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2025/26 :
CL flight survey
From the Newcastle United Supporters Trust, Friday:
"We are gauging interest for additional direct flights to Marseille and
Dusseldorf from Newcastle for a UK airline to get fans to our CL games in
France and Germany."
Survey is
here and closes at Noon on Monday.
(It's anonymous and open to all, not just NUST members)
Internationals:
National service
National service for our lot:
Seniors:
Nick Woltemade (Germany):
Sun 07.09.2025 Northern Ireland (h) won 3-1 WCQ
Woltemade kept his starting place in Cologne to win his fourth cap and
provided the through ball for Germany's opener. He was withdrawn after an
hour to a mixed reception when the score stood at 1-1.
Thu 04.09.2025 Slovakia (a) lost 0-2 WCQ
A 90 minute shift for the new Magpie in Bratislava, but he had no
chances to prevent SJP old boy Martin Dubravka from posting a clean
sheet - the back four in front of him including ex-NUFC reserve Lubo Satka.
Anthony Gordon, Dan Burn, Tino Livramento (England):
Sat 06.09.2025 Andorra (h) won 2-0 WCQ
Dan Burn started while both Gordon and Livramento came off the bench midway
through the second half. Whitley Bay's own Elliot Anderson won his first senior cap.
Tue 09.09.2025 Serbia (a) Belgrade WCQ
Bruno Guimaraes (Brazil):
Fri 05.09.2025 Chile (h) won 3-0 WCQ
Bruno assisted in and scored his side's third goal from point blank range in
Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium.
The Magpie captain earning rave reviews from the Brazilian media for his 90
minute display. We make that his 36th full cap and only his second goal -
the other coming against Bolivia in La Paz back in 2022.
See his goal online
here
Wed 10.09.2025 Bolivia (a) El Alto WCQ
Yoane
Wissa (DR Congo):
Fri 05.09.2025 South
Sudan (a) won 4-1 WCQ
United's latest recruit completed 62 minutes in Juba, providing an assist
for his side's third goal before adding the fourth - a seventh
international strike on his 34th outing.
Tue 09.09.2025 Senegal (h) Kinshasha WCQ
William Osula (Denmark):
Fri 05.09.2025 Scotland (h) drew 0-0 WCQ
Following a maiden senior call-up, the striker was named on the bench and
that's where he remained.
Mon 08.09.2025 Greece (a) Piraeus WCQ
Anthony Elanga, Emil Krafth (Sweden):
Fri 05.09.2025 Slovenia (a) drew 2-2 WCQ
Elanga started in Ljubljana and gave Sweden an 18th minute lead after a
strong run and finish - his fifth senior international goal. He was replaced
in the 63rd minute.
Krafth was among the unused substitutes.
Mon 08.09.2025 Kosovo (a) Pristina
WCQ
Sandro Tonali (Italy):
Fri 05.09.2025 Estonia (h) won 5-0 WCQ
Tonali started in Bergamo and completed 76 minutes.
Mon 08.09.2025 Israel (n) Debrecen, Hungary WCQ
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Greece):
Fri 05.09.2025 Belarus (h) won 5-1 WCQ
The goalkeeper wasn't called upon in Piraeus.
Mon 08.09.2025 Denmark (h) Piraeus WCQ
Youth:
Leo Shahar (England U19s):
Sat 06.09.2025 Spain (a) drew 3-3 FR
A first U19 start for Leo at England's base in Spain.
Tue 09.09.2025 Netherlands (n) Pinatar FR
Wed 03.09.2025 Ukraine (n) won 2-0 FR
The scoring was complete when the Newcastle full back came off the bench in
Pinatar on 70 minutes for his debut at this level.
Sam Alabi, Roman Dowell, George Mair (England U17s):
Sat 06.09.2025 Israel (n) won 2-1 FR
All three young Magpies began on the bench in Duisburg, with Sam introduced
on the hour when England led 1-0.
Tue 09.09.2025 Germany (a) Duisburg FR
Wed 03.09.2025 Venezuela (n) won 2-1 FR
With Sam captaining the side and George in goal, England won a game marred
by accusations of racist comments made by opposition players. Fellow custodian
Roman was among the unused replacements in Duisburg.
Oliver Goodbrand (Scotland U17s):
Sat 06.09.2025 Portugal (a) won 3-2 FR
Victory in Porto was achieved as the Newcastle forward began among the
replacements.
Tue 09.09.2025 Italy (n) Porto FR
Thu 04.09.2025 Serbia (n) lost 0-2 FR
The Newcastle forward captained his side in Porto.
Rory Finneran (Ireland U17s):
Sun 07.09.2025 Turkey (n) won 3-0 FR
A winning conclusion to Ireland's time in Prague.
Line-ups awaited.
Wed 03.09.2025 Czechia (a) lost 1-2 Prague FR
Wearing the captain's armband, midfielder Rory completed the first half,
taking his leave with Ireland leading 1-0.
Fri 05.09.2025 Switzerland (n) lost 0-3 FR
The midfielder remained on the bench in Prague.
Alex Murphy (Ireland U21s):
Thu 04.09.2025 Moldova (a) won 2-1 ECQ
Success for the Irish in Nisporeni but the Newcastle defender remained
unused on the bench.
Tue 09.09.2025 Andorra (h) Dublin ECQ
Lewis Miley (England U21s):
Mon 08.09.2025 Kazakhstan (a) Almaty ECQ
Vakhtang Salia was omitted from the Georgia U21 squad due to injury.
The player completed a move from Dinamo Tbilisi to Newcastle on his 18th
birthday last month.
Update:
New CEO
NUFC interview
here
(The actual interview video link is
here
NUFC feature
here 2021 interview
here
2019 interview
here
Earlier: NUFC confirmed on Thursday that their search for a CEO had ended
with the installation of Toronto-born 54 year-old, David "Hoppy" Hopkinson:
Newcastle United are delighted to announce the appointment of
David Hopkinson as the club's new Chief Executive Officer.
David officially joins the club on Friday, 5th September and
will undertake a comprehensive handover process supported by
outgoing CEO Darren Eales, who steps down from the position for
health reasons.
David brings more than 25 years of senior executive leadership
and commercial expertise across three countries, delivering results
for some of the world's most iconic and valuable sporting
organisations.
