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Update:
Nico deal done

The Times reported
on Tuesday night that Newcastle
had agreed the permanent signing of Manchester
City midfielder Nico Gonzalez and that he's now arrived on Tyneside.
A fee of around £50m is set for the 24 year-old Spaniard, who made
his Premier League debut in a 4-0 win over the Magpies after joining
City from Porto during February 2025 for a similar amount.
2026/27:
West Brom (h)
Newcastle will begin their Carabao Cup campaign with a Second Round
home tie against Championship side West Bromwich Albion on Wednesday.
It's a 7.45pm kick-off and will be played
to a finish on the night, with a penalty shootout if it's a draw on
90 minutes.
This and the rest of the ties will be live on Sky Sports.
For season ticket holders on the Carabao Cup scheme, the
confirmation email from NUFC includes the following:
"Following successful payment, your ticket will be loaded onto
your season pass."
If for any reason payment wasn't successful first time round
though, a separate match ticket will be required.
WBA were allocated 3,214 places.
The winners progress to the Third Round, which
unlike the Second Round isn't regionalised.
That draw is set for Wednesday following the Preston North End versus Everton
tie live on Sky Sports.
Those ties take place over two
weeks, commencing Monday September 7th and also Monday September
14th.
That split is to accommodate PL teams who are also in European
action. The first week clashes with Champions League ties, the
second clashes with Europa League ties.
Team: Dan Burn and Joelinton miss out due
to injury while it's claimed that Will Osula will also be absent for
this tie.
Coral rate this tie as
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The draw (after 90 minutes) 4/1
WBAFC win 6/1
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WBAFC: Forward Aune
Heggebo will be suspended.
Albion continued their 100% start to the season under
Darlington-born James Morrison on Sunday with a 3-1 Championship
home win over Burnley.
That followed a 4-1 Carabao Cup First Round victory at Rotherham
United and 2-1 league success at Norwich.
This is the third time the two sides have met in the League Cup: Albion winning 1-0 on Tyneside back in October 1989
and returning to Gallowgate during October 2003 to register a 2-1
success - Lee Hughes scoring an extra-time winner three minutes
after Alan Shearer came off the bench.
Their last visit to SJP ended in a 2-1 Premier League home win behind closed doors in December 2020. Joelinton
and Jacob Murphy remain from the 14 United players that day.
Referee:
Bobby Madley - a first game involving Newcastle for the
Wakefield-born official since a 0-1 Premier League defeat by Everton
at Goodison Park in April 2018.
That proved to be his final PL game before resigning the
following August and relocating to Norway. He made a refereeing
return in the EFL 18 months later and that's where he's been ever
since, aside from two random PL appointments - neither involving the
Magpies.
The elder of the two Madley refereeing brothers has only
officiated
once previously at Gallowgate, Southampton leaving with three
points after a 2-1 win in January 2015.
VAR: n/a
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports+
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The tie will be on live at WonderBar in The Gate.
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Stats:
The most recent League Cup tie at Gallowgate was last season's 0-2
Semi-final first leg loss to Manchester City.
That was United's first home defeat in 90 minutes since Championship side
Sheffield Wednesday won 1-0 in 2015.
Baggies in Toon - Premier League era:
2020/21 won 2-1 Almiron, Gayle
2017/18 lost 0-1
2015/16 won 1-0 Mitrovic
2014/15 drew 1-1 Perez
2013/14 won 2-1 Gouffran, Sissoko
2012/13 won 2-1 Ba, Cisse
2011/12 lost 2-3 Ba 2
2010/11 drew 3-3 S.Taylor, Lovenkrands, og
2009/10 drew 2-2 Guthrie, Lovenkrands (Ch)
2008/09 won 2-1 Barton(pen), Martins
2005/06 won 3-0 Solano, Ameobi 2(1pen)
2004/05 won 3-1 Kluivert, Milner, Shearer
2003/04 lost 1-2 Robert (LC)
2002/03 won 2-1 Shearer 2
Carabao Cup Second Round results/fixtures:
Tue 25.08.2026:
Cardiff City 1-2 Norwich City
Doncaster Rovers 1-3 Boro
Barnsley 3-2 Crewe Alexandra
Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Sheffield United
Blackpool 1-4 Lincoln City
Cambridge United 0-1 Millwall
Fleetwood Town 4-0 Shrewsbury Town
Ipswich Town 3-1 Leicester City
Plymouth Argyle 2-4 Coventry City
Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Wolves
Southampton 1-4 West Ham
Stevenage 0-3 Reading
Stoke City 1-1 Hull City (4-5pens)
Walsall 0-0 Leyton Orient (5-6pens)
Watford 1-5 Peterborough United
Birmingham City 1-6 Brentford
Nottingham Forest 0-2 Leeds United
Wed 26.08.2026:
Bradford City v Burnley (7.45pm)
Newcastle v West Bromwich Albion (7.45pm)
Spurs v Charlton Athletic (7.45pm)
Preston North End v Everton (8pm)
Thu 27.08.2026:
Chelsea v Luton Town (7.30pm)
Fulham v AFC Wimbledon (8pm)
2026/27:
Imperfect day
Newcastle
2 Liverpool 2

Match report
Latest PL results:
Fri 21.08.2026:
Arsenal 3-0 Coventry City
Sat 22.08.2026:
Hull City 2-0 Manchester United
Everton 2-0 Crystal Palace
Ipswich Town 2-1 mackems
Nottingham Forest 0-1 Leeds United
Brentford 3-0 Tottenham Hotspur
Sun 23.08.2026:
Brighton and Hove Albion 4-0 Aston Villa
Manchester City 2-1 Bournemouth
Newcastle United 2-2 Liverpool
Mon 24.08.2026:
Fulham 2-3 Chelsea
U18s:
Sam's point-sharer
Fulham U18s 1 Newcastle U18s 1
Following back to back home league victories, Newcastle's U18 side
were in South West London on Tuesday for their opening group stage
tie in the Premier League
Cup.
