Source: Daily_Mail
Stoke boss Tony Pulis hails 'unplayable' Kenwyne Jones after win at Newcastle
Stoke boss Tony Pulis hailed 'unplayable' striker Kenwyne Jones after seeing him inspire his side to a fightback victory at Newcastle.[LNB]The former Sunderland frontman returned to the north east to haunt the Magpies as they allowed three points to slip from their grasp.[LNB]Jones turned in an ineffectual first-half display, but was much improved after the break, hitting both the post and the crossbar before finally cancelling out Kevin Nolan's opener with a 67th-minute header, his fourth goal in as many games.[LNB] What a feeling: Kenwyne Jones celebrates scoring Stoke's equaliser at Newcastle[LNB]It was ultimately James Perch's own goal which handed the Potters victory at St James' Park, but Pulis was full of praise for his £8million summer signing.[LNB]He said: 'The biggest thing with Kenwyne is consistency. If you look at his career, he has had runs of goals in games, and he is having one at the moment - and we hope that continues.[LNB]'The important thing with him is that he keeps going. We have got Ricardo Fuller, who is from that area as well, and they are so laid back it's frightening at times.[LNB]'But it's handling them in the right way and really looking after them and caring for them.[LNB]'He is unplayable at times, he is unplayable.'[LNB] Sheer agony:Ricardo Fuller is helped from the pitch after suffering a shoulder injury[LNB]However, Stoke's victory came at some cost with substitute Fuller heading straight to hospital with a suspected dislocated shoulder after landing awkwardly following a challenge by Jose Enrique.[LNB]Pulis said: 'Until it is X-rayed, we are not sure. We are waiting for a phone call now.[LNB]'He did it last year away somewhere. We thought it was dislocated then, but it wasn't, it just popped out and he got it popped back in.[LNB]'It was only 10 days, so we are hoping and praying it has just popped out again.'[LNB] Newcastle 1 Stoke 2: Magpies knocked off their Perch by late own goalStoke's second half double sinks Newcastle - as it happenedKenwyne Jones's fines are fine by Stoke City team-matesFast start is no surprise, insists Newcastle defender WilliamsonNEWCASTLE UNITED FC