David joins Newcastle United after serving as President and
Chief Operating Officer at Madison Square Garden Sports in the
United States, where he led the business operations of the New York
Knicks and New York Rangers.
Both are among the most valuable franchises in the National
Basketball Association and National Hockey League respectively, and
compete at the world-renowned Madison Square Garden in New York
City.
Previously, as Global Head of Partnerships at Real Madrid,
David served on the executive team as they cemented their place as
one of the world's most valuable football clubs.
Earlier, he spent over two decades at Maple Leaf Sports &
Entertainment as Chief Commercial Officer, overseeing commercial
activities for the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs and the NBA's Toronto
Raptors.
David said: "I am incredibly honoured to join Newcastle United
at such an exciting time in the club's history.
"This club represents something truly special. It has
extraordinary history and heritage, incredibly passionate
supporters, and ownership, players and staff who are committed to
excellence.
"Having worked with iconic teams across different countries, I
understand what it takes to build sustainable success at the highest
levels of global sport.
"I greatly admire what has been achieved by the club so far,
and I am excited and motivated by what is ahead as we strive to
position Newcastle United among the world's elite clubs."
Newcastle United chairman, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, said: "We are
delighted to welcome David to Newcastle United.
"David is an outstanding executive whose track record across
global sport and entertainment speaks for itself.
"His experience and strategic capabilities will be invaluable
as we continue to build on the club's presence locally and grow it
globally on and off the pitch.
"David's leadership will be critical as we build upon what we
have already achieved since the acquisition towards an exciting
future and sustainable success.
"I would like to personally thank Darren Eales for his
exceptional work and leadership, as well as his friendship, over the
last three years."
Director Jamie Reuben added: "David's arrival as CEO comes at
a crucial time for the club and I am confident that he will prove to
be an excellent fit for the role.
"He brings a wealth of experience in leadership positions at
some of the biggest names in world sport, with an incredibly strong
foundation to build upon."
2025/26:
Bournemouth (a) set
Belated confirmation that United's Premier League visit to
Bournemouth has been rescheduled as a reflection of their
Champions League fixtures has now appeared.
The Magpies will visit the Vitality Stadium for a 2pm
kick-off on Sunday September 21st, live on Sky Sports.
As away tickets have already gone on sale for this fixture before
the rescheduled date was announced, anyone now unable to attend is
entitled to a refund from NUFC.
The club say that unsuccessful ballot members will be contacted by
them and offered any returned tickets.
PS: For anyone used to using Pokesdown* station for this
game, Sunday engineering work affects trains using that route but
Bournemouth services are unaffected.
*Pokesdown remains open and trains will run to and from Bournemouth,
but the direct route from Pokesdown to London via Southampton has a
partial bus replacement.
Carabao Cup
:
Bradford City (h) set
Newcastle begin the defence of their Carabao Cup title with a Third
Round tie against League One Bradford City at SJP, now confirmed
as a 7.45pm kick-off on Wednesday September 24th. That
will be shown live on Sky Sports+
ST holders in the Carabao Cup home ticket scheme will be charged £20 and £25
depending on their seating area. That payment will be taken on Friday
September 5th.
Ticket sale dates:
Member ballot opens Mon 08.09.2025, Noon
Member ballot closes Tue 09.09.2025, Noon
Ballot winners notified by Wed 10.09.2025, 11am
Ballot winner seat selection opens Wed 10.09.2025, Noon
Ballot winner seat selection closes Fri 12.09.2025, Noon
ST forwarding & resale open Fri 12.09.2025, 4pm
Member Sale open Mon 15.09.2025, 10am
2025/26:
CL squad
announced
Newcastle's squad "A list" for the upcoming
Champions League campaign has been announced as follows:
Pope, Ramsdale, Trippier, Botman, Schar, Thiaw, Krafth, Livramento,
Burn, Joelinton, Tonali, Willock, Guimaraes, Ramsey, Wissa, Gordon,
Barnes, Osula, Elanga, J.Murphy, Woltemade.
That's a 21 man selection - four short of the maximum permitted 25 due
to eligibility criteria - and omits both Jamaal Lascelles and John
Ruddy.
The "B list" selection doesn't need to submitted to UEFA until the day
before each tie and can include an unlimited number of players born
after January 1st 2004.
In Newcastle's case, "B list" inclusions can include Lewis Hall, Lewis
Miley, Alex Murphy and U21/academy players.
U21s:
Town Trophy triumph
Huddersfield Town 6 Newcastle U21s 2
Match action
Match
report
Loan lads:
The borrowers
Magpies on temporary postings:
Aidan Harris (Coleraine):
Another clean sheet for the goalkeeper as Cols won 4-0 at Crusaders in the
Irish Premiership on Saturday.
Joe White (Leyton Orient):
A 3-2 success at Port Vale in League One was achieved on Saturday without
the injured midfielder.
Trevan Sanusi (Lorient):
Marseille (a) Ligue 1, Friday.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Alaves (a) Primera Liga, Friday.
Tyler Jones (Ashington):
Consett (a) Northern Premier League Division One East, Friday.
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough):
Preston North End (a) Championship, Saturday.
Antonio Cordero (KVC Westerlo):
Sint-Truiden (a) Belgian Pro League, Sunday Sep 14.
Travis Hernes (Groningen)
Utrecht (a) Eredivisie, Sunday Sep 14.
Ex-Mag:
Barrie Thomas RIP
The death of former Magpie Barrie Thomas has been announced, at the age of 88.
Barrie was a centre
forward who worked down the mines before signing for Leicester City,
only for national service to halt his progress.
Joining Mansfield Town before moving on to Scunthorpe United in 1959, Thomas
was top scorer in the Football League with 30 goals in 22 games when
fellow Second Division side Newcastle bid a record £45,000 for him in early
1962.
The Iron opted to cash in and a deal was concluded with John
McGuigan also moving from Gallowgate to the Old Showground - while both Leeds
United and Manchester United made their interest known.