And Chris Moore's side maintained their unbeaten start to the
season, recovering from a 0-1 half time deficit to leave Motspur
Park with a point.
Fulham took a 31st minute lead when Tarell Cavell whipped a fine
shot home from the left hand side of the box, but Sam Alabi replied
with 19 minutes of normal time left.
The Cottagers came close to collecting maximum points late on, but
substitute Bashil Lubega's effort hit the post.
Team: Dowell, Morgan, Goodbrand (Healy-Matthews 63), Alabi,
Moran (Old 63), Gilligan (Afumuzor 84), Thompson, Koussou (Callaghan
79), Benjamin (Ndiweni 89), Hutchison (Ghanem 63), Seldon.
Sub n/u: Flack
Booked: Ghanem
Compo:
Magpin giveaway

Badge provider Magpin
returns with versions of the latest home and away shirts, on sale
now
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Also now on pre-sale are the previous
Kevin Keegan issues, after remaining stocks quickly sold out on
Tuesday.
There's a 3-4 week lead time on them, with all profits from their sale
donated to charities nominated by KK's family.

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U21s:
Second string slip up
Newcastle U21s 1 Spurs U21s 3
It's now two games played and two defeats for Newcastle's
reserve side, who were well beaten in their PL2 opener at Whitley
Park on Monday evening.
The Magpies opened brightly; Sean Neave's shot blocked at the
expense of a corner kick within the opening minute.
Striker
Vakhtang Salia scored twice in last week's loss at Tamworth and the
Georgian netted again here after Trevan Sanusi's eighth minute pass
gave him sight of goal.
Winger Sanusi soon succumbed to injury however and the purple-clad
visitors began to enjoy more possession before drawing level nine
minutes before the break when a Reiss Elliott-Parris shot evaded 'keeper George Mair
on his PL2 debut.
4-1 victors here last season, Spurs continued where they left off
after the break and went ahead through Alfie Dorrington's deflected
effort on 67 minutes, after a corner kick from the left flank wasn't
dealt with.
Harry Byrne's unchecked run over halfway into the home area four
minutes later then allowed Tyrese Hall to loop a shot beyond Mair
and wrap up victory for the Cockerels.
Team: Mair, M.Miley, Charlton, Pivas (Craggs 46), Johnson, Bailey,
Ferreira, Finneran (F.Harper 85), Salia (Ca 68), Neave (Mills 46), Sanusi
(Seung-soo 24).
Subs n/u: Jones, Durrant.
Booked: Neave, Bailey.
Leo Shahar's absence from tonight's squad indicates that he'll be
involved in Wednesday's Carabao Cup tie, while the withdrawal of
Miodrag Pivas and Sean Neave at half time looks to be for the same
reason.
In addition to George Mair's PL2 bow, there were debuts from the
bench in this competition for defensive pair Luke Craggs and Jake
Durrant, plus forward Afner Ca.
THFC: Archer, Rowswell (Furnell-Gill 68), Dorrington, Hardy,
Feeney (Moncur 87), Ajayi, Byrne, Hall, Adewole, Elliott-Parris
(McFadden 68), Lehane (Sowunmi 81).
Subs n/u: Thompson, Adedeji.
Crowd: 439
Referee: James Westgate
This was the first of successive PL2 home fixtures at Whitley Park,
Fulham providing the opposition there next
Monday, August 31st (7pm).
Compo:
Drill hat
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inspired by the 1995/96 training kit on the other:
 
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now in two sizes and had one up for grabs in a free-to-enter
competition, asking you to supply score predictions for Sunday's
game v Liverpool.
No less than 42 correct answers of 2-2 were received, meaning that a
random draw was required to determine our prize winner. That turned
out to be Ben Davidson.
U18s:
Potters overthrown
Newcastle U18s 3 Stoke City U18s 2
Newcastle U18s continued their winning start to the season on
Saturday, defeating Stoke City at Little Benton to make it six
points out of six.
As was the case in last week's home win over Derby County, the young
Magpies recovering from going a goal down to
lead 3-1 just after the interval.
United fell behind after just 27 seconds when visiting forward Israel Kelly
shot
beyond Roman Dowell from inside the box.
The equaliser arrived on nine minutes when a left wing corner was
nodded back across goal by Thomas Old and headed home from close
range by Alfie Hutchison.
Chris Moore's side the took the lead on 32 minutes thanks to a fine
finish from the left side of the box by Alfie Seldon.
Winger Seldon then grabbed his third goal of the season
barely 90 seconds after the interval; a strong solo run into the left side of the
area
followed by a neat finish.
Referee Liam Batie then awarded a penalty against United's Luke
Gilligan within seconds of his arrival from the bench, Rocco Bardsley
- son of ex-mackem Phil - stepping up to confidently net from the spot.
