Sylvain Marveaux - arrested

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Looks like we should be looking to sell him, he's obviously not in anyone's plans. Not sure how easy it would be to find a buyer mind.

[Guest Recoba]

Is he injured or something?  Makes no sense.

[LooneyToonArmy]

SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

[sempuki]

RT @GFN_France: Newcastle's Sylvain Marveaux has been offered to FC Nantes we understand. #FCN #NUFC

 

 

 

[Guest ElCid]

SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

 

As much as I think he is a technically gifted player, it has to be said he went totally missing in the derby last year.

[The College Dropout]

Sell ALL the players.

[Guest ElCid]

Sell ALL the players.

 

Yeah very true there mind you :-(

[The College Dropout]

It's a bit worrying that this season we are down a number of players with only two in on loan. Our season is over anyway so unless we make those loans permanent they will count for little for the remainder of the season.

[Skirge]

He is not going to get games here its make sense, if this helps us bring in Gremier by freeing another wage and a bit of a transfer fee then fair enough.

[Yorkie]

We're losing nowt if he goes like, despite the fact he's looked a decent option whenever he's played.

[Interpolic]

Skirge smells a swap deal!

[AyeDubbleYoo]

We're losing nowt if he goes like, despite the fact he's looked a decent option whenever he's played.

 

Feel the same basically, I like him but he's obviously not going to be used.

[Hanshithispantz]

Utterly ridiculous if we cant even find a bit part role for him, and criminal if he'ms sold without a replacement for Cabaye brought in.

[TheHoob]

I wonder what his longest run of games has been.

[alexf]

I'd hate to see us give him away if we don't bring anyone else in.

[TRon]

SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

 

As much as I think he is a technically gifted player, it has to be said he went totally missing in the derby last year.

 

I'm not really sure a derby is the right game to be bringing him back. We could have done with him on the bench at Norwich though.

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SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

 

As much as I think he is a technically gifted player, it has to be said he went totally missing in the derby last year.

 

I'm not really sure a derby is the right game to be bringing him back. We could have done with him on the bench at Norwich though.

 

Ah, I don't know. If he isn't up to playing in the derby then what use is he? We need 11 players who understand what it means, if he can't be one of them he doesn't deserve to be playing.

[TRon]

SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

 

As much as I think he is a technically gifted player, it has to be said he went totally missing in the derby last year.

 

I'm not really sure a derby is the right game to be bringing him back. We could have done with him on the bench at Norwich though.

 

Ah, I don't know. If he isn't up to playing in the derby then what use is he? We need 11 players who understand what it means, if he can't be one of them he doesn't deserve to be playing.

 

Well the big question mark over him seems to be his lack of willingness to get stuck in, so I would think that's the last game he should be starting. Personally though, I'd like to think we could beat them playing football and make more use of the qualities Marveaux has. But if we are going to get involved in a battle then pick someone more suited.

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SYLVAIN Marveaux has 48 hours to convince Alan Pardew he can make an impact in Saturday’s Tyne-Wear derby.

The midfielder hasn’t made a first-team appearance for Newcastle United in FOUR months.

 

Marveaux’s only run-out came in an Under-21 game against Chelsea at St James’s Park early last month, which was watched by 365 fans.

 

But the sale of midfield lynchpin Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain – coupled with a number of injuries and Loic Remy’s suspension – could see the 27-year-old return to the squad for the visit of Sunderland to St James’s Park.

 

Marveaux has shown glimpses of his undoubted talent since joining from Stade Rennais in the summer of 2011.

 

And his absence from the first-team in recent months has been questioned by supporters, with the the former France Under-21 international fit and available for selection.

 

Marveaux wasn’t in the squad for Tuesday’s night’s game against Norwich City.

 

Asked by the Gazette about Marveaux’s non-involvement at Carrow Road, Pardew said: “Sylvain could be involved against Sunderland.”

 

Pardew wouldn’t elaborate on Marveaux’s situation, though he has previously talked of the need for him – and others – to apply themselves in training day in, day out.

 

Forward Sammy Ameobi, it seems, has done this, and the 21-year-old was rewarded with a start against Norwich.

 

And Pardew is looking for attitude and application on the practice pitch from Marveaux, whose natural ability isn’t in question.

 

With Cabaye’s exit having left a yawning gap in United’s midfield, Marveaux could finally come to the fore at Newcastle – two and a half years after he crossed the Channel.

 

“First and foremost, you have to show on the training ground that you are worthy of getting your place in this team, or getting in this group,” he said.

 

“And then we go from there – it’s as simple as that. We haven’t really seen Sammy (Ameobi) get a chance either in this run, and he deserves a chance as much as Sylvain.”

 

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/marveaux-in-frame-for-derby-role-1-6405505

 

As much as I think he is a technically gifted player, it has to be said he went totally missing in the derby last year.

 

I'm not really sure a derby is the right game to be bringing him back. We could have done with him on the bench at Norwich though.

 

Ah, I don't know. If he isn't up to playing in the derby then what use is he? We need 11 players who understand what it means, if he can't be one of them he doesn't deserve to be playing.

 

Well the big question mark over him seems to be his lack of willingness to get stuck in, so I would think that's the last game he should be starting. Personally though, I'd like to think we could beat them playing football and make more use of the qualities Marveaux has. But if we are going to get involved in a battle then pick someone more suited.

 

Fair point. With the ball on the ground and playing the way we can then we'll win on Saturday. If it turns into a riot then he's a shirker and not something we need.

[LooneyToonArmy]

GFN France

 

Newcastle's Sylvain Marveaux has been offered to FC Nantes we understand. ‪#‎FCN‬ ‪#‎NUFC‬

[Guest reefatoon]

GFN France

 

Newcastle's Sylvain Marveaux has been offered to FC Nantes we understand. ‪#‎FCN‬ ‪#‎NUFC‬

 

Again?  That's twice in the same day.

[alexf]

Who do Nantes have that we might like?

[LooneyToonArmy]

Who do Nantes have that we might like?

 

Fabrice Pancrate

[Troll]

Who do Nantes have that we might like?

 

Fabrice Pancrate

 

9 goals in 36 games for them! 

[Ronaldo]

Who do Nantes have that we might like?

 

Fabrice Pancrate

 

9 goals in 36 games for them! 

 

Either you're making that up, somebody else is, or that useless league is even worse than I thought.