Debuting in a 1-1 draw with Huddersfield Town at St. James' Park, Thomas first found the
net in his third game - away at Swansea - and Walter Winterbottom quickly
called him up to an England training session, although he failed to make the
1962 World Cup squad.
However, his time at SJP was blighted by injury and criticism from some
fans and colleagues and while netting hat tricks against Boro, Plymouth and
Rotherham, he failed to fire his side to promotion.
Losing his place to Ron McGarry, Barrie reluctantly returned to Scunthorpe
early in 1964. His scoring touch remained despite fitness issues and as
Newcastle were celebrating promotion the following May, he netted five as the Iron
beat Luton Town 8-1.
Injury ended his playing career at Barnsley, after which he had a
spell managing local non-league side Measham Swifts.
Update:
Mitro makes his move
Former Magpie Aleksander Mitrovic is reported to have turned
down the chance of a return to European club football after securing
his exit from Saudi side Al Hilal.
The 30 year-old Serbian forward has instead joined Qatar Stars
League side Al-Rayyan on a free transfer.
Update:
Eddie gets a six pack
As the dust settles on another mind-numbing transfer window,
it's worth cataloguing the inbound business Newcastle have completed -
despite well-publicised personnel issues in several off-field roles:
Aaron Ramsdale (Southampton)
Malick Thiaw (AC Milan)
Anthony Elanga (Nottingham Forest)
Jacob Ramsey (Aston Villa)
Nick Woltemade (Stuttgart)
Yoane Wissaa (Brentford)
Departing meanwhile* were:
Lloyd Kelly (Juventus)
Jamal Lewis (released)
Callum Wilson (released)
Sean Longstaff (Leeds United)
Isaac Hayden (released)
Martin Dubravka (Burnley)
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville)
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough)
Garang Kuol (Sparta Prague)
Alexander Isak (Liverpool)
* we avoided the expression "off the books" as segments of the Vlachodimos
and Targett wages are still paid by NUFC.
2025/26:
Fixture updates
Here's our take on future PL changes - all still tbc:
Arsenal (h) remains on Sunday September 28th as both
ourselves and the Gunners play in the CL on the following Wednesday.
Nottingham Forest (h) was moved to Sunday October 5th as the
Tricky Trees play in the Europa League the previous Thursday.
Brighton (a) remains on Saturday October 18th as we play the
Benfica (h) CL game the following Tuesday.
The November PL TV fixtures are due for release on or by Wednesday
September 17th, with the following options:
West Ham (a) could be Saturday November 1st or Sunday
November 2nd - the Friday is unlikely as the Carabao Cup Fourth
Round is that week. The Monday slot wouldn't work as the Bilbao (h)
CL game is the following Wednesday.
Brentford (a) could be Saturday November 8th or Sunday
November 9th - the Friday wouldn't work due to the Bilbao (h) CL
game the previous Wednesday and there are no Monday games as the
international break commences.
Manchester City (h) has to be on Saturday November 22nd* as
both ourselves and the Citizens play in the CL on the following
Tuesday. *There is a chance of the PL scheduling this for Friday
night but not thought likely.
Looking further ahead into 2026:
Aston Villa (h) has to move from Saturday January 24th to
Sunday January 25th as the Villans play in the Europa League the
previous Thursday. It cannot move to the Monday as we are in CL
action the following Wednesday.
Premier
League:
Goalless again
Leeds United 0 Newcastle 0
Match
report
2025/26:
CL fixtures confirmed
1: Thu 18.09.2025 Barcelona (h) 8pm
2: Wed
01.10.2025
Union Saint-Gilloise (a) 5.45pm
3: Tue 21.10.2025
Benfica (h) 8pm
4: Wed 05.11.2025
Athletic Bilbao (h) 8pm
5: Tue 25.11.2025
Marseille (a) 8pm
6: Wed 10.12.2025
Bayer Leverkusen (a) 8pm
7: Wed 21.01.2026
PSV Eindhoven (h) 8pm
8: Wed 28.01.2026
Paris SG (a) 8pm
(All kick-off times are UK)
Brussels-based side Union SG are unable to host UEFA ties at their
own stadium and will use the Lotto Park home of city rivals Anderlecht. USG are now selling CL ticket packages to home fans for
that 21,500 capacity venue.
European Union entry requirement information
here
PS: The Magpies will play in the U19 Youth
League, the league stage of which replicates the initial six ties.
That means they don't face PSV Eindhoven or Paris SG.
Venue and kick-off times are yet to be announced.
Premier League:
Brighton (a) tickets
ST holder applications open: Mon 15.09.2025, 2pm
ST holder applications close: Tue 16.09.2025, 2pm
Seat selection opens: Wed 17.09.2025, 2pm
Seat selection closes: Fri 19.09.2025 2pm
Premier League:
TV times
The Premier League have confirmed their live TV
picks for October, with one Newcastle game rescheduled:
Sun 05.10.2025 Nottingham Forest (h) 2pm Sky
Sat 18.10.2025 Brighton (a) 3pm no live UK TV
Sat 25.10.2025 Fulham (h) 3pm no live UK TV
Premier
League:
Wolves
(h)
Following draws at Aston Villa and Leeds United and a home defeat to
Liverpool, Newcastle go searching for their first win over the season on
Saturday week (September 13th) when Wolves visit Tyneside in the Premier
League.
It's an old-fashioned, non-televised 3pm KO at SJP.
Team: Jacob Ramsey and Joelinton are early
doubts.
Anthony Gordon serves the second of his three game domestic ban. He'll
be available against Barcelona in the Champions League before completing
his suspension against Bournemouth in the PL and then returning for
selection against Bradford City in the Carabao Cup.
Coral rate this game as
follows:
NUFC win 4/9
The draw 18/5
WWFC win 6/1
New customers receive a £20 bet when staking £5 (T's & C's apply).
Find those
markets online here
WWFC: Resisting interest from Newcastle in Norwegian international
forward Jorgen Strand Larsen, coach Vitor Pereira added Nigerian
international striker Tolu Arokodare to his squad from Belgian side Genk.
So far this season, Wolves are pointless and bottom of the table after a
0-4 home loss to Manchester City, 0-1 defeat at Bournemouth a 2-3
reverse to Everton at Molineux.
Referee:
tbc
VAR: tbc
UK TV: None
DJ Mad Mick will be
on stage for his usual pre and post match set at WonderBar
in The Gate.
