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Newcastle - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

England Premier League

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

EPL

Newcastle

Arsenal

0 - 1

2.47

1.75

Last Overall

Played matches Newcastle

30.10.24

Newcastle

2-0

Chelsea

EFL

2-0

27.10.24

Chelsea

2-1

Newcastle

EPL

2-1

19.10.24

Newcastle

0-1

Brighton

EPL

0-1

05.10.24

Everton

0-0

Newcastle

EPL

0-0

01.10.24

Newcastle

1-0

AFC Wimbledon

EFL

1-0

28.09.24

Newcastle

1-1

Man City

EPL

1-1

21.09.24

Fulham

3-1

Newcastle

EPL

3-1

15.09.24

Wolverhampton

1-2

Newcastle

EPL

1-2

01.09.24

Newcastle

2-1

Tottenham

EPL

2-1

28.08.24

Nottm Forest

4-5

Newcastle

EFL

4-5

25.08.24

Bournemouth

1-1

Newcastle

EPL

1-1

17.08.24

Newcastle

1-0

Southampton

EPL

1-0

10.08.24

Newcastle

1-0

Brest

ECF

1-0

09.08.24

Newcastle

4-0

Girona

ECF

4-0

03.08.24

Yokohama F-Marinos

2-0

Newcastle

ECF

2-0

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Newcastle

Played games: 15

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.47

1.07

Under/Over

1.5

33%

67%

2.5

60%

40%

3.5

80%

20%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

47%

53%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

40%

60%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

80%

20%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	+/-
1	Man City	23	9	7	2	0	20	9	11
2	Liverpool	22	9	7	1	1	17	5	12
3	Arsenal	18	9	5	3	1	17	10	7
4	Aston Villa	18	9	5	3	1	16	11	5
5	Chelsea	17	9	5	2	2	19	11	8
6	Brighton	16	9	4	4	1	16	12	4
7	Nottm Forest	16	9	4	4	1	11	7	4
8	Tottenham	13	9	4	1	4	18	10	8
9	Brentford	13	9	4	1	4	18	18	0
10	Fulham	12	9	3	3	3	12	12	0
11	Bournemouth	12	9	3	3	3	11	11	0
12	Newcastle	12	9	3	3	3	9	10	-1
13	West Ham	11	9	3	2	4	13	16	-3
14	Man Utd	11	9	3	2	4	8	11	-3
15	Leicester	9	9	2	3	4	13	17	-4
16	Everton	9	9	2	3	4	10	16	-6
17	Crystal Palace	6	9	1	3	5	6	11	-5
18	Ipswich	4	9	0	4	5	9	20	-11
19	Wolverhampton	2	9	0	2	7	12	25	-13
20	Southampton	1	9	0	1	8	6	19	-13

Fixtures

Date

Match

02.11.24

EPL

Newcastle – Arsenal

10.11.24

EPL

Nottm Forest – Newcastle

25.11.24

EPL

Newcastle – West Ham

England Premier League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	+/-
1	Man City	23	9	7	2	0	20	9	11
2	Liverpool	22	9	7	1	1	17	5	12
3	Arsenal	18	9	5	3	1	17	10	7
4	Aston Villa	18	9	5	3	1	16	11	5
5	Chelsea	17	9	5	2	2	19	11	8
6	Brighton	16	9	4	4	1	16	12	4
7	Nottm Forest	16	9	4	4	1	11	7	4
8	Tottenham	13	9	4	1	4	18	10	8
9	Brentford	13	9	4	1	4	18	18	0
10	Fulham	12	9	3	3	3	12	12	0
11	Bournemouth	12	9	3	3	3	11	11	0
12	Newcastle	12	9	3	3	3	9	10	-1
13	West Ham	11	9	3	2	4	13	16	-3
14	Man Utd	11	9	3	2	4	8	11	-3
15	Leicester	9	9	2	3	4	13	17	-4
16	Everton	9	9	2	3	4	10	16	-6
17	Crystal Palace	6	9	1	3	5	6	11	-5
18	Ipswich	4	9	0	4	5	9	20	-11
19	Wolverhampton	2	9	0	2	7	12	25	-13
20	Southampton	1	9	0	1	8	6	19	-13

