John Anderson - One of Newcastle United's best ever free transfers? nufc
John Anderson – One of Newcastle United’s best ever free transfers?John Anderson arrived at St James’ Park in a low key arrival, following the capture of England captain Kevin Keegan in summer 1982.A defender by trade, he was very versatile and deceptive, a bit like his Toon teammate Steve Carney who he played alongside, and would eventually replace.
John is now a co-commentator on Radio Newcastle during our games, plus he also covers Republic of Ireland games.John is now 63 and like so many of our former players, has happily made the North East his home over the last 40 years. I just wish he sometimes wouldn’t be so dramatic on the radio as we are all getting that little bit older.
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