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Why are Newcastle fans expecting too much after Champions League positions? One fan says the problem is that a portion of the fan base expects too much too soon. They need a reality check, according to this fan.

“Pressed on all fronts but still scoreless away, Newcastle United are navigating a tricky transitional period following Alexander Isak’s departure. Three straight 0-0 away draws have left fans questioning the club’s attacking instincts, while Eddie Howe insists the team are evolving — albeit slower than some might like.”

Guimaraes has established himself as one of the most influential midfielders in the Premier League at Newcastle United, since joining the cl

Newcastle United have released an official statement on Thursday morning. The statement (see below) comes ahead of this weekend’s friendlie

Amanda Staveley has been talking about leaving Newcastle United and the reasons why.

Man City and Liverpool Vie for Premier League Starlet in Transfer Tug-of-War

Newcastle United are confident that Eddie Howe would resist any offer from England and stay at he club, according to the Northern Echo.

Bryan Mbeumo: Poised for a Premier Leap?

Man City’s Transfer Strategy: Weighing Up Bruno Guimaraes

England boss Gareth Southgate will be concerned about Kieran Trippier's fitness after the Newcastle star limped out of a friendly against To

Better than Ginola!!

Gareth Southgate has named his preliminary England Euro 2024 squad, 33 players.

Manchester United are still potentially involved in a scrap with Newcastle United for Crystal Palace sporting director Dougie Freedman, acco

This week, Newcastle United will fly out to Australia ahead of facing Tottenham Hotspur and the A-League All-Star Men in Melbourne.

A look at Newcastle's Premier League number nines and how they've fared in the famous shirt. I recall as a mid-90s child becoming aware...

Newcastle United is reportedly interested in signing Fulham's defender Tosin Adarabioyo, but the player has yet to make a decision about his

The club has made a smart move after conducting a feasibility study. They have decided to opt for the redevelopment of their current stadium

Well that game was shit wasn’t it? And by shit, I mean in the conventional sense, not like the young ‘uns these days might say “this is the

A look at Newcastle's enigmatic underachievers.

What's wrong with 60 minutes ball-in-play?