BELLAMY REVEALS HOW HE ANSWERED CRITICS

Craig Bellamy has narrated how he used the criticisms toward him as fuel to become a better player. According to the Welshman, critics helped him toreach the peak of his Newcastle United career. Craig Bellamy became a Newcastle United player when he joined the Magpies from Coventry City in 2001. He signed for the Magpies shortly after the Sky Blues suffered relegation from the Premier League at the end of the 2000/01 season.

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New Newcastle United right-back Kieran Trippier is hoping to draw inspiration from Craig Bellamy as the Northeast club bids to survive a keenly contested relegation battle at the end of this season's Premier League campaign.

Ex-Tottenham Hotspur and Atletico Madrid star Trippierspoke in glowing terms about Craig Bellamy who played for clubs such as Manchester City, Celtic, Cardiff City, Liverpool and Newcastle United during his professional football career. The Welshman was a topic of discussion forTrippier when he was interviewed by Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer for English publication The Athletic. Incidentally, Shearer and Bellamy were teammates for several years at Newcastle United.

HOW BELLAMY MET HIS MATCH REVEALED

Ex-Newcastle United, Real Madrid and Leeds United defender Jonathan Woodgate has revealed how Craig Bellamy met his match when he blamed his manager for the 6-2 home defeat to Manchester United in a Premier League game in 2003. Craig Bellamy received a perfect response to his claim from then Newcastle United manager late Sir Bobby Robson during a heated training ground inquest on the back of the disappointing defeat to the Red Devils.

BELLAMY, MOST DIFFICULT PLAYER TO REF

Craig Bellamy has been mentioned as the most difficult player to ref on the Premier League scene. Michael Oliver is undoubtedly one of the best Premier League refereesat the moment and he sat down with English publication The Athletic recently to talk about his time as a Premier League referee. Michael Oliver revealed that hefound the task of keeping Craig Bellamy in check quite challenging.

Welsh international Craig Bellamy was one of the most controversial players during his time in the Premier League. He had spells at Newcastle Unitedand Manchester City in addition to two separate spells for Liverpool.

BELLAMY IN RUNNING FOR CARDIFF JOB

Ex-Welsh national team star Craig Bellamy is one of the many names being linked with the vacant managerial job at Cardiff City in the English Championship. Apart from Craig Bellamy, Welsh national team manager Rob Page, Michael Flynn and ex-Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder have all been linked with the Cardiff City job.

CARRAGHER REVEALS FUNNIEST PLAYER AT LIVERPOOL

Jamie Carragher has revealed that Welshman Craig Bellamy was the funniest player he's ever seen in the dressing room. Both Jamie Carragher and Craig Bellamy played together at Liverpool.
Carragher was asked about the funniest player he has ever played with by compatriot Gary Neville while answering 23 quick-fire questions on the Overlap YouTube channel with Sky Sports.

BELLAMY: WELSH NATIONAL TEAM CAREER REVEALED

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Craig Bellamy played for the Wales u-18 and u-21 teams before he was elevated to the senior team setup. He scored six goals in nine games for the u-18s before netting once in eight games for the u-21s between 1997 and 1998. Craig Bellamy was with the Wales u-18s between 1995 and 1998.

BELLAMY REVEALS HE ALMOST JOINED UNITED YEARS AGO

Former Cardiff United player Craig Bellamy has revealed in a recent interview that he was once told by his agent that Manchester United were interested in signing him some years ago but still can't place his fingers on why the deal did not happen. The former striker made his professional debut for Norwich City in the year 1996 before moving on to play for Cardiff City and Newcastle United later in his career before deciding to retire. The former Wales international star played as a midfielder and was a player a number of clubs chased during his playing days as he showed a lot of brilliance on the ball but he could not seal a move to a big club and he has now opened up about it.

BELLAMY REVEALS DEPRESSION BATTLE

Ex-Newcastle United, Cardiff City and Manchester City striker Craig Bellamy has revealed his battle with depression. Craig Bellamy talked about his condition in an chat with Sky Sports last year as he said that he was diagnosed with the condition in 2017 and that injuries made it worse.

Craig Bellamy stated that he has been on medication since being diagnosed with the depression condition and that he can't get away from being a man of depression. The Welsh international said that he had not spoken about his condition publicly until the interview. According to him, he had ridiculous highs and massive lows before adding that his injuries didn't help at all. Craig Bellamy felt tortured while trying to overcome his injury nightmare and that he didn’t know that his football career will turn out the way it did.

STORM STAR THINKS BELLAMY WILL BE AT THE CLUB NEXT SEASON

Melbourne Storm player Brandon Smith has revealed that he has no intention of quitting the club just yet and he also thinks that the club's manager Craig Bellamy will also continue his stay at the club next season as well. Smith says expressed that one of the reasons he can't think of leaving the club right now is because of Bellamy and he says he would love to have the coach at the club next season so he would have someone by his side.

Smith is currently contracted to the club and still has a year left on his contract which is set to expire next summer if he does not renew. He has been linked with an exit from the club because of how soon his contract will be expiring, and also since he has had to be in a tight competition for a starting role with Harry Grant on the team.

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