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Internationals:
Two in for Three Lions
A 33 man training squad was named by
England boss Gareth Southgate at 2pm today, to be whittled down to
26 following next month's friendlies against Bosnia &
Herzegovina at SJP and Cyprus at Wembley.
Newcastle have two inclusions: Anthony Gordon and Kieran
Trippier.
2023/24
Europe again...maybe Brentford 2 Newcastle 4
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Final PL table:
Pos |
Team |
P |
Gd |
Pts |
5 |
Spurs |
38 |
13 |
66 |
6 |
Chelsea |
38 |
14 |
63 |
7 |
Newcastle |
38 |
23 |
60 |
8 |
Man United |
38 |
-1 |
60 |
Final PL
results:
Sun 19.05.2024:
Arsenal 2-1 Everton
Brentford 2-4 Newcastle
Brighton 0-2 Manchester United
Burnley 1-2 Nottingham Forest
Chelsea 2-1 Bournemouth
Crystal Palace 5-0 Aston Villa
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
Luton Town 2-4 Fulham
Manchester City 3-1 West Ham
Sheffield United 0-3 Spurs
2023/24:
NUFC in Oz: update
The Geordie boys are in town
NUFC will show their friendly matches
against Spurs and A-League All Stars this week online via NUFC TV,
free to current ST holders and members* or else chargeable.
Coverage is available in the world excluding Australia for £4.99
per game or £7.99 for both online
here
* ST holders and members will receive emails with an individual
promo code to access both games. NB: This needs to be completed
before Midnight today.
The Magpies took 29 players, Anthony
Gordon, Martin Dubravka, Sean Longstaff and Fabian Schar all left
out, in
addition to the already-known injury list.
There's no place for Sandro Tonali as he's unable to play in public
friendlies, while Harrison Ashby and Garang Kuol appear following
the conclusion of their loans at Swansea City and Volendam
respectively:
GK: Mark Gillespie,
Aidan Harris, Nick Pope.
DEF: Harrison Ashby, Dan Burn, Dylan Charlton, Paul Dummett,
Lewis Hall, Emil Krafth, Alex Murphy, Ciaran Thompson, Kieran
Trippier.
MID: Elliot Anderson, Lucas
De Bolle, Bruno Guimaraes, Travis Hernes, Joelinton, Jacob Murphy,
Matt Ritchie, Ellis Stanton, Jay Turner-Cooke, Joe White.
FWD: Miguel Almiron, Harvey
Barnes, Amadou Diallo, Alexander Isak, Garang Kuol, Ben Parkinson,
Callum Wilson.
First up is a meeting with Tottenham Hotspur at the Melbourne
Cricket Ground (MCG) on Wednesday.
That kicks off 7.45pm local time, 10.45am
BST.
The Magpies
then move on to the Docklands area of the city where they'll face
the A-League All Stars at
the Marvel Stadium on Friday.
That starts at 5.05pm local time, 8.05am BST and Australian-only streaming service 10 Play
also advertise live coverage of this game.
United's second game precedes the A-League All Star Women's team
versus Arsenal Women game.
United confirm that Garang Kuol will make his debut.
The 19 year-old Australian international forward was signed from
Australian A-League side Central Coast Mariners in October 2022 but
is yet to feature for the Magpies, loaned out to Hearts and Volendam.
Kuol was predicted to feature when
they face the A-League All-Stars in the second of the two games
they'll play in Australia. He played for the All-Stars in their 2022
meeting with Barcelona.
Internationals:
Euros for Leo
After a debut season for Newcastle during which he's impressed at
U21 level and signed his first professional contract, Leo Shahar
has been named in the England U17 squad for the European
Championship finals.
The 17 year-old full back who left Wolves last
summer appears in a 21 man selection for the 16 team tournament in
Cyprus which begins on Monday.
England are in Group D action as follows:
Tue 21.05.2024 France
Fri 24.05.2024 Portugal
Mon 27.05.2024 Spain
All three England group stage games are
at the Ammochostos Epistrofi Stadium in Larnaca,
with the
tournament running through to final on June 5th.
Shahar is joined in the England squad by ex-Magpie Ollie Harrison -
now with Chelsea - and fellow midfielder Chris Rigg, currently at
the mackems.
Loan
lads:
The borrowers
Rodrigo Vilca (Vozdovac):
A 1-2 loss at IMT Novi Beograd on Saturday saw Vilca in the starting
line-up. He was replaced on 64 minutes, when the scoring was
complete.
