2007–08 Newcastle United F.C. season

2007–08 Newcastle United F.C. season
Newcastle United
2007–08 season
Chairman England Chris Mort[1]
(for Mike Ashley)
Manager England Sam Allardyce
(left by mutual consent on January 9)
England Kevin Keegan
Premier League 12th
FA Cup Fourth round
League Cup Third Round
Top goalscorer League:
Michael Owen (11)
All:
Michael Owen (13)
Highest home attendance 52,307 (vs. Liverpool)
Lowest home attendance 30,523 (vs. Barnsley)
Home colours
Away colours
Third colours

During the 2007-08 season, Newcastle United participated in the Premier League. Newcastle started the season reasonably well under the management of Sam Allardyce and looked to be in the hunt for European places by the end of October, but a poor November saw the team slide down the table as fans began doubting Allardyce's ability. Despite a reasonable upturn in early December, the team fell further form wise and in the end Mike Ashley chose to terminate Allardyce's contract by mutual consent.

To the surprise of many football fans, the club re-appointed Kevin Keegan as manager, but he was unable to stop the team sliding down the league and fans begun to doubt the appointment. However, Keegan was able to save Newcastle from relegation and the club finished the season in 12th. The team kit for the 2007-08 season was produced by Adidas. The main shirt sponsor was Northern Rock.

Contents

Season summary

Sam Allardyce

Manager Sam Allardyce signed several players, including David Rozehnal, Claudio Cacapa, Habib Beye, Alan Smith, Joey Barton and Mark Viduka. The season started brightly for Newcastle, with two wins and two draws from their first five games, but they then became the first (and only) side to lose to Derby County that season. Newcastle won only five out of their next 25 Premier League games and could only draw with Derby in the reverse fixture. They also made a third round exit to Arsenal in the Carling Cup, but made a FA Cup third round draw with Championship club Stoke City. The game against Stoke, however, proved to be Allardyce's last in charge of Newcastle; three days later he was sacked by owner Mike Ashley after pressure from the fans, who were unimpressed with his exclusion of fan favourites from the starting line-up and poor results, despite Allardyce only having been there eight months.

Critics consistently questioned Allardyce's exit from the club, claiming he may not have been given the time needed to impact upon the club in the build-up to the next appointment.[2] There were a number of candidates lined up for the job, including Harry Redknapp, Didier Deschamps, Gerard Houllier and even former England and Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren. Redknapp turned down the opportunity to manage the club, claiming he felt his job at Portsmouth was yet to be completed.[3]

Kevin Keegan, April 2008

On 16 January, it was sensationally announced that Kevin Keegan would be returning to the club for a third time, after previous spells both as a player and manager.[4]

The announcement had an immediate impact. On that day the club had a scheduled FA Cup third round replay against Stoke City at home, which was not expected to reach even half capacity; but, upon distribution of the news, 20,000 extra tickets were sold within a couple of hours and the kick-off was delayed to allow the extra fans time to get into the game. The Keegan effect seemed to work on the pitch too as Newcastle convincingly beat Stoke 4-1, even though he was not in the dugout for the match, having arrived during the first half to sit with owner Mike Ashley and the directors.

Shortly after his appointment, Dennis Wise left his position as manager at Leeds United to become director of football at Newcastle. The creation of the new role at the club proved questionable amongst critics and fans, but both Wise and Keegan insisted that the manager would have the final say in all matters regarding the squad.[5] Further appointments saw Tony Jimenez join the club as the vice-president of player recruitment and Jeff Vetere as technical co-ordinator.[6] The idea was to complete a continental-style management structure working in support of Keegan, with Wise and Vetere making the initial assessment before calling in Jimenez to do the deal.[7] David Williamson was also appointed, as director of operations in April.[8]

