Newcastle United Collection (page 6)

Newcastle United 4-0 Derby, Division Two league match at St James Park, Saturday 5th May 1984. A hug for Terry McDermott from Olwyn Addison of South Shields

Sheffield Wed 1-1 Newcastle, Division Two League match at Hillsborough, Saturday 18th December 1982. Terry McDermott sees the funny side of life as Sheffield Wednesdays Ante Mirocevic makes a point

Newcastle 2-2 Bolton, Division Two League match at St James Park, Monday 3rd January 1983. Terry McDermott is sent off

Blackburn 1-1 Newcastle, Division Two League match at Ewood Park, Friday 20th April 1984. Terry McDermott shoots against the bar

Newcastle 3-1 Middlesbrough, Division Two League match at St James Park, Saturday 17th March 1984. Terry McDermott scores goal number 2

Newcastle 0-2 Stoke, League match at St James Park, Saturday 9th January 1971

Newcastle United team 1988 -89. Back row L-R Gourlay, Gill, Carter, Lormor, Robinson (D) Hallam, Roche, Chapman, Coxall. Middle L -R, Derek Wright (physio), Stephenson, Wright, Beasant, Scott

Newcastle Uniteds first team squad pictured in their new strips at the St. Jamess Park Press day are: Back row (left to right) Kenny Wharton, Paul Gascoigne, Brian Tinnion, Paul Stephenson

Newcastle United team 1986 / 87 unveiled. Back row, left to right: Coach Colin Suggett
Newcastle United team 1986/87 unveiled. Back row, left to right: Coach Colin Suggett, Kenny Wharton, Paul Tinnion, Martin Thomas, Neil McDonald, Billy Whitehurst, Tone Cunningham, Jeff Clarke

Stewart Houston, Manchester United player in action, Old Trafford, 19th February 1977. Manchester United 3-1 Newcastle

Newcastle 2-0 Watford, Division One league match at St James Park, Saturday 21st November 1992. Bjorn Kristensen in action

Bjorn Kristensen, Newcastle United player at St James Park, Newcastle, 16th March 1989

Newcastle 2-0 Plymouth, Division Two league match at St James Park, Saturday 25th August 1990. Our Picture Shows... Mick Quinn leaps out of the way as Bjorn Kristensen lets loose a 25 yard goal to

Newcastle 3-0 Stoke, Division Two match at St James Park, Monday 16th April 1990. Bjorn Kristensen celebrates after scoring his second and Newcastles third

Newcastle Reserves v Leicester Reserves, new signing Bjorn Kristensen in action, 30th March 1989

Newcastle 2-1 West Ham, Division Two match at St James Park, Saturday 28th April 1990. Our picture shows... Bjorn Kristensen

Newcastle United FC Fashion Show at St James Park, Newcastle, 27th September 1995. David Ginola

Clothes Shop owned by Malcolm MacDonald, Newcastle United Striker, located in Newgate Street Shopping Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, exterior of shop pictured 25th May 1976

Middlesbrough v Newcastle United. Its the first of Middlesbroughs four goals against Newcastle United. Ian Gibson jumps for joy as he cracks the ball into the net as goalkeeper Dave Hollins lays

Liverpool 1-2 Newcastle United, Division One league match at Anfield, Saturday 1st October 1988. Francisco Ernani Lima da Silva, aka Mirandinha

Barnsley v Newcastle United. Left to right, W Campbell, J Brownlie. Circa 1981

John Brownlie, Newcastle United football player. August 1979

Newcastle United 5 -2 Leeds United, Second Division match held at St James Park. Micky Quinn scores four goals at his Newcastle debut. 19th August 1989

Bolton 1-3 Newcastle, premier league match at Burnden Park, Tuesday 22nd August 1995. Les Ferdinand

Newcastle 3-0 Coventry, premier league match at St James Park, Saturday 19th August 1995. Les Ferdinand

Portsmouth v Newcastle United. FA Cup Quarter-final. Final score 4-2 to Newcastle United. Fratton Park, Portsmouth. 8th March 1952

Jackie Milburn of Newcastle United scores a goal against Portsmouth. FA Cup Quarter-final. Final score 4-2 to Newcastle United. Fratton Park, Portsmouth. 8th March 1952

Premier League match at St James Park. Newcastle United 1 v 1 Tottenham Hotspur on the final day of the season. Newcastle Manager Kevin Keegan up in arms. 5th May 1996

