Padrew wants to keep Colo
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is gearing up for a fight to hold on to skipper Fabricio Coloccini for the second time in five months
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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is gearing up for a fight to hold on to skipper Fabricio Coloccini for the second time in five months
Laurent Koscielny ensured Arsenal of a place in the Champions League qualifiers with the only goal in a tight encounter at Newcastle
Mike Ashley will share out £1million between Newcastle's ancillary staff if the Magpies beat Arsenal
Barry Rogerson, the Newcastle supporter who punched a police horse following his side's Tyne-Wear derby defeat to Sunderland on Sunday, explains his side of the story to ITV Tyne Tees.
Newcastle defender Ryan Taylor could miss all of next season with a cruciate knee ligament injury, the club have announced
Read the full storyNewcastle defender Ryan Taylor could miss all of next season with a cruciate knee ligament injury, the club have announced today.
The 28-year-old had only recently returned to training after he injured his knee last August in the Europa League qualification match against Atromitos.
The new injury blow looks set to rule Taylor out for the majority of next season and possibly the entire campaign.
Barry Rogerson, the man seen punching a police horse during the football violence in Newcastle at the weekend, has insisted he is an animal lover.
– Barry Rogerson, speaking to the Daily MirrorI reacted stupidly. I did not go out to attack a horse.
I love animals - I've got three dogs, a fish pond out the back and I feed foxes across the road.
Two men have been charged after disorder at the FA Cup semi-final between Millwall and Wigan Athletic
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British Transport Police (BTP) announced they made 36 football-related arrests including for violence and racist abuse at the weekend
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Newcastle have vowed to ban for life fans caught causing trouble in the wake of the derby defeat by Sunderland
Read the full storySunderland's new boss takes in his side's achievement in beating rivals Newcastle 3-0 on their turf on Sunday. (Video via ITV Tyne Tees)
Amazing scenes after the Tyne and Wear derby at St James' Park, as a man wearing a Newcastle shirt aimed a haymaker at a police horse.
Happily, the horse is doing fine.
A total of 29 football fans have been arrested and three police officers injured after violence erupted following the Tyne-Wear derby
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