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Espanyol
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Aston
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2025/26:
TV changes
Wednesday saw the Premier League adhere to their own
timetable for once, publishing live TV alterations for the second and third
weekends of the season.
Both Newcastle games move as follows:
Mon 25.08.2025 Liverpool (h) 8pm Sky
Sat 30.08.2025 Leeds United (a) 5.30pm Sky
News of the overdue September
TV changes is awaited, with the scheduling of
those games influenced by when European club fixtures are played.
Those PL amendments should appear soon, although it's predicted that some or
all of the following will come with either/or caveats:
Sat 13.09.2025 tbc Wolves (h)
Sat 20.09.2025 tbc Bournemouth (a)
Sat 27.09.2025 tbc Arsenal (h)
Update:
Longstaff
bid rejected
The Times reported
on Wednesday that the anticipated transfer of Sean Longstaff to
Leeds United was off, after they refused to increase their latest £12m bid.
The Premier League newcomers had seen two previous offers for the 27 year-old
rejected and are now said to be assessing other transfer options. It's
unclear what price Newcastle are willing to accept.
Longstaff is now into the final 12 months of his contract, having made 214
league and cup appearances since 2018, scoring 16 times.
25 Premier League outings last season included just eight starts, the last
of which came at Brentford in December.
2025/26:
Pre-season TV coverage
NUFC confirmed on Wednesday that all six public
pre-season games would be available to watch via the club's official website
and app.
Pricing for the full match package is as follows:
Mags+: £9.99
Mags/Junior Mags: £19.99
Non-members: £29.99
Match Pass: £4.99 or £6.99 per game (varies)
Purchase online here
Mags+ and Mags members will be emailed a promo code to access the above
price Mags+ members not purchasing the full package will receive promo codes
allowing them to watch the two South Korea games for free.
All streams are worldwide except Arsenal excludes Singapore, K-League and
Spurs excludes South Korea, Espanyol and Atletico Madrid excludes Spain.
(The full package includes all six first team games in addition to live
coverage of the NUFC Women versus Atletico Madrid Femenino home friendly).
2025/26:
Austrian return

Following a successful
visit back in July 2022, Eddie Howe and his squad will return to Austria
later this month for a pre-season training camp.
Their destination for a five day stay is the Tyrol village of Seefeld,
previously used by Manchester City and Liverpool and currently hosting Turks
Istanbul Basaksehir.
Confirming Newcastle's visit, Austrian-based websites make no mention of
them playing any matches during their visit.
This will be the third time that United have included Austria in their
schedule, Sam Allardyce leading a training camp in 2007 at Stegersbach (no
matches) and Howe overseeing a stint at Saalfelden three years ago (two
matches).
United have announced six public friendlies, with a training ground
kickabout predicted before heading to Austria:
Sat 19.07.2025 Celtic (Scotland) (a)
Sun 27.07.2025 Arsenal (n) in Singapore
Wed 30.07.2025 Team K League (South Korea) (a)
Sun 03.08.2025 Spurs (n) in South Korea
Fri 08.08.2025 Espanyol (h) (Spain) (h)
Sat 09.08.2025 Atletico Madrid (Spain) (h)
Update:
Elanga unveiling awaited

Having reached agreement
with Nottingham Forest to sign winger Anthony Elanga for a claimed
£52m, the 23 year-old flew into Newcastle from
Portugal on Tuesday.
Swedish
international Elanga is set to sign a five year contract and join pre-season training at Darsley
Park after completing the formalities of his medical.
What is described as a significant sell-on fee will become due to Elanga's
previous club, Manchester United.
The Mail state that delays in completing the deal had arisen from a
recent change of representation by Elanga.
