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Liverpool 1
Newcastle 2
Carabao Cup Final
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Brentford
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sale now
Leicester City (a) SOLD
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Man
United (h) Member
sale Mon 24.03, 10am
Palace
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opens Mon 24.03, Noon
Villa
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holder sale now 50pts
Premier
League:
Aston Villa (a)
tickets
Tickets for Newcastle's Premier League
visit to Villa Park on Saturday April 19th (5.30pm) are now on sale to season
ticket holders with 50 points.
Howe's
hoppings:
Moor the merrier
Update: it's anticipated that the
celebration event on March 29th will be centred around the Town Moor.
Newcastle United confirm that they will
stage an event marking their Carabao Cup success on Saturday March 29th
- further details are yet to be announced.
That follows the international break and comes during weekend when FA Cup
quarter-finals take place. The Magpies return to action the following
Wednesday - April 2nd - when Brentford visit SJP in the Premier League.
Although Eddie Howe and some players flew back to Tyneside with the
silverware on Monday, celebrations had to be deferred due to players heading
away for international duty.
The manager and the rest of the squad will head to Dubai in the coming days for warm weather training.
Carabao
Cup:
It's Wor Cup!
Liverpool
1 Newcastle 2
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Giveaway:
Wembley winner

New stocks of the
ever-popular Ferdinand reversible bucket hat have now reached
Football Bobbles and are available to purchase here
now.
We had one up for grabs and asked you to predict the final score in
Sunday's Carabao Cup Final.
There were multiple correct entries
meaning that a random draw was required to decide the hat winner - and that
produced the name of Anthony Owens.
Update:
Rob removed
Former Newcastle goalkeeper Rob Elliott
has left his position as manager of Crawley Town, with the club 22nd in
League One and likely to be relegated.
His assistant Louis Storey - himself a former Magpie reserve defender - has
assumed interim charge.
Elliott's exit from the Broadfield Stadium means that two former Gateshead
bosses are currently unemployed - Mike Willamson also clubless after leaving
Carlisle.
Premier
League:
League latest
While our eyes were on Wembley last weekend, a partial programme
of Premier League fixtures also took place, the Magpies retaining
their position of sixth.
Premier League
results:
Sat 15.03.2025:
Everton 1-1 West Ham
Ipswich Town 2-4 Nottingham Forest
Manchester City 2-2 Brighton & Hove Albion
Southampton 1-2 Wolves
Bournemouth 1-2 Brentford
Sun 16.03.2025:
Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea
Fulham 2-0 Spurs
Leicester City 0-3 Manchester United
U18s:
Forest felled
Nottm Forest U18s 0 Newcastle U18s
1
Saturday saw Newcastle U18s secure their fourth successive league
win, Kyle Fitzgerald continuing his goal-laden start to life
on Tyneside.
The 18 year-old former Galway United winger made it four goals from
three starts at this level, shooting across Forest goalkeeper
Alastair Graham in the 20th minute.
That's how it stayed, with another three points raising the Magpies
up to a seasonal high position of fifth.
Team: Anderson, Bloomer (Epia 89), Johnson, Craggs, Cogdon,
Harper (O'Donovan 71), Taylor (Durrant 89), Munda (Alabi 66),
Fitzgerald, Wooster, Ferreira.
Sub n/u: Jones.
Booked: Harper
Loan lads:
Temps
Magpie loan watch:
James Huntley
(Spennymoor Town)
A 1-0 home victory over Needham Market in National League North on
Saturday was achieved with another brief late appearance from the
bench by James.
Harrison Ashby
(QPR)
It was an eventful 2-2 draw at Loftus Road as league leaders
Leeds United visited in the Championship on Saturday. However, it
was a quiet afternoon for Harrison who just warmed the bench once
again.
Alex Murphy
(Bolton Wanderers)
Alex wasn't in the Trotters squad as
Stockport County won 1-0 at the Toughsheet Community Stadium in League One
on Saturday.
Max Thompson
(Chesterfield)
Chesterfield won 2-1 at
Notts County in League
Two on Saturday but Max was on the bench again.