Name

MPG

Erling Haaland Erling Haaland Man City Man City

810

Bryan Mbeumo Bryan Mbeumo Brentford Brentford

810

102

Chris Wood Chris Wood Nottm Forest Nottm Forest

727

104

Danny Welbeck Danny Welbeck Brighton Brighton

755

126

Cole Palmer Cole Palmer Chelsea Chelsea

686

115

Mohamed Salah Mohamed Salah Liverpool Liverpool

695

139

Ollie Watkins Ollie Watkins Aston Villa Aston Villa

693

139

Luis Diaz Luis Diaz Liverpool Liverpool

476

Liam Delap Liam Delap Ipswich Ipswich

640

128

Nicolas Jackson Nicolas Jackson Chelsea Chelsea

618

124

England Premier League Fixtures

England Premier League Results

Newcastle United Football Club, commonly referred to as Newcastle, is a professional football club based in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. Founded in 1892, the club has a rich history and a strong following of fans, known as the Magpies, due to their black and white striped kit. Newcastle has played in the English Premier League, the top tier of English football, since 1993 and has experienced both success and setbacks in their time in the league. Despite being one of the traditional heavyweights of English football, the club has struggled to win major trophies in recent years and is currently seeking to reestablish itself as a top team. Nevertheless, the passion and support of the Magpies' fanbase remains undimmed and Newcastle continues to be one of the most popular and well-supported clubs in the country.

Team:	Newcastle United
Full name:	Newcastle United Football Club
Country:	England
Nickname:	The Magpies, The Toon
Founded:	01/01/1882
Colors:	black-white
stadium:	St James' Park 52.409 Ranks
Address:	St. James Park NE1 4ST Newcastle
Telephone:	01 91 - 2 01 84 00
Fax:	01 91 - 2 01 86 00
Homepage:	https://www.nufc.co.uk/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Newcastle United F.C

Founded

Newcastle United Football Club, commonly referred to as Newcastle United, is an English professional football club based in Newcastle upon Tyne, North East England. It was founded on December 9, 1892, and has been playing at the top tier of English football for most of its history. The club was originally known as Newcastle East End Football Club and played its early matches at St James' Park, which is still its home stadium today.

Over the years, Newcastle United has been one of the most successful clubs in English football, with a proud history of achievements and notable players. They have won four league titles, six FA Cups, and the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, a predecessor to the UEFA Cup. The club has also been runners-up in several major competitions, including the Premier League and the UEFA Cup.

Despite its rich history, Newcastle United has gone through several periods of decline and resurgence, with a number of managerial changes and ownership shifts over the years. However, the club has consistently maintained its strong support base, with a dedicated and passionate fanbase that has remained loyal through the ups and downs. Today, Newcastle United remains a major force in English football, with a talented squad and a bright future ahead.

Finances and ownership

Newcastle United has had a rich history, including several domestic and European successes. The club's finances and ownership have undergone significant changes over the years.

In 2007, Newcastle was taken over by businessman Mike Ashley, who has since invested heavily in the club. During his tenure, Newcastle has seen a number of ups and downs, including several successful seasons and a number of managerial changes. Despite this, the club has remained financially stable, with a strong supporter base and consistent revenues from television rights, matchday revenues, and player transfers.

In recent years, there have been rumors of a potential takeover by a consortium of investors, which could bring further investment and stability to the club. However, as of my knowledge cut off in 2021, Mike Ashley remains the owner of Newcastle United Football Club. The club's finances and ownership continue to be a subject of much discussion and speculation among fans, analysts, and the media.

Popular culture

Newcastle United Football Club, also known as the Magpies, has a rich history and strong cultural identity. The club has a passionate fanbase, known as the Toon Army, who are renowned for their support and loyalty. The club's crest features two magpies, a symbol of their geographical location in the North East of England, which is a source of pride for fans. The black-and-white stripes of their home kit have also become synonymous with the club, and are instantly recognizable to fans of football around the world.

The club's success on the pitch has also had a significant impact on popular culture. Newcastle's 1995/96 season, where they finished as runners-up in the Premier League, remains one of the club's most successful campaigns, and the team that year is remembered fondly by fans. In recent years, Newcastle has become known for its commitment to youth development, with a number of talented young players breaking through into the first team and earning recognition on the international stage.

Overall, Newcastle United FC has a strong cultural presence, both in the North East of England and beyond, and continues to be a popular and beloved football club.

Player

Newcastle United has had a number of talented players who have made significant contributions to the club's success. From record-breaking goal scorers to tenacious defenders, the club has had a wealth of talent in its ranks. In this section, we will take a closer look at some of the most memorable players to have donned the famous black-and-white stripes of Newcastle United.

