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Stop blaming the ref ffs, he gave US everything in the first half! It was a stupid challenge by Hall who otherwise had a tremendous game, give the ref a decision to make and thats what happens, it was a foul and Hall knew it more than anyone.
Lets get it right, this was a point that we werent expecting, a welcome point at that, we played to hit them on the break and hit them quick and it worked, very well done to the manager for those tactics.
But also lets get thing right - this was not a great performance by us, less than 40% possession, they had more shots at goal and were better all round, apart from sticking the ball in the net, we had to make 39 clearances, they had 27 shots but only 7 on target, thankfully.
Our keeper was dodgy! yes dodgy, he flapped at one or two, was beaten by a grass cutter from 23 yards.
Thiaw and Botman could have been caught out several times, sloppy challenges but they got away with it, this time.
Steur was terrible, yes he was, he gave the ball away four times in his own half that on another day could of cost us dearly, the potential is there but right now thats what it is, potential.
A huge plus was the performance of Dedic, Wissa man of the match by a street mile, Osula was on the ball for the quick break aways, Elanga showed glimpses of why we signed him, Miley was excellent in midfield but he needs a more experienced man alongside him, lets hope we got someone in soon.
Lets get it right, this was a point that we werent expecting, a welcome point at that, we played to hit them on the break and hit them quick and it worked, very well done to the manager for those tactics.
But also lets get thing right - this was not a great performance by us, less than 40% possession, they had more shots at goal and were better all round, apart from sticking the ball in the net, we had to make 39 clearances, they had 27 shots but only 7 on target, thankfully.
Our keeper was dodgy! yes dodgy, he flapped at one or two, was beaten by a grass cutter from 23 yards.
Thiaw and Botman could have been caught out several times, sloppy challenges but they got away with it, this time.
Steur was terrible, yes he was, he gave the ball away four times in his own half that on another day could of cost us dearly, the potential is there but right now thats what it is, potential.
A huge plus was the performance of Dedic, Wissa man of the match by a street mile, Osula was on the ball for the quick break aways, Elanga showed glimpses of why we signed him, Miley was excellent in midfield but he needs a more experienced man alongside him, lets hope we got someone in soon.
Just paid £28.60 (£22 + £6.60 fee) on live football tickets for a ticket for tomorrows match, a cracking seat in the Leazes End.
Prior to this I rang SJP, would not sell me a ticket unless I also paid an extra £39 for a club membership, quite blunt that any tickets left would not be sold to the General Public. Club is being run by people who are taking the eyes out of the fans rather than getting off their backsides and increasing commercial revenue. The tight buggers have even done away with concessions for Whitely Park under 21 games.
Prior to this I rang SJP, would not sell me a ticket unless I also paid an extra £39 for a club membership, quite blunt that any tickets left would not be sold to the General Public. Club is being run by people who are taking the eyes out of the fans rather than getting off their backsides and increasing commercial revenue. The tight buggers have even done away with concessions for Whitely Park under 21 games.
Theres a reason its cheap.
WE DONT HAVE A GAME TOMORROW
YFDC
WE DONT HAVE A GAME TOMORROW
YFDC
Gone up in price now, every bugger must be on there, still £32.50 tickets left, or you buy Hospitality seats from £582.80 each 
.....or £1380 each for Leazes End Hospitality, ffs you could buy joker park for that.
Nico Gonzalez? Have to admit to not knowing too much about him other than he is a defensive midfielder who isnt good enough for Man City, looks like we are giving them their money back on him.
first won looks the won likely to appen soon according to the X perts
Tiger Tiger. Is there a risk that the ticket was originally sold to Arthur Smith and when you get to the turnstiles they ask you for id showing you are him?
There's something about rotating and hidden barcodes on tickets but well beyond me.
Anyway hope all goes smoothly.
There's something about rotating and hidden barcodes on tickets but well beyond me.
Anyway hope all goes smoothly.
Ive used them before Manoleeds, no problems at all, they even guarantee it to the extent of giving you 150% money back if any problems.
Another won for the new playlist?
The Velvet Underground & Nico.. All Tomorrow's Parties
Citeh in for gakpo, makes sense, but why sell?
The Velvet Underground & Nico.. All Tomorrow's Parties
Citeh in for gakpo, makes sense, but why sell?
Newcastle United are bringing in Brentford’s Dr Naheem S Ali to take a senior position within their medical team.
Dr Ali is expected to succeed Dr Paul Catterson, who has been Newcastle’s club doctor since 2009 but is moving to the Premier League to become their chief medical officer (CMO), and the former is currently on gardening leave at the west London club.
The athletic.
Ali campbells UB40... Food for thought
Dr Ali is expected to succeed Dr Paul Catterson, who has been Newcastle’s club doctor since 2009 but is moving to the Premier League to become their chief medical officer (CMO), and the former is currently on gardening leave at the west London club.
The athletic.
Ali campbells UB40... Food for thought
If I posted all the rumours that were supposed to happen I would be classed as a chancer who if you throw enough darts eventually one will stick so I base it on facts rather than hearsay
I think my guesses show a remarkable rate of return
However, bish is spot on
There's many a slip twixt cup and lip.