Charlie McArthur
(Carlisle United)
Charlie wasn't in the squad as Carlisle lost 1-2 at home to AFC
Wimbledon in League Two on Saturday.
Joe White
(MK Dons)
Joe played the full game as MK Dons lost 0-3 at Port Vale in League Two
on Saturday.
Vakhtang Salia
(Dinamo Tblisi):
It finished 1-1 at
Telavi in the Erovnukli Liga on Saturday and Vakhtang came on in the
87th minute. Both goals were scored in the first half and Tblisi
were down to ten men from the 13th minute when they trailed.
Travis Hernes
(AaB):
Sunday saw AaB score three goals without reply at SønderjyskE in
the Danish SuperLiga, with on-loan midfielder Travis completing the
first 80 minutes.
Miodrag Pivas
(Willem II)
A fourth consecutive defeat in the Eredivisie came on Sunday - a 0-1
defeat at Go Ahead Eagles. Miodrag wasn't called into action off the
bench.
Internationals:
Call-ups
National service for
current Magpies:
Rory Finneran (Ireland U17s):
Wed 19.03.2025 Belgium (n) Gryfice ECQ
Sat 22.03.2025 Poland (a) Koszalin ECQ
Tue 25.03.2025 Iceland (n) Gryfice ECQ
Lewis Miley (England U19s):
Wed 19.03.2025 Wales (a) Bangor ECQ
Sat 22.03.2025 Turkey (n) Connah's Quay ECQ
Tue 25.03.2025 Portugal (n) Connah's Quay ECQ
Sandro Tonali (Italy):
Thu 20.03.2025 Germany (h) Milan NLPO
Sun 23.03.2025 Germany (a) Dortmund NLPO
Martin Dubravka (Slovakia):
Thu 20.03.2025 Slovenia (h) Bratislava NLPO
Sun 23.03.2025 Slovenia (a) Ljubljana NLPO
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Greece):
Thu 20.03.2025 Scotland (h) Piraeus NLPO
Sun 23.03.2025 Scotland (a) Hampden NLPO
William Osula (Denmark U21s):
Thu 20.03.2025 Poland (n)
Antalya FR
Mon 24.03.2025 Italy (a) Cittadella FR
Dan Burn, Tino Livramento, Anthony Gordon (England):
Fri 21.03.2025 Albania (h) Wembley WCQ
Mon 24.03.2025 Latvia (h) Wembley WCQ
Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton (Brazil):
Fri 21.03.2026 Colombia (h) Brasilia WCQ
Wed 26.03.2026 Argentina (a) Beunos Aires WCQ
Isaac Hayden (Jamaica):
Fri 21.03.2025 St.Vincent (a) Arnos Vale GCQ
Wed 26.03.2025 St.Vincent (h) Kingston GCQ
Alex Murphy (Ireland U21s):
Fri 21.03.2025 Scotland (n) Pinatar FR
Mon 24.03.2025 Hungary (n) Pinatar FR
Leo Shahar (England U18s):
Fri 21.03.2025 Czech Rep (n) Portugal FR
Sun 23.03.2025 France (n) Portugal FR
Tue 25.03.2025 Portugal (a) Portugal FR
Alexander Isak (Sweden):
Sat 22.03.2025 Luxembourg (a) Luxembourg FR
Tue 25.03.2025 Northern Ireland (h) Stockholm FR
Travis Hernes (Norway U21s):
Mon 24.03.2025 Czech Republic (n) Pinatar FR
2025/26:
ST price rise confirmed
NUFC have announced 2025/26
season ticket prices and while some other PL clubs have frozen their
charges,
a 5% increase on standard adult prices will apply at SJP - hardly a
shock given current PSR pressures, but a further unwanted drain on resources
for supporters.
Season ticket holders who were on the long-term price freeze deals that have
all now expired will see 2025/26 ticket prices increase to the standard
pricing level.
As an example, adult 1892 Club tickets will increase from £635 (£33.42 per
game) to £1,083 (£57 per game).
There's no increase in junior ticket prices again and the current range of
concessionary prices will continue to be offered - that's in contrast to
several other PL clubs who have axed price categories such as Young Persons.
A new 12 month interest-free direct debit schedule will appear in place of
the previous eight month option.
ST holders currently paying via Direct Debit will be contacted by email to
confirm payment details and auto-renewal will apply.
Other ST holders can renew their seats online via the club website until Fri 21.03.2025 @ 5pm.
Find full details online here
U21s:
Cup woe for
ten man Mags
Heaton Stannington
3 Newcastle U21s 0
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Premier
League:
Home game tickets
Ticket sale details
for future Newcastle home games:
Brentford/Manchester United/Palace - see RHS column
Sat 26.04.2025 Ipswich Town (h) 3pm
Member Ballot opens Mon 31.03.2025, Noon
Member Ballot closes Tues 01.04.2025, Noon
Ballot winners notified Wed 02.04.2025 by 11am
Ballot winners seat selection opens Wed 02.04.2025, Noon, closes Fri
04.04.2025, Noon
ST forwarding opens Fri 04.04.2025, 4pm
Member General Sale from Mon 07.04.2025, 10am