NUFC under Howe - major incoming deals:
Jan 2022 Kieran Trippier Atletico Madrid
(£12m)
Jan 2022 Chris Wood Burnley (£25m)
Jan 2022 Bruno Guimaraes Olympique Lyonnais (£35m)
Jan 2022 Dan Burn Brighton and Hove Albion (£13m)
Jun 2022 Matt Targett Aston Villa (£12m)
Jun 2022 Nick Pope Burnley (£10m)
Jul 2022 Sven Botman Lille (£35m)
Aug 2022 Alexander Isak Real Sociedad (£60m)
Jan 2023 Anthony Gordon Everton (£45m)
Jul 2023 Sandro Tonali AC Milan (£60m)
Jul 2023 Harvey Barnes Leicester City £38m)
Aug 2023 Valentino Livramento Southampton (£31m)
Jun 2024 Lloyd Kelly unattached (Free)
Jul 2024 Odysseas Vlachodimos Nottingham Forest (£20m)
Jul 2024 Lewis Hall Chelsea (£28m)
Aug 2024 William Osula Sheffield United (£15m)
Latest:
Wilson: 49 and out
Statement from Callum
Wilson, Monday:
To all Magpies
It's time to say goodbye after an unbelievable few years in the Toon.
Thank you for everything. We stood strong together through the highs and
some lows to help the club experience new heights.
I am so proud to have worn the iconic number 9 shirt and to have added a
little more history to it. Scoring at the Gallowgate End really is as
special as they say.
All good things come to an end but there's no doubt Newcastle United will
always have a place in mine and my family's hearts.
Thank you for the memories.
CW9
Wilson leaves with 49 goals to his name for the Magpies - 47 of which came
in the Premier League, a total bettered only by Alexander Isak and Alan
Shearer.
He made 130 appearances in all competitions,
including 81 starts, United playing a total of 229 matches during his five
years as a Magpie.
Talk of a pay-as-you-play deal to remain at Gallowgate following the
expiration of his contract mercifully came to nothing, leaving
the 33 year-old to leave with his head held high - and his reputation
undiluted.
RGR:
United states
Mark Allison aka Run
Geordie Run has now made it into Colorado during his
charity effort in the USA, the tenth state of a trek now extending beyond
1,750 miles.
Mark is fundraising for St. Benedicts Hospice and donations have
exceeded £23,000 so far. If you can help to boost that, please do so online here.
The RGR blog is here
2025/26:
Here are the young men
NUFC have confirmed 11
first year scholars will join the club's academy on a full-time
basis this coming season:
Sam Alabi, Jack Callaghan, Luke
Gilligan, Oliver Holland, Mason Miley, Michael Mills, Noah Morgan,
Ethan Ndiweni, Thomas Old, Jack Patterson and Sam Pinnington.
Eight of those players appeared for the club's U18 side last season
including Mason Miley (younger brother of Lewis and Jamie) and Ethan
Ndiweni (younger brother of Michael).
2025/26:
Take five
Several readers have contacted
us regarding the 2025/26 Newcastle United season ticket terms and conditions
and the clause regarding occupancy that is now included.
We're happy to share this for anyone who is unaware:
4.6 Further, your Season Ticket shall not be eligible for renewal and
shall be terminated for the subsequent season if your Season Ticket has
been unused for 5 (five) individual Matches in the Season (these need
not be consecutive).
Your Season Ticket shall be determined as having been used for the Season if
you have met any of the following criteria: (i) you have attended the
individual Match in person by successfully scanning in at the turnstiles at
the Ground; (ii) you have successfully transferred your ticket for the Match
in accordance with clause 4.4; and/or (iii) you have requested a re-sale of
your Season Ticket for the individual Match in accordance with clause 4.2 of
these Terms and Conditions (regardless of whether your ticket was then sold
by the Club as a result).
Find the full season ticket terms and conditions here
PS: The
existing sale/transfer limit of 10 Premier League home games per
season continues to apply.
Update:
Teen trio: one in
Sky Sports
report that Newcastle have completed a move for Alfie Hutchinson from
Rangers, the first of three signings set to boost the club's Academy squad.
The 16 year-old right-sided attacker was spotted on Tyneside earlier in the
week and official confirmation of his arrival is now expected in the
coming days.
