News    Squad    Results    Fixtures    Opinion    Standings    Links Reek of the Week    Guestbook    Multimedia   Noarlunga United     News         ROBSON - I'LL TAKE IT     Bobby Robson has declared today that he'd love to manage Newcastle United should the job be offered to him   The former England manager today admitted he would accept the job if asked, which would be a huge challenge with Newcastle languishing just goal difference off the bottom of the Premiership.   Robson, 66, said: ''If the board of Newcastle United saw me as a prime candidate all I can tell you is yes I would be interested in speaking to them and would think carefully about the opportunity to come to Newcastle. It is Sunday and I haven't spoken to Newcastle United and Newcastle United haven't spoken to me. We haven't had any dialogue at all and that's the truth, it's all speculation.    ''If they saw me as a candidate I would relish talking to Newcastle United. I am not too old, I am in good health, I would like to go to Newcastle, the job wouldn't worry me.    I would like to continue to work, I can handle the job. In view of all those ingredients. I have terrific ambition and motivation. I would take the job if it came my way.''    Speaking for Sky Sports One was asked if he saw himself as a desk-bound manager. ''No I wouldn't. I would propose to Newcastle what I felt the role should be. I see myself as a field coach and manager. I worked with players every day at PSV Eindhoven. My job is not to be in the office, my job is to be with players on the pitch.''    Robson, though, would not be drawn into talking about the Shearer situation.    ''I don't want to get into the Shearer situation. I see Alan as a top class England international centre-forward and that is what Newcastle would want primarily from him.'' Asked if he could handle the pressure from the media that engulfed Gullit, Robson said : ''Try working in Barcelona. I had 50 journalists every day, not five, not 15. That was before training and it was every day. I have been in pressure jobs. There was pressure at Porto, Sporting Lisbon, Eindhoven and so was the England job. I've been in pressure jobs. I have experienced that all my life. I can handle it. With my energy, my fitness, my ambition, to be number one, working at the sharp end, this is the job I am looking for.''