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Newcastle United defender Fabian Schär has signed a new one-year deal with the club until the end of the 2026/27 season.
Fabian's contract was set to expire at the end of June but the 86-time Swiss international will now enter his ninth season at St. James' Park as preparations continue for the upcoming campaign.
The centre-back is the second-longest serving player in the current squad, having arrived from Spanish side Deportivo La Coruña in July 2018.
Fabian has 251 Magpies appearances to his name in all competitions and has played a key role in the success of recent seasons, helping the team twice secure UEFA Champions League qualification as well as lifting the Carabao Cup last year.
The 34-year-old has also established himself as a threat at the opposite end of the pitch, finding the net on an impressive 22 occasions.
On extending his stay with the club, Fabian said: "I'm really pleased to be staying at the club. I feel like I've achieved a lot in my eight years here but I believe there is still much more to come.
"I'm proud to call Newcastle home. Everybody knows how happy I am, both in this city and with this club, so I'm very glad to be continuing that for another year.
"Last season didn't end the way I wanted in terms of my injury, but my full focus now is on getting back to fitness and helping the team achieve our goals next season."
Head Coach Eddie Howe added: "Fabian has been outstanding since I arrived at the football club so I'm really pleased to see that he'll be staying with us.
"He's a really highly valued member of our squad, not only for his ability on the pitch but also for the leadership and experience he brings to the group.
"Fabian's form was really strong until injury ended his season. His creative distribution, defensive mentality and huge experience was a big miss towards the end of the last campaign. He has worked tirelessly to regain his fitness and we look forward to seeing him back in action next season."
Sporting Director Ross Wilson commented: "I'm delighted that Fabian has committed himself to the club and will continue his Newcastle United journey for another year.
"It's clear how highly regarded he is by everybody at the club. He's made a really positive impact during his eight years here and we believe he still has a key role to play both on and off the pitch.
"We had some complex discussion but all involved were keen to reach a conclusion on Fabian's future quickly following the season's end, so I'm pleased to have that clarity this early into the summer. We look forward to seeing Fabi back in the squad during pre-season."
Fabian's contract was set to expire at the end of June but the 86-time Swiss international will now enter his ninth season at St. James' Park as preparations continue for the upcoming campaign.
The centre-back is the second-longest serving player in the current squad, having arrived from Spanish side Deportivo La Coruña in July 2018.
Fabian has 251 Magpies appearances to his name in all competitions and has played a key role in the success of recent seasons, helping the team twice secure UEFA Champions League qualification as well as lifting the Carabao Cup last year.
The 34-year-old has also established himself as a threat at the opposite end of the pitch, finding the net on an impressive 22 occasions.
On extending his stay with the club, Fabian said: "I'm really pleased to be staying at the club. I feel like I've achieved a lot in my eight years here but I believe there is still much more to come.
"I'm proud to call Newcastle home. Everybody knows how happy I am, both in this city and with this club, so I'm very glad to be continuing that for another year.
"Last season didn't end the way I wanted in terms of my injury, but my full focus now is on getting back to fitness and helping the team achieve our goals next season."
Head Coach Eddie Howe added: "Fabian has been outstanding since I arrived at the football club so I'm really pleased to see that he'll be staying with us.
"He's a really highly valued member of our squad, not only for his ability on the pitch but also for the leadership and experience he brings to the group.
"Fabian's form was really strong until injury ended his season. His creative distribution, defensive mentality and huge experience was a big miss towards the end of the last campaign. He has worked tirelessly to regain his fitness and we look forward to seeing him back in action next season."
Sporting Director Ross Wilson commented: "I'm delighted that Fabian has committed himself to the club and will continue his Newcastle United journey for another year.
"It's clear how highly regarded he is by everybody at the club. He's made a really positive impact during his eight years here and we believe he still has a key role to play both on and off the pitch.
"We had some complex discussion but all involved were keen to reach a conclusion on Fabian's future quickly following the season's end, so I'm pleased to have that clarity this early into the summer. We look forward to seeing Fabi back in the squad during pre-season."
Some guy reckons WHOOP are our new sponsors.
Not confirmed.
Not confirmed.
what price would be a sell for Lewis Hall in your opinion ?
