Ginola worried about United

Jan 30 2008

by Alan Oliver, Evening Chronicle

DAVID GINOLA has warned his former boss Kevin Keegan that he faces a tough time in the next few weeks getting Newcastle United back on track. Ginola was at The Emirates last night working for French television and he saw United beaten 3-0 by Arsenal for the second time in four days. And after the game Ginola told me: “It was a tough night for Newcastle. “Arsenal scored three goals. What can you say? Arsenal play great football. “You can see Newcastle struggling. There is a concern at how to get the ball into the box to score some goals and even when the balls are in the box they’ve not managed to put them in the back of the net. Story continues ADVERTISEMENT “I think it’s a tough job for the next few weeks for Kevin until they get back on track. “They conceded three goals in their last two games. They’ve not scored for six hours. It’s quite a lot. “The most concerning thing for me is getting the confidence back in the squad.” Keegan admitted after the game that he does not expect to bring in any new players before the transfer window closes tomorrow night. But what would Keegan give to get a Ginola, who he picked

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