2016-17 Football Season
2016-17 Football Season
There are reports that Gareth Southgate has turned down the offer of becoming England Gaffer. What a embarresment.....
Cant paste anything in again as I'm on my phone and its a farce.
(29 Jun 2016, 7:35 pm)South Tyne Lad There are reports that Gareth Southgate has turned down the offer of becoming England Gaffer. What a embarresment.....
Cant paste anything in again as I'm on my phone and its a farce.
(29 Jun 2016, 7:35 pm)South Tyne Lad There are reports that Gareth Southgate has turned down the offer of becoming England Gaffer. What a embarresment.....
Cant paste anything in again as I'm on my phone and its a farce.
All that has been mentioned so far is that Southgate will be interm manager for the World Cup qualifiers in September while they search for a full-time successor to Hodgson.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36657247
(29 Jun 2016, 7:41 pm)Kuyoyo All that has been mentioned so far is that Southgate will be interm manager for the World Cup qualifiers in September while they search for a full-time successor to Hodgson.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36657247
(29 Jun 2016, 7:41 pm)Kuyoyo All that has been mentioned so far is that Southgate will be interm manager for the World Cup qualifiers in September while they search for a full-time successor to Hodgson.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36657247
(29 Jun 2016, 7:41 pm)Kuyoyo All that has been mentioned so far is that Southgate will be interm manager for the World Cup qualifiers in September while they search for a full-time successor to Hodgson.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36657247
(29 Jun 2016, 7:39 pm)Tom Isn't that not a good thing haha? I wouldn't want him as manager not enough experience. Heard reports of Glenn Hoodle being considered for the job which wouldn't be a bad appointment to be fair. On the other hand heard Allerdyce linked with the job... he plays the same brand of shite football that roy does so no thanks.
(29 Jun 2016, 7:41 pm)Kuyoyo All that has been mentioned so far is that Southgate will be interm manager for the World Cup qualifiers in September while they search for a full-time successor to Hodgson.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36657247
(29 Jun 2016, 7:39 pm)Tom Isn't that not a good thing haha? I wouldn't want him as manager not enough experience. Heard reports of Glenn Hoodle being considered for the job which wouldn't be a bad appointment to be fair. On the other hand heard Allerdyce linked with the job... he plays the same brand of shite football that roy does so no thanks.
(29 Jun 2016, 7:55 pm)Tom Just found this too - http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footb...08161.html
Why on earth will it take them a year to pick a manager. Surely it will be better to pick one now. Plenty of options, Glenn Hoodle, even Alan Shearer would be worth a try. But no they will pick a terrible manager I guess as usual with the same boring brand of football.
(29 Jun 2016, 7:55 pm)Tom Just found this too - http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footb...08161.html
Why on earth will it take them a year to pick a manager. Surely it will be better to pick one now. Plenty of options, Glenn Hoodle, even Alan Shearer would be worth a try. But no they will pick a terrible manager I guess as usual with the same boring brand of football.
Jurgen Klinsmann Interested in England Job
Dunno about that like, a German managing England, may as well give Diego Maradona and see what he is up to at the moment...
Get the man we should have had at least 3 times before
Harry Redknapp
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Couple of Premier League signings today:
BREAKING NEWS
Arsenal agree deal to sign Japan forward Takuma Asano from Sanfrecce Hiroshima.
The 21-year-old made his full international debut for Japan in August 2015 and has gained five caps.
During his time with Takuma Asano he made 56 appearances, scoring 11 goals.
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FOXES SIGN MENDEY
Premier League champions Leicester City have announced their third signing of the summer, signing Nampalys Mendy from OGC Nice on a four-year deal.
The central midfieler worked with manager Claudio Ranieri at AS Monaco and helped the club to promotion during the 2012/13 season.
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Northern Echo Darlington Football Club are making a return to the Northern Echo Arena for two friendlies against Sunderland and Newcastle as they prepare for the new season.
The games will be Darlington's first in their home town for some time after playing their home matches at Heritage Park, in Bishop Auckland, for four years.
Both Sunderland and Newcastle will be playing a select 11 from various squads but have indicated they will be fielding "strong teams".
The Quakers will play a Newcastle United X1 on Saturday, July 16 (3pm kick off), and then a Sunderland XI on Tuesday, July 19 (7.30pm kick off) at The Northern Echo Arena, now home to Darlington Mowden Park RFC.
John Tempest, Director of Darlington FC commented; ‘‘We’re delighted to have secured both Newcastle and Sunderland who will form a key part of our preparations for the new season and our fundraising initiative. We welcome old and new fans in what will be our first game back in the town. We’ve worked closely with the Northern Echo Arena staff, to whom we’re very grateful, to attract the fixtures that we hope will showcase both the club and the town.’’