Famous Player

Newcastle United has produced many talented players who have made a significant impact on the club and the sport of football as a whole. Some of the most famous players in the club's history include:

Alan Shearer: One of the greatest goal-scorers in English football history, Shearer played for Newcastle United from 1996 to 2006. He remains the club's all-time leading scorer with 206 goals.
Peter Beardsley: Beardsley spent two separate spells at Newcastle United, from 1983 to 1987 and from 1993 to 1997. He is widely regarded as one of the most gifted attacking players of his generation.
Jackie Milburn: Milburn is a Newcastle United legend, having scored 200 goals in a career that spanned over 15 years at the club.
Kevin Keegan: Keegan played for Newcastle United from 1982 to 1984 and later returned as manager, leading the club to two consecutive runners-up finishes in the Premier League in the 1990s.
Les Ferdinand: Ferdinand spent six seasons at Newcastle United, from 1995 to 1997 and from 1998 to 2003. He is widely regarded as one of the club's most effective and prolific goalscorers.

These players, along with many others, have made a significant impact on the club's history and are remembered as some of the greatest players to have ever played for Newcastle United Football Club.

Best Player of All time

Newcastle has produced some of the best players in the game, with many going on to achieve great success both at the club and at the international level.

When it comes to the best player of all time at Newcastle United, opinions will vary among fans. However, many consider Alan Shearer to be the best player to have ever played for the club. Shearer joined Newcastle in 1996 and quickly established himself as one of the most prolific goal scorers in the Premier League. He is the club's all-time top scorer with 260 goals and is widely regarded as one of the greatest strikers in the history of English football.

Another player who is often considered one of the best in Newcastle's history is Peter Beardsley. Beardsley joined the club in 1983 and quickly became a fan favorite. He was known for his incredible skills and his ability to create chances for his teammates. He won two First Division titles with Newcastle and was a key player in the club's success during the 1980s.

Other players who are considered among the best to have ever played for Newcastle include Jimmy Smith, Jackie Milburn, and Len White. Each of these players made a significant contribution to the club's success over the years and will always be remembered by Newcastle fans as some of the greatest players to have ever worn the black and white stripes.

Typical Squad

The club is known for having a strong commitment to its youth system, and has developed several star players through its academy over the years. The typical Newcastle United squad is made up of a mix of experienced professionals and up-and-coming talent, with players selected based on their ability to complement the style of play that the club wants to employ.

The squad is typically led by a core group of experienced players who bring stability and leadership to the team. In defense, the club has had a tradition of having solid and dependable center-backs, who are able to organize the backline and prevent opposing teams from scoring. In midfield, the club has had a mix of creative playmakers, ball-winning midfielders, and box-to-box runners, who are able to control the tempo of the game and dictate the flow of play.

Up front, the typical Newcastle United squad has always featured a potent goal-scorer who is capable of leading the team in front of goal. This player is often supported by a mix of pacey and skilful wingers, as well as a hard-working and technically-gifted attacking midfielder. The club is also known for its deep bench, which allows it to rotate players and keep everyone fresh and ready to play when needed.

In conclusion, the typical Newcastle United squad is made up of a diverse range of talented players who are able to work together as a team to achieve success. With a combination of experience, youth, and technical ability, the club is always competitive and is able to challenge for trophies and achieve great things on the pitch.

Squad 2022/23 Season

The 2022/23 season squad of Newcastle United Football Club is composed of talented players from different countries and backgrounds. The starting lineup usually consists of players such as Martin Dubravka in goal, Jamaal Lascelles as center-back, and Ciaran Clark. The midfield is anchored by Isaac Hayden, Jeff Hendrick, and Miguel Almiron, while the attack is led by Callum Wilson and Allan Saint-Maximin.

Other notable players in the squad include Ryan Fraser, Joelinton, Dwight Gayle, and Jacob Murphy, who provide depth and versatility in the attacking areas. The defensive line is also well-stocked with the likes of Fabian Schär, Federico Fernández, and Paul Dummett. The goalkeeper position is backed up by Karl Darlow and Mark Gillespie.

Under the guidance of manager Eddie Howe, this Newcastle United squad has been working hard to achieve their goals and bring success to the club.

