Saturday 26th November

• Manchester Utd 1 Newcastle Utd 1

Gary Speed RIP

Today the football world lost a man who was the model professional and a very nice person.

Whatever the cause of his death this impression of Gary should not change.

On our darkest days we can all reach a point whereby we see no light.

In death the light appears for some, rest peacefully Gary Speed.

Cheick Tiote Fit Again

Tuesday 24th November

• CHEICK FIT AGAIN
• CABAYE FIT AGAIN
• I'M FIT AGAIN
• SAMMY STARTED FOR U21's
• All BA THE BUS
• TOON IN EC10

A great story tonight Cheick is fit again and is raring to go after missing out on the last two matches against Stoke City and Everton. While Danny Gurthrie has been a star turn as we have won the last two matches, I would expect Cheick to return and Cabaye to start if also fit. It is great to have this possible problem and opportunitity!

The means and opportunity to have three players all vying and ready to start is one that has eluded us for a long time. Toon Toon B&W Army

All Ba The Bus

A lack of transport meant Ba had no game to play as the Ivory Coast national team cancelled their friendly with Senegal in Amiens.

St James Park

Always will be..... enough said or have your say here

The campaign for fan ownership of Newcastle United.

The appealing idea of supporter-ownership has been nurtured by fans at many British clubs since football's commercialisation in the 1990s, borne partly out of the realisation that a few businessmen were making fortunes for themselves out of owning the shares in clubs. British fans became more knowledgeable about the game's finance and structure, and awareness grew of great clubs elsewhere which are not pure businesses, but supporter-owned sporting co-operatives: true clubs. In their passionate, well-produced campaign literature, NUST make predictable, valid references to Real Madrid and Barcelona, owned by member-fans who elect a president, and to the Bundesliga, where all clubs except two are majority owned by supporters.

Visit the NUST Trust Site for more details here

Run Geordie Run

Mark Allison runs for Charity however, he is no ordinary runner. In 2007 he ran from John O'Groats to Lands End in 23 days, covering 899 miles. He has now completd a runfrom the west coast to the east coast run of the United States of America. LA to New York in 100 days.

What next... Australia?