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NUFC Box Office: 0344 372 1892
Future STs: No additional sale, none
planned, no waiting list in operation.
2025/26 ST prices online here
SJP seating plan
online
here
(to read this, right click to save and zoom)
Away ticket
transfers are possible between 72 hours and five hours before kick-off.
Home ticket transfers are possible between three weeks and one hour
before kick-off.
More info online
here
Away tickets: The PL-wide £30 away ticket price cap for adults applies in 2024/25.
Away ticket FAQ is online
here
Fri 21.03.2025 2025/26 home season ticket renewals close at 5pm.
Sat 29.03.2025 U18s v Everton (h) @ Little Benton, 12.30pm. U18 Premier
League.
Sat 29.03.2025 Carabao Cup trophy celebration in Newcastle, details tbc.
Mon
31.03.2025 U21s v Nottingham Forest (a)
@ Loughborough University, 7pm. PL2.
Note new date.
Wed 02.04.2025 Brentford (h)
@ SJP, 7.45pm. Premier League. Member general sale
now. ST forwarding/resale open now.
Sat 05.04.2025 U18s v Stoke City (a)
@ Clayton Wood, 1.30pm. U18 Premier
League.
Mon 07.04.2025 U21s v Reading (h)
@ Whitley Park, 7pm. PL2.
Mon 07.04.2025 Leicester City (a) @ King Power Stadium, 8pm. Premier
League. SOLD OUT.
Allocation: tbc. Live on Sky Sports.
Fri
11.04.2025 U21s v Manchester City (a)
@ Joie Park, 7pm. PL2.
Sat 12.04.2025 U18s v Leeds United (h) @ Little Benton, Noon. U18 Premier
League.
Sun 13.04.2025 Manchester United (h)
@ SJP, 4.30pm. Premier League. Ballot winner seat selection
closes Fri 21.03.2025, Noon. ST forwarding Fri 21.03.2025, 4pm. Member
General Sale Mon 24.03.2025, 10am. Live on Sky Sports.
Wed 16.04.2025 Crystal Palace (h)
@ SJP, 7.30pm. Premier League. Member Ballot opens Mon
24.03.2025, Noon, closes Tue 25.03.2025, Noon. Ballot winners notified Wed
26.03.2025 by 11am. Winners seat selection opens Wed 26.03.2025, Noon,
closes Fri 28.03.2025, Noon. ST forwarding Fri 28.03.2025, 4pm. Member
General Sale Mon 31.03.2025, 10am.
Sat 19.04.2025 Aston Villa (a) @ Villa
Park, 5.30pm. Premier
League. ST holder sale now, 50 points. £30 adults, £29.50 seniors/U21s, U14s £22.
Allocation: tbc. Live on Sky Sports.
NUFC live on TV:
Mon 07.04.2025 Leicester City (a) 8pm Sky
Sun 13.04.2025 Man United (h) 4.30pm Sky
Sat 19.04.2025 Aston Villa (a) 5.30pm Sky
(PL selections made to Mon 21.04.2025)
(PL season ends on Sun 25.05.2025)
Live TV release dates:
MW35: By 21.03.2025
MW36: Between 24.03.2025 & 28.03.2025
MW37: Between 31.03.2025 & 04.04.2025
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U19s Dallas Cup:
13.04.2025-20.04.2025 fixtures tbc
Other events @ SJP:
NUWFC games:
Sun 23.03.2025 mackem Women
(h)
@ SJP, 2pm. Women's
Championship
NUFCW fixture
list online
here
Rugby League
Magic Weekend XVIII:
S at
03.05.2025:
Leigh Leopards
v Catalans Dragons
1.30pm
Hull KR v Salford Red Devils 4.15pm
St Helens v Leeds Rhinos 7pm
Sun 04.05.2025:
Huddersfield Giants v Hull FC Noon
Warrington Wolves v Wigan Warriors 2.45pm
Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Trinity 5.30pm
Thu 12.06.2025 with CMAT
Sat 14.06.2025 with CMAT & War on Drugs
Sun 15.06.2025 with CMAT & War on Drugs
Euro 2028
- date(s) awaited
2025/26 season
dates:
Sat 16.08.2025
PL begins
Sun 24.05.2026 PL ends
Dates awaited for transfer windows
(33 weekend, five midweek games. No games on 24.12.2025).
Thu 21.08.2025 ECL playoff 1L
Thu 28.08.2025 ECL playoff 2L
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National Service |
2024/25
International breaks:
17-25.03.2025
2025/26
International breaks:
02.06-10.06.2025
14.06-06.07.2025 Concacaf Gold Cup
01.09-09.09.2025
06.10-14.10.2025
10.11-18.11.2025
23.03-31.03.2026
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What's this all about then?
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for a rambling explanation of sorts....
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On This Day in History |
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19th March |
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Born Or Died:
1878 Jimmy Howie born, Galston, Scotland.
(1903-10)
"Gentleman Jim" won three First Division
titles and one FA Cup while at Newcastle, also appearing in three more FA
Cup finals.
Signed from Bristol Rovers at a cost of £300 in May 1903, Jimmy was a vital
part of the midfield and a reliable source of goals.
The first of three full Scotland caps came his way in April 1905 against
England at Crystal Palace - with fellow Magpies Andy Aitken, Andy McCombie
and Peter McWilliam.
Leaving SJP in December 1910, he played for Huddersfield Town before serving
both QPR and Middlesbrough as manager.
Jimmy died in January 1963, by which time he was living in the London area and
running a tobacconists.

