Ameobi likely to lead Magpies

Shola Ameobi is again likely to lead the line for Newcastle against West Ham tomorrow night with Andy Carroll still sidelined.

Ameobi likely to lead Magpies
Tue, 04 Jan, 2011 - 09:26

Shola Ameobi is again likely to lead the line for Newcastle against West Ham tomorrow night with Andy Carroll still sidelined.

Carroll will miss out again with a thigh injury and is unlikely to be fit for Saturday’s FA Cup third round trip to Stevenage as he targets a return at Sunderland on January 16.

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