I would have thought a bid in the region of 60m should the club wish to sell.
sounds about fair Trackman, I can see Utd of Manchester going above that which worries me..if you get 65-70m you are definitely winning imo..though age (sell on value) allied to quality is a tough replace I guess..
We paid 28 + loan fee for him, you'd want 70,unless he has a release clause.
Don't have to sell, but he's obviously happy to move on.
So don't let contract tick down.
Probably far better than a full back.
Was doing well, great season but couple of poor games at wrong time
cost him England plaice.
Don't have to sell, but he's obviously happy to move on.
So don't let contract tick down.
Probably far better than a full back.
Was doing well, great season but couple of poor games at wrong time
cost him England plaice.
Not necessarily his fault he had poor games, but getting left 1 on 1 too
often when you are tired is tough.
often when you are tired is tough.
yep, was surprised he missed out on England tbh..would pay 55 + add ons to 60 personally..but would struggle with 70m though totally get from your point of view that's the sellable point...and with Gordon sold I guess you can sit if he's a half decent type..
Quite possible he would be an excellent midfielder
But Newcastle wouldn't have much height if they
played him their,... Sort of old fashioned to have
little guy at full back, but still a thing.
But Newcastle wouldn't have much height if they
played him their,... Sort of old fashioned to have
little guy at full back, but still a thing.
He carries ball well and might be best dribbler at the club.
with Gordon gone is it fair to say, you don't need to sell beyond that (taking player power out of things) ..thinking Guimares and Tonali as well..
If they want to go, it's best to sell them to grow the club.
Only way to reach promised land, of course best to sell
on our terms for timing and price.
Spence is faster and bigger / stronger than hall.
Probably why Tuchel picked him.
Only way to reach promised land, of course best to sell
on our terms for timing and price.
Spence is faster and bigger / stronger than hall.
Probably why Tuchel picked him.
apologies to the regulars for hogging your thread..but genuinely interested ..views on Gordon ?
decent price sale ?
decent price sale ?
Brentford,I'd imagine one of Bruno,Tonali,Livramento or Hall will follow Gordon through the door before September 1st.
However if anyone of those are to leave the buyer must also take Nick Pope.
harsh - not quite equipped for the modern game maybe...was a terrific shot stopper for you boys for a while though...
Indeed he was. I always go back to the sending off at home to Liverpool as the time to when it all went pear shaped.
Guess they must have someone in mind as competition at least, James Trafford getting a few mentions - though that would have to be a straight no.1 you'd think
Rumours they want Trafford, and young French lad.
Young French lad might not come if he's no3, so
bit of a road block all round.
Pope is a good shot stopper still, but everybody lost
confidence in him. Crowd, staff, himself and family, even his mam, probably.
Young French lad might not come if he's no3, so
bit of a road block all round.
Pope is a good shot stopper still, but everybody lost
confidence in him. Crowd, staff, himself and family, even his mam, probably.
Victor Muñoz looks like being top target to replace Gordon.
His cousin Santiago Munez was a huge success but
moved on...
His cousin Santiago Munez was a huge success but
moved on...
yep, that's a tough gig at that point..
...might be worth keeping down the order so to speak though...
Tom Heaton just got another deal @ OT..these ex Burnley lads are gold..
...might be worth keeping down the order so to speak though...Tom Heaton just got another deal @ OT..these ex Burnley lads are gold..
Good pros to have around, and help coaching the young'uns.
Need 3 keepers.
Need 3 keepers.
absolutely mate.. have a good summer lads anyway..one of the threads I regularly read..
Gordon, by the way, one of the fastest players I've seen.
Not necessarily top speed, although that's quick, but his
acceleration is scarey quick.
He's an intelligent player, (when not getting sent off) and
maybe his finishing let's him down a bit, and some
of his crossing off his left foot can be over hit.
He did a lot of work locally with charities and hospitals
so good guy.
Not necessarily top speed, although that's quick, but his
acceleration is scarey quick.
He's an intelligent player, (when not getting sent off) and
maybe his finishing let's him down a bit, and some
of his crossing off his left foot can be over hit.