Goalkeeper
	1	Martin Dúbravka	Slovakia	15/01/1989
	29	Mark Gillespie	England	27/03/1992
	18	Loris Karius	Germany	22/06/1993
	22	Nick Pope	England	19/04/1992
Defender
		Harrison Ashby	Scotland	14/11/2001
	4	Sven Botman	Netherlands	12/01/2000
	33	Dan Burn	England	09/05/1992
	3	Paul Dummett	Wales	26/09/1991
	17	Emil Krafth	Sweden	02/08/1994
	6	Jamaal Lascelles	England	11/11/1993
	12	Jamal Lewis	Northern Ireland	25/01/1998
	19	Manquillo	Spain	05/05/1994
	11	Matt Ritchie	Scotland	10/09/1989
	5	Fabian Schär	Switzerland	20/12/1991
	13	Matt Targett	England	18/09/1995
	2	Kieran Trippier	England	19/09/1990
Midfielder
	24	Miguel Almirón	Paraguay	10/02/1994
	32	Elliot Anderson	Scotland	06/11/2002
	39	Bruno Guimarães	Brazil	16/11/1997
	7	Joelinton	Brazil	14/08/1996
		Matthew Longstaff	England	21/03/2000
	36	Sean Longstaff	England	30/10/1997
	81	Lewis Miley	England	01/05/2006
	23	Jacob Murphy	England	24/02/1995
	28	Joe Willock	England	20/08/1999
Forward
	21	Ryan Fraser	Scotland	24/02/1994
	8	Anthony Gordon	England	24/02/2001
	14	Alexander Isak	Sweden	21/09/1999
	10	Allan Saint-Maximin	France	12/03/1997
	9	Callum Wilson	England	27/02/1992
Manager
		Eddie Howe	England	29/11/1977
Ass. Manager
		Graeme Jones	England	13/03/1970
		Stephen Purches	England	14/01/1980
		Jason Tindall	England	15/11/1977
		Simon Weatherstone	England	26/01/1980
Goalkeeping Coach
		Shwan Jalal	Iraq	14/08/1983
Physical Coach
		Nick Grantham	England	24/01/1972
Game Analyst
		Daniel García	Spain	09/06/1995
		Mark Leyland	England	11/03/1985

Coach

The coach of Newcastle United Football Club as of 2023 is Steve Bruce. He was appointed as head coach in July 2019 and has since been leading the team. Prior to joining Newcastle, Bruce had a successful managerial career, managing several top-flight clubs such as Hull City, Sunderland, and Aston Villa. He has brought stability to the Newcastle side, leading them to a solid mid-table finish in the 2021-2022 Premier League season. Bruce is known for his tactical acumen, motivational skills, and ability to develop young players. He has a strong reputation in English football, and has won numerous accolades throughout his career. Despite some initial doubts from the Newcastle fanbase, Bruce has won over the fans with his passion for the club and his commitment to delivering results on the pitch.

History of coach

#	COACH	FROM	TO
45	Eddie Howe	08 Nov, 2021	Present
44	Graeme Jones	20 Oct, 2021	08 Nov, 2021
43	Steve Bruce	17 Jul, 2019	20 Oct, 2021
42	Ben Dawson	01 Jul, 2019	17 Jul, 2019
41	Rafael Benitez	11 Mar, 2016	01 Jul, 2019
40	Steve McClaren	10 Jun, 2015	11 Mar, 2016
39	John Carver	31 Dec, 2014	09 Jun, 2015
38	Alan Pardew	09 Dec, 2010	31 Dec, 2014
37	Chris Hughton	01 Jun, 2009	06 Dec, 2010
36	Alan Shearer	02 Apr, 2009	31 May, 2009
35	Joe Kinnear	29 Sep, 2008	02 Apr, 2009
34	Chris Hughton	08 Sep, 2008	29 Sep, 2008
33	Kevin Keegan	16 Jan, 2008	04 Sep, 2008
32	Nigel Pearson	09 Jan, 2008	16 Jan, 2008
31	Sam Allardyce	15 May, 2007	09 Jan, 2008
30	Nigel Pearson	06 May, 2007	15 May, 2007
29	Glenn Roeder	02 Feb, 2006	06 May, 2007
28	Graeme Souness	13 Sep, 2004	02 Feb, 2006
27	John Carver	30 Aug, 2004	13 Sep, 2004
26	Bobby Robson	02 Sep, 1999	30 Aug, 2004
25	Steve Clarke	28 Aug, 1999	02 Sep, 1999
24	Ruud Gullit	27 Aug, 1998	28 Aug, 1999
23	Kenny Dalglish	14 Jan, 1997	27 Aug, 1998
22	Terry McDermott	08 Jan, 1997	14 Jan, 1997
21	Kevin Keegan	05 Feb, 1992	08 Jan, 1997
20	Ossie Ardiles	26 Mar, 1991	05 Feb, 1992
19	Jim Smith	04 Dec, 1988	26 Mar, 1991
18	Colin Suggett	02 Nov, 1988	04 Dec, 1988
17	Willie McFaul	10 Sep, 1985	10 Oct, 1988
16	Jack Charlton	14 Aug, 1984	10 Aug, 1985
15	Arthur Cox	01 Sep, 1980	24 May, 1984
14	Bill McGarry	18 Nov, 1977	31 Aug, 1980
13	Richard Dinnis	02 Feb, 1977	09 Nov, 1977
12	Gordon Lee	12 Jun, 1975	30 Jan, 1977
11	Joe Harvey	01 Jun, 1962	01 Jun, 1975
10	Norman Smith	01 Oct, 1961	01 Jun, 1962
9	Charlie Mitten	01 Jun, 1958	01 Oct, 1961
8	Stan Seymour	01 Jan, 1956	01 Jun, 1958
7	Duggie Livingstone	01 Aug, 1954	31 Jul, 1956
6	Stan Seymour	01 Dec, 1950	01 Dec, 1954
5	George Martin	01 May, 1947	01 Dec, 1950
4	Stan Seymour	01 Sep, 1939	01 Mar, 1947
3	Tom Mather	01 Jun, 1935	01 Sep, 1939
2	Andy Cunningham	01 Jan, 1930	31 May, 1935
1	Frank Watt	01 Aug, 1895	01 Jan, 1930