Also tipped for a switch from Ibrox to Gallowgate is fellow 16 year-old
Scottish youth international Oliver Goodbrand,
whose favoured position is at left full back.
Updates are also awaited on United's proposed acquisition of Isaac Moran,
following news that the England youth international had rejected a contract
offer from current club Liverpool. The central midfielder is also 16.
Giveaway:
Compo
winner

The latest addition to the
range of Toon-themed bucket hats by Football Bobbles is this
Lee model, inspired by United's distinctive 1997/98 change kit and with a
nod to next season's third shirt.
These are available to purchase here
now and there's a special offer for NUFC.com readers of a half-price
Kelly bucket hat with orders of the Lee bucket only.
To take advantage of that, add a Lee bucket hat to the online shopping
basket and use promo code NUFC.com - that will prompt a Kelly hat to
add at checkout.
We had a Lee bucket hat up for grabs, asking you to identify the ex-Magpie
who was a Wembley scorer for his previous club, an England U21 midfielder, a scoring debutant for Newcastle in
1997 and subsequently loaned to Sheffield United.
It was of course Des Hamilton, which most folks knew - although
Tartan pair Paul Dalglish and Stephen Glass both inexplicably cropped up
among those suggested.
The winning entry came from Ann Richardson.
Old
boys:
Comings & goings
SJP old boys with new clubs/jobs include:
Tom Allan Darlington
Kieran Aplin Whitley Bay
Alun Armstrong Gateshead M
Jean-Alain
Boumsong Auxerre C
Mark Boyd Carlisle City AM
Kyle Cameron Bromley
Lewis Cass Harrogate Town
Stephen Clemence Blackpool C
Stuart Findlay Hearts
Stan Flaherty Hampton & Richmond
Massadio Haidara Kocealispor
Lloyd Kelly Juventus
Oisin McEntee Hearts
Joe Oliver Hebburn Town
John Robertson Ross County AM
Salomon Rondon Real Oviedo (loan)
Josh Scott Darlington
Jonjo Shelvey training with Hull City tbc
Freddie Woodman Liverpool
Mike Williamson Rangers C
Callum Williams FC Hartlepool
Josef Yarney Macclesfield Town
Free agents leaving SJP:
Josh Donaldson
James Huntley
Jamal Lewis
Lloyd Kelly
Harry Powell
Rory Powell
Ellis Stanton
Jay Turner-Cooke
Callum Wilson
Former Magpies leaving
their clubs include:
Graeme Carrick Boro C
Andy Carroll Bordeaux
Luuk De Jong PSV Eindhoven (tbc)
Nicky Deverdics Blyth Spartans
Damien Duff Shelbourne M
Paul Dummett Carlisle United
Fraser Forster Spurs
Dwight
Gayle Hibernian (retired)
Grant Hanley Birmingham City
Jeff Hendrick Derby County
JJ Hooper Blyth Spartans
Tim Krul Luton Town
Greg Olley Gateshead
Jonjo Shelvey Burnley
Steven Taylor Al Qabila
Ben Tozer Forest Green Rovers (retired)
Jonathan Woodgate Boro C
Jack Young Wycombe Wanderers

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NUFC Box Office opening times:
0344 372 1892 line manned:
Monday
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Home games: 10am to 30 minutes from KO
Away games: Three hours from KO to KO
Milburn Stand Box Office manned:
Wednesdays only: 10am to 5pm
Home games: 10am to half time
Future STs: No additional sale, none
planned, no waiting list in operation.
2025/26 ST prices online here
2025/26 ST home cup scheme:
closed on Fri 27.06.2025 @ 5pm
Cup Scheme FAQs
online here
Cup Scheme Ts & Cs online here
ST home cup pricing:
CL: £60 & £70
FA: £30 & £35
CC: £20 & £25
CL Cup Scheme payments taken
on:
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£20 Junior,
£37 Adult, £47 Adult+
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transfers are possible between 72 hours and five hours before kick-off (times
can occasionally vary).
