Jonjo Shelvey: Last News

Liverpool ace Trent Alexander-Arnold has hit back at suggestions that the Reds 'cheated' after their controversial first goal set up a 3-1 win over Premier League strugglers Newcastle on Thursday night.The Magpies took a shock lead at Anfield through ex-Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey's first half screamer.But their joy was short-lived, with Diogo Jota bundling home an equaliser just 14 minutes later. Mohamed Salah made it 2-1 shortly afterward before Alexander-Arnold wrapped up the points with a late thunderbolt.

Newcastle fans when their £300million takeover was announced last week.The Magpies are now under new ownership after Mike Ashley sold his shares to a consortium led by Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, whose arrival makes them one of the wealthiest clubs in world football.Bin Salman's Public Investment Fund is reportedly worth a staggering £320billion, handing Newcastle serious financial muscle.When the takeover was confirmed last Thursday, ecstatic Toon fans flocked to St James' Park to celebrate; drinking beer, singing chants and letting off flares in their hundreds.And Shelvey, who has spent the last six years at the club, admits he came close to joining the party."Those scenes outside the stadium were incredible," the

Newcastle team-mate Jonjo Shelvey has revealed the French star gets fined every day at training.Saint-Maximin is one of Newcastle's brightest stars with the forward's skill and attacking talent having come to the fore at the back end of last season.He has earned plenty of plaudits from fans having helped the Magpies to Premier League safety last campaign.Though his laid back mentality often lands him in hot water when it comes to training, according to former Liverpool ace Shelvey."He's a lunatic. He's class, man, some player.

Newcastle midfielder Jonjo Shelvey has been praised for his reaction after losing a tooth against Sheffield United.The former England international took a blow after catching the elbow of Blades player Ben Osborn.After receiving treatment on the field, he showed the gap in his mouth to referee Robert Jones and handed the tooth to his physio.However, rather than going off the field for further treatment, the 29-year-old picked himself up and carried on.Questions have been raised in recent weeks about Shelvey’s commitment on the pitch, but after playing on he’ll have silenced many of his doubters.Magpies fans jumped to the former Liverpool playmaker’s defence on Twitter, who has recently come under fire from pundits.One wrote: “Shelvey loses