Team: Dowell, Healy-Matthews (Gilligan 71), Goodbrand, Alabi,
Old, Morgan, Thompson (Callaghan 62), Kousso (Benjamin 71),
Hutchison, Ghanem (Ndiweni 88), Seldon (Afumuzor 88).
Subs n/u: Harper, Skelton.
Booked: Alabi.
There was a competitive U18 debut for midfielder Kryan Thompson,
most recently with Arsenal.
United's U18s play a third successive home league game next Saturday
when Blackburn Rovers visit for a 12.30pm kick-off.
Before then, they'll begin their U18 Premier League
Cup programme by facing Fulham at their Motspur Park home on
Wednesday. That's a Noon start.
Loan
lads:
The borrowers
Harrison Ashby (Luton Town):
Chelsea (a) Carabao Cup, Thursday.
Anthony Munda (Swindon Town):
Oldham Athletic (a) League Two, Saturday.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Atletico Madrid (h) La Liga, Saturday.
Alex Murphy (Kaiserslautern):
St.Pauli (a) Bundesliga 2, Sunday.
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz):
Real Valladolid (h) Segunda Division, Sunday.
2026/27:
Spurs (a)
Newcastle return to Premier League action on Saturday, facing
Roberto De Zerbi's side at
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It's a 5.30pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports and all
3,038 away section tickets were sold. The deadline for ticket
transfers is earlier than usual, at 5pm on Thursday.
Following 2-1 victories in the 2024/25 and 2025/26 seasons, the
Magpies go in search of their third successive away win over Spurs -
something not achieved since 1911.
Team: To follow
Coral rate this game as
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NUFC win 19/10
The draw 5/2
THFC win 23/20
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Sandro Tonali played 90 minutes on his competitive debut
last weekend as they lost 0-3 at Brentford, one of three
debutants along with Marcos Senesi, Mateus Fernandes.
Fellow former Magpie Martin Dubravaka was on the bench
following his free transfer move from Burnley.
Spurs have since added Savinho aka Savio from Manchester
City. The Brazilian netted on his most recent appearance
against Newcastle, in the FA Cup at SJP in March.
Referee: Peter Bankes - five postings for the Lancastrian
official last season brought us the draw at Leeds, home
victories over Forest, Fulham, the away derby loss and
finally the home success against Manchester United.
VAR: Darren England
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports
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Underground/TfL: There's no Northern Line service all weekend
between Camden and High Barnet/Mill Hill East.
Details online
here
Metro:
No scheduled disruptions.
Rail: Services run from Kings Cross after the game ahead of a planned
closure all day Sunday, details
online
here
Other scheduled disruptions are online
here
Latest PL fixtures:
Fri 28.08.2026:
Crystal Palace v Manchester City (8pm) Sky
Sat 29.08.2026:
Liverpool v Nottingham Forest (12.30pm) TNT
Bournemouth v Everton (3pm)
Coventry City v Hull City (3pm)
Spurs v Newcastle United (5.30pm) Sky
Sun 30.08.2026:
Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion (2pm) Sky
Leeds United v Brentford (2pm) Sky
mackems v Fulham (2pm) Sky
Manchester United v Ipswich Town (4.30pm) Sky
Mon 31.08.2026:
Aston Villa v Arsenal (8pm)
Sky
Stats:
to follow
Update:
Toon training kit
sponsor revealed
Newcastle confirm that
online payment provider SumUp has acquired front-of-shirt
sponsor rights for training kit worn by the club's mens, women's and
academy sides.
Officially a multi-year agreement of undisclosed value, the deal is
reportedly worth £15m over three years.
PS: It's also claimed that United have secured a deal for Coca-Cola
to take over sponsorship of The Stack outside SJP in succession to
SELA. Signage featuring shirt and training ground sponsor KNOX is
currently in place.
Field of dreams:
Club confirm training ground
development
From NUFC Thursday:
Newcastle United have completed an agreement to purchase the
Woolsington Hall estate as the site for a new world-class
training complex.
The agreement follows a
meticulous process to identify and secure a viable site, which is
situated within the Newcastle city boundary and provides outstanding
links to Newcastle International Airport and existing public
transport network.
The club will acquire 260 acres
of land to the south of the airport, which includes a derelict
listed country house and parkland.
Subject to planning permission,
the site will be carefully restored alongside the introduction of
new elite performance facilities for the men's first team and
Academy in a scheme totalling £190m.
A formal planning application is
expected to be submitted in early 2027 with a view to the men's
first team moving in for the 2029/30 season.
The master plan for Woolsington
Hall will also retain the flexibility to integrate bespoke women's
and girls' facilities.
This phased approach ensures
investment is both immediate and sustainable.
The club is committed to
delivering the project sustainably and responsibly, and will work
closely with the local community and local authorities as plans
develop.
The project represents a significant long-term investment into the
club's future by its owners PIF and RB Sports & Media.
Woolsington
Hall was previously purchased in 1994 by Newcastle United's former
owner and chairman, Sir John Hall, who had a vision for the estate
to become a club academy facility.
That vision has been
revolutionised under Newcastle United's current owners, with an
elite, integrated
performance environment to be created to deliver sustainable
on-pitch success.
Brad Miller, Newcastle United's
Chief Operating Officer, said: "This is a homecoming for Newcastle
United given Sir John Hall's initial vision for the site in the
1990s.
"Woolsington Hall will be a
magnificent location for our new training complex, so we are
delighted to have finalised our agreement to acquire the land.
"We are finalising hugely
exciting plans for the estate, which include renovating and
enhancing listed structures and parkland and retaining them as key
elements in our designs.