Overseas TV: to follow
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UK Radio: tbc (if any)
Roads: Barrack Road will be closed to traffic
post-match between Stanhope Street and St. James' Boulevard, beginning at the
final whistle or earlier and continuing up to 45 minutes after full time or
when crowds disperse.
Buses: Due
to the closure of Barrack Road, the Go North East X50 football service
to the Metro
Centre will depart from St. James’ Boulevard, outside the Citygate
building.
Stagecoach buses normally stopping on Barrack Road will be diverted and
passengers will be required to use alternative bus stops while the
post-match
closure is in place.
Metro:
No scheduled disruptions.
Rail:
No trains will run north of Newcastle all weekend, with bus replacement
services and some diversions via Carlisle.
Scheduled disruptions are online
here
Food
Bank: The
usual stall and bucket shakers will be on and around Strawberry Place.
Stats:
Wolves @ SJP - PL era:
2024/25 won 3-0 Isak 2, Gordon
2023/24 won 3-0 Isak, Gordon, Livramento
2022/23 won 2-1 Isak, Almiron
2021/22 won 1-0 Wood
2020/21 drew 1-1 Lascelles
2019/20 drew 1-1 Lascelles
2018/19 lost 1-2 Perez
2016/17 won 2-0 Ritchie, Gouffran (LC)
2016/17 lost 0-2 (Ch)
2011/12 drew 2-2 Cisse, Gutierrez
2010/11 won 4-1 Nolan, Ameobi, Lovenkrands, Gutierrez
2003/04 drew 1-1 Bowyer
1992/93 won 2-1 Kelly 2 (D1)
Latest PL fixtures:
Sat 13.09.2025:
Arsenal v Nottingham Forest (12.30pm) TNT
Bournemouth v Brighton and Hove Albion (3pm)
Crystal Palace v mackems (3pm)
Everton v Aston Villa (3pm)
Fulham v Leeds United (3pm)
Newcastle v Wolves (3pm)
West Ham v Spurs (5.30pm) Sky
Brentford v Chelsea (8pm)
Sky
Sun 14.09.2025:
Burnley v Liverpool (2pm)
Sky
Manchester City v Manchester United (4.30pm)
Sky
Giveaway:
Compo winner
Restocked for the new
season is the Shearer bucket hat from Football Bobbles,
with the 1996/97 change kit colours on one side and black & white on
the reverse.
These are available to purchase
here in three sizes.
The Tyneside-based
company also has a brand-new range of bespoke T-shirts depicting the
life and times of Newcastle's 50s hero and FA Cup winner George
Robledo.
These are available to purchase
here in a bewildering variety of sizes and colours.
The prize in our latest competition was a Shearer
bucket hat or a Robledo T-shirt and to stand a chance of winning we
asked which former Magpie played for Liverpool the last time we won
a PL game against them in 2015.
It was of course James Milner and the winning entry came from
Peter Cowell.
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NUFC Box Office opening times:
0344 372 1892 line manned:
Monday
to Friday: 10am to 5pm
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 here
2025/26 ST T&Cs here
PL
home ST limits:
ST left unused, limit is 5
ST sold/transferred limit is 10
2025/26 Cup Scheme FAQs
here
2025/26 Cup Scheme T&Cs here
2025/26 home cup pricing:
CL: £60 & £70
FA: £30 & £35
CC: £20 & £25
4 x CL Cup Scheme payments taken:
(Tue 01.07.2025), (Fri 01.08.2025)
(Mon 01.09.2025), Wed 01.10.2025
FA/CC Cup Scheme payments taken 7 days after home cup fixture date
confirmed.
2025/26 Memberships
£20 Junior,
£37 Adult, £47 Adult+
SJP seating plan
online
here
Away ticket
transfers are possible between 72 hours and five hours before kick-off (times
can occasionally vary). A maximum of two are permitted per season (PL only).
Home ticket transfers are possible between three weeks and one hour
before kick-off.
More info online
here
Away ticket info online here
The new system is 24/24/48: 24
hours for any ST holders to apply, 24 hours to determine success, 48 hours to
purchase.
Success is based on the loyalty point total calculated from applications
received. Any applications from ST holders with less points are entered into a
ballot, which will have taken place before tickets go on sale.
The purchase window is divided into two sections determined by a loyalty
point division that alters for each game - those successful applicants above
that point division get a couple of hours head start.
Tickets unclaimed by successful applicants within 48 hours are then offered
to those unsuccessful applicants with the next highest loyalty points total.
NUFC contact those applicants directly.
Friends and family groups remain, travel groups and away season tickets are
gone.
2025/26 PL away tickets remain at £30.
2025/26 CL away tickets
will be €50 or less.
Fixtures:
Sat 13.09.2025 U18s v
Liverpool (a)
@ LFC Academy, 1pm. U18 Premier League.
Sat
13.09.2025 Wolves
(h) @ SJP, 3pm. Premier League.
ST fwding/resale now.
Thu 18.09.2025 U19s v
Barcelona (Spain) (h)
@ venue tbc, KO tbc. U19 Youth League.
Thu 18.09.2025
Barcelona (Spain) (h) @ SJP, 8pm. CL
League stage game 1.
ST fwd / resale open Mon 08.09.2025, 10am.
Member Sale Tue 09.09.2025, 10am.
Sat 20.09.2025 U18s v Manchester City (a)
@ MCFC Academy, 12.30pm. U18 Premier League.
Sun
21.09.2025 Bournemouth
(a) @ Vitality Stadium, 2pm. Premier League. Live
on Sky Sports. Sales closed. Allocation 1,350 tbc.
(Paper tickets).
Mon 22.09.2025 U21s v
Norwich City (h)
@ Whitley Park, 7pm. PL2.
Wed
24.09.2025
Bradford City (h) @ SJP, 7.45pm. Carabao Cup Third Round.
Live
on Sky Sports+
Member ballot open Mon 08.09.2025, Noon. Member ballot closes Tue
09.09.2025, Noon. Ballot winners notified by Wed 10.09.2025, 11am
Ballot winner seat selection opens Wed 10.09.2025, Noon. Ballot winner seat
selection closes Fri 12.09.2025, Noon
ST fwding/resale open Fri 12.09.2025, 4pm. Member Sale Mon
15.09.2025, 10am.