1896 Joe Harris born, Glasgow, Scotland.
(1925-31)

A £750 acquisition from Middlesbrough,
Scottish International wing half Joe made his debut away to Liverpool on
Christmas Day 1925.
Making nine appearances for Newcastle's First Division Championship-winning
side in the 1926/27 season, he established himself further in the starting
XI thereafter.
Joining York City in June 1931, he passed away in his native Glasgow just over
two years later, following a short illness.

1967 Darren Bradshaw born, Sheffield. (1989-92)

Defender/utility player signed from York City for £10,000
following a loan spell at SJP.
Bradshaw began his career as an apprentice at Sheffield Wednesday but failed to
make the grade and was released by the Owls after suffering a broken leg.
Moving on to non-league Matlock Town, a stint at
Chesterfield on loan failed to result in a deal with the Spireites, but did
lead to him joining the Minstermen.
His displays there made an impression on City boss Bobby Saxton and once he
was installed at SJP as assistant to Jim Smith, Bradshaw arrived.
Debuting in a 1-1 draw at Swindon Town in December 1989, Darren was deployed
across the back four and also as a holding midfielder.
However he failed to establish himself in the side and although remaining a
squad player for Ossie Ardiles, he featured just once under Kevin Keegan.
In the wake of our successful campaign to avoid relegation in 1992 moved on
to Peterborough United, making a low-key return to SJP the following January
as Posh captain. However he was powerless to prevent a 3-0 win for his
former club.
1994 saw Darren join Plymouth Argyle on loan and he left London Road for
good later that year, signing for a Blackpool side who were then managed by
a certain Sam Allardyce.
After three seasons at Bloomfield Road a free transfer to Rushden &
Diamonds, remaining with the club until they made their league bow in 2001 -
although an Achilles injury the previous year restricted his first team
action.
A brief spell with Stevenage Borough ended with a move nearer to home as
Bradshaw signed for Worksop Town and played in the same team as a certain
Chris Waddle.
However, a ruptured Achilles tendon in a game at Stocksbridge Park Steels in
April 2003 sidelined him for almost a year.
Darren made a playing comeback but was released by the Tigers in 2004,
briefly turning out for Belper Town the following season.