"Our aim is to carefully and
thoughtfully develop world-class facilities for our players and
staff, while bringing out the beauty of the location and preserving
it for generations to come.
"It is a highly complex project.
We have a rigorous planning process ahead of us, but we will
demonstrate how we intend to build something iconic that the club,
fans, community and region can be proud of.
"We look forward to engaging
with planners, our supporters and interested parties about our
exciting plans. Our aim is to sustainably and responsibly move the
project forward, delivering a facility that the city and region can
be immensely proud of."
David Hopkinson, Newcastle United's CEO, said: "This is a landmark
moment for Newcastle United.
"Subject to planning permission,
our proposed performance complex will create the world's best
performance environment for our teams. We'll develop purpose-built
facilities that are geared towards developing sustainable success in
the future, where players, coaches and staff can perform at their
very best every day.
"We will be submitting a
detailed planning application that not only demonstrates our vision,
but also how we will preserve and enhance an historic estate, its
biodiversity and wildlife habitats, and how we'll be a great
neighbour.
"I want to thank everyone who
has played a role in getting us to this point today, and extend my
gratitude to Sir John and the Hall family."
The club is progressing the necessary steps to formally complete the
purchase of the site. Separately, the club is about to commence
pre-application engagement with the local authority, local residents
and community.
A detailed planning application
is then expected to be finalised and submitted to Newcastle City
Council in early 2027.
Future plans for the club's
relevant current sites will also be communicated at the appropriate
time.
Fundraiser:
Signed ball draw

Thanks to everyone who bought tickets
for the Gateshead FC Supporters Society
NUFC signed ball raffle, the winning
ticket strip was 496-500.
Internationals:
Magpie is a young Lion
Newcastle youngster Charlie Robinson has been named in the
England U16 squad for two friendlies this week.
The attacker is selected for games against Italy on Tuesday 25th
August and Thursday 27th August in Florence.
Comings/goings
Squad updates
Senior players signed (6):
Aladji Bamba, Amar Dedic, Lukas Hornicek, Ewen Jaouen, Sean Steur, Bazoumana Toure.
Development players signed (1):
Afner Ca
Academy players signed (3)
Eli Hall, Kyle Healy-Matthews, Kryan Thompson
Senior contracts extended (3):
Harvey Barnes, Mark Gillespie,
Fabian Schar
Senior players sold (3):
Anthony Gordon (Barcelona),
Sandro Tonali (Spurs), Bruno Guimaraes (Arsenal)
Development squad players sold (2):
Travis Hernes (Groningen), Joe White (Crewe Alexandra)
Senior players loaned (4):
Harrison Ashby (Luton Town),
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz), Anthony Munda (Swindon town), Alex Murphy (Kaiserslautern), Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville)
Professional contracts signed (6):
Sam Alabi,
Guy Bloomer, Jake Durrant, Henry
Johnson,
Mason Miley,
Kacey Wooster
Scholarship contracts signed (8):
Chukwudi Afumuzor, Theo Benjamin,
Roman Dowell, Jayden Kouossu, George Mair, Leon Mukumbira, Alfie
Seldon, Lesecond Yeutembip

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MW38 after Sun 23.05.2027
Carabao Cup:
R2:
w/c Mon 24.08.2026
R3:
w/c Mon 07.09.2026/Mon 14.09.2026
R4:
w/c Mon 26.10.2026
QF:
w/c Mon 14.12.2026
SF1:
w/c Mon 11.01.2027
SF2:
w/c Mon 01.02.2027
F:
Sun 21.03.2027
FA Cup:
(R3 draw on
or around Sun 06.12.2026)
R3: Sat 09.01.2027
R4: Sat 13.02.2027
R5: Sat 06.03.2027
QF: Sat 03.04.2027
SF: Sat 24.04.2027
F: Sat 22.05.2027
Jan 2027 transfer window:
Fri 01.01.2027
@ Midnight to Mon 01.02.2027 @ 11pm.
EFL Trophy Northern
Group C:
Tue 15.09.2026
York City (a) 7pm
Tue 22.09.2026
Bradford City (a) 7.30pm
Tue 03.11.2026 Rotherham United (a) 7pm
National League Cup Group C:
Tue 18.08.2026 Tamworth (a) lost 3-5
Tue 08.09.2026 Boreham Wood (a) 7pm
Tue 06.10.2026 Solihull Moors (a) 7pm
Tue 13.10.2026 Hartlepool United (a) 7pm
U21 Premier League Cup Group D:
Fri 04.09.2026
Notts Forest U21s (h) 7pm
Fri 09.10.2026 Luton Town U21s (h) 7pm
Fri 30.10.2026 Peterborough U21s (h) 7pm
Fri 13.11.2026 Peterborough U21s (a) 7pm
Fri 20.11.2026 Notts Forest U21s (a) tbc
Mon 07.12.2026 Luton Town U21s (a) 7pm
U18 Premier League Cup Group
G:
Tue 25.08.2026
Fulham U18s (a) Noon
Sat 10.10.2026 Derby U18s (h) 1pm
Sat 07.11.2026 Spurs U18s (h) 11am
FA Youth Cup:
NUFC U18s enter in Round 3, ties be played on or before Sat
12.12.2026. Draw date tbc.
Northumberland
Senior Cup R1:
Blyth Spartans v Newcastle Blue Star
AFC Newbiggin v Newcastle Benfield
Blyth Town v Prudhoe YC
Newcastle University v Ashington
Alnwick Town v North Shields
(to be played by Sun 11.10.2026)
Byes: Heaton Stan, Morpeth, Whitley Bay.