Crests and Colors

Crests

Crests have been a symbol of identity for football clubs and represent their history, heritage, and values. Newcastle United Football Club, commonly known as The Magpies, have undergone several changes to their crest throughout their history.

The club's first crest was a depiction of a magpie, which is a reference to the club's nickname. This crest appeared on the club's shirts for the first time in the early 1900s and was later modified to include the club's name and two castle towers.

In the 1970s, the club updated its crest to a more modern design, which featured a stylized magpie with a red and white shield. This crest was used for several decades and became synonymous with the club.

In the 1990s, the club decided to return to its roots and reintroduced a more traditional crest, which was based on the original design from the early 1900s. This crest featured a magpie with two castle towers and the club's name.

The current crest, which was introduced in 1998, is a mix of the club's heritage and modern design. It features a magpie in flight with a red and white shield, along with the club's name and the year of the club's formation, 1892.

In conclusion, the crest of Newcastle United Football Club is an important symbol of the club's identity and reflects its rich history and heritage.

Colors

The colors of Newcastle United Football Club are black and white. These colors have been a part of the club's identity since its inception and continue to be an iconic representation of the club to this day. The home kit typically consists of a black and white striped shirt, black shorts, and black socks, while the away kit often features a variety of different colors and designs. These colors have been a source of pride for the club's supporters, and have helped to create a strong sense of unity among the Newcastle faithful.

Fan Club

Newcastle United Football Club has a strong and passionate fanbase, known as the "Magpies". The club has a rich history of supporting its team through thick and thin, and the fans are known for creating an electric atmosphere at St. James' Park, the club's home stadium. There are several fan groups and organizations dedicated to supporting Newcastle United, including the Newcastle United Supporters Club, which provides a platform for fans to discuss the latest club news and events, as well as organize travel to away matches.

The Magpies also have a number of rivalries with other teams, including Sunderland and Middlesbrough, and matches between these teams are known to generate intense passion and excitement among fans. Despite the ups and downs of the club's performance on the pitch, the fans continue to support their team with unyielding passion and pride.

Stadium

Newcastle United Football Club, also known as The Magpies, has a rich history of playing in several stadiums throughout their time as a club. Over the years, the club has called several grounds home, starting from their earliest days at Rosewood Park, moving to St James' Park, which is their current stadium.

St James' Park, located in the city center of Newcastle, has been the home of Newcastle United since 1892. The stadium has undergone several renovations and expansions over the years, making it one of the largest stadiums in the Premier League with a capacity of over 52,000. The stadium has become a symbol of the club's identity and has a strong connection with the club's fans.

Throughout the years, St James' Park has been the stage for many memorable moments in Newcastle's history, including FA Cup wins, league title celebrations, and European nights. It has become an iconic venue and a central part of the city of Newcastle, providing an unforgettable atmosphere for both players and fans.

Hounous and Awards

The club has enjoyed a rich and illustrious history, achieving numerous accolades and honors throughout the years. Over the decades, Newcastle has become one of the most well-known and respected football clubs in England, with a loyal fanbase and a reputation for high-quality football.

