Confirmed NUFC UK live TV coverage:

NUFC Live on Sky Sports:
Sun 08.02.2015 Stoke City (h) 2.05pm 
Sat 21.02.2015 Man City (a) 5.30pm
 
NUFC Live on BT Sport:
Sat 31.01.2015 Hull City (a) 12.45pm
Wed 04.03.2015 Man United (h) 7.45pm

(Live games selected up to and including Sun 22.03.2015)

Possible PL alterations 
(other than for TV)

Sat 14.03.2015 Everton (a) would alter if Everton progressed in the Europa League against Young Boys on Feb 19th/26th. 

1927 Hugh Cameron born, Blantyre, Scotland. (1951-52)

Winger who began his career with Burnbank United in his native Lanarkshire before moving on to play league football for Clyde.

Making the switch to Torquay United in 1948, Hugh was signed by Newcastle United at a cost of £4,500 in April 1951.

Handed a senior debut in a 1-1 home draw with Liverpool in November 1951, Cameron was to feature only once more for United's first team before being shipped out to Bury.

After a spell with Workington (who were at that time in the Football League) Cameron later returned to Scotland with St.Mirren.

1966 Robert Lee born, Plaistow.
(1992-2002).

A fantastic servant for the club and one of Newcastle's best signings in recent times. 

His time on Tyneside was slightly soured with the Gullit saga, contract shenanigans and an ill-conceived "testimonial" match against Athletic Bilbao in August 2001. 

None of that hides the fact though that he was the mainstay of our side for a decade and astonishing value for the £700K we paid Charlton.

And his place in history is assured - as the last Newcastle player to score at the "old" Wembley Stadium - a fine header in front of the Toon fans at the Tunnel End against Chelsea in the 1999/00 FA Cup Semi Final.

Also worthy of mention among his 56 goals for the club are a hat-trick of headers away to Antwerp in the UEFA Cup and the one that got away; a shot from inside his own half at SJP against Brentford in March 1993 that was ruled out for a free kick - to Newcastle.  

We clawed back £250K in February 2002 when Lee moved to Derby County (less than a week after Warren Barton had made the same journey to Pride Park).

And August 2003 saw him on the move again, this time back to his East London roots with West Ham, remaining there for a year.

After the briefest of stays at Oldham Athletic (62 minutes against Hartlepool at Boundary Park in an LDV Trophy tie) he seemed have finished with football. 

However, after a five month retirement he was persuaded by then-boss John Gorman to make a comeback with Wycombe Wanderers.

At Adams Park he seemed to be reinvigorated and continued to play past his 40th birthday.

Lee's career finally ended with 90 minutes for the Chairboys at Cheltenham in May 2006. A 0-0 draw meant that the home side won this playoff tie 2-1 - ruining Lee's chances of bowing out in the Millennium Stadium.

However seven days previously he'd enjoyed a happier occasion, playing once again in black and white at SJP as part of Alan Shearer's testimonial match against Celtic.

He's since appeared as a media pundit.

1994 Terry Hibbitt born, Bradford.
(1971-75, 1978-81)

Joining Leeds United as an apprentice upon leaving school during April 1963, Terry was
Handed a first team debut by Don Revie in February 1966, scoring soon after coming off the bench against Nottingham Forest.

Displaced from the first XI, Hibbitt was rescued from reserve team football by Joe Harvey, who persuaded Newcastle to pay £30,000 in August 1971 after the player had submitted a transfer request.

Debuting at Crystal Palace alongside fellow new boy Malcolm Macdonald, Hibbitt would act as provider to the striker on countless occasions - most memorably for the vital second goal against Burnley in the 1974 FA Cup Semi-Final tie at Hillsborough. 

The replacement of Harvey by Gordon Lee in June 1975 was to prove decisive though and after just four league appearances, a deal taking an unwilling Hibbitt to Birmingham City in exchange for £100K was agreed minutes after a midweek defeat at Derby.  

April 1978 saw Hibbitt rejoin Newcastle (along with John Connolly) in exchange for Stewart Barrowclough and a second debut came at Millwall the following August. 

What proved to be Terry's final competitive appearance came as substitute in a 0-2 home defeat by Derby County two days after Christmas 1980, with a persistent knee problem seeing him quit in June 1981. 

Terry joined Gateshead and after taking a player coach role in 1983, briefly became manager at the International Stadium.

After a brief spell as assistant manager at Durham City, Hibbitt he became a milkman, ran a newsagents with fellow ex-Magpie Peter Kelly and was subsequently bar manager at the Diamond in Ponteland. 

Sadly, cancer claimed Terry at the age of just 46 in August 1994, with United fans commemorating him in song as news broke during the Ibrox Tournament.

1987 Giuseppe Rossi born, Clifton, New Jersey, USA. (2006).

USA-born of Italian parents, Giuseppe was a promising young striker who began his career with Serie A side Parma - although he never played a senior game for them in that spell.

Signing for Manchester United in 2004, Rossi had featured both for their first team and reserves - scoring a hat trick for the latter side against Newcastle.

Moving to SJP on August 2006 transfer deadline day in a loan deal, he netted just once, against Pompey in the Carling Cup.

Even allowing for the fact that he wasn't able to represent us in the UEFA Cup, an apparent reluctance by manager Glenn Roeder to play Rossi was openly questioned by many, including Sir Alex Ferguson. 