(NUFC U21s declined to enter)
Other events @ SJP:
Euro 2028:
Four group stage games
and one last 16 tie will be played at SJP on the following dates:
Mon 12.06.2028
Thu 15.06.2028
Sat 17.06.2028
Tue 20.06.2028
Sun 25.06.2028
(Kick-off times will be advised in 2027)
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International Magpies |
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National Service |
Charlie Robinson (England U16s):
25.08.2026 Italy (a) FR
27.08.2026 Italy (a) FR
Park
Seung-soo (South Korea
U23s):
15.09.2026 to 03.10.2026 Asian Games (Japan)
2026/27:
21.09-06.10.2026
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2027
2027/28:
20.09-05.10.2027
08.11-16.11.2027
20.03-28.03.2028
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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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25th August |
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Born Or Died:
1878 Edward Lawson Birnie born,
sunderland.
(1898-1905)

Centre half Ted was signed from
Sunderland Seaburn in June 1898, debuting three
months later in a 1-2 home loss to Notts County - as a
forward.
That proved to be his only first team outing of the
season, with the following campaign seeing him play six
times in defence.
Occasional appearances in various positions over the
following season encouraged him to move on to Southern
League Crystal Palace, later playing over 100 games for
Chelsea.
Ending his playing career at Spurs in 1910, Ted was later
trainer of German side Mulheim before returning to the UK
to take up similar roles at Leyton, his hometown club and
two spells at Rochdale.
Installed as Southend United boss in 1922, he retired
through ill-health twelve years later and passed away in
December 1935.

1923 Jimmy Greenhalgh born,
Manchester. (trainer,1962-66)

As a player, Jimmy served Hull City, Bury,
Gillingham and Wigan before moving to SJP in June 1962 as
Joe Harvey's assistant.
Playing a part in the club's return to the top flight in
1965, Jimmy left a year later to become Darlington
manager, remaining in post at Feethams until 1968.
He then served Middlesbrough as trainer during Jack
Charlton's time on Teesside, before scouting in the region
for a variety of clubs including the mackems.
Jimmy was sadly diagnosed with Alzheimers during 2005 and
lived in a Darlington care home. He passed away in August
2013, less than a week after his 90th birthday.
A charity 5-a-side football tournament named after
Greenhalgh was inaugurated during 2013 as a fundraising
platform to support those
living with the disease.
1979 Marlon Harewood born, Hampstead,
London. (2009)

Arriving at Gallowgate on loan from Aston Villa
in September 2009, striker Harewood made his Magpies debut
as a substitute in a 4-0 victory at Ipswich Town.
Signed to provide striking cover following confirmation
that Shola Ameobi's foot injury would sideline him for
some time, Marlon scored in our next game, at home to QPR.
Beginning his career with Nottingham Forest's Academy,
Harewood had made his first team debut in 1998 and
featured in a 0-2 defeat on Tyneside that October.
Loan spells at Finnish side FC Haka and Ipswich Town came
before he established himself in Forest's side - helping
them into the Championship playoffs in 2003, only to then
lose at the semi-final stage.
Rejecting a new deal at the City Ground, Harewood joined
West Ham in a £500K deal in November 2003 - scoring from
the spot against Newcastle in December 2005 - the day that
Michael Owen's hat trick helped the Magpies to a 4-2 win
in East London.
United's return to the Boleyn Ground in September 2006 saw
Harewood collide accidentally with Shay Given, leaving the
Newcastle 'keeper with a perforated bowel.
A rumoured Toon transfer target in 2006, those rumours
then resurfaced in January 2007, days before he scored for
the Hammers during a 2-2 draw at SJP.
July 2007 saw him swap one set of claret and blue for
another, joining Aston Villa at a cost of £4m. However he
was to make just one Premier League start, being cast
instead in the role of perennial substitute.
By March 2009 Marlon had been persuaded to drop into the
Championship with a loan move to Wolves - although he
failed to find the net in five appearances for the Molineux club.
His arrival on Tyneside wasn't universally welcomed
and a lack of match fitness saw him poorly-received by
some Toon fans - especially during successive away defeats
at Forest and Scunthorpe.
He did improve though and in the final month of his three
month stint managed to score four goals; two against
Swansea and one against the smoggies at SJP and a fine volley at Barnsley.
Returning to Villa after the Boxing Day draw at Sheffield
Wednesday, there was some speculation of a permanent
move to Tyneside.
However a broken bone in his foot sustained while training
with Villa reserves put paid to that and Chris Hughton
turned instead to Coventry City striker Leon Best.
A free agent that summer, Marlon was linked with
a move to Rangers but joined Blackpool for pre-season
training and signed a two year deal at the
Tangerines.
He enjoyed a
spectacular debut, scoring twice in a 4-0 win at Wigan in
Blackpool's first ever Premier League game.
However, Harewood soon fell out of favour and
after a spell on loan at Barnsley was released in 2011,
turning up unexpectedly at Chinese side Guangzhou.
Spells at Nottingham Forest, Barnsley, Sheffield Wednesday
(trial), Millwall (trial), Bristol City and Hartlepool
United followed, before a move to Nuneaton Town.
He subsequently became involved with a prestige car sales
business with footballers including Andy Carroll among his
clients.