Newcastle 0 -1 Manchester United, Premier League match held at St James Park. 4th March 1996

English Premier League match at St James Park. Newcastle United 3 v Manchester City 1. Peter Beardsley celebrates his goal from the penalty spot as City captain Keith Curle looks

English Premier League match at the City Ground. Nottingham Forest 1 v Newcastle United 1. Despair for Newcastle player Peter Beardsley and teammates David Batty

English Premier League match at Selhurst Park. Wimbledon 3 v Newcastle United 3. Newcastle players Les Ferdinand, Peter Beardsley and John Beresford celebrate a goal. 3rd December 1995

English Premier League match at Ewood Park. Blackburn Rovers 2 v Newcastle United 1. A distraught Peter Beardsley shows his emotion at the final whistle as Newcastle lose ground in the title race

English Premier League match at St James Park. Newcastle United 2 v Queens Park Rangers 1. Relief for Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan on the sidelines as Peter Beardsley comes to the rescue with two

Premier League match at Elland Road. Leeds United 0 v Newcastle United 1. Match winner Keith Gillespie (far right). is congratulated by jubilant teammates including Rob Lee

English Premier League match at Hillsborough. Sheffield Wednesday 0 v Newcastle United 2. Peter Beardsley is congratulated on his goal by teammate Les Ferdinand. 27th August 1995

Newcastle FC, Pre Season Training, players jogging around pitch, St James Park, home of Newcastle United Football Club. 1st August 1961

St James Park, home of Newcastle United Football Club. 14th April 1964

Manager Joe Harvey and players, clear snow from pitch at St James Park, home of Newcastle United Football Club. 1st February 1963

New giant sign at St James Park, home of Newcastle United Football Club, Fallowgate end, 27th July 1971

Bobby Robson, news press conference, to officially present him to the media as new Newcastle United manager, pictured at St James Park, Friday 3rd September 1999

Newcastle 1-2 Sunderland, Premier league match at St James Park, Wednesday 25th August 1999. Alan Shearer & Duncan Ferguson. Watching match from bench

Newcastle 3-3 Wimbledon, Premier league match at St James Park, Saturday 21st August 1999. Alan Shearer, watches match from the bench

Newcastle United v Manchester United. Final Score 5-0 to Newcastle United. Premier League, St James Park, Newcastle upon Tyne. Gary Pallister slide tackles Alan Shearer. 20th October 1996

Newcastle United 1994, Pre Season Training, at the clubs training HQ near Durham, 8th July 1994

Newcastle United 1993, Pre Season Phtoto-call, St James Park, Newcastle, 30th July 1993. Terry McDermott, Assistant manager

Newcastle United 1988, Pre Season, new signings, (left to right) John Robertson, Andy Thorn, Dave Beasant and John Hendrie and photo-call, St James Park, 15th August 1988

Newcastle United 1986, Pre Season. Players take time out on a inflatable bouncing castle at their Benwell training ground to help publicise Bounce Aid, the latest North East answer to Band Aid

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"Newcastle United: A Legacy of Triumph and Passion" Step into the historic St James Park Stadium, where fine art meets football. This iconic venue has witnessed countless memorable moments for Newcastle United Football Club. In 1955, the Magpies soared to victory, clinching the FA Cup title. Jackie Milburn and his teammates rejoiced in their triumph, etching their names in football history forever. Fast forward to present day, as Brighton and Hove Albion clashed with Newcastle United in a Premier League battle on August 13th, 2022. The stadium was filled with anticipation and electric energy. St James Park stands tall as the heart of Newcastle United's legacy. Since its establishment on February 20th, 1968, it has been a sacred ground for passionate fans who bleed black and white. Even amidst snow-covered terrains in February 1978, nothing could dampen the spirits of loyal supporters flocking to witness their beloved team play at St James Park. The journey continued as Stoke City faced off against Newcastle United - an encounter that showcased the club's resilience and determination on the pitch. Reliving past glories brings us back to that unforgettable moment in '55 when Newcastle defeated Manchester City by three goals to one during the FA Cup Final. It was a defining chapter that still echoes through time. As we look ahead, every match at St James Park holds immense significance – none more so than when Arsenal arrives for a thrilling Premier League clash. The atmosphere will be electric as two giants collide on this hallowed turf once again. Newcastle United is not just a football club; it represents passion, pride, and unwavering support from its devoted fanbase. From historic victories to fierce battles fought under floodlights – this is where dreams are made reality.