by Michael Halliday on Friday 10th February 2012

Let’s hope we cap (an unfortunately) great week for ‘arry with a great win for Newcastle United.
Demba Ba has scored 16 goals in 18 starts, including scoring at least one goal in ten of those eighteen matches, unbelievable!
by Graham Porter on Friday 3rd February 2012

Watching Best and Shola on Wednesday I just don’t see what we have to lose by throwing the Senegal pair straight in.
Victory is a must and we fancy Demba and the boys to deliver.
by Jack Watt on Tuesday 31st January 2012

Yakubu and also maybe Samba missing, 3 points there for the taking if NUFC up to the job.
Guest tipster is Chris Waddle who tips Newcastle to score a Pelanty (if haven’t heard Waddle commentating it is the most bizarre thing you’ll hear)
by Joe Dixon on Thursday 26th January 2012

I hope that, fitness worries aside, we keep the same team and formation that played so well in that first half against Fulham.
Ben Arfa features in our first suggested bet as we are taking him to continue his excellent recent scoring run and score the first goal in a 3-1 win.
by Alan Nixon on Wednesday 18th January 2012

Newcastle’s away record of ‘won 4 lost 4 drawn 3’ is identical to Fulham’s home return yet Fulham are massive favourites for the game!
We are backing our resilient team to continue the great work of 4 wins in the last 5 matches.
by Alan Nixon on Friday 13th January 2012

If Wright-Phillips makes an appearance I’d have every confidence in Santon taking care of him, unlike Raylor’s nightmare at Loftus Road.
With only 34 year old Sean Derry available out of QPR’s first choice midfield this should be 3 points all the way.
by Alan Nixon on Friday 6th January 2012

You have today’s situation where unfortunately the domestic cup is seen as a poor relation to Champions League, or safety from relegation, or whatever.
5th round is weekend of 18th February, hope African contingent back safely and still have a FA Cup spot to fight for.
by Alan Nixon on Tuesday 3rd January 2012

Manchester United’s away stats are truly frightening, winning seven and drawing two, with nineteen scored and only three conceded.
Hopefully though they’ll continue on from Blackburn and United’s big players like Ba and midfield pairing Cabaye & Tiote will grab hold of the match.
by Alan Nixon on Thursday 29th December 2011

Only three wins in nine at home means Anfeld has been anything but a fortress this season.
Suarez misses out but Bellamy and Carroll are still a real handful, Demba Ba though has few equals so far and could just possibly lead United to victory?
by Gary Broadhurst on Saturday 24th December 2011

Seven home defeats out of eight mean that we have nothing to fear at Bolton, apart from ourselves.
All but Steven Taylor of Newcastle’s big hitters are available so no excuses, the returning Cabaye alongside Tiote will be our inspiration for victory