Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul is already targeting the start of the new season as he continues his recovery from surgery. The 25-year-old Holland international missed the final five games of the last campaign after dislocating his shoulder during the 3-0 derby defeat by Sunderland on April 14. Krul underwent an operation a few days later and then started the long process of working his way b...Full Story »

Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul is confident the club’s January signings can kick-start its Premier League campaign after a poor start to the season.  In stark contrast to an early return of just three wins from 18 league games, victories over Aston Villa and Chelsea have eased the team’s relegation fears before a Gareth Bale-inspired Tottenham secured a hard-fought win for the N...Full Story »

Holland goalkeeper Tim Krul has returned to club side Newcastle after suffering an elbow injury in training on Saturday. Krul played in the 2-0 win over Turkey in Oranje's opening World Cup qualifier on Friday night as he seeks to claim the number one jersey from Maarten Stekelenburg. But he now faces an anxious wait to discover the severity of the injury after being ruled out of the clash w...Full Story »

Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul is in no mood to be patted on the back as he and his team-mates continue to defy their doubters. The Magpies climbed to fifth place in the Barclays Premier League table as a result of a hard-fought victory over Blackburn at Ewood Park on Wednesday night. Krul, whose penalty save from David Dunn proved crucial, is thrilled to see the men from Tyneside continuing to...Full Story »

Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul produced a man-of-the-match display to keep the Magpies riding high in the Barclays Premier League with a 2-1 win at Wolves. Krul conjured a handful of stunning saves as Wolves slumped to a fourth consecutive defeat, despite Steven Fletcher setting up a frantic finish with a diving header in the 88th minute. With Krul in magnificent form at one end, it was Demba B...Full Story »

Stand-in stopper Tim Krul keeps Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney at bay SIR Alex Ferguson was left fuming at another refereeing decision after Manchester United blew the chance to move nine points clear when they were held at Newcastle. Manchester United had a huge shout for a penalty in injury-time when Javier Hernandez fell over Danny Simpson’s leg. Instead, the referee booked th...Full Story »