NUFC Collection

Cigarette cards of Harry Clifton, Raymond Bowden and Tom McDonald
Harry Clifton - 17 goals in 35 games in a Newcastle career disrupted by WW2
Raymond Bowden - 6 goals in 52 games who retired after the outbreak of WW2
Tom McDonald - 367 games and 113 goals from 1921-1931

You could be right, wouldn’t mind him staying but he’s probably not going to play much anyway

Yeah looks likely - still think I’d probably keep him, but that might be sentimentality talking

49 goals in 127 games for Callum Wilson - a vital part of the clubs recent history​

I’ve got so many of those Wonga ones, and they’re all awful

Again, it’s terrible but I love it 😂

Replica away kit from the 1997/98 season. One of the best/worst depending on your view
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Getting ahead of myself with a few Champions League programmes from the 1997/98 season
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Newspaper coverage of Kevin Keegan’s departure from Newcastle as a player in May 1984. He left having scored 49 goals in 85 appearances across his two seasons at the club
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Big game today to hopefully push us towards recreating scenes like this.
Evening Chronicle pull out section covering the beginning of Newcastle’s Champions League run in the 2002/03 season
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Expecting a follow up statement along the lines of ‘In a world of PSR restrictions the club must look to maximise all revenue streams, and as the crest is home-grown it will provide ‘pure profit’ on the balance sheet’
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Mathieu Debuchy on the cover for the November 2011 match versus West Brom. Yoan Gouffran and Moussa Sissoko with the goals in the 2-1 win
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Brilliant set of coasters for only £5 from sportingicons.co.uk

Frustratingly incomplete Merlin 95 Premier League sticker album. Did anyone attend the swop shop in Eldon Square!?
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Oof that’s a good shout!

Poster of Malcolm Macdonald from the 1975/76 season. ‘Super Mac’ scored 138 goals in 257 games from 1971-1976
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Display stand and various microstars figures from the early 2000s
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Home programme celebrating Newcastle’s 100th game in European competition in March 2005. United beat Olympiakos 4-0 with goals from Kieran Dyer, Alan Shearer (2) and Lee Bowyer
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NUFC third shirt from the 2022/2023 season
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Same mate!

Some of the recent additions to the NUFC In The ‘90s exhibition - available to view in full here:
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The retro versions of programmes during the 2015/16 season was probably the highlight of the campaign! The Leicester match in November 2015 was a version of the 1967/68 programme. Jamie Vardy scored in a record-equalling 10th consecutive Premier League game

Shay Given appreciation post - he is third on the club’s list of all time appearances with an incredible 463 games
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25000 people for a open top bus tour following a defeat! Evening Chronicle coverage of the parade following the loss to Arsenal in the 1998 FA Cup Final (and yes that is a photo of someone jumping off the side of a pub into the crowd)
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Given the incredible array of ‘keeper tops during the 90’s this one tends to go under the radar - One of the two goalkeeper shirts from the 1997/1998 season
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Wills cigarette card showing the future King George VI meeting the Newcastle side before the 1924 FA Cup final. The Mags won the cup by beating Aston Villa 2-0 with goals from Stan Seymour and Neil Harris.
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England programme for the match versus Albania in March 2025. Dan Burn made his international debut in the 2-0 win and almost scored when his header hit the crossbar
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Souvenir programme from the 2025 League Cup Final. The article about which attribute from each player Fabian Schar would choose to make his perfect footballer was particularly prescient (he also picked Isak’s finishing)
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A second batch of newspapers covering the 2025 League Cup Final victory
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Already some of my favourite objects for the collection, grabbed the last few off the shelf from the newsagents this morning.
Newspapers from the day after Newcastle’s 2025 League Cup Final Win - so good to be able to write those words
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