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 will apply
in 2025/26.
All 2025/26 Champions
League away ticket prices will be pegged at €50.
Away ticket FAQ is online
here
2025/26 season Magpie Movers
are now on sale via NUFC for £25 (no concessions).
For the first time, they are open to Mags+ members
in addition to ST holders. NUFC press release is online here
Sat 12.07.2025 Carlisle United (?)
@ venue tbc, KO tbc. Friendly. Behind
closed doors, no live TV coverage.
Sat 19.07.2025 Celtic (Scotland) (a)
@ Parkhead, 3pm. Friendly. SOLD
OUT, Allocation: 10,000.
Live
on NUFC TV.
Sat
26.07.2025 U21s v Hull City (h)
@ venue tbc, 1pm. Friendly.
Behind Closed Doors.
Sun 27.07.2025 Arsenal (n) @ National Stadium, Singapore, 7.30pm
local time (12.30pm BST). Friendly.
£64 adults. Tickets
available online
here
Wed 30.07.2025 Team K League (South Korea) (a)
@ Suwon World Cup Stadium, South Korea, 8pm local time (Noon BST). Friendly.
Ticket sale via NUFC now ended.
Live
on NUFC TV.
Sun 03.08.2025 Spurs (n)
@ Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea. 8pm local time (Noon BST). Friendly. Ticket
sale via NUFC now ended. Live
on NUFC TV.
Sun
03.08.2025 U21s v South Shields (a)
@ First Cloud Arena, 3pm. Friendly.
Fri 08.08.2025 RCD Espanyol (Spain) (h) @ SJP, 7.30pm.
Friendly. Public sale now.
Live
on NUFC TV.
Sat 09.08.2025 Atletico Madrid (Spain) (h)
@ SJP, 4pm.
Friendly. SOLD OUT.
Live
on NUFC TV.
Sat 16.08.2025
Aston Villa (a) @ Villa Park, 12.30pm. Premier League. Live
on TNT Sports.
Ticket sale details tbc.
Mon
25.08.2025 Liverpool
(h) @ SJP, 8pm. Premier League. Live
on Sky Sports.
Ticket sale details tbc.
Sat
30.08.2025 Leeds
United (a) @ Elland Road, 5.30pm. Premier League. Live
on Sky Sports.
Ticket sale details tbc.
Thu 28.08.2025 CL
League stage draw.
Mon 01.09.2025 Transfer window closes.
Sun 24.05.2026
PL ends.
NUFC live on TV:
Sat
16.08.2025
Villa (a)
12.30pm TNT
Mon 25.08.2025 Liverpool (h) 8pm Sky
Sat 30.08.2025 Leeds Utd (a) 5.30pm Sky
(PL Selections made to Sun 31.08.2025)
CL League stage match dates:
1: Tue 16.09/Wed 17.09/Thu 18.09.2025
2: Tue 30.09/Wed
01.10.2025
3: Tue 21.10/Wed 22.10.2025
4: Tue 04.11/Wed 05.11.2025
5: Tue 25.11/Wed 26.11.2025
6: Tue 09.12/Wed 10.12.2025
7: Tue 20.01/Wed 21.01.2026
8: Wed 28.01.2026
Live TV release dates:
Sep
by Wed 09.07.2025
Oct by Wed 20.08.2025
Nov by Wed 17.09.2025
Dec by Wed 15.10.2025
Jan by Wed 15.10.2025
Feb by Wed 17.12.2025
Mar by Wed 21.01.2026
Apr by Wed 04.03.2026
MW35 by Wed 25.03.2026
MW36 by Wed 01.04.2026
MW37 by Wed 08.04.2026
MW38 after Sun 17.05.2026
(The only PL games not televised live in the UK during 2025/26 will be 3pm
Saturday KOs. All games rescheduled to Sunday due to European commitments will
be shown).
Carabao Cup:
(NUFC enter in Round 3: draw takes
place on or around Wed 27.08.2025).