Lee Rust, Managing Director of Darlington Mowden Park, said; ‘’Following the success of events such as the Premiership Rugby 7’s, the All Blacks and the Internationals, our facility team has continued to work hard in establishing the Arena as a venue for high profile sport. We’re pleased to be providing a platform to welcome all three sides in July and we’re hopeful to soon announce another significant sporting fixture for this summer.’’
Tickets for both games will be priced at £10 Adults and £6 Concessions (U16, Over 65, Armed Forces and Students). A combined ticket can be bought in advance for £15 Adults and £10 Concession.
Tickets can be bought from Quaker Retail in the Dolphin Centre and at The Northern Echo Arena from Friday 8th July. Due to an expected high demand supporters are advised to purchase well in advance.
On-site parking at The Northern Echo Arena will be limited and on a first come first serve basis. Parking permits are priced at £2.
Corporate Box, Hospitality and Match Sponsorship packages are available.
In other news
Darlington are making a return to the Northern Echo Arena for 2 high profile friendlies this month.
I would urge football fans in the area to get along if they can, whether your Darlo, Newcastle, Sunderland, even if your neutral...
Newcastle and Sunderland have indicated they will send strong teams for the games...
I just hope it does not turn out like the last time we played Newcastle at the Arena when Newcastle fans caused trouble ?
Darlington making return to Northern Echo Arena for friendlies against Newcastle XI and Sunderland XI
Northern Echo Darlington Football Club are making a return to the Northern Echo Arena for two friendlies against Sunderland and Newcastle as they prepare for the new season.
The games will be Darlington's first in their home town for some time after playing their home matches at Heritage Park, in Bishop Auckland, for four years.
Both Sunderland and Newcastle will be playing a select 11 from various squads but have indicated they will be fielding "strong teams".
The Quakers will play a Newcastle United X1 on Saturday, July 16 (3pm kick off), and then a Sunderland XI on Tuesday, July 19 (7.30pm kick off) at The Northern Echo Arena, now home to Darlington Mowden Park RFC.
John Tempest, Director of Darlington FC commented; ‘‘We’re delighted to have secured both Newcastle and Sunderland who will form a key part of our preparations for the new season and our fundraising initiative. We welcome old and new fans in what will be our first game back in the town. We’ve worked closely with the Northern Echo Arena staff, to whom we’re very grateful, to attract the fixtures that we hope will showcase both the club and the town.’’
Lee Rust, Managing Director of Darlington Mowden Park, said; ‘’Following the success of events such as the Premiership Rugby 7’s, the All Blacks and the Internationals, our facility team has continued to work hard in establishing the Arena as a venue for high profile sport. We’re pleased to be providing a platform to welcome all three sides in July and we’re hopeful to soon announce another significant sporting fixture for this summer.’’
Tickets for both games will be priced at £10 Adults and £6 Concessions (U16, Over 65, Armed Forces and Students). A combined ticket can be bought in advance for £15 Adults and £10 Concession.
Tickets can be bought from Quaker Retail in the Dolphin Centre and at The Northern Echo Arena from Friday 8th July. Due to an expected high demand supporters are advised to purchase well in advance.
On-site parking at The Northern Echo Arena will be limited and on a first come first serve basis. Parking permits are priced at £2.
Corporate Box, Hospitality and Match Sponsorship packages are available.
(03 Jul 2016, 12:40 pm)MrFozz In other news
Darlington are making a return to the Northern Echo Arena for 2 high profile friendlies this month.
I would urge football fans in the area to get along if they can, whether your Darlo, Newcastle, Sunderland, even if your neutral...
Newcastle and Sunderland have indicated they will send strong teams for the games...
I just hope it does not turn out like the last time we played Newcastle at the Arena when Newcastle fans caused trouble ?
Darlington making return to Northern Echo Arena for friendlies against Newcastle XI and Sunderland XI
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(03 Jul 2016, 12:40 pm)MrFozz In other news
Darlington are making a return to the Northern Echo Arena for 2 high profile friendlies this month.
I would urge football fans in the area to get along if they can, whether your Darlo, Newcastle, Sunderland, even if your neutral...
Newcastle and Sunderland have indicated they will send strong teams for the games...
I just hope it does not turn out like the last time we played Newcastle at the Arena when Newcastle fans caused trouble ?
Darlington making return to Northern Echo Arena for friendlies against Newcastle XI and Sunderland XI
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(03 Jul 2016, 1:02 pm)Adrian The George Reynolds arena, do you mean?Don't use language like that around me
(03 Jul 2016, 1:02 pm)Adrian The George Reynolds arena, do you mean?Don't use language like that around me
Sunderland AFC defender Santiago Vergini has joined Argentinian side Club Atletico Boca Juniors in a permanent move, for an undisclosed fee.
http://www.safc.com/news/team-news/2016/...ni-departs
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Sunderland AFC goalkeeper Vito Mannone has agreed a new contract with the Black Cats.
The Italian shot-stopper has penned a new two-year deal, keeping him on Wearside until 2018.
http://www.safc.com/news/team-news/2016/...s-new-deal