Vozdovac remain threatened by relegation ahead of their final game of the
season on Friday, at home to Radnik Surdulica.
Yankuba Minteh (Feyenoord):
A season-ending 4-0 home win in the Eredivisie over city rivals
Excelsior saw Minteh introduced as a 60th minute replacement with
his side 1-0 ahead.
Garang Kuol (Volendam):
Relegated Volendam bade farewell to the Eredivisie on Sunday with a
1-2 home loss to Go Ahead Eagles but our man was gone, linking with
Newcastle in Australia.
Ryan Fraser (Southampton):
Leeds United (n) Championship play-off final, Sunday.
2023/24:
Sticky end
Everton U18s 8 Newcastle
U18s 0
There was a memorable conclusion to United's U18 programme
on Saturday - for the Toffees at least...
Graeme Carrick's side came into the game
following successes against Leeds United and Boro but fell behind
after just seven minutes to Joel Catesby - with the hosts already
having had a goal chalked off by then.
Harvey Foster then doubled Everton's advantage on 37 minutes, before Jacob
Beaumont-Clark struck five minutes before the interval to make it
0-3.
Things got no better after the break for the Magpies at Finch Farm,
Joshua van Schoor on target in the 50th and 66th minutes with
Catesby's second of the game coming in between on 62 minutes.
The hosts then piled on the misery in the closing moments, George
Finney with a seventh on 85 and Matthew Apter making it eight three
minutes later.
Team: Harrison, Durrant, Bloomer, Watts, H.Powell, Taylor (Hernes
46), Brayson (Wooster 83), Palmer, Donaldson (Johnson 80), Emerson
(O'Donovan 84), Neave. Sub n/u: Jones.
Booked: Bloomer, Palmer, Neave.
Despite this loss, the Magpies finished the season eighth in the 13
team PL North Group - seven points and three places above Everton.
Newcastle's final tally of 32 points from 24 games is their best
league return at this level since the competition was reformatted in
2014.
Update:
Ashley loses appeal
Friday saw three Appeal Court
judges hearing Sports Direct's appeal against losing an injunction
forcing NUFC to supply replica kits uphold that decision.
That means the dispute over NUFC's decision not to supply Mike
Ashley's company will now be resolved during a forthcoming court
case - but with the current supply arrangement now discontinued.
Update:
Ramsdale refutes rumour
In response to claims online that a
deal had been agreed between Newcastle and Arsenal for Aaron
Ramsdale, the England international goalkeeper responded by
posting "news to me" on his socials.
Championship:
Fraser off to Wembley
Following a goalless first leg, Friday
night's 3-1 home win over West Bromwich Albion earned Southampton
a place in the Championship promotion play-off final.
On-loan Magpie Ryan Fraser was in the victorious starting line-up,
with SJP old boy Adam Armstrong grabbing a brace to make it 23 goals
this season.
The Saints will face Leeds United at Wembley on Sunday week, May
26th (3pm KO tbc). The loser of that game will be the only team of the six promoted and relegated sides not returning to their previous league.
Promoted clubs:
Leicester
City Champions.
Ipswich Town
Runners-up.
Leeds United or Southampton play-off final.
Update:
On a pre, in Germany
The Mail
newspaper report that Newcastle are set to spend part of their
pre-season programme this summer at a training camp in
Germany.
Eddie Howe's side will follow in the footsteps of Arsenal in the
last two year by using facilities at the HQ of United's forthcoming
kit providers, adidas.
Their World of Sports facility
is in Herzogenaurach near Nuremburg. Details are awaited, including whether any public friendly match will take
place.
2023/24:
Leaks costly again at Old Trafford Manchester United 3 Newcastle 2
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2023/24:
Second string
seal silverware
Newcastle U21s 2 Blyth Town 1
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2024/25:
Japan games
confirmed
Newcastle will play two pre-season games against J-League opposition in Japan
as follows:
Wed 31.07.2024 Urawa Red
Diamonds
@ Saitama Stadium (7.30pm local)
Sat 03.08.2024 Yokohama F Marinos
@ National Stadium, Toyko (7pm local)
Those two venues are around 25 miles apart, with Saitama holding
just over 67,000 fans and the National Stadium accommodating
slightly more.
NUFC request that season ticket holders and members
interested in attending register online
here
Additional matches are to confirmed in both Europe and the UK, the latter set to include
the Sela Cup at SJP over the weekend of 10.08.2024.