Newcastle United players warming up at White Hart Lane, 30 March 2008

Keegan's comeback initially did not live up to expectations, with a run of eight games without a win, an FA Cup exit and talk even of a relegation battle. March proved to be a turning point, and, following a change to an attacking line-up with Owen supporting Martins and Viduka up front, the team started to produce results in time for Keegan to maintain his perfect record in the Tyne-Wear derby with a 2-0 home win on 20 April, which put Newcastle's survival beyond all doubt and allowed Keegan to plan for his stated contract length of the next three seasons at the club. With a 2-2 away draw for the following game at West Ham United, the eight-game run of no wins had been turned into a seven-game unbeaten run with two games left to the end of the season. In the final table, Newcastle occupied 12th place on 43 points.[9]

However, in April, Following speculation that Ashley had lost millions in a stock market venture, rumours of discontent with Wise and Ashley began to circulate after Keegan announced that he would not qualify for the Champions League, let alone challenge for the title, unless they provided him the financial backing required, which he was not receiving.[10]

On 22 May, Habib Beye, signed by Allardyce at the start of the season, was named Newcastle's player of the season based on fan votes to a poll organised by the Evening Chronicle.[11]

Chronological list of events

N'Zogbia, Butt and Milner in the wall at Fulham, December 2007

Transfers

In

Date Player Previous club Cost
7 June 2007 Australia Mark Viduka England Middlesbrough Free[12]
14 June 2007 England Joey Barton England Manchester City £5,500,000[13]
29 June 2007 Czech Republic David Rozehnal France Paris Saint-Germain £2,900,000[15]
3 July 2007 Cameroon Geremi Njitap England Chelsea Free[16]
3 August 2007 England Alan Smith England Manchester United £6,000,000[17]
3 August 2007 Brazil Caçapa France Olympique Lyonnais Free[18]
6 August 2007 Spain José Enrique Sánchez Spain Villarreal CF £6,300,000[19]
31 August 2007 Senegal Abdoulaye Faye England Bolton Wanderers Undisclosed[20]
31 August 2007 Senegal Habib Beye France Marseille Undisclosed[21]
7 January 2008 England Ben Tozer England Swindon Town Undisclosed[25]
8 January 2008 France Wesley Ngo Baheng France Le Havre Undisclosed[26]
18 January 2008 Hungary Tamás Kádár Hungary Zalaegerszegi TE £900,000[29]
31 January 2008 Italy Fabio Zamblera Italy Atalanta Undisclosed
31 January 2008 Sweden Ole Söderberg Sweden Häcken Undisclosed
7 March 2008 Senegal Lamine Diatta Free agent Free

Out

Date Player New club Cost
6 June 2007 England Scott Parker England West Ham £7,000,000[36]
1 July 2007 Republic of Ireland Alan O'Brien Scotland Hibernian Undisclosed[37]
3 August 2007 Netherlands Tim Krul Scotland Falkirk Loan (season)[38]
14 August 2007 England Andy Carroll England Preston Loan (until 1 January 2008)[39]
16 August 2007 England Kieron Dyer England West Ham £6,000,000[40]
25 August 2007 Spain Albert Luque Netherlands Ajax Undisclosed[41]
31 August 2007 England Paul Huntington England Leeds United Undisclosed[42]
31 August 2007 Peru Nolberto Solano England West Ham United Undisclosed[43]
15 November 2007 South Africa Matty Pattison England Norwich City Loan (until 1 January 2008)
11 December 2007 Nigeria Celestine Babayaro United States Los Angeles Galaxy Released
4 January 2008 South Africa Matty Pattison England Norwich City Undisclosed
31 January 2008 Czech Republic David Rozehnal Italy Lazio Season loan
February 2008 England Shola Ameobi England Stoke City Season loan
06 May 2008 Republic of Ireland Stephen Carr -- Released
06 May 2008 Australia James Troisi -- Released
06 May 2008 England Peter Ramage England Queens Park Rangers Released
15 May 2008 Senegal Lamine Diatta -- Released

