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Sean Longstaff It has not been the easiest season for Sean. If you watch the channel, you will know by now that I would defend both of them with my life. That being said, Sean has even been honest with himself about his season; it has not been great. More frustration and high expectation have had Sean in a difficult spot this season. He has had a couple of really good performances such as Man United at home and Spurs away have been some of his best performances in a Newcastle

It was always going to be difficult for us to get players in this January given the amount of senior players already on our books. Unlike previous years when we've named Jack Colback, Henri Saivet and Achraf Lazaar in our Premier League squad (despite the three only making one league appearance between them (which was actually the game that saw Saivet give the ball away for a goal early on before scoring a free kick four minutes later to equalise in a 3-2 win at West Ham in D

The January transfer window is fast approaching, which is always significant for two reasons; the lack of meaningful transfer activity and excuses that inevitably follow (they’ve already started); also, clubs can start approaching players that are out of contract in the summer. Last season, Mo Diame was the only significant departure, going to Al-Ahli after making 97 appearances for The Magpies. In no particular order, here are the players who are out of contract this summer,

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

Following the news that Rafa Benitez is on his way out of Newcastle, I will be reviewing his tenure on Tyneside. This isn't an article I wanted to do now but I will be doing a similar one when Mike Ashley leaves. When Rafa arrived on Tyneside to replace Steve McClaren, the club was on it's knees and sitting 19th despite spending approximately £80m in the two transfer windows. Things didn't start well for the Spaniard though as only one point from his first four games (includi

“I had an injury, and then the first period of the season I didn’t play much. I went to the Asian Cup, and came back with the injury, so it was a little bit confused. But, I think, it was a great experience working with the manager. He’s the top manager in the league. I learnt a lot of things from him. Hopefully, next season, it’ll be better than this season. “This will be the first full vacation of my career. I want to rest very well with my family, as that’s never happened

I'm not going to lie, I really should've done more articles over the season but seeing as there's no articles reviewing the season, I may as well do it myself. It was another difficult summer for us with only around £22.5m spent (not including whatever loan fees we paid for Salomon Rondon and Kenedy), by the time the first pre season game came around, the only new face was Ki Sung-yueng on a free transfer from Swansea City whilst Mikel Merino left for Real Sociedad after his

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I personally can’t remember a worse start for Newcastle in a Premier League season, this start has even eclipsed the start made by Steve McClaren’s high spending squad. Questions really need to be asked as to how this slump can turn itself around, and whether lack of investment is to play, and I am playing devil’s advocate here, considering we on paper had a weaker side last season and finished 10th. The deserved animosity towards owner Mike Ashley in my opinion must be havin

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