R3: w/c Mon 15.09.2025 / 22.09.2025*
R4: w/c Mon 27.10.2025
QF: w/c Mon 15.12.2025
SF1: w/c Mon 12.01.2026
SF2: w/c Mon 02.02.2026
F: Sun 22.03.2026
* NUFC tie will be played in w/c 22.09
FA Cup:
(NUFC enter in Round 3: draw takes place on or around Sun 07.12.2025).
R3: Sat 10.01.2026
R4: Sat 14.02.2026
R5: Sat 07.03.2026
QF: Sat 04.04.2026
SF: Sat 25.04.2026
F: Sat 16.05.2026
Vertu (EFL)
Trophy Northern
Group F:
Round dates and order tbc
Date tbc Harrogate Town (a)
Date tbc Huddersfield Town (a)
Date tbc Mansfield
Town (a)
Premier League International Cup:
Details tbc
National League Cup:
G1: Wed 13.08.2025
G2: Wed 17.09.2025
G3: Wed 22.10.2025
G4: Wed 26.11.2025
U19 Youth League:
League fixtures replicate the first six in the CL (not eight). The competition
then moves to a knockout phase from the last 32.
FA Youth Cup:
NUFC U18s enter in Round 3, ties be played on or before Sat
13.12.2025.
Other events @ SJP:
Sat 09.08.2025 NUWFC v Atletico Madrid Femenino (Spain), 1pm.
Friendly.
Euro 2028
- date(s) awaited.
Winter transfer window:
Thu 01.01.2026-Mon 02.02.2026 @ tbc
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2025/26
International breaks:
01.09-09.09.2025
06.10-14.10.2025
10.11-18.11.2025
21.12-18.01.2026 AFCON
23.03-31.03.2026
11.06.2026-19.07.2026 World Cup
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Whoops, He did it Again... |
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BBC Sport coverage of Anthony Elanga's arrival compares his
stats last season
with that of Newcastle's Josh Murphy....
(Graeme Card, William Maughan and sa)
What's this all about then?
Click here
for a rambling explanation of sorts....
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10th July |
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Born Or Died:
1916
Death of Donald Simpson Bell
(1911)

From the Football Supporters Federation website, September
2010:
In an era
when words such as “hero” and “bravery” are thrown about like confetti
it’s all too easy to forget the sacrifices made by previous generations who
really did live up to that billing.
This Sunday the life of the only footballer ever to be awarded the Victoria
Cross will be remembered at a ceremony in northern France, which pays tribute
to him and thousands of other young men who died during the First World War.
Second
Lieutenant Donald Simpson Bell lost his life in the Battle of the Somme on July
10th 1916 and was posthumously awarded the VC for an act of unbelievable
courage.
Bell played as an amateur with both Crystal
Palace and Newcastle United before turning professional in 1913 and signing for
Bradford Park Avenue. However, the Harrogate-born left-back’s professional
career was to prove a short one as events across Europe spiralled out of
control following the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand in July
1914.
Within weeks Germany had declared war on France and Russia and then, on August
4th 1914, Great Britain declared war on Germany. Bell courageously volunteered
for service, personally persuading Bradford Park Avenue’s Directors to
release him from his contract in the process, and joined the 9th Battalion
Yorkshire Regiment – known today as the Green Howards.
Joining the military as a Corporal in 1914 Bell was sent to France only two
days after his wedding in the summer of 1915. By the following summer the
opposing forces were caught up in an horrific battle of attrition along the
Western Front, the Somme offensive itself is estimated to have cost the British
army half a million men. Enemy soldiers were often only yards away and
hand-to-hand combat was commonplace.
It was in this environment that Bell and his fellow soldiers were ordered to
capture “Horseshoe Trench” but as soon as they left their trenches they
were fired upon by a German machine gunner.
