Match Preview: Saturday 24th August,2013, One of the important match Newcastle V West Ham of England Premier League HD Quality Live Newcastle V West Ham streaming is available here Newcastle V West Ham Live Stream online video England Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at St James's Park on 8/24/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Newcastle V West Ham Live Stream Newcastle V West Ham, Newcastle V West Ham online free, Newcastle V West Ham live stream video.Newcastle boss Alan Pardew will head in to his 100th Barclays Premier League match in charge of the Magpies against West Ham after battling through a week he concedes has been one of the most trying of his time in the job.Pardew watched his side mauled 4-0 at Manchester City on Monday night a matter of hours after Arsenal tabled an unwelcome and "derisory" B#10million offer for star French midfielder Yohan Cabaye.Pardew has also been unable to make much progress on much-needed reinforcements and now has injury and suspension concerns as he heads into two consecutive home games that could have a significant impact on the trajectory of the club's season.
Pardew said: "It's not been the easiest of weeks. There's been a few agendas in my time as Newcastle manager, but this has certainly been very colourful.
"But it's my hundredth Premier League game in charge of Newcastle this week and I'm very proud of that."
Pardew would not be drawn on the possible inclusion of Cabaye, who was not included against City but may return against West Ham despite rumours of imminent improved bids from both Arsenal and Paris St Germain.
Team News:
Alan Pardew blamed the result of Newcastle’s opening fixture to Manchester City on Arsenal’s unwelcome bid for Yohan Cabaye, but if the performance on Monday night sparked by the Frenchman’s absence is a sign of things to come, Newcastle could be in for yet another tough season. Steven Taylor will miss Saturday’s game with West Ham through suspension – Mapou Yanga M’Biwa is likely to play in his place – but the match could come too soon for QPR loan signing Loic Remy.
West Ham look to have built a strong English midfield spine in Nolan, Jarvis, Downing and Cole; that showed as the East London side cruised to victory against newly promoted Cardiff City. Modibo Maiga looks set to retain his place in the Hammers’ starting XI with big summer signing Andy Carroll still out with an ankle injury.
Pardew's latest personnel problems could hardly have come at a worse time with Steven Taylor suspended after his red card at City, Jonas Gutierrez definitely out with a hamstring injury, and Cheick Tiote battling a slight groin problem.
Pardew added: "We need to get a couple of results and pretty quickly I think.
"Two home games give us a new chance after a difficult night on Monday when there were a whole manner of issues going on.
"I have to say on reflection in the first half I think we played very well but they came at us from all angles and unfortunately on the night we couldn't quite cope with it - on another night it might have been easier for us.
"More than anything I feel sorry for our fans, this whole situation of watching their team struggle and get a sending-off and one of the best midfielders in the world not playing - it's hard to take."
Pardew spent part of this week visiting club owner Mike Ashley in the south of France to discuss a strategy for the final week of the transfer window, and knows it is essential he strengthens his squad following the solitary arrival of on-loan Loic Remy so far this summer.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce will treat Saturday's trip to his former club the same as any other Premier League game as he looks to continue his recent fine form against the Magpies.
The 58-year-old had an eight-month spell in charge at St James' Park but was sacked in January 2008 following Mike Ashley's takeover of the club, with Newcastle 11th in the league at the time.
Since then, with both Blackburn and West Ham, Allardyce is unbeaten when he has come up against Newcastle, including a 1-0 win on Tyneside last season with Kevin Nolan scoring the only goal against his former club.
The upcoming fixture would have carried extra significance for Allardyce in the past but now any lingering issues with his departure are forgotten.
"I've been back quite a few times," he said.
"It's always about what's going to happen next, how we're going to build a better future, how we're going to become better as a team and improve the club."
The Hammers started their second successive Premier League campaign with a comfortable 2-0 home win over newly-promoted Cardiff last weekend, whilst Newcastle were well-beaten by Manchester City on Monday evening.
But Allardyce will not allow his players to become over-confident going in to the match on Saturday and will use the example of last season's first away trip as a timely reminder to the squad to keep working hard.
Competition: England Premier League
Match: Newcastle V West Ham
Date: Saturday,24 August
Kickoff: 15:00 BST
Venue: St James's Park
Live/Repeat: Live
Pardew said: "It's not been the easiest of weeks. There's been a few agendas in my time as Newcastle manager, but this has certainly been very colourful.
"But it's my hundredth Premier League game in charge of Newcastle this week and I'm very proud of that."
Pardew would not be drawn on the possible inclusion of Cabaye, who was not included against City but may return against West Ham despite rumours of imminent improved bids from both Arsenal and Paris St Germain.
Team News:
Alan Pardew blamed the result of Newcastle’s opening fixture to Manchester City on Arsenal’s unwelcome bid for Yohan Cabaye, but if the performance on Monday night sparked by the Frenchman’s absence is a sign of things to come, Newcastle could be in for yet another tough season. Steven Taylor will miss Saturday’s game with West Ham through suspension – Mapou Yanga M’Biwa is likely to play in his place – but the match could come too soon for QPR loan signing Loic Remy.
West Ham look to have built a strong English midfield spine in Nolan, Jarvis, Downing and Cole; that showed as the East London side cruised to victory against newly promoted Cardiff City. Modibo Maiga looks set to retain his place in the Hammers’ starting XI with big summer signing Andy Carroll still out with an ankle injury.
Pardew's latest personnel problems could hardly have come at a worse time with Steven Taylor suspended after his red card at City, Jonas Gutierrez definitely out with a hamstring injury, and Cheick Tiote battling a slight groin problem.
Pardew added: "We need to get a couple of results and pretty quickly I think.
"Two home games give us a new chance after a difficult night on Monday when there were a whole manner of issues going on.
"I have to say on reflection in the first half I think we played very well but they came at us from all angles and unfortunately on the night we couldn't quite cope with it - on another night it might have been easier for us.
"More than anything I feel sorry for our fans, this whole situation of watching their team struggle and get a sending-off and one of the best midfielders in the world not playing - it's hard to take."
Pardew spent part of this week visiting club owner Mike Ashley in the south of France to discuss a strategy for the final week of the transfer window, and knows it is essential he strengthens his squad following the solitary arrival of on-loan Loic Remy so far this summer.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce will treat Saturday's trip to his former club the same as any other Premier League game as he looks to continue his recent fine form against the Magpies.
The 58-year-old had an eight-month spell in charge at St James' Park but was sacked in January 2008 following Mike Ashley's takeover of the club, with Newcastle 11th in the league at the time.
Since then, with both Blackburn and West Ham, Allardyce is unbeaten when he has come up against Newcastle, including a 1-0 win on Tyneside last season with Kevin Nolan scoring the only goal against his former club.
The upcoming fixture would have carried extra significance for Allardyce in the past but now any lingering issues with his departure are forgotten.
"I've been back quite a few times," he said.
"It's always about what's going to happen next, how we're going to build a better future, how we're going to become better as a team and improve the club."
The Hammers started their second successive Premier League campaign with a comfortable 2-0 home win over newly-promoted Cardiff last weekend, whilst Newcastle were well-beaten by Manchester City on Monday evening.
But Allardyce will not allow his players to become over-confident going in to the match on Saturday and will use the example of last season's first away trip as a timely reminder to the squad to keep working hard.
Competition: England Premier League
Match: Newcastle V West Ham
Date: Saturday,24 August
Kickoff: 15:00 BST
Venue: St James's Park
Live/Repeat: Live
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