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What Else?
1923
Arsenal (a)
4-1 (1-1)
Division One
P1, 2pts, 1st/22
Seymour(8),
Harris(59,80), McDonald(71)
Turnbull(30)
25,000
The Gunners gave a debut to Harry Woods following
his transfer from Newcastle, but he was unable to
inspire them to victory at Highbury - a
seventeenth successive failure to win their first home
fixture.
1928 Cardiff City (h)
1-1 (1-0)
Division One
P1, 1pt, 13th/22
Gallacher(12)
Ferguson(65pen)
36,964 United were held at home in their first game of the season, much to the disgust of The Journal scribe: "Cardiff's contribution to the real football on Saturday was so inconsiderable that we might say their only object was to wait for Newcastle to make mistakes and profit by them instead of attempting to initiate."
1934 Nottingham
Forest (a)
1-5 (0-1)
Division Two
P1, 0pts, 20th/20
Lang(83)
Peacock(26), Race(50), Masters(71),
Burditt(77,79)
22,000
The first game of
a new season saw United receive a harsh welcome to life in
Division Two.
Newly-appointed captain Tony Leach made his
debut as did Bob Shankley at inside forward.
1945 Sheffield United (h)
6-0 (1-0)
Wartime
Clifton(44), Stubbins(51,60,87), Wayman(56),
Milburn(87).
31,391
Magpies
goalkeeper Eric Garbutt enjoyed the easiest of
Magpie debuts, with the action mostly at
the other end of the field.
1948
Chelsea (h)
2-2 (1-1)
Division One
P2, 2pts, 10th/22
Lowrie(41), Milburn(50 )
Billington(39), Bentley(61)59,020
Ernie Taylor's
77th minute penalty was saved by visiting custodian Harry Medhurst -
denying Newcastle what would have been their first victory
back in the top flight.
1951
Manchester United (a) 1-2 (1-0)
Division One
P3, 3pts, 9th/22
G.Robledo(18)
Rowley(49),
Downie(59)
An eventful
afternoon at Old Trafford for George Robledo, who scored
before replacing Jack Fairbrother on 54 minutes after the
visiting goalkeeper broke his collarbone.
1952 Newcastle signed reserve goalkeeper Bob
Robinson from sunderland.
1954
West Bromwich Albion (h) 3-0 (2-0)
Division One
P2, 4pts, 1st/22
White(14,18), Milburn(76)
58,548
Having begun the season with an eye-catching 3-1 win
at Arsenal, Newcastle continued their great start with a
fine victory over the Albion.
1956 sunderland (a)
2-1 (1-0)
Division One
P3, 4pts, 9th/22
Milburn(39),
Davies(87)
Shackleton(53)
51,032
United recorded back to back victories at Roker Park
thanks to a late Reg Davies header after some typical
trickery from Bobby Mitchell.
Earlier, former Magpie Len Shackleton had cancelled out
Jackie Milburn's first half diving header with a 25 yard
piledriver.
1958
Blackpool (a)
0-3 (0-1)
Division One
P2, 0pts, 20th/22
Gregson(40), Durie(73),
Charnley(76)
25,531
Solitary appearance of forward, Carl Wilson, son of
former Magpie Joe Wilson. Also making his debut was Billy
Wright, a native of Blackpool who had begun his career at
Bloomfield Road.
1962
Portsmouth (h) 1-1 (0-1)
Division Two
P3, 2pts, 15th/22
Thomas(62)
Barton(6)
35,214 |
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1965
West Bromwich Albion (h) 0-1 (0-1)
Division One
P2, 1pt, 15th/22
Kaye(38)
43,901
The only goal of the game came from John "Yorky"
Kaye who looked two yards offside. |
1971
Huddersfield Town (h) 0-0 (0-0)
Division One
P4, 4pts, 12th/22
40,989
Following Malcolm Macdonald's hat-trick heroics
the previous Saturday against Liverpool, the
Terriers successfully smothered him in this midweek
game and almost won it themselves. |
1973
West Ham United (a) 2-1 (0-1)
Division One
P1, 2pts, 4th/22
Macdonald(55,83)
Robson(37)
28,169
Trailing to a Pop Robson
goal in tropical conditions, Newcastle replied
through a header and a shot from Supermac to claim
the opening day points in East London. |
1976
Tottenham Hotspur (a) 2-0 (0-0)
Division One
P2, 3pts, 6th/22
Burns(75), Barrowclough(85)
24,022
Smash and grab at White Hart Lane for a
defensively minded United, who were jeered by
frustrated home fans. |
1979
Charlton Athletic (a)
1-1 (1-0)
Division Two
P3, 3pts, 12th/22
Cassidy(18)
Walker(57)
6,849
United boss Bill McGarry gave midfielder Peter
Cartwright a 22nd birthday present (two days late) - his
debut as a substitute, replacing Gary Nicholson.

1981
United paid Everton £125,000 for striker Imre Varadi,
following a successful trial at SJP.
London-born of Hungarian parents, Varadi began his
career at Letchworth Town
before a move to Sheffield United. Gordon Lee then paid
£80,000 to take him to Goodison in 1979.
1984
Leicester City (a)
3-2 (1-1)
Division One
P1, 3pts, 6th/22
Carney(3), McCreery(53), Waddle(80)
Lineker(38,73)
18,636
United's
top-flight return saw new boss Jack Charlton enjoy an
opening day success at Filbert Street.