“Bell, supported by Corporal Colwill and Private Batey, tried to destroy the
gun position,” according to the official Yorkshire Regiment records. “They
crept towards it and then suddenly made a dash across open ground. Bell, who
was a superb athlete, moved with incredible speed and surprised the occupants
of the machine gun position, shot the gunner with his revolver and blew up the
remainder with Mills’ bombs. He then threw bombs into the nearby trench,
killing over 50 of the enemy.”
Bell’s actions were credited with saving many British soldiers’ lives and
earned him the VC for the “most conspicuous bravery”. Writing to his mother
he even played down the incident declaring it “the biggest fluke alive”.
Tragically, Bell never received the VC which was awarded posthumously as his
good fortune ran out only five days later when he was killed in another attack
on a German position at Contalmaison.
The spot where he fell was marked with a wooden cross which became Bell’s
Redoubt in 2000 – a memorial to the fallen soldier jointly financed by the
Green Howards and the Professional Footballers’ Association.

Bell's
redoubt when visited by
NUFC.com reader Keith Howson
1965 Paul
Ferris born, Belfast, Northern Ireland (1981-86)

Left winger signed from Lisburn Juniors in his native Northern
Ireland aged 15 in November 1981 - a club that would also provide the Magpies
with Aaron Hughes.
Paul was handed his first team chance by Arthur Cox as substitute in a 1-4
reverse against Blackburn Rovers in May 1982 - becoming United's youngest-ever
debutant (a record later claimed by Steve Watson).
What proved to be the only senior start of his SJP career came at Charlton
later that year but Paul failed to feature at all during the club's 1983/84
promotion campaign.
Following the installation of Jack Charlton as Magpies boss, Ferris fought his
way back into contention and netted at SJP during a League Cup tie against
Bradford City.
However he had dropped out of the first team picture by late 1984 and was given
a free transfer in the summer of 1986, following an extended injury layoff.
Paul had a brief trial with Port Vale and joined local non-league side
Gateshead, subsequently going on to play for North Shields, Barrow and Whitley
Bay.
Retiring from playing in 1991, Ferris did manage one feat during his career
that eluded United - namely a Wembley victory - featuring for Barrow in their
3-0 FA Trophy Final win over Leek Town in 1990.
Studying for a sports science qualification, Paul worked at Newcastle's Freeman
Hospital before returning to United in October 1993, as assistant Physio.
Remaining at the club for over a decade, Paul made a major career change and
quit to study law, becoming a barrister in 2007.
An unexpected and abortive return to SJP came in April 2008 as
part of Alan Shearer's management team. After just eight games and relegation
though, his third stint at the Magpies came to an end.
Living on Tyneside, Ferris has a managerial role in a locally-based business
promoting the SpeedFlex fitness system.
His first novel, entitled "An Irish Heartbeat" was published
during 2011; followed by an insightful autobiography, "The Boy on The
Shed" in 2017 and
"The Magic in the
Tin" in 2022;
an unflinching account of Paul's
prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.
"Once upon a Toon"
then followed in 2025, a (mostly) humorous
compilation of anecdotes and recollections from Paul's three separate stints at
Gallowgate.
1995 Alex Kitchen born, Newcastle.
(2011-13)
Central defender who began his playing career with Winlaton
Boys Club and first appeared for United at the age of nine.
A member of the side who qualified for the Nike Premier Cup Finals in 2010,
Alex sustained a serious leg injury during 2011.
That sidelined him for nine months, until he returned to debut in the U18s
during a 2-1 away win over Wolves in March 2012.
And just days later, Kitchen was back in the Midlands to make his reserve team
bow - playing 45 minutes as an inexperienced Magpies XI lost 0-4 at Aston
Villa.
With fellow defender Remie Streete missing due to injury, Alex enjoyed a hectic
end to the season by appearing regularly for both the U18s and the second
string sides.
Six reserve appearances followed during the 2012/13 campaign, but injury ruled
him out for a six month period and Kitchen was released by United.
Trials at Bristol City and St.
Mirren proved fruitless, but a two year contract was agreed with St.Johnstone
following a successful tryout with the Perth club.