Fri 26.09.2025 U21s v Reading (a)
@ Select Car Leasing Stadium, 7pm. PL2.
Sat 27.09.2025 U18s v Stoke City (h)
@ Little Benton, 11am. U18 Premier League.
Sun
28.09.2025 Arsenal
(h) @ SJP, 4.30pm. Premier League. Live
on Sky Sports.
ST fwding/resale now.
Wed 01.10.2025 U19s v
Union SG (Belgium) (a)
@ venue tbc, KO tbc. U19 Youth League.
Wed 01.10.2025
Union
SG (Belgium) (a) @ Lotto Park, 5.45pm BST, 6.45pm local. CL
League stage game 2.
Ticket details tbc.
Sat 04.10.2025 U18s
v Aston Villa (a) @ Bodymoor Heath, 11am. U18 Premier League Cup.
Sun
05.10.2025
Nottingham Forest
(h) @ SJP, 2pm. Premier League. Live
on Sky Sports.
ST fwding/ resale open. Member Sale open Mon
08.09.2025, 10am.
Sun 05.10.2025 U21s v Spurs (h)
@ Whitley Park, 4pm. PL2.
Wed 08.10.2025 U21s v Boston United (a)
@ Jakemans Stadium, 7pm. National League Cup.
Wed 15.10.2025 U21s v Mansfield Town (a)
@ One Call Stadium, 7.45pm. EFL Trophy.
Sat 18.10.2025 U18s
v mackems (a) @ Academy of plight, 11am. U18 Premier League.
Sat
18.10.2025 Brighton
(a) @ Amex Stadium, 3pm. Premier League.
ST holder applications open Mon 15.09.2025, 2pm, close Tue 16.09.2025, 2pm.
Seat selection opens Wed 17.09.2025, 2pm, closes Fri 19.09.2025 2pm. Allocation
tbc.
Sun 24.05.2026
PL ends.
NUFC live on TV:
Sun 21.09.2025 Bournemouth (a) 2pm Sky
Wed 24.09.2025 Bradford (h) 7.45pm Sky+
Sun 28.09.2025 Arsenal (h) 4.30pm Sky
Sun 05.10.2025 Forest (h) 2pm Sky
(PL Selections made to Mon 26.10.2025)
(CL games will be shown live on either
TNT Sports/Discovery+ or TNT Sports).
CL League stage opponents:
1: Thu 18.09.2025 Barcelona (h) 8pm
2: Wed
01.10.2025 Union SG (a) 5.45pm
3: Tue 21.10.2025
Benfica (h) 8pm
4: Wed 05.11.2025
Athletic Bilbao (h) 8pm
5: Tue 25.11.2025
Marseille (a) 8pm
6: Wed 10.12.2025 Leverkusen (a) 8pm
7: Wed 21.01.2026
PSV Eindhoven (h) 8pm
8: Wed 28.01.2026
Paris SG (a) 8pm
Live TV release dates:
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).
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
(All Carabao Cup ties are live on Sky).
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:
Tue 02.09.2025 Huddersfield T (a) lost 2-6
Wed 15.10.2025 Mansfield T (a) 7.45pm
Tue 11.11.2025 Harrogate T (a) 7.45pm
PL U21 International Cup Group C:
Tue 18.11.2025 Real Sociedad (h) 7pm
Sat 22.11.2025 Paris SG (h) 1pm
Sat 20.12.2025 Dinamo Zagreb (h) 1pm
Tue 13.01.2026 Benfica (h) 7pm
National League Cup Group D:
Wed 13.08.2025 Gateshead (a) won 4-3
Wed 08.10.2025 Boston United (a)
Tue 02.12.2025 Scunthorpe U (a)
Tue 16.12.2025 Halifax Town (a)
U19 Youth League Group tbc:
Thu 18.09.2025 Barcelona (h)
Wed 01.10.2025 Union SG (a)
Tue 21.10.2025 Benfica (h)
Wed 05.11.2025 Athletic Bilbao (h)
Tue 25.11.2025 Marseille (a)
Wed 10.12.2025 Leverkusen (a)
U18 Premier League Cup Group B:
Tue 26.08.2025 Leicester City (h) won 3-2
Sat 04.10.2025 Aston Villa (a) 11am
Sat 22.11.2025 Liverpool (h) 11am
FA Youth Cup:
NUFC U18s enter in Round 3, ties be played on or before Sat
13.12.2025.
Other events @ SJP:
Euro 2028:
date(s) awaited.
Winter transfer window:
Thu 01.01.2026-Mon 02.02.2026 @ tbc
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National Service |
2025/26
International breaks:
06.10-14.10.2025
10.11-18.11.2025
21.12-18.01.2026 AFCON
23.03-31.03.2026
11.06-19.07.2026 World Cup
2026/27:
21.09-06.10.2026
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2026
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Coxy's Corner |
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Whoops, He did it Again... |
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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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7th September |
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Born Or Died:
1893 Thomas Goodwill born, Bates Cottages,
Northumberland. (1913-16)
Outside left Tommy played for local sides Bates Wanderers and
Seaton Delaval before joining United for £100 in May 1913.
Impressing for the reserves, a first team debut followed in a 0-1 home loss to
Everton the following September and he quickly became a regular starter.
The outbreak of World War I saw league football suspended and Goodwill enlisted
for the Northumberland Fusiliers, arriving in France during November 1915.
Sadly Tommy (along with fellow Magpie Dan Dunglinson) were two of the 20,000
British soldiers killed on the opening day of the Battle of the Somme on July
1st 1916.
His name appears on the war memorial at Thiepval in Northern France, only a
short distance away from where he fell.
1900 William Wilson born, Port Seton, Scotland. (1925-29)
Goalkeeper who joined United from Peebles Rovers in his native
Scotland during 1925, initially on a month-long trial.
Handed his first senior start that September against Blackburn Rovers at
St.James' Park, Willie had the misfortune to finish on the losing side in a 1-7
reverse.
Despite that inauspicious entrance, Wilson played on and earned a permanent
deal, keeping his first clean sheet a month later as Arsenal were downed 7-0 on
Tyneside.
