Newcastle United Collection (page 7)

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

Newcastle United 1977, Pre Season. Left to Right. Geoff Nulty, Alan Kennedy wearing builders helmet, Manager Richard Dinnis & Irving Nattrass, Photo-call, St James Park, 20th July 1977

Newcastle United 1989, Pre Season Training, at the clubs training HQ near Durham, 6th July 1989

Newcastle United 1985, Post Season. Newcastle United players bid Tyneside farewell before jetting off on their tour of New Zealand and Fuji, left to right are Gary Kelly, Peter Beardsley

Newcastle 3-1 Man City, FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, Saturday 7th May 1955

Robert Lee arrives at St James and is welcomed by Kevin Keegan. 21st September 1992

Everton v Newcastle Premiership Football 17th August 1996

QPR winger Ian Stewart signed a two-year contract with Newcastle United today after acting manager Willie McFaul had clinched a £ 150, 000 deal

Newcastle United footballer Ivor Broadis. 10th April 1950

Footballer Andy Thorn. 4th September 1989

Dave Beasant tries on the United keepers jersey at St Jamess yesterday. 9th June 1988

John Hendrie holds off the Coventry defenders. 25th October 1988

Newcastle 2-0 Burnley, FA Cup semi final match at Hillsborough, Saturday 30th March 1974. John Tudor heads the ball, but it goes wide

Newcastle centre half Pat Howard (centre) joins strikers Malcolm Macdonald and John Tudor in Manchester United Goalmouth at Old Trafford. Newcastle 0 - 1 Man Utd. 12th February 1972

Sunderland v Newcastle United, Score 1-1, League Division One, Roker Park, Sunderland. Newcastles Jim Scott slams the ball past Jimmy Montgomery and into the net

Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 Newcastle, League match at White Hart Lane, Saturday 7th September 1985. Paul Allen & Ossie Ardiles

Newcastle United v Glasgow Rangers. Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Semi-Final 2nd Leg. Newcastle 2 Rangers 0. United goallkeeper Iam McFaul leaps to gather the ball with high-flying Rangers leader Colin

Former Newcastle United footballer, Jackie Milburn. Circa 1954

Newcastle United Football Club One of the first teams to play at St Jamess Park after East End took over the gound when West End disbanded Circa 1 June 1893

Newcastle United Football Club Team group photograph from the 1894-1895 season 1 August 1894 circa Back row - W Mackay, J Henderson, J Scott, J Clements Middle row - J Collins, R McDermid, R Foyer

Architectural model of proposed changes to St James Park, 1967. A model of how St James Park, home of Newcastle United, could have looked, proposed November 1967

St James Park home of Newcastle United circa 1975

Newcastle United Action - Newcastle United v QPR 15 December 1979 - Peter Withe tries to tackle surprise player - Shep the collie dog

Middlesbrough v Newcastle United. Alan Gowling celebrates his goal with teammate Malcolm Macdonald

The scoreboard at St James Park 10 October 1981

Newcastle Supporters - Just a small section of the 35, 000-plus crowd who stayed on after the final whistle until the Newcastle players returned to the field to receive their accalim 5 May 1984

There was huge crowds at St James Park as Newcastle United fans queued for tickets 17 April 1984

Newcastle United Supporters march along Pilgrim Street in Newcastle 25 / 03 / 80
Newcastle United Supporters march along Pilgrim Street in Newcastle 25/03/80

Newcastle United footballer Kevin Keegan is greeted by jubilant Newcastle fans at St James Park as he arrives for a training session, shortly before making his debut for the club. August 1982

Kevin Keegan argues with a fan that has run on the pitch at St James Park 15 April 1984

Newcastle Supporters - Police on horse back control the Newcastle supporters outside St James Park 28 August 1982

An empty St James Park 3 June 1974

Fenced in - Newcastle United secretary Russell Cushing (left) talking to john gibson at St James Park 29 July 1983

Lib - There was huge crowds at St James Park as Newcastle fans queued for tickets for the Liverpool game 8 May 1984

There was huge crowds at St James Park as Newcastle fans queued for tickets for the Liverpool game 8 May 1984

1897-98 Newcastle United team group photograph. Uniteds successful squad of players and officials reached footballs top tier for the first time in 1898

Bournemouth v Newcastle United FA Cup 4 January 1992 - Ossie Ardiles Newcastle Uniteds fifth boss in just over ten years, Ossie Ardiles was another celebrated personality

NEWCASTLE UNITED V COVENTRY. 1964-65 SEASON, BARRIE THOMAS ATTEMPTS TO SCORE PAST COVENTRYs GEORGE CURTIS. A new centre-forward arrived on Tyneside, Barrie Thomas, from Scunthorpe United

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1963-64. JOE HARVEY, MANAGER. A new manager was needed and former skipper of the heady days of the Forties and Fifties, Joe Harvey returned in 1962 to rebuild the club

Newcastle United player Mirandinha with Willie McFaul 28 August 1987. Mirandinha made headlines scoring for Brazil against England in 1987. McFaul moved quickly to bring him to Tyneside

Newcastle United player Lee Clark with the First Division Trophy May 1993. Born and bred in Newcastle, Lee Clark holds the Championship crown to his fellow Geordies

TOMMY GIBB, NEWCASTLE UTD PLAYER DURING THE 1960s. Newcastle were almost set for their European adventure. Tommy Gibb was another influential arrival, a bargain signing from Partick Thistle

Newcastle United player Mick Quinn scores a penalty during the LEague Division Two match against Ipswich Town at Portman Road. 20th October 1990

Newcastle United v Celtic 17 February 1968 - Two Celtic fans are escorted from St James Park by police When Glasgow Rangers faced United in the Fairs Cup semi-final of 1969 mayhem reigned over

There was huge crowds at St James Park as fans queued for tickets for the Liverpool game 8 May 1984 Newcastles public were caught up with the Keegan phenomenon

Newcastle United Director Stan Seymour 29 August 1969 circa While Newcastle employed a manager for that 1955 triumph, Duggie Livingstone

F. A. Cup 6th Round Replay 1955. Newcastle United 2-0 Huddersfield Town. 16. 03. 55
F.A. Cup 6th Round Replay 1955. Newcastle United 2-0 Huddersfield Town. 16.03.55. Action in the Huddersfield penalty area

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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.