However, bish is spot on
There's many a slip twixt cup and lip.
£45m + add ons for Delap? Have Forest go too much money, theyvedoubled Chelseas's outlay and he had a crap season for them, strange.
No Giveaway messages for tomorrow in the pre match interview; some players are not 100% fit and some are mentally exhausted after Sunday's match; possibly loads of changes so i'll take a total guess at Jaouen; Shahar; Thiaw; Schar; Hall; Willock; Bamba; Ramsey; Toure; Woltemade; Murphy
Bish you have enough on your hands with the transfers.Let trackas or tiger pick the team,they do nowt al day.Donny making songs up for new sighings so he is busy.
RIP Dolly.A hell of a legacy for a coalminers daughter.
Nico is a huge capture at the price.
Hope he's as good at feeding speedy wingers
as rest of his game.
Not enough being made about Sunday's goals by the way, 2 very special goals.
Hope he's as good at feeding speedy wingers
as rest of his game.
Not enough being made about Sunday's goals by the way, 2 very special goals.
https://x.com/premierleague/status/2092526211704496525
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with ome of these ridiculous tranfer fees ,seems obvious clubs are colluding with each other over fees/term of the deals to help each other out with the spending,profit,loo etc rules
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Micky Mousers trying to sign Yankubah Minteh - £50m turned down by Brighton, bet we dont have a sell on clause?
According to Mr Hope there's a 10% sell on clause
Now the question will be why Minteh and not Anderson ?
Micky Mousers trying to sign Yankubah Minteh - £50m turned down by Brighton, bet we dont have a sell on clause?
According to Mr Hope there's a 10% sell on clause
Now the question will be why Minteh and not Anderson ?
very surprised at tonights urds.I shall leave it at that.
Hard to price up when championship teams can field reserves.
You really need info on teams to strike a bet hear, imo.
Brighton turned down 60m for minteh, palace turned down 50m for sarr from Lpool.
120m for barcola, lol, poor man's Gordon.
Yet selling gakpo, who looked their best player on Sunday.
Boro colluding too, £20m for spud popgun.
You really need info on teams to strike a bet hear, imo.
Brighton turned down 60m for minteh, palace turned down 50m for sarr from Lpool.
120m for barcola, lol, poor man's Gordon.
Yet selling gakpo, who looked their best player on Sunday.
Boro colluding too, £20m for spud popgun.
Some crazy transfers this window and no doubt there will be a few more to come.
The Spurs deals are just strange to me.They seem to be paying well over the odds.
Newcastle still in net credit on transfers
Need to gerrit spent to carry forward and resale in upcoming windows.
Need to gerrit spent to carry forward and resale in upcoming windows.
Spurs would go to SCS in the permanent sale and negotiate to overpay for a 3 piece suite
Nowt from Bish yet so nowt happening.
Pope,Sharar,Thaix,Scharr,Hall,Murphy,Bamba,Steur,Ramsey,Toure,Big Nick.
Pope,Sharar,Thaix,Scharr,Hall,Murphy,Bamba,Steur,Ramsey,Toure,Big Nick.
Pope, lol
Are the otter 2 injured,...
Mackems looking to take Grealish on loan, offer to pay part of his salary, and take him on a free when contract up at end of season.... Worth an ask, I suppose...
Are the otter 2 injured,...
Mackems looking to take Grealish on loan, offer to pay part of his salary, and take him on a free when contract up at end of season.... Worth an ask, I suppose...
after conceding 40 shots last night dont think jesus in goal could save celtic let alone a 70 yr old POPE
DELAP £30 mill failure at chavs now has to prove he,s not a £50 mill failure at NOTTS FOREST,12 months later
Jaouen; Dedic, Thiaw (c), Botman, Hall; Steur, Ramsey; Murphy, Willock, Toure; Woltemade
Bazoumana Touré makes his competitive Newcastle United debut as the Magpies take on West Bromwich Albion in the Carabao Cup second round at St. James' Park (kick-off 7.45pm BST
The summer signing from Hoffenheim is one of six introductions to the starting XI following the weekend's Premier League opener against Liverpool - and one of two debutants, with Ewen Jaouen handed a bow in goal.
Both 20, the pair impressed in pre-season and now get the opportunity to shine in the cup clash against the Baggies, who have started with three wins out of three this term.
The other changes see former Baggies loanee Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Jacob Ramsey and Joe Willock - who scored after coming off the bench at the weekend - come into the side.
William Osula is injured while Yoane Wissa, ex-West Brom winger Harvey Barnes, Anthony Elanga, Lewis Miley and Lucáš Horncíček are rotated.
Jaouen will play behind an unaltered defence comprising of Amar Dedić, Sven Botman, stand-in skipper Malick Thiaw and Lewis Hall.
Ramsey and Willock join Sean Steur in midfield, with Touré and Murphy supporting Woltemade in attack.