August 2007 saw Rossi leave Old Trafford for Spanish side Villarreal in a £6.7m deal, having spent time on loan at Parma after returning from Tyneside the previous season.

Featuring in the Italian side at the 2008 Olympics and finishing top scorer in the competition, Giuseppe's senior international debut came against Bulgaria that October.

However he wasn't included in Italy's 23 man selection for the 2010 World Cup Finals and a year later saw his career put in jeopardy by a series of serious knee ligament injuries that meant his final senior game for Villarreal was in October 2011.

January 2013 then saw Rossi make a fresh start at a new club, joining Serie A outfit Fiorentina. However his prolific scoring run was halted by a knee injury that saw him heading to the USA for treatment by renowned surgeon Dr Richard Steadman. 

1990 Dan Gosling born, Brixham.
(2010-14)

Devonian Dan began his career at Plymouth Argyle and made a league debut for the Pilgrims in December 2006, against Hull City.

His first goal came the following February against Colchester United and within a month he'd received an England U17 callup.

After making 24 appearances (15 starts) for Argyle, Dan joined Everton in January 2008 for a claimed £1.5m. His senior Toffees bow was in a 1-0 win at Boro on Boxing Day that year, with a home debut two days later saw him net in a 3-0 beating of the mackems.

Gosling's second Toffees strike brought him rather more glory though, grabbing an extra time winner in an FA Cup Fourth Round Replay against Liverpool - a goal that live TV viewers missed, as ITV prematurely cut to an advert break seconds before. 

Dan went on to appear from the bench for the closing stages of the FA Cup Final defeat to Chelsea and featured for Everton in a 0-0 draw at SJP in February 2009. He also debuted at England U21 level.

His final Toffees appearance came against Wolves at Molineux in March 2010 when he 
sustained a ruptured Cruciate ligament.

Gosling became the figure of controversy in the summer of 2010 as Everton claimed he reneged on a verbal agreement to sign a new deal, declaring himself a free agent. 

The FA sided with the player and following his move to Newcastle soon after, Gosling returned to fitness and finally made his full Magpies debut during January 2011, coming on in added time in the wear-Tyne derby. 

However, that brief outing and a couple of reserve team games caused him further problems with the same knee and it took until August 2011 to get him back playing. 

What proved to be his only Newcastle goal came in a 1-3 defeat at Manchester City three months later, but Dan marked his first PL start with a red card at Norwich and drifted out of the side as the second half of the season saw them climb the table. 

Recalled to the starting lineup for Europa League ties in the 2012/13 season, ankle problems then sidelined him once again. 

Premier League new boys Crystal Palace then agreed a deal to sign him in August 2013 - only to collapse in farcical circumstances when Gosling travelled to meet Eagles representatives and nobody turned up.

After a brief return to first team action at SJP, Dan was loaned to Championship side Blackpool - returning in January 2014 to slot into Newcastle's midfield following Yohan Cabaye's exit.

Suggestions were made that Alan Pardew played Dan in order to draw attention both to a lack of squad options and also to further alienate problem child Hatem Ben Arfa.   

Finally making a second PL start - and his first at SJP - against Manchester United in April 2014 - what proved to be Dan's final appearance came off the bench during May's home win over Cardiff.

The following month saw Dan agree a four year deal at Championship side Bournemouth following the expiration of his SJP contract.

That exit concluded a failed punt by United, who signed him on a free transfer, but waited 17 months for his first Premier League start - and another 28 months for the second.

Gosling made the headlines in his final weeks at the club when fined £30K by the FA for multiple breaches of rules relating to betting on football matches by players. His defence was that he'd been bored while injured...  

1994 Alex Nicholson born, Newcastle.
(2010-13)

Right back who debuted for United's U18s in a 0-2 home defeat by Crewe Alexandra in March 2010.

Capped by Wales at U17 level, Alex made his reserve bow for the Magpies in a pre-season kickabout against Gateshead in July 2010.  

And a first competitive reserve appearance came as a substitute against Manchester United at Altrincham in December 2010.

Appearing as United's regular right back in the U18s side for both the 2010/11 and 2011/12 campaigns, Alex scored his first reserve goal in January 2012 during a Senior Cup tie against Bedlington Terriers.

Selected for the Welsh U19 side early the following season, Nicholson's progress was halted a nasty leg injury in a home reserve win over Stoke City in October 2012.

That sidelined Alex until the early the following year but after regaining fitness, he was released by United and set about trying to find another club. 

Joining Preston North End on trial, a one year deal followed and Nicholson made his senior debut in a JP Trophy tie against Oldham Athletic at Deepdale in October 2013.

However that was his only appearance and by the end of the season Alex was playing for non-league side Chorley.

Returning to his native North East, Nicholson then signed for Blyth Spartans.

1997 Brendan Pearson born, Newcastle.
(2013-present)

Goalkeeper who grew up in Haydon Bridge and was attached to United from the age of ten, accepting a two year scholarship at the club during February 2013.

Deputising for the injured Freddie Woodman, Pearson's U18 debut came in a 2-1 FA Youth Cup victory at Barnsley that December and he retained his place for the following two league games: a 3-0 home win over Wolves and a 1-0 success away to the mackems. 

2004 Death of Bob Stokoe, 73. 
(1947-61)
One of our 1950s FA Cup stalwarts. In total, Bob made 288 appearances for the club between 1947 and 1961, including the 1955 FA Cup final success over Manchester City. 

He also managed some other club to a success in the same competition in the 1970s.