He did a lot of work locally with charities and hospitals
so good guy.
yep, I'm a big fan of the lad, wasn't tbh until I saw him do a piece with the Overlap (obvs knew he had serious ability) but came across really well, on field I think a bit like some others there's more in there..can he unlock it @ Barca ..not sure..big wide pitch will suit but pressure like few others on every game..
Seems to thrive on pressure, but needs to control temper.
They'll teach him a thing or two about diving if he loses it.
They'll teach him a thing or two about diving if he loses it.
Ewen Jaouen agreement confirmed at this end. Incoming youngster will sign four-year deal. And set to join from Reims to compete to be number 1 on Tyneside.
Lee Ryder
Lee Ryder
just rumours as normal 
until it goes on the official website; I don't believe anything
until it goes on the official website; I don't believe anything
Pope to Madrid, front page, not wor pope,
Almost 50,000 fans have joined our Season Ticket Waiting List, in an incredible show of support.
250 fans will be notified this week that they have been successful in their application, and remaining eligible applicants will enter a structured, tiered system for future access.
250 fans will be notified this week that they have been successful in their application, and remaining eligible applicants will enter a structured, tiered system for future access.
The full story; does this mean we should build 100;000 stadium 
Supporters are being contacted to let them know their positions in the list.
Fans have given an incredible response to the Season Ticket Waiting List, with almost 50,000 signups since its launch earlier this summer.
An unprecedented demand for tickets has seen fans from across the world pledge their support by signing up to the waiting list; an initiative driven by the collaborative work of the Fan Advisory Board and club officials.
Ensuring tickets remain available for the upcoming season, 250 lucky fans will receive notification this week that they have been successful in their application. Meanwhile, others who have logged their interest, and continue to be a Mags Member, will enter a tiered list to gain access to future season tickets.
Commenting on the historic demand, Chief Operating Officer Brad Miller, said: “We have been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of fans logging their interest to gain access to tickets.
“Not only does this show the incredible levels of support we are fortunate to have, but it highlights the immense size and potential of this football club. This demand shows exactly why we needed a structured waiting list to give supporters transparency and fair access to tickets.
"We must also extend our appreciation to our Fan Advisory Board for helping to drive this important piece of work.”
Chairman of the Fan Advisory Board, Michael McCarthy, added: “The support and demand to purchase season tickets is extraordinary and the number of signups reiterate this. The reaction that we have had from supporter groups and individuals has been brilliant and it’s great that we are now rolling out the Season Ticket Waiting List.
“Congratulations to those who have been successful in securing their tickets for next season and we will continue to listen to fans on ideas for the Season Ticket Waiting List and overall ticketing.”
Mags Members can still join the Season Ticket Waiting List by going to book.newcastleunited.com from Wednesday 10th June.
Supporters are being contacted to let them know their positions in the list.
Fans have given an incredible response to the Season Ticket Waiting List, with almost 50,000 signups since its launch earlier this summer.
An unprecedented demand for tickets has seen fans from across the world pledge their support by signing up to the waiting list; an initiative driven by the collaborative work of the Fan Advisory Board and club officials.
Ensuring tickets remain available for the upcoming season, 250 lucky fans will receive notification this week that they have been successful in their application. Meanwhile, others who have logged their interest, and continue to be a Mags Member, will enter a tiered list to gain access to future season tickets.
Commenting on the historic demand, Chief Operating Officer Brad Miller, said: “We have been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of fans logging their interest to gain access to tickets.
“Not only does this show the incredible levels of support we are fortunate to have, but it highlights the immense size and potential of this football club. This demand shows exactly why we needed a structured waiting list to give supporters transparency and fair access to tickets.
"We must also extend our appreciation to our Fan Advisory Board for helping to drive this important piece of work.”
Chairman of the Fan Advisory Board, Michael McCarthy, added: “The support and demand to purchase season tickets is extraordinary and the number of signups reiterate this. The reaction that we have had from supporter groups and individuals has been brilliant and it’s great that we are now rolling out the Season Ticket Waiting List.
“Congratulations to those who have been successful in securing their tickets for next season and we will continue to listen to fans on ideas for the Season Ticket Waiting List and overall ticketing.”
Mags Members can still join the Season Ticket Waiting List by going to book.newcastleunited.com from Wednesday 10th June.
Waiting for Bish Bosher to get home from work to confirm the new goalkeeper sighing.