The following season saw Wilson achieve an ever-present feat, keeping goal in
all 42 games of Newcastle's First Division title campaign - plus their three FA
Cup ties.
Making his final Magpies appearance in a 2-5 derby defeat on Wearside in
October 1928, Willie joined Millwall in a £700 transfer the following year,
remaining there until his return to Scotland in 1934.
1912 Oswald Bowden born,
Newcastle. (1929-30)
Forward who played for local side Meldon Villa before joining
Newcastle and featuring for the reserves in North Eastern League
fixtures.
Thought by United to be "too frail" in the words of one reporter,
Derby County boss and former Magpie George Jobey signed Ossie in May 1930, also
taking fellow SJP junior Alf Dunmore to the Baseball Ground.
However Bowden's time as a Ram didn't start well, a bout of pneumonia leaving
him in a Leeds hospital when his team mates kicked off the following season.
Belatedly debuting for Derby's first team in March 1933, Bowden played just 10
senior games before joining Nottingham Forest ahead of the 1935/36 season.
However he was only slightly busier in the following two years and similarly
underused
during later spells at both Brighton & Hove Albion and Southampton.
Returning to Tyneside and playing for Gateshead, Ossie's death was reported
during May 1977.
1943 Dave Turner born,
Retford, Nottinghamshire. (1960-63)
Midfielder who debuted in a 0-3 home loss to Leeds United in the final game of
the 1961/62 season, the same season in which he
won an FA Youth Cup medal.
Dave's second league appearance then came almost a
year later - a 2-2 season- closing home draw with
Preston North End.
His third and final senior outing was a 1-2 League Cup loss at Bournemouth
during November
1963, Brighton and Hove Albion paying £4,500 to
sign him a month later.
Going on to play
over 300 times for the Seagulls, Dave won a Fourth
Division Championship medal in 1965 and was later joined at the Goldstone by
fellow former Magpie Kit Napier.
Loaned to Portsmouth in 1972, Turner was soon on
his way to Blackburn Rovers on a free transfer
early the following season.
Later spells on the coaching staff at both
Sheffield United and Aldershot Town were followed
by a spell coaching out in Canada with Toronto
Blizzard.
Returning for a second spell with Aldershot in
1990, Dave later returned to live in his native
Nottinghamshire.
1953 Chris Guthrie
born, Dilston, Northumberland. (1970-73).
A striker who came through the junior and
reserve sides at SJP, Guthrie was capped by
England at youth and schoolboy level and younger
brother of Magpies defender Ron.
Debuting in a 0-1 home loss to Manchester United
in October 1971 as a midfielder, Chris retained
his place for a defeat at Everton by the same
margin the following week.
What proved to be his only league outing as a
forward for Newcastle came the following April
when he partnered Malcolm Macdonald in a 0-1 loss
at Nottingham Forest.
Moving on to Southend United in a £10,000 deal
late in 1972, Guthrie would go on to enjoy a
decade in the Football League at the Shrimpers, Sheffield United,
Swindon Town, Fulham and Millwall.
After a spell with non-league Witney Town, Chris then tried his luck in the Netherlands
with Roda JC (pictured) in 1982 and later that
Willem II and Helmond Sport.
Playing for the Seiko club in
Hong Kong, Guthrie returning to England for a time
with Blyth Spartans before another overseas stint,
this time with Royal Racing White in the Belgian
city of Brussels.
Working as Ashington's commercial manager, Chris returned to United
as kitman between 1989 and 1993.
Away from football his great passion was fly
fishing and he represented England at the sport,
in addition to contributing various articles to
specialist publications.
1976 Garry Brady born,
Glasgow, Scotland. (1998-2000)
Growing up on the Castlemilk housing development near
Glasgow, Garry joined Spurs at the age of 15 after
impressing while playing for Celtic Boy's club.
Capped by Scotland at U18 level, Brady's first team debut
came in an FA Cup tie in January 1996 - having overcome an ankle problem that
sidelined him for over a year and won a professional deal.
Unhappy with a lack of first team chances at White Hart Lane, Brady allowed his
contract to run down and moved to Newcastle ahead of the
1998/99 season.
The lure of playing for his hero Kenny Dalglish prompted the
switch, with his £650K fee being set by a tribunal.
By the time of his debut during a 0-1 loss at Everton that November
though, Ruud Gullit had replaced Kenny in the dugout.
Brady never looked like making the grade
and was hampered by further ankle problems restricting his reserve outings
- where looked no more impressive.
Following the arrival of Sir Bobby Robson, the winger was
loaned to second tier Norwich City (along with
Des Hamilton) in 2000.
Following a second stint at Carrow Road, Garry secured his
release from SJP in 2001 and signed for Portsmouth; a
proposed move to China apparently falling through.
After two years at Fratton Park he was again shown
the door, signing for Dundee in 2002 after unsuccessful
trials at both Kilmarnock and Walsall.
Moving on to St.Mirren in 2006 following their ascent to the SPL, Garry
completed a century of appearances for the Buddies in five years, scoring four
times.
Joining
Brechin City in summer 2011, Brady exited Glebe Park two years later.
He later coached at A&M Scotland - a charitable
initiative helping under-privileged youngsters
across Clydeside.
1980 Emre Belozoglu born, Istanbul, Turkey. (2005-08)
 Former Galatasaray midfielder who joined Newcastle
in July 2005 from Inter Milan for an initial
£3.8m, having featured in both Champions League matches against United during the
2002/03 season.
Debuting in a 1-2 home loss to Deportivo la Coruna in the
Intertoto Cup, Emre endeared himself to the Geordie public three months later
when
scoring the winner in a 3-2 win over the mackems at Gallowgate.
Within weeks however, the player was landed with an
international ban and heavy fine, following a
post-match fracas with Swiss players and officials
in Istanbul.
As a Magpie, Emre totted up 14 bookings, one red card, three racism
allegations and countless injuries; occasional mini-revivals showing glimpses of the
obvious talent that remained buried under the attitude.
Emre's time on Tyneside ended in summer 2008;
an elongated return to Turkey with Fenerbahce concluded for a
claimed £5m.
May 2012 saw him make a Bosman switch to Spanish side Atletico
Madrid, but he then returned to Fenerbahce in January 2013.