1969 Warren Barton born, Stoke Newington. (1995-2002)

"Centre parting" was once the nation's most costly defender and
made three appearances for England in 1995 (although his Three Lions debut
against Ireland at Lansdowne Road was abandoned due to crowd disturbances).
Raised as an Arsenal fan in Islington and later South Woodford, Barton began
his career as a schoolboy at Watford before being released, deemed too small
to succeed.
Barton then accepted an offer of a YTS (Youth Training Scheme) at Leyton Orient
but was shown the door halfway through his two year stay by then O's boss
Frank Clark.
A stint with non-league Leytonstone & Ilford (now Dagenham & Redbridge)
followed before a move to Maidstone United in 1989.
Scouted by Newcastle at that point (Ossie Ardiles being in command), Barton
opted instead to sign for Wimbledon - who outbid United's offer of £250K by
fifty grand.
Five years later we shelled out £4m to capture Barton from the Dons, but not
before he'd scored against us in the League Cup.
After an eventful but trophy-free stay at SJP Barton lost his place at right
back to Aaron Hughes and was allowed to leave by Bobby Robson in January 2002,
at the age of 33.
A move to Derby saw Barton made captain at Pride Park, Rob Lee making a similar
move from SJP but the pair failing to keep the Rams in the Premiership.
October 2003 saw him moving on to QPR before an unsuccessful trial with
Leicester led to him becoming a Womble again - albeit as coach to the
reformed MK Dons.
Finally his career came full circle when he rejoined Dagenham & Redbridge,
coaching there while also running the travel agency that he established while a
Magpie.
Always conscious of his public image while a Magpie and consistently
pro-Newcastle when speaking to the media, Barton has appeared as a pundit on
Skysports and Channel 5.
2008 found him in Egypt and India as part of a joint British Council/Premier
League initiative to educate overseas coaches.
Emigrating to the USA, Barton became a youth coach for the LA Galaxy and later
an advisor to the San Diego Flash and Los Angeles Blues clubs. He also worked as a
Premier League commentator for US TV.

1973 Michael Devine born, Cobh, Ireland. (1992)

An Ireland youth international goalkeeper, Mick moved to
England as a youngster and spent four years at Middlesbrough.
Appearing as a trialist for United in a 0-2 reserve loss to Sheffield
Wednesday during April 1992, Devine wasn't retained and later joined hometown
side Cobh Ramblers after briefly playing for Northallerton Town.
Subsequently with fellow League of Ireland sides Waterford and Cork City, he
played on Fermoy FC and Cobh Wanderers before retiring
during 2018.
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What Else?
1898 sunderland (h)
1-1 (1-1)
Friendly
Wardrope(23)
Brown(35)
14,000
Team: Watts, Lindsay, Jackson, Carr, Ghee, Scott, Lennox, Aitken,
Peddie, Smith, Wardrope.
SMB: Doig, McNeill, Boyle, Ferguson, McAllister, Dunlop, Morgan, Leslie,
Brown, Wilson, Saxon.1902 Nottingham Forest (a)
2-0 (0-0)
Division One
P27, 30pts, 3rd/18
Aitken(62),
Pattinson(77)
21,000
Daniel Pattinson was an outside left who took his only chance well,
with a goal on his debut. However, he returned to the reserve team
without ever being called upon again.
Victory left United third, six
points behind the mackems who topped the table having played one game fewer.
1904 Liverpool (h)
1-1 (1-1)
Division One
P29, 34pts, 4th/18
Howie(10)
Goddard(20)
20,000
Sam Raybould's penalty was saved by United's Charlie Watts before
Arthur Goddard equalised for the visitors.
1910 Tottenham Hotspur (a)
4-0 (3-0)
Division One
P30, 37pts, 3rd/20
Rutherford(30),
Stewart(34,44), Howie(85)
30,000
The last of Jimmy Howie's 82 goals for the Magpies came in this game
- appropriately enough on his birthday.
1921 Blackburn Rovers (a)
3-3 (1-3)
Division One
P32, 41pts, 3rd/22
McDonald(45), Smailes(53), Harris(3-3)
Dawson(12,35), Hawksworth(0-2)
25,000
1924 Notts County (h)
1-2 (1-1)
Division One
P34, 35pts, 10th/22
McDonald(33)
Cock(22), Davis(67)
10,000
Scorer of the opener for the visitors was Donald Cock, who went on
to join Clapton Orient and netted against United during a 2-0 FA Cup
giant-killing victory in 1926.
1927 sunderland (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Division One
P32, 45pts, 1st/22
Gallacher(32)
67,211
This victory over the mackems helped United on their way to becoming
Champions.