Old
boys:
Hoyoots
Former Magpies recently released
by their clubs:
Chris Basham (Sheffield United)
Ciaran Clark (Stoke City)
Ryan Donaldson (Morpeth Town)
Shane Ferguson (Rotherham United)
Dwight Gayle (Derby County)
Paul Huntington (Carlisle United)
Dan Langley (Oldham Athletic)
Kazenga LuaLua (Charlton Athletic)
Michael Newberry (Linfield) (now joined Cliftonville)
Ben Pollock (Spennymoor Town)
Ben Tozer (Wrexham)
Moving on to departing coaches/managers:
Habib Beye (Red Star Paris)
Stephen Clemence (Gillingham)
Steve Guppy (Nashville SC)
2024/25:
Season tickets
etc.
Season ticket renewals for 2024/25 have now closed but home cup ticket schemes for the FA Cup and Carabao
Cup are open 5pm on Friday June
21st.
Remember that separate sign-ups are required for both.
Depending on the events at Wembley on Saturday, a further home cup
ticket scheme for European competition may become
available.
Cup ticket prices are unchanged from 2023/24:
Carabao Cup: £20 & £25 adults / £10 & £15 others
FA Cup: £30 & £35 adults / £15 & £20 others
This season's ticket price
increase was repeated for next season, raising adult prices by 5% and freezing junior
prices. Full announcement online
here
PS: The Magpie Mover matchday
public transport ticket is again available to 2024/25 season
ticket holders at an unchanged price of £25.
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Digital ticketing FAQs
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ST home ticket transfer info here
ST home ticket resale info here
ST holders on long-term deals will have a price
freeze for 2024/25 with standard pricing returning for 2025/26.
Future STs:
No additional sale, none planned, no waiting list in
operation.
Memberships: 2024/25 details awaited.
SJP seating plan is here
Away tickets:
The PL £30 away ticket price cap for adults applies this
season and also in 2024/25. A review is then scheduled.
Wed 22.05.2024 Spurs (n)
@ Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia. 7.45pm local time, 10.45am BST. Friendly. Live
on NUFC TV.
Fri 24.05.2024 A-League All Stars (n)
@ Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Australia. 5.05pm* local time, 8.05am BST. Friendly. Live
on NUFC TV.
Sat 25.05.2024 U21s
@ Happy Valley, Hong Kong. HKFC Soccer Sevens. Group.
Group D games in order:
Tai Po FC
Leicester City
Singapore Cricket Club
Sun
26.05.2024 U21s
@ Happy Valley, Hong Kong. HKFC Soccer Sevens Finals.
Fri 07.06.2024
Adidas home kit launch.
Fri 14.06.2024 Transfer window opens.
Tue 18.06.2024 PL fixture release, 9am.
Fri 21.06.2024
Home cup ticket scheme
registration deadline, 5pm.
NUFC live on TV:
Wed 15.05.2024
Man U (a) 8pm Sky
2024/25 PL season:
Starts: Fri 16.08.2024 (at least one
game)
Ends: Sun 25.05.2025 (all games)
(No games on Tue 24.12.2024)
2024/25 PL Transfer windows:
Opens Wed 14.06.2024
Closes Fri 30.08.2024, 11pm
Opens Wed 01.01.2025
Closes Mon 03.02.2025, 11pm
Other events @ SJP:
Fri 31.05.2024
England
Women v France Women, 8pm, ECQ. General sale
now.
Mon 03.06.2024 England v Bosnia & Hz, 7.45pm. Friendly. General
sale now.
Euro 2028 - date(s) awaited
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International Magpies |
National Service |
Euro 2024 takes place in ten cities across Germany
from 14.06.2024 to 14.07.2024.
CONMEBOL Copa America 2024 takes place in the USA from 20.06.2024 to
14.07.2024.
Bruno Guimaraes
(Brazil):
08.06.024 Mexico (a) College Station FR
12.06.2024 USA (a) Orlando FR
24.06.2024 Costa Rica (n) Inglewood CA
28.06.2024 Paraguay (n) Las Vegas CA
02.07.2024 Colombia (n) Santa Clara CA
Jamal Lewis (Northern Ireland):
08.06.2024 Spain (a) Mallorca FR
11.06.2024 Andorra (a) Murcia FR
International breaks:
2024/25:
02-10.09.2024
07-15.10.2024
11-19.11.2024
17-25.03.2025
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Born Or Died:
1895
Andy Smailes born, Radcliffe,
Northumberland. (1919-22)
Inside right signed from Blyth
Spartans at a cost of £300, having begun his playing career with Ashington.
Debuting for Newcastle in a 1-2 defeat at Sheffield United in December 1919,
Smailes marked his SJP debut with a goal in a 2-1 victory over the Blades a
week later.
Enjoying his best season in 1920/21 when netting 18 league goals - one less
than top scorer Neil Harris - Smailes fell from favour and played his final
game in a 0-2 loss away to Sheffield United in September 1922.
Signing for Sheffield Wednesday in a £1,500 deal the following month, Smailes
moved on again 12 months later to Bristol City.
Rotherham August 1929
Joining Rotherham as a centre half in August 1929, he switched from player to
trainer in 1934 and was Millers boss from 1952 to 1958 - narrowly failing to
gain promotion to the First Division on goal average in 1955.
Managing Scarborough between 1959 and 1961, Andy's passing was recorded in the
Somerset town of Shepton Mallet during October 1978.
1975
Laurent Robert born, Saint-Benoit,
La
Réunion. (2001-05)
French international left winger
who began his career with Montpelier and was signed from Paris St.Germain in August 2001
at a cost of £9.5m.
Introduced to the SJP crowd ahead
of the Intertoto tie with 1860 Munich, Laurent's first outing was in Robert Lee's
testimonial against Athletic Bilbao, before a debut in a 1-1 draw at Chelsea,
with Bobby Robson saying, "I think we have signed a
gem".
Robert's first goal came in his third game for the club and was a memorable effort to cap a 4-1 win at the smoggies.
Three more strikes then followed in four-goal victories (4-3 at home to Man
United, 4-0 at Bolton and 4-1 at home to Ipswich in the League Cup), before
sealing our famous Highbury victory as we topped the table.
Five more goals and various assists followed that season as United finished fourth, going one place better in
the following campaign - although Laurent enjoyed a less prolific
season in front of goal.
A dozen netbusters followed in what proved to be Sir Bobby's last full campaign
in charge, including two stupendous efforts in a home win over Spurs in
December 2003.
However, those goals and other wonderful free kick conversions were becoming
less and less representative of Robert's input, while writing a regular comment
column on his own website (often critical of the club) hardly endeared him to
colleagues and fans.
Grappling on the training pitch with Andy Griffin and storming into the SJP
press room to confront a reporter showed some of the gallic fire in his belly,
but an awful display on the night we exited from the UEFA Cup in Marseille
showed up his unreliability.
The final season of Robert's SJP career was something of a long
goodbye, his attitude never likely to prove popular with the
newly-installed Graeme Souness.
This had come to a head by the time United played the second leg of their UEFA
Cup Quarter Final away to Sporting Lisbon.
Robert watching from the stand as his side threw away a lead having being
dropped following pre-match comments in the press criticising club
performances, tactics and transfers - claiming (correctly) that United had gone
backwards in twelve months.
With no communication between him and Souness a parting was inevitable and
following a farewell bow against Chelsea when he left the SJP pitch clad only
in grey underpants, his bags were packed.
Pantaloon
Joining Portsmouth on a
season-long loan, the departure of French boss Alain Perrin soon sent that into
a tailspin - after just one goal and a public refusal to be among the substitute in
a game at the mackems.
Nominally a Newcastle player again in late 2005, he was released from his deal
and joined Portuguese side Benfica in 2006.
After just one year in Lisbon though, he was sold on to Spanish side Levante
and after an
equally uninspiring spell in La Liga returned to
England with Derby County in 2008.
However, Robert played just four times for the Rams and could do nothing to halt
their headlong slide into the Championship.
His next stop was Canada, signing
for MLS side Toronto after a successful trial, playing under his former United coach John Carver.
That lasted barely five months though before the winger was on the move again,
linking up with his one-time Magpies team mate Nicos Dabizas at Greek side
Larissa.
Back in France by
2009 Robert tried to keep fit by training with former club PSG - along with
fellow free agent, Fabrice Pancrate.
And when the latter was offered a trial at SJP, Robert encouraged him to go -
before urging United to let him return, when a deal was agreed for Pancrate.
Chris Hughton mysteriously lost his number though....
Hanging up his boots, Laurent returned to former club Montpellier during 2014
as a coach, assisting their youth and women's teams.
1990 James
Marwood born St. Albans.
(2006-09)
Reserve and Academy midfielder who made his second string debut off the bench
in March 2007 against Sheffield United at
Chesterfield's former Saltergate home.
The son of former Hull City, Arsenal and
Sheffield Wednesday & United winger
Brian, James failed to win a professional deal at SJP
and was released in 2009, having suffered
numerous injury setbacks.
After trials at both Darlington and Carlisle,
he signed for Blyth Spartans and later joined
Gateshead, via a stint at Northern League side, Team Northumbria.
Loaned to AFC Halifax during the 2011/12 season, James later returned to the
International Stadium and agreed a new contract with the Tynesiders in
2012.
Marwood helped Gateshead secure a third -place finish in the
Conference and a place in the promotion playoff final
in May 2014.
Beaten 1-2 by
Cambridge United at Wembley SPFL side St.Mirren
took advantage of his free
agent status and he debuted against Motherwell the following August.
Life in
Paisley failed to work out for Marwood
though and he left in January
2015 after failing to score in 15 league and cup games.
Joining
Forest Green Rovers
for the rest of that season, he
subsequently
returned to Gateshead but was released in
May
2016.
Turning to coaching and completing his UEFA B licence, James
moved to the USA with
San Diego-based PDL side SoCal Surf Soccer.
1991
Max Johnson born, Norwich.
(2007-10)
Academy 'keeper signed from Bury in 2007,
only to sustain knee ligament damage
on his debut that sidelined
him for five months.
Appearing for the club's U18s, Max also guested for Chorley in a pre-season
friendly ahead of the 2009/10 season and had a stint on loan at Motherwell soon
after.
Regular bench cover for Newcastle's reserve side, Johnson made his second string
debut against Boro at Whitley Park in April 2010.
Leaving United soon after, his next port of call was Inverness
Caledonian Thistle, before training with Colorado
Rapids over in the USA the following summer.
Beginning the 2011/12 campaign back in the region with
Blyth Spartans, Max was then spotted in the
colours of non-league sides Bacup Borough and Woodley Sports, while also
training with Manchester City.
Graduating to the City reserve team squad,
he unfortunately suffered another knee injury while playing in a training
ground game in February - assisting with coaching at City's Academy while regaining fitness.
A short-term move to Barrow in March 2013 as cover failed to see
Max play for the Bluebirds, but he continued his coaching career at Manchester
City and as part of the Manchester International Football Academy.
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1905 Berlin Britannia
(n)
10-1 (?-?)
Friendly
Scorers tbc
Scorer tbc
Crowd tbc
The fifth and final match of United's post-season tour
saw them move on to Germany and preserve their 100%
record.
The hosts scored from a free kick.
1911 Basle
(Switzerland) (a)
7-1 (some sources give 7-0) (?-?)
Friendly
Scorers tbc
Scorer tbc
5,000
1922 GAIS (Sweden) (a)
3-1 (1-0)
Friendly
Smailes, McDonald, Dixon
Scorer tbc
4,248
Following two games
in Norway, United's end of season tour moved on to Sweden
and a fixture in Gothenburg.
1924 Everton
(n)
2-3 (?-?)
Friendly
Cowan, Keating
Chadwick 2, Cock
Game six of Newcastle's post-season tour of Spain saw them
arrive in Barcelona to face their First Division rivals at
Camp de Les Corts.
At stake was the Barcelona Cup, which duly returned to
Goodison Park, thanks in part to the efforts of Toffees
player and future Magpies boss, Duggie Livingstone.
Team: Bradley, Russell,
Hunter,
Curry, Spencer, Gibson, MacKenzie, Cowan, Keating,
McDonald, Mitchell.
1945 Gateshead (h)
3-1
(0-0)
Wartime
Carr(1-1),
Stubbins(2-1), Milburn(3-1)
Johnson(0-1)
18,000
Gateshead went through
to the final of the Tyne, wear and tees Cup competition
4-3 on aggregate.
1946 IFK Norrkoping (Sweden) (a)
0-5 (0-0)
Scorers tbc
20,000
Following 7-0 and 6-0 successes in Norway, United's
post-season moved on to Sweden and a rather different
outcome.
1947 Blackburn Rovers
(n)
1-0 (0-0)
Friendly
Hair(1-0)
9,000
Still with three league
matches to play, Newcastle journeyed to Workington to play
a Cumberland Charity Cup match against Rovers.
Meanwhile, Newcastle officials including Stan Seymour were
in Preston to conclude the signing of goalkeeper Jack
Fairbrother from North End.
1952 Natal (a)
6-2 (5-0)
Friendly
Harvey(6), Davies(13),
G.Robledo(16,20,25,57))
Palmer(1-6),
Deetliffs (2-6pen)
8,000
The
second game of United's post-season tour of Southern
Africa saw them in
Pietermaritzburg, playing at the Oval cricket ground.
Newcastle's exhausting schedule spanned almost two
months and 16 games and saw them travel with the FA Cup.
Team: Simpson,
Batty, McMichael, Harvey, Stokoe, Crowe, Walker, Davies,
G.Robledo, Hannah, Mitchell.
1969
Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) (h) 2-0 (0-0)
(2-0 on aggregate)
Fairs Cup Semi Final
2nd Leg
Scott(52), Sinclair(77)
59,303
After Iam McFaul's penalty save at Ibrox had kept the
tie scoreless after the first leg, second half goals from
two of our Scottish-born players sent us into the final.
Sinclair's goal sparked a hail of bottles from the Rangers fans in the Gallowgate End
on to the field - and a pitch invasion that followed halted play for
17
minutes.
Police made 30 arrests - all but five of which were from
Clydeside - and 89 fans needed medical attention.
Trouble had flared before the game in the city centre with
pubs and shops vandalised, while visiting fans forced a
gate at the Gallowgate End open to gain entry to the
ground.
And there had been a brief stoppage before half time in
the tie, when Rangers supporters spilled on to the field
after a bottle was thrown at their own 'keeper, Gerhardt
Neef.
1973 Crystal Palace
(h)
5-1 (2-0)
(5-1 on aggregate)
Anglo Italian Cup
Barrowclough(19),
Macdonald(38,79,86),
Gibb(75)
Cannon(81)
12,510
After a scoreless first leg at Selhurst Park, this
Monday night victory gave Newcastle a place in
the final against Fiorentina or Bologna.
1982 Newcastle midfielder Mick Martin played for
the Republic of Ireland as they lost 1-0 to Chile in a
friendly international in Santiago.
1988 Bobby Robson's England side were grateful to
Peter Beardsley, who scored the only goal of the game to
beat Scotland at Wembley in a Euro Championship warm-up.
1991 Less than 24,000 fans turned up at Wembley to
see Graham Taylor's England beat the USSR 3-1 in a
friendly international.
Future Magpie David Batty won the first of his 42 senior
international caps when appearing as a substitute.
1999 24 hours
before kicking off at Wembley against Manchester United,
the Magpies were settling in to their FA Cup Final hotel,
the West Lodge Park in Hadley Wood.
2000 Tobago XI (a)
4-2 (2-0)
Friendly
Gallacher(20), Gavilan(23), Solano(67,89)
James(55),
Hutchinson(84pen)
4,000
The second of two post-season games in the West Indies
saw United move on from Trinidad to neighbouring Tobago.
The match took place at the Roxborough Complex.
Team: Given, Griffin, McClen (Kerr 69), Goma (G.Caldwell 69), S.Caldwell (Domi
79), Howey, Lee, Gavilan, Robinson, Gallacher (Green 69)
Solano. 2005
Little
over a week after his 26th birthday, Newcastle confirmed that midfielder Jamie McClen had been released
by the club.
That brought an end to the Toon career of a man labelled in some
quarters as "the luckiest **** on Tyneside" -
even if many fans still didn't know his name (McClen not McGlen...).
2008 The London Evening Standard stated that
Chris Mort would be standing down as Newcastle Chairman
with immediate effect.
His replacement was announced as Derek Llambias, an Ashley
associate and Managing Director of a London casino. The
story came as something of a shock to North East
journalists - the shape of things to come....
2014
United
'keeper Freddie
Woodman saved a spot kick as England won the European U17 Championship final on penalties.
With the game locked at 1-1, the Three Lions beat Holland
4-1 in a shootout to claim the silverware in Malta.
Fellow Magpie Adam Armstrong watched from the
bench after turning his ankle during the semi-final win over Portugal.
2016 Following a successful event in 2015, Rugby
League's Magic Weekend returned to SJP
and attracted a crowd of 39,331.
2017 30,046 were present at SJP for day two of
Rugby League Magic Weekend - the third successive year United had hosted the event.
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