By 2015 he had joined to fellow Turks Istanbul BB, retitled as Medipol Basaksehir F.K. due to sponsorship.
Emre returned to Fenerbahce for the third time in July 2019, signing a one-year
deal.
He announced his retirement in August 2020 and after a spell
as Interim Coach was appointed as Fenerbahce Sporting
Director.
A switch to Istanbul Basaksehir followed in 2021, ending in September 2023 when
Emre was relieved of his responsibilities.
He then managed Ankaragucu but relegation meant he left
them just seven months later and he was appointed head
coach of Antalyaspor in January 2025.
1988 Mark Cook born, North Shields.
(2005-08)
Academy goalkeeper released by Newcastle
in March 2008, having made four reserve
appearances over the previous three years.
Mark joined Hartlepool United on trial and
signed a permanent deal at Victoria Park, but failed to make a
senior appearance for them before
his release during 2010.
Following a trial with Blyth Spartans, he signed
for Conference side Gateshead before later moving on to
Harrogate Town.
August 2012 saw Mark make a shock switch to
Peruvian side Universitario, following the
appointment of his former 'Pools colleague Nolberto Solano as first team coach.
After two first team starts however, Nobby's exit from Universitario
saw Cook return to England.
He later played for Blyth Spartans, Whitby Town
(trial), Whitley Bay, Durham City, Newcastle Benfield and Dunston UTS.
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What Else?
1895 Loughborough Town
(h)
3-0
(2-0)
Division Two
P1, 2pts, 7th/16
Wardrope(5), Aitken(2-0),
Logan(90)
7,000
A Tartan invasion as no less than seven Scots -born
players debuted for United; Andy Aitken, James Logan, Bob
Foyers, William Miller, John Henderson, William McKay and
Willie Wardrope.
The rest of the XI comprised
local lads Willie Thompson and Jimmy Stott and two more
Scotsmen, Willie Graham & Bob McDermid.1896 Edinburgh St.
Bernards (Scotland) (h) 0-3
(0-1)
Friendly
McMillan(0-1,0-3),
Robertson(0-2)
4,500
Newcastle's third warm-up game of the season was
arranged for the Wednesday night between their first two
league fixtures - a double header against Small Heath.
Due to the dull and cloudy conditions, the game was
played as two 35 minute periods but still finished in
near darkness.
Team: Watts,
White, Foyer, Miller, Stott, Adams, Thompson, Wardrope,
Smellie, Aitken, Lennox.
1898 Grimsby Town (h)
6-2
(2-1)
Friendly
Peddie(1-0), Aitken(2-1), Milne(3-1,5-1), Niblo(4-1,6-1)
Bell(1-1),
Jenkinson(6-2)
4,000
Following a 2-4 home defeat
by Wolves in their maiden First Division game the
previous Saturday, United made four changes to their
side for this Wednesday night kickabout at SJP.
Starting a few minutes before the advertised 6pm
kick-off time, the half time interval lasted barely a
minute in order not to waste any daylight.
Team: Kingsley,
Lockey, Higgins, Ghee, Ostler, Scott, Milne, Aitken,
Smith, Niblo, Peddie.
1901 Blackburn Rovers
(a)
0-0
(0-0)
Division One
P1, 1pt, 14th/18
7,000
There were debuts at Ewood Park for Bob Bennie, Ronald Orr and Richard Roberts.
1904 Middlesbrough (a)
1-2
(1-1)
Friendly
Appleyard
Astley 2
2,000
Newcastle provided the opposition in a benefit match
for Boro full back Andrew Ramsay.
1907 Sheffield
Wednesday (a)
1-3
(0-1)
Division One
P2, 1pt, 14th/20
Orr(88pen)
Stewart(21), Bradshaw(57), Wilson(72)
20,000
Debut for Alex Hall.
1909 Bolton Wanderers
(a)
4-0
(3-0)
Division One
P4, 6pts, 2nd/20
Rutherford(11), Shepherd(38,42,56)
18,000
24 hours after a 4-1 success at Everton, Newcastle
were again in prolific form with another four goal salvo
at Burnden Park.
Former Trotter Albert Shepherd led the way with an 18
minute treble.
1912 Sunderland (h)
1-1
(1-0)
Division One
P2, 3pts, 6th/20
Shepherd(11)
Mordue(52)
54,200
 1921 Everton (a)
3-2
(3-1)
Division One
P4, 6pts, 3rd/22
McDonald(27,43),
Harris(41)
Davies(45), Blair(2-3)
30,000
United followed up a 3-0 home win
over the Toffees the previous Wednesday with victory at
Goodison a week later.
The Liverpool Daily Post & Mercury reporter wrote that, "It
was really too hot to watch football and to play was a
terrible task."
1929 Grimsby Town (a)
0-4
(0-2)
Division One
P3, 4pts, 9th/22
Robson(12), Coglin(0-2pen),
Priestley(0-3), Swaby(80)
22,390
The newly-promoted Mariners
were in supreme form against a Magpies side who had
scored nine goals in winning their opening two games.
A rotten day for United in general and Hughie Gallacher
in particular was completed when the Scottish
international forward fired his penalty kick wide at
0-2.
 1935 Tottenham Hotspur
(a) 2-1
(2-0)
Division Two
P3, 5pts, 2nd/22
Cairns(28,38)
Howe(50)
47,442
A prolific start to the season continued for Billy
Cairns, whose fourth and fifth goals in the opening
three games won it at White Hart Lane.
The game was "fought at a splendid pace and with
great keenness" according to one correspondent.
1938 West Bromwich Albion
(a)
2-5
(2-3)
Division Two
P4, 3pts, 15th/22
Mooney(5), Stubbins(44)
Burgin(10), Heaselgrave(39,43)
Jones(46,68)
17,000
Little went
right for United at The Hawthorns, Ossie Park withdrawn
in the 18th minute when the score was a 1-1 with a cut
knee that required stitching.
The opening minute of the second half saw Albion go 4-2
ahead; referee T.Bentley of Manchester inexplicably
ruling that a shot had crossed the line when visiting
goalkeeper Tom Swinburne caught it via a goal post.
To make matters worse, Swinburne was unable to continue
after being kicked in the head earlier and showing signs
of concussion when disputing that dubious goal.