Which goalie is this?
The horseman, or the won we sighed last month.
The horseman, or the won we sighed last month.
Anywon bort the new strip?
Oh me lads, you shud of seen us scanning...
Or trackman
Oh me lads, you shud of see us scranning
Oh me lads, you shud of seen us scanning...
Or trackman
Oh me lads, you shud of see us scranning
just for you trackers
Newcastle United has completed the signing of highly-sought after goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen from Stade de Reims on a long-term contract.
The much coveted 20-year-old made 34 Ligue 2 appearances last season, keeping 15 clean sheets, and has represented France at Under-21 level.
Jaouen joined Reims in the summer of 2023 after beginning his professional career with Guingamp. He spent the second half of the 2023/24 campaign on loan at Rodez, before moving to USL Dunkerque for the 2024/25 season where he was part of the squad that reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France, losing to eventual
winners Paris Saint-Germain.
On his signing, Jaouen said: “I’m really excited to become a Newcastle United player.
“When I visited the training ground, I could see how passionate everyone is about the club and the work they do, and I loved the environment straight away. I also had the chance to see the stadium and it’s huge.
“I’ve heard so much about the supporters and how they are the best in the country. The passion of the entire city and the atmosphere at St James’ Park are famous throughout football, and I can’t wait to experience that for myself and become a true Geordie.
“As a goalkeeper, I enjoy one on one situations and playing as a modern keeper, building from the back and being comfortable with the ball at my feet. Now I want to develop alongside the amazing players and staff here, enjoy my football, and prove my value on the pitch.”
Newcastle United has completed the signing of highly-sought after goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen from Stade de Reims on a long-term contract.
The much coveted 20-year-old made 34 Ligue 2 appearances last season, keeping 15 clean sheets, and has represented France at Under-21 level.
Jaouen joined Reims in the summer of 2023 after beginning his professional career with Guingamp. He spent the second half of the 2023/24 campaign on loan at Rodez, before moving to USL Dunkerque for the 2024/25 season where he was part of the squad that reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France, losing to eventual
winners Paris Saint-Germain.
On his signing, Jaouen said: “I’m really excited to become a Newcastle United player.
“When I visited the training ground, I could see how passionate everyone is about the club and the work they do, and I loved the environment straight away. I also had the chance to see the stadium and it’s huge.
“I’ve heard so much about the supporters and how they are the best in the country. The passion of the entire city and the atmosphere at St James’ Park are famous throughout football, and I can’t wait to experience that for myself and become a true Geordie.
“As a goalkeeper, I enjoy one on one situations and playing as a modern keeper, building from the back and being comfortable with the ball at my feet. Now I want to develop alongside the amazing players and staff here, enjoy my football, and prove my value on the pitch.”
No wonder we are sometimes called the barcodes; shocking imvho
Bish confirms first sighing.We await his next one.
I'm away on Tuesday; hopefully will confirm another one before then 
New stadio looking good, tickets for all.
Wellthe shows will be starting this week coming so plenty rain expected.Used to be a big factor in my plate anti purst bet but makes little difference now.Any fancies? I am going for Klassleader with ew saver on Tribal star
First Legion at york tomorrow well worth a ew bet at 25s.
Never put it up last night but rousing encore was 14s,half that now.boat missed.
Anybody else been up all night polishing their hat?
I'm away on my travels for a fortnight today what a shame there have been no more signings to report back on 1st July so hopefully there will be loads of activity at the cathedral on the hill; good luck to everyone who is betting
what a shame there have been no more signings to report back on 1st July so hopefully there will be loads of activity at the cathedral on the hill; good luck to everyone who is betting
Shirley has to put off any perspective bidders in this window.
Agreed so it seems the press have moved on to Sandro, £100m to Spurs/arsenal/City/Manure 
I reckon he owes the clerb and fans a season.If he does instigate a move away then should i ever see him, i will say,you sir, are a rat!
We need to pull our fingers out Trackers, we are bottom of the Royal Ascot Comp after day 1.
Livramento was rushed back from injury too quick this season. Although he had a big injury at Southampton as well. Not a good sign.
As for Tonali, if they get 100m euro from Spurs, Howe should drive him down himself.
