Kinnear ridiculed after 'Yohan Kebab' radio interview
Kinnear riled Newcastle fans by saying he had "more intelligence than them" during an interview in which he mispronounced his player's names
Kinnear riled Newcastle fans by saying he had "more intelligence than them" during an interview in which he mispronounced his player's names
Joe Kinnear's return to Newcastle could be the beginning of the end for manager Alan Pardew's reign on Tyneside.
Aston Villa's out-of-favour striker Darren Bent has been linked with a return to the North East with Newcastle United
Newcastle United will be hoping for a response to last weekend's result when they visit West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday
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Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew has dismissed reports that there is rift among players at the club
Read the full storySteve Wraith from @NUFCToonTalk says fans are divided over whether Alan Pardew should stay in charge of Newcastle but he doesn't think he should be sacked.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew admits he is worried but thinks the Magpies can survive the threat of relegation.
Read the full story– Alan Pardew, Newcastle manager"I'm worried, of course. You can't come off a defeat like that and the manner it was without being worried.
"I'm not going to criticise my players, I'm not going to criticise the team in any shape or form on an individual basis.
"It was a collective effort and we fell down collectively."
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew says Luis Suarez' ten-match ban could "infuse" Liverpool.
The Merseyside club travel to St James' Park in the Premier League on Saturday evening.
Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse has set his sights on winning the Premier League title.
On Twitter, the Senegal international congratulated Manchester United on winning their 20th league crown, and added that he hopes to win the competition with the Magpies one day:
Congrats to man utd for winning the premiere league. 1 day we will win it.
From @CissePapiss on Twitter:Northumbria Police have released more CCTV pictures of people they want to speak to in relation to the violence in Newcastle after the Tyne-Wear derby.
– Newcastle Area Commander Chief Superintendent Gary Calvert"I'd like to thank the public again for their continued help in providing information to us about those involved in the disturbance last Sunday."I'd also like to reiterate that anyone involved in football-related disorder are very much in the minority, and damage the reputation of true football fans and the people of Newcastle."
18 people have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder since last Monday, this brings the total number of derby related arrests to 47. Police are urging anyone who recognises someone in the photos to contact them on 101.
Watch Alan Pardew's full press conference ahead of Newcastle United's trip to West Brom on Saturday: