Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Team for Worksop
Gateshead travel to Worksop this Saturday, and are set to be without three key players.
Jamie Harwood and left sided pair Wayne Phillips and Phil Cave (pictured), all miss the trip to Nottinghamshire.
With Gateshead Gunning for their 3rd win of the season, missing three first team players will not help the Heed Army's cause.
We know we have players who are more than capable of stepping in and doing a great job for the Heed.
The Heed Army Blog predicts a starting line up of:
Ian Robson could be in line get his first start for the Heed at Worksop and Richard Flynn may be recalled to fill in at the centre of defence to rekindle his partner ship with James Curtis.
Jamie Harwood and left sided pair Wayne Phillips and Phil Cave (pictured), all miss the trip to Nottinghamshire.
With Gateshead Gunning for their 3rd win of the season, missing three first team players will not help the Heed Army's cause.
We know we have players who are more than capable of stepping in and doing a great job for the Heed.
The Heed Army Blog predicts a starting line up of:
Ian Robson could be in line get his first start for the Heed at Worksop and Richard Flynn may be recalled to fill in at the centre of defence to rekindle his partner ship with James Curtis.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
14 Of The Best!!!!
Many Gateshead fans will never have witnessed such a run of game without defeat. 14 games unbeaten is a fantastic achievement, clubs like Manchester United or Chelsea would be proud of that runs of games.
What its down to i hear you ask, well one name that springs to mind and that would be Ian Bogie(pictured). His understanding of the game has earned him the respect of the Heed dressing room, which has been transported on to the pitch.
A clean passing game has been but in place and the flare of DavieSouthern and Steve Bowey is already starting to show in the early part of the new season.
The 14 unbeaten games have been against:
Mossley vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs North Ferriby Utd
Grantham vs Gateshead
Ashton Utd vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs AFC Telford
Hednesford vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs AFC Lincoln
Guisley vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs Leek
Gateshead vs Witton Albion
Matlock Town vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs Mossley
Eastwood Away and Whitby at home this season.
With Gateshead having to wait 2 weeks before their next game away to Worksop Town on September the 1st, the Heed Army have plenty of time to fill the next supporters coach.
See supporters Club site for details:
Click here to go to the GFC Supporters Club Blog
What its down to i hear you ask, well one name that springs to mind and that would be Ian Bogie(pictured). His understanding of the game has earned him the respect of the Heed dressing room, which has been transported on to the pitch.
A clean passing game has been but in place and the flare of DavieSouthern and Steve Bowey is already starting to show in the early part of the new season.
The 14 unbeaten games have been against:
Mossley vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs North Ferriby Utd
Grantham vs Gateshead
Ashton Utd vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs AFC Telford
Hednesford vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs AFC Lincoln
Guisley vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs Leek
Gateshead vs Witton Albion
Matlock Town vs Gateshead
Gateshead vs Mossley
Eastwood Away and Whitby at home this season.
With Gateshead having to wait 2 weeks before their next game away to Worksop Town on September the 1st, the Heed Army have plenty of time to fill the next supporters coach.
See supporters Club site for details:
Click here to go to the GFC Supporters Club Blog
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
DC United Blog
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Gateshead 2 Whitby Town 1
Gateshead FC are now 14 games unbeaten, as the Ian Bogie football machine rolls on.
Whitby Town came with a game plan of closing Gateshead down and and slowing the game down.
Its worked in the middle part of the match but Gateshead had many chances in front of goal, Graeme Armstrong hand 5 chances alone in the first half.
But Gateshead Did take the lead Before the break through Jamie Harwood from a great Davie Southern cross.
After the break Steve Salvin slipped with the ball on the edge of the box and Whitby got level with shot from just inside the area.
Yet as on Saturday Steve Salvin leaped like a salmon to bury such a sweet header past the Whitby keeper.
Heed Win 2-1
Line up and ratings:
Keen 7
Did well on the night
Baxter 7
Few slip ups, but still battled
Cave 7
Like at Eastwood, never tested
Salvin 8
Mucked up for goal, but more than made up for it with the winning goal
Curtis 8
Was like a man mountain with a ginger coating of snow
Harwood 8
Took his goal like a Brazilian
Phillips 6
Battled to the end
Bowey 8 (Captain)
Very productive, kept the ball rolling, penalty miss was a gutter
McClen 6
A little behind the pace in the first half, but still found the good ball in the second half
Armtrong 8
How he didn't find the net
Southern 8
Made two goals, stood up and was counted
Heed Army Blog man Of The Match
Whitby Town came with a game plan of closing Gateshead down and and slowing the game down.
Its worked in the middle part of the match but Gateshead had many chances in front of goal, Graeme Armstrong hand 5 chances alone in the first half.
But Gateshead Did take the lead Before the break through Jamie Harwood from a great Davie Southern cross.
After the break Steve Salvin slipped with the ball on the edge of the box and Whitby got level with shot from just inside the area.
Yet as on Saturday Steve Salvin leaped like a salmon to bury such a sweet header past the Whitby keeper.
Heed Win 2-1
Line up and ratings:
Keen 7
Did well on the night
Baxter 7
Few slip ups, but still battled
Cave 7
Like at Eastwood, never tested
Salvin 8
Mucked up for goal, but more than made up for it with the winning goal
Curtis 8
Was like a man mountain with a ginger coating of snow
Harwood 8
Took his goal like a Brazilian
Phillips 6
Battled to the end
Bowey 8 (Captain)
Very productive, kept the ball rolling, penalty miss was a gutter
McClen 6
A little behind the pace in the first half, but still found the good ball in the second half
Armtrong 8
How he didn't find the net
Southern 8
Made two goals, stood up and was counted
Heed Army Blog man Of The Match
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Heed Army TV at Eastwood
Sorry for loss of sound again, hopefully the gremlins will be ironed out in coming video's.
Eastwood Town 1 Gateshead 3
Pre match jitters were not helped when the referee awarded a penalty in the opening minutes of the game to Eastwood, the penalty was scored and Gateshead started the fight back with the Heed Army in full voice.
Gateshead's first goal was scored by Graeme Armstrong, a fantastic finish from inside the area.
Super Steve Salvin scored the second to send the travelling Heed Army wild behind the goal.
Wayne Phillips sealed a great opening day win with well placed shot in a goal mouth scramble.
Gateshead were never in trouble in this match, with the side never moving in to second gear.
Peter Keen only had the penalty to deal with, after being judged to have brought down the Eastwood striker.
Make shift defender Steve Salvin was solid throughout and looked more than adequate to fill the role as and when needed.
Line Up and ratings:
Keen 7
Solid and never really tested
Cave 7
Also never tested, fitted in well in the Gateshead defence
Baxter 7
His all round play was spot on, and got up when in attack
Salvin 8
Natural born Player
Curtis 8
Was in tip top condition, nothing getting past him
Phillips 8
Took his goal well and made life hard for the east wood defence
Bowey 8
Captain marvel, VINTAGE, like and old wine, has got better with age.
McClen 8
Battled hard, great edition to the midfield
Southern 8
More than a hand full and usual
Armstrong 9
Fantastic match scored and was a real team player
The Heed Army Blog Man of the Match
Subs:
Talbot
Robson
Flynn
Gateshead's first goal was scored by Graeme Armstrong, a fantastic finish from inside the area.
Super Steve Salvin scored the second to send the travelling Heed Army wild behind the goal.
Wayne Phillips sealed a great opening day win with well placed shot in a goal mouth scramble.
Gateshead were never in trouble in this match, with the side never moving in to second gear.
Peter Keen only had the penalty to deal with, after being judged to have brought down the Eastwood striker.
Make shift defender Steve Salvin was solid throughout and looked more than adequate to fill the role as and when needed.
Line Up and ratings:
Keen 7
Solid and never really tested
Cave 7
Also never tested, fitted in well in the Gateshead defence
Baxter 7
His all round play was spot on, and got up when in attack
Salvin 8
Natural born Player
Curtis 8
Was in tip top condition, nothing getting past him
Phillips 8
Took his goal well and made life hard for the east wood defence
Bowey 8
Captain marvel, VINTAGE, like and old wine, has got better with age.
McClen 8
Battled hard, great edition to the midfield
Southern 8
More than a hand full and usual
Armstrong 9
Fantastic match scored and was a real team player
The Heed Army Blog Man of the Match
Subs:
Talbot
Robson
Flynn
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Come Join Heed Army!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
With the new season upon us, the Heed Army still have something to dread. Empty Seats on a match Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We seen at the back end of last season attendances rise with good form on the pitch, This was great to see and also hear the noise level rise to near enough former levels.
This is a plea to All of the Heed Army, Lets get the word out there for the first home game against Whitby Town.
A good start on the pitch and in the stands will be fantastic for the Gateshead, and we can play our part in that. By getting behind our lad and give it ten of the best!!!!!!!!!
Lets see the Tyne and wear stand Like this at our first Home Game!!
Tell work mates, friends, friends of friends drag them by the short and curly's if you have to!!!! Because the Heed is on the march and nobody should miss it!!!
HEED ARMY TO ALL and as Delia Said LETS BE HAVING YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We seen at the back end of last season attendances rise with good form on the pitch, This was great to see and also hear the noise level rise to near enough former levels.
This is a plea to All of the Heed Army, Lets get the word out there for the first home game against Whitby Town.
A good start on the pitch and in the stands will be fantastic for the Gateshead, and we can play our part in that. By getting behind our lad and give it ten of the best!!!!!!!!!
Lets see the Tyne and wear stand Like this at our first Home Game!!
Tell work mates, friends, friends of friends drag them by the short and curly's if you have to!!!! Because the Heed is on the march and nobody should miss it!!!
HEED ARMY TO ALL and as Delia Said LETS BE HAVING YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
The Unibond Is Upon Us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
With the new season nearly upon us, what can we expect this campaign????
With most of last years squad still in team we know that the club is trying to build from last season unbeaten run of 12 games in the last 12 games.
New and old face's are back in the fold at Gateshead with Steve Bowey (Pictured Below) returning to the club from last years conf play off losers York City. His Return has seen him Become Gateshead Captain this year, with his experience and knowledge this can only be a good move.
His Pre-season Preformance's have brought back memory of his first stint at the club, where his flare and all round play always rises to the top.
In addition to Bowey's arrival Gateshead splashed the cash on Graeme Armstrong from Dunston Fed, £5000 is believed to have been the sum of money that was needed to bring Armstrong into the Heed fold.
Armstrong has showed his ability to find the back of the net in the pres-season, Time will tell if he does so in the Unibond Prem.
Marc Bell also arrived to become number one choice goal keeper, Marc made a hand full of fantastic appearance's for Gateshead last year. Those games he played has led to him being signed permanently for this season.
The Heed Army Blog Player to watch out for the year is going to be Jamie Harwood (pictured Right).
Jamie Joined Gateshead From Worksop Town last season and has fitted in well. He has made the right wing his own and dominates against any left.
With the old and the addition of the new players, Gateshead will be wanting to be in the top half of Unibond Premier Division and challenging for the play-off or even the championship.
(photo's taken by Private Rowan and Petty Officer Percival)
With most of last years squad still in team we know that the club is trying to build from last season unbeaten run of 12 games in the last 12 games.
New and old face's are back in the fold at Gateshead with Steve Bowey (Pictured Below) returning to the club from last years conf play off losers York City. His Return has seen him Become Gateshead Captain this year, with his experience and knowledge this can only be a good move.
His Pre-season Preformance's have brought back memory of his first stint at the club, where his flare and all round play always rises to the top.
In addition to Bowey's arrival Gateshead splashed the cash on Graeme Armstrong from Dunston Fed, £5000 is believed to have been the sum of money that was needed to bring Armstrong into the Heed fold.
Armstrong has showed his ability to find the back of the net in the pres-season, Time will tell if he does so in the Unibond Prem.
Marc Bell also arrived to become number one choice goal keeper, Marc made a hand full of fantastic appearance's for Gateshead last year. Those games he played has led to him being signed permanently for this season.
The Heed Army Blog Player to watch out for the year is going to be Jamie Harwood (pictured Right).
Jamie Joined Gateshead From Worksop Town last season and has fitted in well. He has made the right wing his own and dominates against any left.
With the old and the addition of the new players, Gateshead will be wanting to be in the top half of Unibond Premier Division and challenging for the play-off or even the championship.
(photo's taken by Private Rowan and Petty Officer Percival)
Monday, August 06, 2007
Gateshead FC 3 Newcastle United 3
What a game!!! where do you start????
I'll start by saying I never thought we would match a Newcastle XI never mind play them off the park for much of the first half.
Mighty Jamie Harwood (pictured below) stole the show down the right hand side ripping the Newcastle left back to bits time after time.
Gateshead Goals came from Davie Southern, and Graeme Armstrong. While two of Newcastle united's Goals Came from Shola Amiobe.
A special Thanks to Tyneside football fan neighbours the Toon Ultras's who help get the Atmosphere up another level.
But the Main man Paul "THOMMO" Thompson got a great reception from the great crowd who showed up the their many hundreds!!!
Well done Paul and the Heed Army hopes you enjoyed your night!!!!
I'll start by saying I never thought we would match a Newcastle XI never mind play them off the park for much of the first half.
Mighty Jamie Harwood (pictured below) stole the show down the right hand side ripping the Newcastle left back to bits time after time.
Gateshead Goals came from Davie Southern, and Graeme Armstrong. While two of Newcastle united's Goals Came from Shola Amiobe.
A special Thanks to Tyneside football fan neighbours the Toon Ultras's who help get the Atmosphere up another level.
But the Main man Paul "THOMMO" Thompson got a great reception from the great crowd who showed up the their many hundreds!!!
Well done Paul and the Heed Army hopes you enjoyed your night!!!!
Sunday, August 05, 2007
Hampton &Richmond 1 Gateshead 0 (friendly)
Gateshead Traveled to London to take on Hampton and Richmond of the Blue Square south league.
Hampton and Richomnd won the encounter 1-0 ona hot summers day.
Stevie Bowey With the captains armband at Hampton and Richmond, Could we have a new captain???????????????
(Many Thanks to Private Rowan for his fantastic Photo's, they just seem to get better)
Hampton and Richomnd won the encounter 1-0 ona hot summers day.
Stevie Bowey With the captains armband at Hampton and Richmond, Could we have a new captain???????????????
(Many Thanks to Private Rowan for his fantastic Photo's, they just seem to get better)
Friday, August 03, 2007
The Butcher, The Candle Stick Maker But What About Baker???????
Towards the back end of last season one man rised to the top, to become everyones first name on the Gateshead team sheet, the man is Steve Baker.
His commanding performance was a huge factor in the Heed Army's 12 match unbeaten run at the back end of last season's campaign.
Gateshead face having to be without the former Scarborough big man for up to two and a half months due to a injury he sustained during the pre-season friendly at Newcastle Benfield last month.
The Heed Army Blog wishes Steve Baker a speedy recovery.
Photo Taken Last season away to Whitby Town
His commanding performance was a huge factor in the Heed Army's 12 match unbeaten run at the back end of last season's campaign.
Gateshead face having to be without the former Scarborough big man for up to two and a half months due to a injury he sustained during the pre-season friendly at Newcastle Benfield last month.
The Heed Army Blog wishes Steve Baker a speedy recovery.
Photo Taken Last season away to Whitby Town
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Durham Friendly Footage HABTV
This is some footage from the friendly away to Durham City, Hope you enjoy the 50's style footage!!
Heed Army!!!!
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