However, Alex was released by the Saints two years later without making his
senior competitive debut, although selected for first team bench duty several
times.
Returning to his native North East, he joined Northern League side
Newton Aycliffe before moving on to Consett.
Later working as
a male model, Alex is the son of ex-Leyton Orient and Gateshead defender
Sam and elder brother of fellow former Newcastle reserve player, Ben.
2020 Death of Jack Charlton (Manager,
1984-85)
Jack died at home in his native Northumberland aged 85.
He'd been diagnosed as suffering from dementia.
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1914 The end of
an era at Gallowgate, as striker Albert Shepherd became a
Bradford City player at a cost of £1,500.
The 28 year-old had scored 10 goals in 20 games the
previous season after returning from serious injury but
had failed to recapture his previous potency.
1930 Newcastle
completed the signing of Huddersfield Town left wing back
Jimmy Naylor for a claimed fee of £4,000.
The 29 year-old had been on the losing side for the
Terriers in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal the previous
April.
1978 Future United
Manager Ossie Ardiles was unveiled by Spurs as their new
signing, along with fellow countryman Ricky Villa.
1995 Glasgow Rangers paid Lazio £4.3m for the
"individual" talents of former Magpie Paul
Gascoigne.
2005 Fansites of
Dutch side Den Haag reported that United had agreed a deal
to sign their young goalkeeper Tim Krul.
2006 United
confirmed that two trialists who had joined pre-season
training were both leaving without contract
offers.
Defender Michael Morrison returned to Cambridge United
while free agent striker Garra Dembele also
departed.
Frenchman Dembele later played alongside future Magpie
Papiss Cisse for Bundesliga side SC Freiburg.
2007
The Evening Standard claimed:
"Arsenal will
today complete the £7.5million signing of Auxerre
defender Bakari Sagna and then make a £13m bid for
Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins.
"Wenger will try
to boost his striker line-up by triggering a £13m buy-out
clause in 22-year-old Martins' contract.
The same story re-emerged in 2008 but Martins would
eventually depart from SJP in 2009 for German side
Wolfsburg.
2011 Unconfirmed reports claimed that Championship
side Blackpool had agreed terms to sign Magpies striker
Nile Ranger.
However, they proved to a little premature - the workie
ticket eventually ended up at Bloomfield Road during 2014.
2015
Gateshead (a)
1-0 (1-0)
Friendly
Cisse(6pen)
5,258
Steve McClaren's first match as United boss ended in an
unimpressive victory at the International Stadium, thanks to a Papiss Cisse spot kick.
There were debuts for Karl Darlow and
Jamaal Lascelles, who had both joined the club a
year earlier but immediately returned to former club
Nottingham Forest on season-long loans.
NUFC.com
match report
2016 United's second XI began pre-season with a 3-0
victory at National League North side Bradford Park
Avenue.
Ivan Toney gave Peter Beardsley's side an early lead
before Sean Longstaff and trialist Tyler Harvey netted
after the interval.
The match celebrated the life of Donald Simpson Bell VC,
whose former clubs met 100 years to the day that he lost
his life at the battle of the Somme (see above).
NUFC.com
match report
2018 Following
spells with Portland Timbers, Ipswich Town and
Peterborough
United, former Magpie Steven
Taylor signed a one year deal with New Zealand side
Wellington Phoenix.
The defender had played against Phoenix on their home
ground during United's pre-season visit some four years
earlier.
2022 "Longstaff delights black and
whites" was our headline, but rather than Sean or
Matty, it was Ellis Longstaff (no relation) who thrilled
the Gallowgate crowd.
His two tries helped Hull defeat Hull KR on the second day
of Rugby League's Magic Weekend - the sixth staging of the
event at SJP.
2024
England made it to their second successive Euro final,
thanks to a last-gasp 2-1 victory over the Netherlands in Dortmund.
Kieran Trippier kept his starting place but was withdrawn at half time, while
Anthony Gordon remained on the bench again. Old boy Gini Wijnaldum was an
unused replacement for the Dutch.
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