He was replaced by Harry Clifton - who himself was
limping due to an earlier leg injury!
1940 Leeds United (h)
1-0
(1-0)
Wartime
Dodgin(18)
4,000
The train carrying the Leeds team was held up for an
hour due to an air raid alarm, meaning they arrived at
kick-off time.
The game kicked off 12 minutes late and the visitors
failed to regroup after a fine
header from 18 year-old Norman Dodgin.
 1946 Swansea Town (h)
1-1
(0-0)
Division Two
P3, 5pts, 2nd/22
Woodburn(56)
Ford(84)
54,966
 1955 West Bromwich Albion
(a) 1-1
(1-0)
Division One
P6, 6th, 10th/22
Davies(27)
Jackson(85)
20,555
Having conceded a late equaliser, George Hannah
missed the chance to snatch the points after his penalty
was saved two minutes later.
1957 Birmingham City
(a)
4-1
(0-0)
Division One
P4, 4pts, 10th/22
Curry(51,74), Hill(54), R.Mitchell(87pen)
Hellawell(61)
29,784 |
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1960
Newcastle Reserves drew 1-1 with Bury Reserves in the Central
League at St. James' Park.
The home side's scorer was winger Jimmy Wilson. |
1963 Charlton Athletic (h)
5-0
(3-0)
Division Two
P5, 8pts, 4th/22
Thomas(15), Suddick(22,59),
Penman(37,49)
33,225 |
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 1966 West Bromwich
Albion (h)
1-3 (1-2)
Division One
P6, 5pts, 14th/22
Robson(12)
Clarke(8,43), Kaye(48)
24,748
Bitter protests followed this home defeat. An
angry crowd gathered outside the Directors' Entrance
and then marched through the town overturning bins
and smashing bottles. |
1968 Coventry City (a)
1-2
(1-1)
Division One
P8, 7pts, 11th/22
Sinclair(8)
Baker(23), Gibson(75)
33,361 |
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1974 Derby County (a)
2-2
(1-1)
Division One
P6, 6pts, 10th/22
Macdonald(29), Burns(63)
Davies(42), Lee(52)
21,197 |
 1985
Tottenham Hotspur (a) 1-5
(1-2)
Division One
P7, 11pts, 8th/22
Davies(5)
Falco(16), Chiedozie(17,57), Hoddle(63), Hazard(88)
23,883
Sole outing for Rob McKinnon at left back, while the late Alan Davies scored
the only goal of his Newcastle career.
Chris Waddle's mullet was possibly at its worst as he
lined up for Spurs, but failed to beat Martin
Thomas. Future Newcastle bosses Ossie Ardiles and Chris
Hughton also played for the home side.
Youtube footage is online here
 1991 Tranmere Rovers
(a)
2-3
(2-1)
Division Two
P6, 5pts, 19th/24
O'Brien(42), Clark(45)
Malkin(18), Thomas(59), Vickers(89)
11,465
Pavel Srnicek seemingly earned United a
point when he saved John Aldridge's penalty, only for a
late volley from
boyhood Toon fan Steve Vickers to win it for Rovers.
The game exploded into life just before half time when
Liam O'Brien and Lee Clark
scored to overturn the home side's lead.
Having played there since 1939, United
were back at Prenton Park within a month for a crazy ZDS
tie that ended in a penalty shootout after a 6-6 draw.
Youtube
footage is online here
1994 England
defeated USA (and Newcastle goalkeeper Brad Friedel) 2-0 at Wembley, with a
fine performance from United's Barry Venison in his first
full international.
 1996 Tottenham Hotspur
(a) 2-1
(1-1)
Premier League
P5, 9pts, 6th/20
Ferdinand(37,61)
Allen(28)
32,535
A well-deserved victory for Newcastle, clad in their
"denim" away kit; coming from 0-1 down after 18 year
old debutant Rory Allen put Spurs ahead.
Future Cockerel Les Ferdinand bagged a brace - just four
days after scoring the winner at Roker Park against the
mackems.
2002 Newcastle U19s lost 2-3 at
Sheffield United, despite levelling twice
through Calvin Zola and James Beaumont. 2004
The reserves were beaten 1-2 by Wolves at Molineux,
Toon old boy Carl Cort
inevitably netting against his old club.
Shola Ameobi scored for United on a night that
Charles N'Zogbia made his club bow after finally receiving FIFA clearance.
NUFC.com match
report
2005 Northern Ireland
beat England 1-0 at Windsor Park - the equivalent of our Nightmare on
Edgar Street for England fans.
David Healy's winner became the
international equivalent of Ronnie Radford's infamous strike, although a hat-trick in his side's 3-2 win over Spain
in 2006 may have eclipsed it.
For Michael Owen
it was his first competitive game as a Newcastle player. Typical.
2007 Magpies defender Steven Taylor rejected a five-year
contract but chose to make his decision public in the local
press.
2010 Goals from teenage strike duo Phil Airey and Sammy Ameobi saw
United Reserves draw 2-2 at Whitley
Park.
Peter Beardsley's side were grateful to 'keeper Ole Soderberg, who made
a handful of decent stops to keep the visitors at bay.
NUFC.com match
report
2011
With no reserve league game scheduled, United's second string made
the short trip down to wearside for a kickabout.
The Magpies were beaten 3-4, with Danny Guthrie, Michael Richardson and an un-named trialist
on target.
Team: Soderberg, Nzuzi, Riley, Perch, Folan, Richardson, Abeid,
Guthrie (trialist 62), Sam Ameobi, Donaldson, Ranger.
Subs: Alex Nicholson
featured.
 2012
Scottish League Division
Three side Berwick Rangers beat a Magpies reserve XI 2-1 at their Shielfield
Park ground.
Adam Campbell got the Newcastle goal and the visitors fielded trialist striker Dan
Rickard, but he was never heard of again.
NUFC.com match
report
2020 Newcastle confirmed the
signings of striker Callum Wilson and midfielder Ryan
Fraser, who had previously played together at relegated
Bournemouth.
While Fraser became the club's third free transfer of
the summer following on from Mark Gillespie and Jeff
Hendrick, Wilson was acquired at a cost of £20m.
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