As for Tonali, if they get 100m euro from Spurs, Howe should drive him down himself.
That would be 100 million pound notes not euros thank you.
I genuinely presumed it was Euro. If its £ that would have to involve Howe personally packing his bags and selling his house off too...
as for going to Spurs.....LOL. Getting £100m off Spurs should end with Ross Wilson having a statue built or stand named after him...
BTW regardless of them winning, Livramento should never have been allowed to play at the U21 last summer. The min a full senior cap is given any underage games should be ruled out.
Some of these players need to learn what side their bread is buttered. You think Fergie would have allowed a senior first teamer to play in some tin pot U21 tournament rather than rest the season before a CL campaign.
Some of these players need to learn what side their bread is buttered. You think Fergie would have allowed a senior first teamer to play in some tin pot U21 tournament rather than rest the season before a CL campaign.
They might of thought he needed his fitness built up?
I had a decent day yesterday as well. ( insert red card ) Just selected the wrong wons in the comp.
Off the mark here Trackers with Victorious. Why isnt pointa in it, its only a bit of fun.
As for racingferkingqueen, ffs.
As for racingferkingqueen, ffs.
Well done TT, I didn't bother the judge in the comp again to maintain my 100% record.
Pointas a puff.
Pointas a puff.
Chancel Mbemba theres a blast from the past, still only 31
I know its creekit but is it just me or is Jorfa Archer the most over rated bowler in modern times?
Not saying this fr obvious reasons but Englands 2 full backs are pap.In fact whole back four look ropey.We dont seem to have any creativity in midfield and Kane dropping too deep.
Predictions for first 6 fixtures next season,the order will probably be wrong but i have a feeling these wont be far away.
Spurs (a)
Promoted team (h)
Leeds (h)
Citeh (a)
Villa (a)
Liverpool (h)
Anybody else with an O pinny on?
Spurs (a)
Promoted team (h)
Leeds (h)
Citeh (a)
Villa (a)
Liverpool (h)
Anybody else with an O pinny on?
August
Sun 23 Liverpool (H)
Sat 29 Spurs (A)
September
Sat 05 Bournemouth (H)
Sat 12 Leeds United (A)
Sat 19 Hull City (H)
October
Sat 10 Coventry City (A)
Sat 17 Aston Villa (H)
Sat 24 Crystal Palace (A)
Sat 31 Everton (H)
November
Sat 07 Fulham (A)
Sat 21 Arsenal (H)
Sat 28 Brighton and Hove Albion (A)
December
Wed 02 Manchester United (H)
Sat 05 mackems (H)
Sat 12 Ipswich Town (A)
Sat 19 Brentford (A)
Sat 26 Manchester City (H)
Wed 30 Nottingham Forest (H)
January
Sat 02 Chelsea (A)
Wed 06 Manchester United (A)
Sat 09 FAC 3
Sat 16 Fulham (H)
Sat 23 Arsenal (A)
Sat 30 Brighton and Hove Albion (H)
February
Sat 06 Everton (A)
Wed 10 Chelsea (H)
Sat 20 Manchester City (A)
Sat 27 Brentford (H)
March
Wed 03 Nottingham Forest (A)
Sat 13 Bournemouth (A)
Sat 20 Leeds United (H)
April
Sat 10 Liverpool (A)
Sat 17 Spurs (H)
Sat 24 Ipswich Town (H)
May
Sat 01 mackems (A)
Sat 08 Coventry City (H)
Sat 15 Aston Villa (A)
Sun 23 Crystal Palace (H)
Sun 30 Hull City (A)
Sun 23 Liverpool (H)
Sat 29 Spurs (A)
September
Sat 05 Bournemouth (H)
Sat 12 Leeds United (A)
Sat 19 Hull City (H)
October
Sat 10 Coventry City (A)
Sat 17 Aston Villa (H)
Sat 24 Crystal Palace (A)
Sat 31 Everton (H)
November
Sat 07 Fulham (A)
Sat 21 Arsenal (H)
Sat 28 Brighton and Hove Albion (A)
December
Wed 02 Manchester United (H)
Sat 05 mackems (H)
Sat 12 Ipswich Town (A)
Sat 19 Brentford (A)
Sat 26 Manchester City (H)
Wed 30 Nottingham Forest (H)
January
Sat 02 Chelsea (A)
Wed 06 Manchester United (A)
Sat 09 FAC 3
Sat 16 Fulham (H)
Sat 23 Arsenal (A)
Sat 30 Brighton and Hove Albion (H)
February
Sat 06 Everton (A)
Wed 10 Chelsea (H)
Sat 20 Manchester City (A)
Sat 27 Brentford (H)
March
Wed 03 Nottingham Forest (A)
Sat 13 Bournemouth (A)
Sat 20 Leeds United (H)
April
Sat 10 Liverpool (A)
Sat 17 Spurs (H)
Sat 24 Ipswich Town (H)
May
Sat 01 mackems (A)
Sat 08 Coventry City (H)
Sat 15 Aston Villa (A)
Sun 23 Crystal Palace (H)
Sun 30 Hull City (A)
Wonder who has put up Savage Mariner in the Norfolf tomorrow.