1932
Arsenal (a)
0-1 (0-1)
Division One
P31, 35pts, 9th/22
Hulme(4)
57,516
A narrow loss at Highbury, but revenge over the Gunners would
follow at the Empire Stadium just over a month later.
1936 Leicester City (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division Two
P31, 32pts, 11th/22
Sharman(60)
10,000
1938 Southampton (a)
0-1 (0-1)
Division Two
P32, 31pts, 12th/22
Parkin(15)
20,204

1949
Arsenal (h)
3-2 (2-2)
Division One
P32, 41pts, 2nd/22
Robledo(1), Harvey(45), Mitchell(82)
Lewis(1), Forbes(16pen)
55,248
both sides scored inside the first minute; George Robledo's 15-second strike followed by
Reg Lewis' equaliser 35 seconds
later.

1955 Wolves (a)
2-2 (0-1)
Division One
P31, 29pts, 19th/22
Milburn(52,66)
Hancocks(51), Swinbourne(14)
36,614
In amongst the excitement of
their FA Cup campaign, Newcastle recovered from being 0-2 down to
claim their first point in four league games.
That game had a 3pm kick-off and at 7pm it was the turn of the Wolves and
Newcastle junior sides to play under the Molineux lights, in the second leg of
the Northern Intermediate League Cup Final.
2-0 ahead from the first leg at SJP, United trailed 1-3 after the opening 32
minutes.
With no further scoring despite extra time though, the Final ended in a 3-3 draw
on aggregate. The trophy was shared, each club holding it for six months.
1958 Preston North End (a)
1-2 (1-2)
Division One
P33, 25pts, 19th/22
White(21)
Finney(9,44)
24,793
Newcastle were again flirting with relegation and slipped to defeat at
Deepdale as Tom Finney netted a brace, ably assisted by former Magpie Tommy
Thompson.