Defender Malcolm Brown
made a much-delayed debut, injury having sidelined him
since signing from Huddersfield Town over a year
previously.
Youtube
footage is online here
1986
Tottenham Hotspur (a) 1-1 (0-1)
Division One
P2, 1pt, 15th/22
Beardsley(87)
Allen(44)
25,381
Chris Waddle's looping cross from the left flank was
met by goalkeeper Martin Thomas, but he could only push
the ball onto Clive Allen and it rebounded into the net.
United's first point of the season though was earned when
Peter Beardsley played a neat 1-2 before bursting into the
Spurs area and rolling the ball beyond Ray Clemence.
Youtube footage is online here
1990
Plymouth Argyle (h)
2-0 (1-0)
Division Two
P1, 3pts, 3rd/24
Kristensen(2), Quinn(65)
23,984
A winning start to the new season as Benny Kristensen
calmed any nerves with a fine strike in the first few
minutes, and Mickey Quinn claimed a second, all in bright
Tyneside sunshine.
Youtube
footage is online here
1992
Mansfield Town (a)
0-0 (0-0)
League Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg
(won 2-1 on agg)
6,725
Newcastle's maiden visit to Field Mill ended
scoreless, meaning that Kevin Keegan's side advanced by
virtue of their 2-1 first leg victory on Tyneside.
Gavin Peacock netted twice at SJP but was denied by
Stags 'keeper Jason Pearcey from the penalty spot in the
90th minute of this tie.
1993
Everton (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P4, 4pts, 14th/22
Allen(18)
34,490
A deflected Malcolm Allen shot during the first half
of this Wednesday night game gave United their maiden Premiership
victory, at the fourth attempt.
PL highlights are online here
1998 United's reserve side made it three wins from
three games after a 4-0 win over Bradford City at Valley
Parade.
Stephane Guivarc'h returned after recovering from an ankle
injury sustained just ten minutes into his debut for the
first team at Bray earlier in the month, completing 45
minutes along with fellow new boy Nolberto Solano.
Paul Dalglish (2), Stephen Glass and substitute Paul
Robinson were all on the scoresheet.
1999
mackems (h)
1-2
(1-0)
Premiership
P5, 1pt, 19th/20
Dyer(28)
Quinn(64), Phillips(72)
36,600
The mackem monsoon game. Ruud Gullit
famously left Alan Shearer on the bench and then blamed
the defeat on him and fellow striker Duncan Ferguson,
prompting one reporter to say "less of a teamsheet,
more of a suicide note".
Dunc expressed his disappointment with Gullit's
comments the next morning at the club's training ground, ripping the manager's office
door off its hinges....
Within days Gullit had abdicated, Shearer and Rob Lee were back
in the fold and Bobby Robson had been installed at
Gallowgate. A revitalised number then plundered five goals
as Sheffield Wednesday were demolished 8-0.
Had referee Graham Poll not opted to play on through
atrocious conditions and messrs Quinn and Philips not
beaten loan 'keeper Tommy Wright though, the
course of Magpie history could have been very
different - no Bobby, no Shearer scoring record etc.
NUFC.com
match report
PL highlights are online here
2001 The U17 and U19s filled their boots
against Watford, Lewis Guy's brace and a
Calvin Zola treble making it 5-0 for the bairns.
The U19s went one better, scoring six second half goals
without reply from Stephen Brennan, Richard Offiong(2),
Michael Chopra(2) and an own goal.
2004
Norwich City (h)
2-2 (1-0)
Premiership
P3, 2pts, 15th/20
Bellamy(40), Hughes(50)
Bentley(52), Doherty(74)
51,574
Under a headline of "Laughing Stock" our
post-match comments began as follows:
Another fantastic night of entertainment dished up
by Newcastle United Football Club - but not for its own
fans, for a sniggering nation of Sky-watchers who saw yet
another very public pantomime unfold.
Not only had our season started badly on the pitch but
off it our very public bidding in the auction for
Everton's Wayne Rooney was about to be flatly rejected.
Funny that.
NUFC.com
match report
PL highlights are online here
2006 The
draw for the First Round Proper of the UEFA Cup was made and
Newcastle's reward for beating Latvians, FK Ventspils, was a trip to
the neighbouring Baltic state of Estonia, to face Levadia
Tallinn.

2007 Alleged
striker Abert Luque left United for Ajax, turning
down offers from their Eredivisie rivals Feyenoord and PSV Eindhoven
and Spaniards Real Betis.
The Spanish misfit had cost United £11.4m (not the £9.5m
publicly quoted) from Deportivo La Coruna in August 2005
but we recouped only part of that fee (the amount
wasn't disclosed).
Fourteen starts and twenty appearances as a substitute in all
competitions harvested three goals - a rotten record but
still superior to his replacement, Alan Smith.
Reflecting on his time at Newcastle, Luque told Dutch
pressmen that:
"I got an offer I could not refuse, simple. I had
a conversation with chairman Freddy Shepherd and he asked
me what I wanted to earn. I called a ridiculous amount and
he immediately said it was okay.
"A day later he spoke with Deportivo and in that
interview exact same thing happened. He asked what I had
cost, Lendoiro said fifteen million and the deal was done.
In both cases, they didn't even try to negotiate, Shepherd
said twice immediately yes.
"In 24 hours changed my life, everything was upside
down. I was going to earn a lot at a club which I had
never followed, in a city where I knew nothing of.