I was looking at the prices on oddschecker and it went from 40s to 14s in a matter of a minute
I was looking at the prices on oddschecker and it went from 40s to 14s in a matter of a minute
Only 11s now Trackers, once ran and could be anything.
I would take that bergval with loadsamoney in a swap deal if Tonali is so keen to leave.
Fabrizio Romano ‘Fraud’
Fabrizio Romano is being called out for making tweets for payments by agents and clubs in order to unsettle players, and by betting companies to push forward more gambling.
Late last night Luke Edwards a journalist for the Telegraph that covers Newcastle United called him out on his ‘work’ on Twitter/X.
https://x.com/lukeedwardstele/status/2069178105114005709?s=46
Edwards doubled down and claimed that Romano has no relationship with Newcastle United because unlike other clubs, they refuse to pay him to cover them. As a result it has been claimed by supporters that when he does cover Newcastle United, he typically does so in a negative manner. Fans of other clubs also have similar complaints about him.
Another journalist has also called him out for his practices, even going as far as making his article free to read so that people can be freely aware of his practices.
https://sportingintelligence832.substack.com/p/here-we-go-the-lowdown-on-football
In this article, not only are his links to his practices called out, but it even goes as far a unveiling that Romano was the person responsible for spreading fake news of Christian Atsu being found alive following an earthquake in Turkey. This resulted in Atsu’s family travelling to local hospitals in order to try and reach him. In reality Atsu had not been found at all, nor was he confirmed to be alive. Atsu was later found to have denied and been buried beneath the rubble of his clubs training ground.
Fabrizio Romano is being called out for making tweets for payments by agents and clubs in order to unsettle players, and by betting companies to push forward more gambling.
Late last night Luke Edwards a journalist for the Telegraph that covers Newcastle United called him out on his ‘work’ on Twitter/X.
https://x.com/lukeedwardstele/status/2069178105114005709?s=46
Edwards doubled down and claimed that Romano has no relationship with Newcastle United because unlike other clubs, they refuse to pay him to cover them. As a result it has been claimed by supporters that when he does cover Newcastle United, he typically does so in a negative manner. Fans of other clubs also have similar complaints about him.
Another journalist has also called him out for his practices, even going as far as making his article free to read so that people can be freely aware of his practices.
https://sportingintelligence832.substack.com/p/here-we-go-the-lowdown-on-football
In this article, not only are his links to his practices called out, but it even goes as far a unveiling that Romano was the person responsible for spreading fake news of Christian Atsu being found alive following an earthquake in Turkey. This resulted in Atsu’s family travelling to local hospitals in order to try and reach him. In reality Atsu had not been found at all, nor was he confirmed to be alive. Atsu was later found to have denied and been buried beneath the rubble of his clubs training ground.
Bergvall is a good player, headed to top
Yes please.
Yes please.
Gordan getting pelters for the cockney press 11 not beating Ghana.I wasnt his biggest fan but the lad might of stood a better chance if he could of lined up with a lad he had played alongside all season.Instead he got lumped with a right footed squad player.He is from a laandan team though.
Gordan getting pelters for the cockney press 11 not beating Ghana.I wasnt his biggest fan but the lad might of stood a better chance if he could of lined up with a lad he had played alongside all season.Instead he got lumped with a right footed squad player.He is from a laandan team though.
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