Wow, did anybody see this one coming?

Just when you thought things couldn’t get even more bizarre at St. James’ Park, Newcastle have announced former Wimbledon boss Joe Kinnear as their new interim manager.
Having left his previous Premier League post at Selhurst Park in 1999 after a heart attack, Kinnear is surely ill-advised to make his return at a club in freefall, where the fans feel a hatred towards the chairman, and Dennis Wise is hugely influential.
The Irishman resigned from his last job as manager of Championship side Nottingham Forest in 2004 with the club stuck in the relegation zone. Kinnear is under no illusions that he won’t be at the club for long and said:

Tags: Alan Shearer, Chris Hughton, Dennis Wise, Interim Manager, Joe Kinnear, Kevin Keegan, Mike Ashley, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Premier League, Selhurst Park, Wimbledon
Posted: September 26th, 2008 by Michael Lintorn
WAG of the Day
Crystal Palace’s greatest contribution to Waggery, society

Anyone who has sat in the rickety wooden stand above the Player’s Lounge at Selhurst Park will know it’s not the most glamorous place in the world, yet you may frequently find WAGs Boutique star Elle Isaac sitting there, drinking in the crisp Croydon air. She met Palace and Barbados midfielder Paul Ifill while working as a bar manager in Brighton during her university holidays, and they had a daughter named Romy in 2006.

Tags: Barbados, Cassie Sumner, Charlotte Meares, Crystal Palace, Danielle Lloyd, Elle Isaac, Heather Swann, Jadene Bircham, Paul Ifill, Romy, Selhurst Park, Soho Square, WAG, WAGs Boutique
Posted: June 24th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
Recommended Viewing
The best sports on the telebox tonight

According to Neil Warnock, cheering on your side when they have won a game is ‘arrogant’. That’s exactly what he branded victorious Bristol City fans visiting Selhurst Park at the weekend, and tonight he hopes to rile up the 20,000 ‘angry Robins fans’ at Ashton gate. The bookies put Bristol way ahead at 4/11 to reach the final, yet Warnock has never lost a play-off semi-final, making Palace’s odds of 9/4 mighty tempting.
Indian Premier League
Kolkata Knight Riders/ Delhi Daredevils (Setanta Sports 1, 3.30pm)
Championship Play-off Semi-final Second Leg
19:45 Bristol City v Crystal Palace Sky Sports 1 (19:30-22:00)
Tags: Ashton Gate, Bristol City, Championships, Crystal Palace, Football Betting, Neil Warnock, Play-off, Selhurst Park
Posted: May 13th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey