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2024/25 PL fixture release
Tue 18.06, 9am
2024/25:
New kit launches
Fourteen years after their
last stint as kit provider ended, Friday morning saw the return of adidas to
Newcastle United, with this new home shirt unveiled:
Fans queued from the early
hours at the temporary club shop on Strawberry Place which opened at 8am.
Adult replica shirts retail at £80, with the "pro" version coming
in at £110. Junior size replicas are £55.
Buy shirts etc. from JD Sports online
here
strip
launch video is online here
Internationals:
Toon duo make Euro cut
Kieran Trippier and
Anthony Gordon were confirmed as being in Gareth Southgate's final squad
for the European Championships in Germany when the England manager announced
his 26-man squad 48 hours early.
The Magpies pair were included in the preliminary 33-man squad ahead of
friendlies against Bosnia & Herzegovina and Iceland, keeping their
places when seven players were axed from those travelling
to Germany.
Fellow Magpies Martin Dubravka and Fabian Schar are also Euro-bound with
Slovakia and Switzerland respectively.
2024/25:
Mariners v Magpies
National League North side
South Shields will host Newcastle's U21 side in a
pre-season friendly at their 1st Cloud Arena (Mariners Park) on
Sunday 4th August.
It's a 1pm kick-off and standing tickets are on sale now at £10 adults,
£7 concessions and £3 for U18s
here.
The Mariners boss is former Magpies U21 coach, Elliott Dickman while striker
Dylan Stephenson played there on loan from United last season before his
release.
2024/25:
NUFC membership
Following a makeover, the
official club website now has a pre-registration option for next season's
membership scheme, although there's no pricing or other details.
Find that online
here
Giveaway:
Engineering feet....
Newcastle-based Sock Council
are giving away three pairs of NUFC inspired socks to one NUFC.com
reader ahead of Father's Day - plus free UK shipping when at least three
pairs from that range are purchased *
Find all 11 designs in that range online
here
To qualify for free UK shipping, a minimum of three pairs from that
range must be ordered together to the same delivery address. Add code DOTCOM
at checkout to activate the deal, which runs until Sunday June 16th.
To enter the competition, email your answer to
this question to
[email protected] subject
of Socks:
The father
of which former Magpie guided Bromley into the Football League for the first
time last season?
Closing date is 8pm on Wednesday June 12th. No age limit, open to
anyone on the planet but delivery must be to a UK address. One entry each
please per person and the winner will be contacted to confirm prize
choice - there's no need to specify that when entering.
Internationals:
Isak on target
Current national team duty:
Alexander Isak/Emil Krafth (Sweden):
05.06.2024 Denmark (a)
lost 1-2
FR
Both Magpies made the starting line-up in Copenhagen, Isak's ninth
minute shot from inside the box cancelling out a Danish opener after
two minutes.
See
his goal online here
Isak played 70 minutes and Krafth completed the game.
08.06.2024 Serbia (h) Stockholm FR
Martin
Dubravka (Slovakia):
05.06.2024 San Marino (n) won 4-0 FR
The custodian was named on the bench in the Austrian city of Wiener Neustadt
and that's where he stayed.
09.06.2024 Wales (h) Trnava FR
Anthony
Gordon/Kieran Trippier (England):
07.06.2024 Iceland (h) Wembley
FR
03.06.2024 Bosnia &
Herzegovina (h) won 3-0 FR
Gordon missed out but Trippier captained the side at Gallowgate and
completed the opening 62 minutes.
Alex Murphy (Ireland U21s):
07.06.2024 Croatia U21s (a) Zagreb FR
11.06.2024 England U20s (n) Zagreb FR
Fabian Schar (Switzerland)
08.06.2024 Austria (h) St. Gallen FR
04.06.2024 Estonia (h)
won 4-0 FR
The Magpie defender was in
the starting line-up for this kickabout in Lucerne, playing as part of a
back three.
Schar left the field in late in the second half with what appeared to be a
muscle issue. The Swiss played the closing moments of the game with ten men.
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
Miguel Almiron (Paraguay):
08.06.2024
Peru (a) Lima FR
12.06.2024 Chile (a) Santiago de Chile FR
16.06.2024 Panama (a) Cuidad de Panama FR
Yankuba Minteh (Gambia):
08.06.2024 Seychelles (h) Berkane WCQ
11.06.2024 Gabon (a) Franceville WCQ
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
Miguel Almiron (Paraguay):
08.06.2024
Peru (a) Lima FR
12.06.2024 Chile (a) Santiago de Chile FR
16.06.2024 Panama (a) Cuidad de Panama FR
Yankuba Minteh (Gambia):
08.06.2024 Seychelles (h) Berkane WCQ
11.06.2024 Gabon (a) Franceville WCQ
Ahead of today's deadline for
finalising squads, ten SJP old boys have a chance of Euro 2024
involvement:
Belgium: Matz Sels (confirmed)
England: Ivan Toney (confirmed)
Netherlands: Gini Wijnaldum (tbc)
Scotland: Grant Hanley (tbc)
Serbia: Alexsandar Mitrovic (tbc)
Slovakia: Lubo Satka (tbc)
Spain: Joselu, Mikel Merino, Ayoze Perez (tbc)
Switzerland: Kevin Mbabu (tbc)
Coral
price the
Euro 2024 victors as follows:
England
11/4
France
10/3
Germany 9/2
Portugal
8/1
Spain 8/1
New customers receive a £20 bet when staking £5 (T's & C's
apply). Find
Coral's markets online here
Update:
Our Kelly?
Bournemouth's list of released players
appeared on Wednesday and includes Lloyd Kelly, who becomes a free agent
following the expiration of his contract.
The 25 year-old native of Bristol is widely expected to join Newcastle on a
free transfer this summer, where he'll be reunited with former managers
Eddie Howe and Jason Tindall plus ex-Cherries coach Graeme Jones.
Left-sided central defender Kelly played the first of 48 games for Bristol City in 2017, making a £13m switch to
Bournemouth ahead of the 2019/20 campaign - and a home debut during
Newcastle's 4-1 win there.
141 appearances for the ex-England U20 and U21 international at the Vitality
Stadium include 54 in the Premier League (47 starts).
Update:
Saturday night live
Tuesday night
saw this artwork projected onto the Baltic Arts Centre on the
Gateshead side of the River Tyne.
Emulating a banner displayed by Newcastle fans at the UEFA Cup game against Monaco back in 1997, ringing the phone number
displayed reveals it to be the work of current club sponsor, sela.
Announcing a free show to "celebrate
our club, our city and our fans" sela invite anyone
interested to gather opposite the Baltic on the Newcastle side of
the river at 10pm this coming Saturday.
The live events company staged a drone display over the city days
before United's Champions League return against PSG at Gallowgate in
October 2023.
This latest enterprise follows the launch of the club's 2024/25
home kit manufactured by adidas on Friday, with sela
branding prominently displayed.
Tied
to the 90s:
Brazilians re-imagined
Our favourite badge provider Magpin has a new range of ModernRetros
releases, with the simple premise of portraying
current players in old kits.
The first two releases of Bruno
Guimaraes and Joelinton, are now on sale here.
Use promo code BRAZIL for a £1 discount if purchasing both
badges together.
 
We had two pairs to give away and
asked you to name the opposition in the only game when Joelinton and
Bruno were both on target for Newcastle.
It was of course Norwich City and badge
sets will be going to Steve Romano and Michael Burn.
Nippon:
Japanese boy
Ahead of United's first games there in almost 30 years, NUFC.com's Japan
correspondent Simon Moran begins his series of reports by recalling
that 1996 visit:
online
here
2024/25:
Departures etc.
Senior player
signed: Mark Gillespie (1 year extension)
Senior players released:
Paul Dummett, Matt Ritchie, Loris Karius, Kell
Watts, Jeff Hendrick.
Academy players released: Matty
Bondswell, Will Brown, Kyle Crossley, Lucas
De Bolle, Amadou Diallo, Eden Page, Jordan Hackett, Shaun Mavididi, Carter
Milmore, Michael Ndiweni, Taylor Ross, Jude Smith, Dylan Stephenson,
Rodrigo Vilca.
Extended deals: James Huntley, Jamie Miley, James Huntley and
Ellis Stanton.
Pro deals: Scott Bailey, Dylan Charlton, Josh Donaldson,
Johnny Emerson, Aidan Harris, Adam Harrison, Anthony Munda, Sean
Neave, Darren Palmer, Harry Powell and Rory Powell.
Old
boys:
Unlikely lads
SJP old boys with new clubs/jobs include:
Craig Bellamy (Burnley
Interim Manager)
Luke Charman (Hartlepool United)
Stephen Clemence (Barrow Head Coach)
Dan Langley (Morpeth Town)
Michael Newberry (Cliftonville)
Ben Tozer (Forest Green Rovers)
Ex-Magpies looking for new clubs include:
Mehdi Abeid (Istanbul Basaksehir)
Chris Basham (Sheffield United)
Ciaran Clark (Stoke City)
Ryan Donaldson (Morpeth Town)
Shane Ferguson (Rotherham United)
Dwight Gayle (Derby County)
Jack Hunter (Hartlepool United)
Paul Huntington (Carlisle United)
Kazenga LuaLua (Charlton Athletic)
Jonathan Mitchell (Harrogate Town)
Ben Pollock (Spennymoor Town)
Josef Yarney (Tranmere Rovers)
Off-field departures include:
Habib Beye (Red Star Paris)
Emre (Ankaragucu)
Steve Guppy (Nashville SC)
Kevin Nolan (West Ham)
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FYI although the links to reports etc. aren't available:
2023/24 senior games
PL seasonal stats
2023/24 U21 games
2023/24 U18 games
2023/24 senior squad
Transfer rumours June 2024
Transfers (Howe)
Former Magpies (PL)
ST holders on long-term deals 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.
2024/25 ST prices online
here
Memberships: 2024/25 details awaited.
SJP seating plan is here
Away tickets:
The PL £30 away ticket price cap for adults applies in 2024/25 before a review is
scheduled.
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.
Wed 31.07.2024 Urawa Red
Diamonds (a) @ Saitama Stadium, Japan, 7.30pm local time.
Friendly. Public pre-sale from NUFC has now ended.
Sat 03.08.2024 Yokohama F Marinos (a)
@ National Stadium, Toyko, Japan 7pm local time. Friendly. Public
pre-sale from NUFC has now ended.
Sun 04.08.2024 U21s v South
Shields (a) @ 1st Cloud Arena, 1pm. Friendly.
Wed 14.08.2024 tbc Carabao Cup Second Round draw takes place (includes NUFC)
Sat 17.08.2024
PL season starts.
Fri 30.08.2024 Transfer window closes.
(No games on Tue 24.12.2024)
Wed 01.01.2025 Transfer window opens.
Mon 03.02.2025 Transfer window closes.
Sun 25.05.2025 PL season ends
Carabao Cup Round dates:
(NUFC enter in Round 2)
R2: w/c Mon 26.08.2024
R3: w/c's Mon 16.09.2024 / 23.09.2024*
R4: w/c Mon 28.10.2024
QF: w/c Mon 16.12.2024
SF1: w/c Mon 06.01.2025
SF2: w/c Mon 03.02.2025
F: Sun 16.03.2025 (Wembley)
* split over two midweeks
FA Cup Round dates:
(NUFC enter in Round 3)
R3: tbc
R4: tbc
R5: tbc
QF: tbc
SF: tbc
F: tbc (Wembley)
Other events @ SJP:
Euro 2028 - date(s) awaited
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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.
International breaks:
2024/25:
02-10.09.2024
07-15.10.2024
11-19.11.2024
17-25.03.2025
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What's this all about then?
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Born Or Died:
1885
John McTavish born, Govan, Scotland. (1912-13)
Scottish
international inside right who had appeared
for Falkirk, Oldham Athletic and Spurs
before moving to SJP in April 1912.
Debuting in a season-closing 1-1 draw at
newly-crowned Division One champions
Blackburn Rovers, Jock became a regular
starter during the following season.
However, United declined from a third place
finish to fourteenth and McTavish was one of
a number of players to depart at the end of
that season, Partick Thistle paying £500 to take him back to Scotland.
Later moves saw Jock feature for York City, Goole Town, East Fife,
East Stirlingshire and finally Dumbarton. He
died in 1926, just two years after playing his final game.
1908
Mick Burns born, Leeholme, Durham. (1927-36) Signed
from Chilton Colliery Welfare for £100 as a
goalkeeper, Mick had once been pushed into the forward line
following some inconsistent displays between the posts.
However, by the time he became a Magpie
Burns had
recovered enough of his skill to complete a
century of senior appearances, debuting in a
0-1 home defeat by Blackburn Rovers in
October 1927.
Moving on to Preston North End in 1936,
Burns was in goal for the Lillywhites at
Wembley Stadium the following year as they
were beaten 1-3 by the mackems in the FA Cup
Final.
joined Ipswich Town two years later
and remained with them until 1951 - making
his final appearance against Gateshead.
Serving as a Lance Bombardier in the army
during WW2, Mick also featured for local
rivals Norwich City as a wartime guest.
Later working as a school caretaker in
Newcastle, Mick died in September 1982. 1910
William Pearson McPhillips born, Musselburgh,
Scotland. (1930-38)
Goalkeeper Bill
came
to SJP in the summer of 1930 to
understudy first-choice custodian Albert
McInroy, United paying Musselburgh Bruntonians
the princely sum of £30 for him.
Appearing for the club's reserve side, it
took until New Years Day 1934 for a senior
callup to arrive, after McInroy was unfit to
play.
A fairly remarkable 90 minutes
against Liverpool at Gallowgate followed:
United taking an early lead before
McPhillips was beaten on 24 minutes, only
for the Magpies to instantly restore their
one goal advantage.
Bill was then beaten again - by his own team
mate Alec Betton - leaving the interval score at 2-2.
By full time though, McPhillips hadn't conceded
again and his colleagues had scored another seven times to win
9-2.
"Scots Wullie" remained at SJP following
United's relegation the season, making
occasional first time starts until his
longest run in the side during April and May
1938.
Released that summer and joining Guildford City, Bill
then appeared briefly in wartime football for
Bradford City and Hartlepool. His death
was recorded in 1992.
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1947 Newport County
(a)
2-4 (1-3)
Second Division
48pts, 5th/22
Pearson(44), Shackleton(90)
Rawcliffe(10), Haddon(15),
Carr(16,1-4)
16,000
Our first post-war season finally came to an end at County's
Somerton Park ground.
The defeat was something of a surprise, given
that United had thumped the Welsh side 13-0 on Tyneside the previous
October!
Referee Mr Frederick Milner of Wolverhampton was knocked out when the ball
hit his stomach but he resumed to officiate after ten minutes.
1949 Vancouver All
Stars (a)
8-1
(3-1)
Friendly
Walker(25),
Milburn(30,4-1,5-1,6-1,80), G.Robledo(3-0,79)
Whittaker(3-1)
8,815
Returning to Callister Park three days after a 5-2 victory
over the All-Stars, United made it seven wins out of seven
on their North American jaunt.
Team: Fairbrother, Craig, Batty, Harvey,
Fraser, Dodgin, Walker, Houghton, Milburn, G.Robledo, Mitchell.
1952 Northern
Transvaal (a)
2-1 (1-1)
Friendly
Milburn(26), Hannah(62)
Erikson(10)
Crowd tbc
Game seven of the South African Tour saw United's
touring party move on to
the Caledonian Ground in Pretoria.
Team: Simpson, Cowell, Batty, T.Robledo, Stokoe,
Crowe, Foulkes, Davies, Milburn, Hannah, Mitchell.
1963 Joe Harvey
secured the services of Welsh International Ollie Burton
from Norwich City at a cost of £11,000.
1974 Newcastle
Chairman Lord Westwood
was elected Chairman of the Football League Management
Committee.
1983 Botafogo (Brazil)
(n)
0-0
(0-0)
Friendly
30,000
After two wins and a draw, this stalemate in Toyko's National Stadium against the
side from Rio de Janeiro gave United the Japan Cup.
It was actually a blue jade
vase, provided by the sponsors Kirin Breweries.
Team: Thomas,
Anderson, Wharton, McCreery, Clarke, Carney, Keegan,
McDonald, Varadi, McDermott, Waddle.
1988 Wimbledon
'keeper Dave Beasant was persuaded to move to Tyneside,
less than a month after a decisive penalty save in the FA
Cup Final. At the time, his £850,000 fee was a British
record for a goalkeeper.
1995 Les Ferdinand
agreed to join United after Queens Park Rangers
reluctantly accepted a slighter lower bid than Aston Villa
had made - the striker had refused to join the Villans.
1997 28,000
fans in the Stade de La Mosson, Montpellier saw England defeat hosts France 1-0 thanks to an Alan Shearer goal in Le
Tournoi.
Our man was first to react when Barthez spilled Teddy Sheringham's effort in
the final minutes of the game.
This was a dry run for the World Cup held the following summer and also
involved Brazil and Italy.
England ultimately won the football-shaped Tournoi trophy, which
remains their only senior tournament success achieved on foreign soil. 2000
Didier Domi and Gary Speed were both rumoured to be leaving United as
Rangers made a last minute bid to secure Toon target Peter Lovenkrands
from Akademisk Boldklub in his native Denmark. 2001
United's planned pre-season tour to Hong Kong and China was abandoned
after the organisers failed to provide the promised financial guarantees. 2003 Following the SARS virus
scare, the FA finally announced that the Asia Cup involving Birmingham
City, Chelsea and Newcastle in Malaysia would go ahead as planned.
2007
With Joey Barton's transfer from Manchester City agreed
but still not formally concluded, Mark
Viduka became Sam Allardyce's first Newcastle signing,
Following the expiration of his Boro contract, free agent Viduka agreed a
two-year deal with an option for a further season.
2009
Newspaper headlines linked Alan Shearer to managerial posts at West Bromwich Albion and Southampton, as the deadlock at
Newcastle over his permanent appointment continued.
2011 Premier League newcomers Swansea City confirmed that
Newcastle had made an undisclosed offer for Welsh international
left back Neil Taylor.
2012
Newcastle confirmed that they had agreed a new eight-year
contract with chief scout Graham Carr.
2018 Massadio Haidara left to join Racing Club Lens after the expiration of his
contract at SJP. Also departing as a free agent was
fellow full back Jesus Gamez.
2022
Championship side Norwich City struck a loan deal for
midfielder Isaac Hayden. The 27 year-old was under contract at SJP until 2026 but
had been out of action since December 2021 due to a knee injury.
2022 Newcastle full back Kieran Trippier was in the England side for
a 1-1 Nations
League draw against Germany in Munich.
Trippier's 36th international cap was his first since moving to SJP,
becoming the 37th then-current Magpie to play for England.
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