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Tevez and Adebayor on target for City
Carlos Tevez and Emmanuel Adebayor struck either side of the interval to give Manchester City a 2-0 victory in their local derby. more
DANNY SIMPSON has revealed that winning a Coca-Cola Championship medal with Newcastle United would mean even more to him than making his Manchester United debut....
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WAYNE Routledge will never have a better stage to show off his talent as Chris Hughton declared his new signing is at the perfect point in his career to become a star at Newcastle United....
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PETER Løvenkrands has admitted he does not know how he would have coped with the death of his father if he had not received such strong support from Newcastle United as he thanked the fans for helping him through a traumatic few months....
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Gateshead front up to Conference challenge
GATESHEAD’S new strike force has been hailed as one of the best in the Conference – and backed to fire the Tynesiders onward in both league and cup. more
Vipers’ Gateshead switch moves a step closer
THE prospect of the Newcastle Vipers one day moving into a permanent new home across the River Tyne in Gateshead appears to have moved a step closer. more
Onions repeats on Proteas as Durham stars battle on
GRAHAM Onions is starting to make a habit of this. If the man from Gateshead is not careful he will become better known for rearguard batting than his fast bowling. more
Isaac Steele excels at national championships
ISAAC STEELE was the stand-out performer as a staggering eight Birtley boxers stormed through to the semi-finals of the national schoolboy championships. more
McCormick takes two to win the Alsager 5
FIVE years ago, Nick McCormick repelled the challenge of one of Britain’s leading road runners to win the Alsager 5 and yesterday he did likewise in a repeat performance. more
Golfathon gets into the swing
A GOLFATHON, a new event for youngsters under 16 lasting 10 hours, is being staged during the schools’ half-term break. more