1960 Luton Town (h) 3-2 (2-1)
Division One
P34, 37pts, 7th/22
White(2,27),
Eastham(80)
Bingham(11,46)
29,269
Former mackem favourite Billy Bingham netted twice but ended
up on the losing side as the Magpies won for the fifth time in six games.
The winner was struck by George Eastham after some individual skill from Bobby
Mitchell created the opportunity.
1966 Chelsea (h)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P32, 26pts, 17th/22
Venables(63)
35,118
The only goal of the game came from Terry Venables, who within two
months had swapped Stamford Bridge for White Hart Lane.
1977
West Bromwich Albion (a) 1-1 (0-0)
Division One
P30, 35pts, 5th/22
Barrowclough(72)
Cunningham(46)
23,780
Laurie Cunningham put Albion ahead 30 seconds into the second half
when Mick Mahoney was slow off his line to reach a cross from Bryan
Robson.
Mahoney made a series of stops to keep the Baggies at bay though and
Stewart Barrowclough's fine finish ensured a point.
The scorer said afterwards, "I was going to lob the 'keeper at first
but saw him going back towards his line and just wellied it."
1983
Burnley (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division Two
P31, 44pts, 10th/22
Donovan(83)
13,900
Newcastle's hopes of promotion faded as their six game unbeaten
league run came to an end at Turf Moor.
The Clarets were en route to relegation but won it when a header by
debutant Terry Donovan was helped in by Kevin Carr.
1986
Oxford United (a)
2-1 (1-0)
Division One
P31, 51pts, 9th/22
Gascoigne(30), Beardsley(62)
Aldridge(82)
10,052
Victory at The Manor Ground on a Wednesday night saw Newcastle win
five successive top-flight games for the first time since 1948.
Former Magpie John Trewick appeared for the hosts, while on-loan
goalkeeper Dave McKellar was in good form for the visitors.
1988
Arsenal (a)
1-1 (0-1)
Division One
P30, 38pts, 13th/21
Goddard(77)
Groves(29)
25,889
Paul Gascoigne struck a first half penalty wide of the target after
Darren Jackson was bundled over in the box.
And when a Perry Groves header was deemed to have crossed the line it
looked like a blank afternoon at Highbury - in stark contrast to the
previous season's 1-0 win.
However a fine second half strike from Paul Goddard levelled the scores
before Michael O'Neill missed a golden chance to win it.
Youtube
footage is online here
1994
West Ham United (a)
4-2 (1-0)
Premier League
P32, 57pts, 3rd/22
Lee(34,73), Cole(69),
Mathie(90)
Breacker(67), Martin(81)
23,132
The away fans were housed in the lower tier of the new half-built
Bobby Moore Stand and had a high old time celebrating the three second
half goals Newcastle netted at that end.
Youtube
footage is online here
1995
Arsenal (h)
1-0 (0-0)
Premier League
P33, 63pts, 3rd/22
Beardsley(89)
35,611
The Gunners regretted allowing Peter Beardsley to run with the ball
at his feet towards the Leazes End goal, as a classic late strike
settled this match.
Youtube footage
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2000
Everton (a)
2-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P29, 40pts, 11th/20
Hughes(79), Dyer(87)
32,512
Sky cameras captured a fine Sunday afternoon success at Goodison,
Kieron Dyer's solo effort possibly his best moment in a Toon shirt.
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2001 Andy O'Brien signed from Bradford City as we speculated whether
he could repeat the feat of his namesake and score on Wearside. A few
months later, who put the ball in the mackem net? O'Brien, O'Brien.
2003
Barcelona (Spain) (h) 0-2 (0-0)
Champions League Group Match 12
Kluivert(60), Motta(74)
51,833
After getting to half time scoreless, hopes were high of another
Champions League miracle, but future Magpie Patrick Kluivert then struck to
end our remarkable campaign.
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2005
Portsmouth (a)
1-1 (1-1)
Premiership
P29, 38pts, 11th/20
Dyer(43)
Stone(45)
20,165
Gateshead-born
midfielder and future Magpies coach Steve Stone scored for the third
time against his boyhood favourites to deny Newcastle a record-breaking
ninth win in a row.
Kieron Dyer had
given United the lead seconds earlier, latching onto a poor back header
from Linvoy Primus to nod home.
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2006
Liverpool (h)
1-3 (1-2)
Premiership
P30, 39pts, 12th/20
Ameobi(41)
Crouch(10), Gerrard(35), Cisse(52pen)
52,302
After a dispiriting defeat at Old Trafford the previous Sunday,
United were two behind and in need of a lift as half time approached.
Shola Ameobi then headed in a Scott
Parker centre to give Glenn Roeder's side some hope, before Jean-Alain
Boumsong then contrived to spurn a great chance to head United level.
Any hopes of a second half revival were extinguished though, when
the same player conceded a penalty and saw red after
clumsily upending Peter Crouch.
That took our sending off tally for the
season to six, match referee Mike Riley having waved three of those
red cards.
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2007
A 1-3 defeat at Anfield in the Second Leg of the FA Youth Cup Semi Final
meant aggregate 3-7 loss.
Robert Cavener gave United some hope with the opener, but after
Astrit Ajdarevic was dismissed for Liverpool for an assault on Andy
Carroll, Kazenga LuaLua's red card for dissent made it ten-a-side.
2011
Stoke City (a)
0-4 (0-1)
Premier League
P30, 36pts, 11th/20
Walters(28), Pennant(46),
Higginbotham(49),
Fuller(90)
27,505
A
lazy display from Alan Pardew's Magpies was suitably punished at the
Britannia Stadium.
A baffling 3-5-2 system left Sol Campbell way out of his depth and when
Jose Enrique limped off early on, Shane Ferguson filled in. By the time
Gutierrez replaced Campbell and United went 4-4-2, they were three down.
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2014 Dan Gosling was fined £30K by an FA
disciplinary body after he admitted breaching rules on football betting.
According to his family, the player placed wagers with
an online bookie to combat boredom while recuperating from a knee injury
on Tyneside.
2020 The FA and Premier League announced that there would be no
resumption of the 2019/20 season until April 30th at earliest, as COVID
cases started to escalate.
2021 Owen Bailey's 90th minute goal was enough to give Newcastle
U21s all three PL2 points from their visit to Norwich City.
The defender took just three minutes of his comeback after 18 months out
to due injury by scoring the only goal behind closed doors at City's
training ground.
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