"Most of the players who were under contract at
Newcastle I had never heard of and I spoke barely a word
of English!"
2010
Accrington Stanley (a)
3-2 (1-1)
Carling Cup Second Round
R.Taylor(36), Ameobi(48),
Lovenkrands(67)
Putterill(45), Hessey(90)
4,098
United's
first-ever visit to the Crown Ground ended without a
giant-killing, which doubtless came as a blow to Sky, who
televised the tie live.
Chris Hughton gave Shane Ferguson a senior
debut at left back - one of 11 changes from the side who
had walloped Aston Villa 6-0.
NUFC.com
match report
2011 Scunthorpe United (a) 2-1aet 1-1 (0-1)
Carling Cup Second Round
R.Taylor(80, Sa.Ameobi(112)
Dagnall(15)
4,408
Sammy Ameobi's first senior goal completed
a comeback at Glanford Park, after Ryan Taylor's second free kick conversion in as many games
prompted extra time.
NUFC.com match report
2012
Chelsea (a)
0-2 (0-2)
Premier League
P2, 3pts, 9th/20
Hazard(22pen),
Torres(45+3)
41,718
A first loss at Stamford Bridge in five visits was
due in no small part to the quick feet of Eden
Hazard.
He netted from the spot after Vurnon
Anita had felled Fernando Torres, before setting up Torres to confirm the
destination of the points in first half added time.
NUFC.com match report
PL highlights are online here
2014
A 5-1 home win for the U21s over Reading saw Adam Armstrong
hit a hat trick and Sammy Ameobi and Hatem Ben
Arfa net.
The appearance of Ben Arfa in front of the watching Alan Pardew failed to give
him a route back into the Newcastle first team and within days he had been
loaned to Hull City.
However, this game came back to haunt Hatem when FIFA deemed it was competitive -
barring him playing for Nice later that season under
the "three club" rule.
NUFC.com match
report
2015
Northampton Town (h) 4-1 (2-1)
Capital One Cup Second Round
Thauvin(3), De Jong(8), Janmaat(56), Williamson(63)
Richards(10pen)
26,923
Steve McClaren's first victory as Newcastle manager was also to be the
highlight of Florian Thauvin's SJP career.
The Frenchman scored one, had another disallowed and claimed assists for the other three. Karl Darlow, Jamaal Lascelles and ex-Cobbler
Ivan Toney all debuted.
NUFC.com match report
2017
Having begun the season with successive away wins, the U23s were beaten 0-1
by Boro at the Heritage Park home of Northern League Bishop Auckland.
NUFC.com match
report
2019
Tottenham Hotspur (a) 1-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P3, 3pts, 19th/20
Joelinton(27)
59,245
Joelinton's goal gave an orange-clad Magpies their first
victory of the season, Steve Bruce collecting maximum points at the third time
of asking.
After a week of media criticism that followed a gutless display at Norwich,
the Newcastle boss dispensed with both Ki and Jonjo Shelvey, replacing them
with Sean Longstaff and Allan Saint-Maximin who lasted less than 20 minutes, before
limping off.
On a boiling hot day in the capital, United survived a VAR review of
what looked like a penalty after Fabian Schar upended
Heung-Min Son but thankfully Mike Dean's original decision wasn't
overturned.
NUFC.com match
report
PL highlights are online here
2020 Crewe Alexandra (n)
3-0 (1-0)
Friendly
Carroll(39), Atsu(47), Fernandez(74)
BCD
The Magpies began their delayed
friendly fixtures against League One
opposition at Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate at Thorpe Underwood -
their pre-season base.
There was a debut for goalkeeper Mark Gillespie, recently signed as
a free agent.
NUFC.com match
report
2021
Burnley (h)
0-0 (0-0)
(3-4 on pens)
Carabao Cup Second Round
30,082
Newcastle's Carabao Cup campaign ended at the first hurdle
with Steve Bruce's
side eliminated on penalties.
Future Magpie Chris Wood was among the Clarets scorers, while
Allan Saint-Maximin and Miguel Almiron failed from 12 yards.
NUFC.com
match report
2023
The U21s lost 0-1 at Reading in
PL2 despite the Royals playing a man short for the closing 30
minutes.
There was a debut at the Madejski Stadium for defender Cathal Hafferenan
following his arrival from AC Milan.
NUFC.com
match report
2024
Bournemouth (a)
1-1 (0-1)
Premier League
P2, 4pts, 6th/20
Gordon(76)
Tavernier(37)
11,161
United left the
South Coast with a point thanks to a favourable VAR intervention in
second half added time, Anthony Gordon having cancelled out a Marcus Tavernier opener.
The Cherries looked to have won
it when a corner was headed in by substitute Dango Ouattara, only for replays
to show that the ball had
bounced off his arm.
NUFC.com
match report
PL highlights are online here
2025 Liverpool (h)
2-3 (0-1)
Premier League
P2, 1pt, 15th/20
Guimaraes(57), Osula(88)
Gravenberch(35), Ekitike(46),
Ngumoha(90+10)
52,230
A game that had threatened to be overshadowed by
the saga of Alexander Isak in the end served up enough incident and
drama to banish thoughts of the absent striker - at
least for 102 manic minutes at Gallowgate.
Sadly for Newcastle though, a gargantuan effort that saw them
recover from falling 0-2 behind and going down to ten men left them
empty-handed after a 16 year-old debutant scored the winner
deep into added time.
NUFC.com match
report
PL highlights are online here
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