Throughout its history, Newcastle has won numerous awards and honors, both domestically and internationally. Domestically, the club has won the old First Division three times, the FA Cup six times, and the League Cup twice. Internationally, Newcastle has won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, the UEFA Intertoto Cup, and the UEFA Cup.

In addition to these victories, Newcastle has produced many talented and accomplished players over the years, many of whom have gone on to become legends of the game. From local heroes such as Jackie Milburn and Len White, to modern-day greats like Alan Shearer and Michael Owen, Newcastle has consistently produced top-class players who have made a significant impact on the game.

Today, Newcastle remains one of the leading lights in English football, and continues to be a major player in the sport. With a rich history of success and a strong commitment to excellence, the club is poised for continued success in the years to come.

Newcastle United - honours

#	Honour	Position	Year
1	League Division Two	Runner-up	1897-98
2	FA Cup	Runner-up	1904-05
3	League Division One	Champion	1904-05
4	FA Cup	Runner-up	1905-06
5	League Division One	Champion	1906-07
6	FA Cup	Runner-up	1907-08
7	League Division One	Champion	1908-09
8	FA Charity Shield	Winner	1909
9	FA Cup	Winner	1909-10
10	FA Cup	Runner-up	1910-11
11	FA Cup	Winner	1923-24
12	League Division One	Champion	1926-27
13	FA Cup	Winner	1931-32
14	League Division Two	Runner-up	1947-48
15	FA Cup	Winner	1950-51
16	FA Cup	Winner	1951-52
17	FA Cup	Winner	1954-55
18	League Division Two	Champion	1964-65
19	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	Winner	1968-69
20	FA Cup	Runner-up	1973-74
21	Texaco Cup	Winner	1973-74
22	Texaco Cup	Winner	1974-75
23	Football League Cup	Runner-up	1975-76
24	League Division 1	Champion	1992-93
25	Premier League	Runner-up	1995-96
26	Premier League	Runner-up	1996-97
27	FA Cup	Runner-up	1997-98
28	FA Cup	Runner-up	1998-99
29	League Championship	Champion	2009-10
30	League Championship	Champion	2016-17

Honour totals

#	Honour	Position	Total
1	FA Charity Shield	Winner	1
2	FA Cup	Runner-up	7
3	FA Cup	Winner	6
4	Football League Cup	Runner-up	1
5	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	Winner	1
6	League Championship	Champion	2
7	League Division 1	Champion	1
8	League Division One	Champion	4
9	League Division Two	Champion	1
10	League Division Two	Runner-up	2
11	Premier League	Runner-up	2
12	Texaco Cup	Winner	2

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FQAs about Newcastle F.C

Q: Did Newcastle ever won the Premier League?

A: No, Newcastle United has not won the Premier League. Their best finish in the Premier League was a runner-up finish in the 1995/1996 season.

Q: Are Newcastle a big club?

A: Newcastle United is considered a big club in English football, with a rich history and a large fan base. They have won several trophies and have been a competitive team in the top division of English football for many years.

Q: Who owns Newcastle club?

A: Newcastle United is currently owned by a British businesswoman named Amanda Staveley, in partnership with the Reuben brothers and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

Q: Was Newcastle a good team?

A: Newcastle United has had many successful seasons throughout their history, and have been considered a good team at various times. However, like all football clubs, they have also experienced periods of struggle and mediocrity.

Q: Is Newcastle FC the richest club?

A: No, Newcastle United is not the richest football club. However, they have a significant budget for player transfers and salaries and are able to compete with other teams in the Premier League.

Q: What is Newcastle United ranked?

A: As of my knowledge cut-off date in 2021, Newcastle United is ranked in the top division of English football, the Premier League. Their current ranking in the league will depend on their performance in recent matches.

Q: Who is the best football player in Newcastle?

A: This is a subjective question and opinions may vary. However, some of the most successful and memorable players in Newcastle United's history include Alan Shearer, Peter Beardsley, and Michael Owen.

Q: Who is Newcastle number 10 player?

A: The number 10 player for Newcastle United is Allan Saint-Maximin. He is a French professional footballer who operates as a winger for Newcastle United in the Premier League. Born on March 12, 1997, he has established himself as a dynamic player in the league.

Q: Who is Newcastle's latest signing?

A: On Deadline Day, Newcastle also acquired the services of West Ham defender Harrison Ashby.

Q: Will Christiano Ronaldo transfer to Newcastle FC?

A: It is difficult to predict. However, Marca reports that in his high-paying contract with Al-Nassr, Ronaldo has the option of joining Newcastle United on loan if they qualify for the next season's Champions League.

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