Squad list

All players in the Newcastle United squad during the 2007-08 season Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Republic of Ireland GK Shay Given
2 Republic of Ireland DF Stephen Carr (until May)
3 Spain DF José Enrique Sánchez
4 Czech Republic DF David Rozehnal
5 Turkey MF Emre Belözoğlu
6 Brazil DF Caçapa
7 England MF Joey Barton
8 England MF Kieron Dyer (until August)
9 Nigeria FW Obafemi Martins
10 England FW Michael Owen
11 Republic of Ireland MF Damien Duff
13 England GK Steve Harper
14 France MF Charles N'Zogbia
15 Senegal DF Lamine Diatta
15 Peru MF Nolberto Solano (until August)
16 England MF James Milner
17 England FW Alan Smith
19 Spain FW Albert Luque (until August)
No. Position Player
20 Cameroon DF Geremi Njitap
21 Senegal DF Habib Beye
22 England MF Nicky Butt
23 England FW Shola Ameobi
25 Senegal DF Abdoulaye Faye
26 England DF Peter Ramage
27 England DF Steven Taylor
30 Canada DF David Edgar
32 England DF Paul Huntington (until August)
33 Nigeria DF Celestine Babayaro (until December)
34 England GK Fraser Forster
35 South Africa MF Matty Pattison (until November)
35 England DF Ben Tozer
36 Australia FW Mark Viduka
37 Australia FW James Troisi (until May)
38 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Kazenga LuaLua
39 England FW Andrew Carroll
40 Netherlands GK Tim Krul

Player of the season

Habib Beye was voted player of the season by visitors of the official Newcastle United website on May 22, 2008.[44]

Match results

Pre-season

Premier League

Date Opponents H / A Result

F – A

Scorers Attendance
17 September 2007 Derby County A 0 – 1 30,016
23 September 2007 West Ham United H 3 – 1 Viduka 2' 41', N'Zogbia 76' 50,104
29 September 2007 Manchester City A 1 – 3 Martins 29' 40,606
7 October 2007 Everton H 3 – 2 Butt 42', Emre 86', Owen 90' 50,152
22 October 2007 Tottenham Hotspur H 3 – 1 Martins 44', Caçapa 49', Milner 72' 51,411
27 October 2007 Reading A 1 – 2 Duberry 74' (og) 24,119
3 November 2007 Portsmouth H 1 – 4 Campbell 16' (og) 51,490
10 November 2007 Sunderland A 1 – 1 Milner 65' 47,701
24 November 2007 Liverpool H 0 – 3 52,307
1 December 2007 Blackburn Rovers A 1 – 3 Martins 45' 27,477
5 December 2007 Arsenal H 1 – 1 Taylor 60' 50,305
8 December 2007 Birmingham City H 2 – 1 Martins pen 45', Beye 90' 49,948
15 December 2007 Fulham A 1 – 0 Barton pen 90' 24,959
23 December 2007 Derby County H 2 – 2 Viduka 27', 87' 51,386
26 December 2007 Wigan Athletic A 0 – 1 20,204
29 December 2007 Chelsea A 1 – 2 Butt 56' 41,751
2 January 2008 Manchester City H 0 – 2 50,956
12 January 2008 Manchester United A 0 – 6 75,965
19 January 2008 Bolton Wanderers H 0 – 0 52,250
29 January 2008 Arsenal A 0 – 3 60,127
3 February 2008 Middlesbrough H 1 – 1 Owen 60' 51,105
9 February 2008 Aston Villa A 1 – 4 Owen 4' 42,640
23 February 2008 Manchester United H 1 – 5 Faye 79' 52,291
1 March 2008 Blackburn Rovers H 0 – 1 50,796
8 March 2008 Liverpool A 0 – 3 44,031
17 March 2008 Birmingham City A 1 – 1 Owen 56' 25,777
22 March 2008 Fulham H 2 – 0 Viduka 6', Owen 82' 52,293
30 March 2008 Tottenham Hotspur A 4 – 1 Butt 45', Geremi 52', Owen 65', Martins 83' 36,067
5 April 2008 Reading H 3 – 0 Martins 18', Owen 43', Viduka 58' 52,179
12 April 2008 Portsmouth A 0 – 0 20,507
20 April 2008 Sunderland H 2 – 0 Owen 4', pen 45' 52,305
26 April 2008 West Ham United A 2 – 2 Martins 42', McCartney 45' (og) 34,980
5 May 2008 Chelsea H 0 – 2 52,305
11 May 2008 Everton A 1 – 3 Owen pen 47' 39, 592

