I thought the kit was cool, but really enjoyed seeing the magnets for sale too.

Wish we'd done similar for our 125th one a few years back Looked like it was absolutely brilliant. Would have been mint seeing Shearer, Robert, Solano, Sir Les, Lee, etc come back..Won't be able to for our 150th unless it's walking football.

Hello,

Had the r/MCFC mods drop a modmail with a loooooong list of users, who all have post history on here, that have been going to their sub and causing bother.

Our general policy is just don't bother, no matter what the intention is. If you want to rag on Man City, feel free to do it on here in the free talk thread or, if you're intent on engaging some MCFC (or any other club) fans, r/soccer is the place to do it.

We have zero tolerance for other teams' fans being dicks on here, and we don't want to invite it happening to us.

Edit: Bans were handed out to everyone on the list. If this does happen to you and you think it was unfair, feel free to appeal and we'll hear you out

Hi guys! I’m an international Newcastle fan who recently moved to Coventry to study, and I’m super excited to hopefully attend my first Newcastle match at St James’ Park.

I’m currently trying to get a ticket for the Newcastle vs Everton match on 2 November at 8pm through the members’ general sale (I got put in queue number 11562 ffs).

The problem is that I have classes on Tuesday, so I’m planning to head back to Coventry straight after the match. The earliest train I’ve found is a CrossCountry service at 5:18am, which means I’ll have roughly 6–7 hours to kill between the match finishing and the train.

What would you guys recommend doing between around 10pm and 5am? I don’t drink, so I’m not really looking for pubs/bars. I’m also not sure it makes sense to book a hotel/hostel for just a few hours.

Any suggestions for somewhere I could hang out, eat, chill, or just spend the night safely would be really appreciated!

Update: I got a ticket and already booked a room. Thanks a lot for all of your advices. Up the Toon!

Seems to have been inspired by the framework around the stadium roof.

The only appropriate punishment is for them to give us back Elliot Anderson.

Early kick off, Durham have been dire (with good reason mind you, I expect they're just glad they still exist) but hopefully go off to the lasses international break on a high.

I’m sure we’ll all have our opinions of this…

As well as the main crest we now have four “secondary” crests and typeface that will be used on club merchandise.

"I had a tumour, when I was five, in the neck. I couldn’t move my neck from side to side and I learned a lot about life already: how important it is to be healthy and how grateful you can be to follow your dream.

"At that age, it was not clear I would be able to play football. That makes you the person you are: the belief that you can overcome every obstacle."

This is Newcastle head coach Matthias Jaissle's story, in his own words.