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With Mike Ashley on the brink of selling our club to the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, a lot of players will be playing for their futures if we can get this season resumed but if we can't, some of them will likely have played their final game for us. So let's take a look at our squad and see who's futures could be affected by the takeover. Starting with the goalkeepers, Karl Darlow and Rob Elliot are coming to the end of their contracts and I don't think a new manag

Well, my uni has shut its doors now due to this virus. So I've got a lot of time on my hands. No football at all so content is at a near standstill. So I'm going to do a series of articles throughout the week. Rating players from each Position in the entire squad. Right now I've got that bit out of the way. Time to go through the NUFC goalkeepers and sum them up. Finishing off with a rating out of 10. Martin Dúbravka Verdict: This lad has been nothing short of absolutely unre

This week two of Newcastle United's most influential dressing room personalities, Jonjo Shelvey and Matt Ritchie signed contract extensions with the club. This is in addition to the new deal our player of the season elect, Martin Dubravka signed shortly after this season began. It is always good news when players commit to Newcastle, whether it be youth prospects finding their feet in the Under 23's, or seasoned first team regulars. But with an influx of key players out of co

The FIFA 20 ratings have been revealed and whilst players have been talking about their own ratings on social media, I thought I'd go through all of our player ratings (including the players we have out on loan) and what it could mean for them on career mode. The rating difference from FIFA 19 mentions the rating from when the game was released. Martin Dubravka - 80 (+1 from FIFA 19) This is no surprise and it says something that despite turning 30 in January, Martin Dubravka

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The first players to leave us in the summer were Vurnon Anita, Sammy Ameobi, Lubomir Satka and Haris Vuckic, who were all released at the end of their contracts. It took a while to make our first signing as Florian Lejeune finally arrived from Eibar on 4 July whilst Graham Carr left his role as chief scout and Matz Sels joined Anderlecht on loan. Later that week, we were linked with wingers Sheyi Ojo, Jesus Navas, Adama Traore and Jacob Murphy and the latter was signed from N

“I thought it was the right opportunity for me at this stage of my career to come up here and push to play, to keep getting better and to get the experience I need so I can go back down the road and push for the number one jersey at Newcastle. I know what this league’s about as I came last season to Kilmarnock and I thought I done well. When the gaffer rung me, asked if I wanted to come to Aberdeen, it was a no-brainer. I wanted to come and play and do my stuff and keep getti