H/A = Home/Away; F/A = Goals For/Goals Against

Last updated: 7 May 2008

FA Cup

League Cup

Player statistics

No. Pos. Nationality Player Apps[45] Goals YC Yellow card.svg RC Red card.svg
1 GK Republic of Ireland Ireland Given, ShayShay Given 24 0 2 0
2 DF Republic of Ireland Ireland Carr, StephenStephen Carr 12 0 0 0
3 DF Spain Spain Enrique, JoséJosé Enrique 27 0 1 0
4 DF Czech Republic Czech Republic Rozehnal, DavidDavid Rozehnal 25 0 0 0
5 MF Turkey Turkey Emre 17 1 2 1
6 DF Brazil Brazil Caçapa 21 2 2 0
7 MF England England Barton, JoeyJoey Barton 22 1 4 0
9 FW Nigeria Nigeria Martins, ObafemiObafemi Martins 32 10 1 0
10 FW England England Owen, MichaelMichael Owen 32 13 2 0
11 MF Republic of Ireland Ireland Duff, DamienDamien Duff 18 1 3 0
13 GK England England Harper, SteveSteve Harper 20 0 0 0
14 MF France France N'Zogbia, CharlesCharles N'Zogbia 36 3 6 0
15 MF Peru Peru Solano, NolbertoNolberto Solano * 2 0 0 0
15 DF Senegal Senegal Diatta, LamineLamine Diatta ** 2 0 0 0
16 MF England England Milner, JamesJames Milner 32 3 3 0
17 FW England England Smith, AlanAlan Smith 36 0 10 1
20 MF Cameroon Cameroon Geremi 27 1 3 0
21 DF Senegal Senegal Beye, HabibHabib Beye 28 1 5 0
22 MF England England Butt, NickyNicky Butt 36 3 14 0
23 FW England England Ameobi, SholaShola Ameobi *** 8 0 0 0
25 DF Senegal Senegal Faye, AbdoulayeAbdoulaye Faye 23 1 5 0
26 DF England England Ramage, PeterPeter Ramage 3 0 0 0
27 DF England England Taylor, StevenSteven Taylor 35 1 3 0
30 DF Canada Canada Edgar, DavidDavid Edgar 6 0 0 0
33 DF Nigeria Nigeria Babayaro, CelestineCelestine Babayaro * 0 0 0 0
34 GK England England Forster, FraserFraser Forster 0 0 0 0
35 MF South Africa South Africa Pattison, MattyMatty Pattison * 0 0 0 0
36 FW Australia Australia Viduka, MarkMark Viduka 27 7 0 0
37 MF Australia Australia Troisi, JamesJames Troisi 0 0 0 0
38 MF Democratic Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo LuaLua, KazengaKazenga LuaLua 5 0 0 0
39 FW England England Carroll, AndyAndy Carroll 6 0 0 0
40 GK Netherlands Netherlands Krul, TimTim Krul 0 0 0 0
  • Last Update: May 20, 2008
  • Data includes all competitions
  • Geremi stripped of 1 goal. Dubious Goals Committee ruled that equaliser against West Ham in 2-2 draw on the 26th of April was an own goal to George McCartney.
  • *Player left the club during the season
  • **Player joined in the winter transfer window
  • ***Player is out on loan

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