Newcastle United: Ewen Jaouen, Lewis Hall, Sven Botman, Malick Thiaw (c), Sean Steur, Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Joe Willock, Amar Dedić, Jacob Ramsey
Substitutes: Lucáš Horncíček, Fabian Schär, Aladji Bamba, Yoane Wissa, Harvey Barnes, Anthony Elanga, Leo Shahar, Sean Neave, Lewis Miley
The summer signing from Hoffenheim is one of six introductions to the starting XI following the weekend's Premier League opener against Liverpool - and one of two debutants, with Ewen Jaouen handed a bow in goal.
Both 20, the pair impressed in pre-season and now get the opportunity to shine in the cup clash against the Baggies, who have started with three wins out of three this term.
The other changes see former Baggies loanee Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Jacob Ramsey and Joe Willock - who scored after coming off the bench at the weekend - come into the side.
William Osula is injured while Yoane Wissa, ex-West Brom winger Harvey Barnes, Anthony Elanga, Lewis Miley and Lucáš Horncíček are rotated.
Jaouen will play behind an unaltered defence comprising of Amar Dedić, Sven Botman, stand-in skipper Malick Thiaw and Lewis Hall.
Ramsey and Willock join Sean Steur in midfield, with Touré and Murphy supporting Woltemade in attack.
Newcastle United: Ewen Jaouen, Lewis Hall, Sven Botman, Malick Thiaw (c), Sean Steur, Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Joe Willock, Amar Dedić, Jacob Ramsey
Substitutes: Lucáš Horncíček, Fabian Schär, Aladji Bamba, Yoane Wissa, Harvey Barnes, Anthony Elanga, Leo Shahar, Sean Neave, Lewis Miley
They are going to have to put a foot in here.This half hearted tackling is no good.
Not the prettiest of games but job done 
Bobby Madley showing why he isn't a top class referee; into the 3rd round we go
Bobby Madley showing why he isn't a top class referee; into the 3rd round we go
Newcastle United are delighted to announce the signing of Spanish midfielder Nico González on a long-term deal from Manchester City.
The 24-year-old, a product of Barcelona’s famed La Masia academy, will wear shirt number six and becomes the seventh senior addition to the squad this summer.
Nico said: “I’m really happy to be here at this amazing club. I’ve only heard top words about the club and the city, so I’m really excited to live here and to be part of this project.
“I love the black and white shirt already and I can’t wait to start wearing it on the pitch for this club.
“I’ve experienced playing at St. James’ Park twice with Manchester City and it was really tough. The atmosphere was amazing and the fans are so passionate. I can’t wait to experience that as a home player.”
Nico Gonzalez's first interview as a Newcastle United player
08:04
‘SERIOUS QUALITY AND ELITE EXPERIENCE’
Newcastle United head coach, Matthias Jaissle, added: “I’m very happy to see Nico become a Newcastle United player. He brings serious quality and elite experience in a key area of the pitch.
“Nico is a really strong ball carrier - somebody who can drive the team forward while staying composed under pressure. He also brings discipline defensively, he reads the game well and his physicality makes him well suited to the Premier League.
“Nico is a proven winner who has already played at some huge clubs in Europe’s top leagues, but he’s also still young and hungry to develop further. He is a fantastic addition to our squad.”
‘THE ONE WE WANTED’
Newcastle United sporting director, Ross Wilson, added: “We’ve worked patiently on this transfer for a number of weeks. This was the one we wanted, and we’re delighted to welcome Nico to Newcastle United this evening. He was an ambitious target but following our discussions, he was so keen to join this club.
“He fits the exact criteria we set for this position and we weren’t prepared to compromise on that. He’s 24 years old, with an abundance of elite experience across Manchester City, FC Porto and Barcelona. He’s already already shown his quality in the Premier League and we’re sure there is more to come here in a black and white shirt.
“We believe he brings a range of qualities that will complement our team, and his experience across some of Europe’s top competitions will only be of benefit to Newcastle United.”
ABOUT NICO GONZÁLEZ
Nico joined Barcelona’s youth set-up aged 11 after starting his football journey with Montañeros in his hometown, A Coruña.
He represented Barcelona B from the age of 17 and went on to make his first-team debut on the opening day of the 2021/22 La Liga season, replacing Sergio Busquets as a second-half substitute.
Nico joined Valencia on loan the following season, before making a permanent switch to Portuguese giants FC Porto in summer 2023.
The 24-year-old, a product of Barcelona’s famed La Masia academy, will wear shirt number six and becomes the seventh senior addition to the squad this summer.
Nico said: “I’m really happy to be here at this amazing club. I’ve only heard top words about the club and the city, so I’m really excited to live here and to be part of this project.
“I love the black and white shirt already and I can’t wait to start wearing it on the pitch for this club.
“I’ve experienced playing at St. James’ Park twice with Manchester City and it was really tough. The atmosphere was amazing and the fans are so passionate. I can’t wait to experience that as a home player.”
Nico Gonzalez's first interview as a Newcastle United player
08:04
‘SERIOUS QUALITY AND ELITE EXPERIENCE’
Newcastle United head coach, Matthias Jaissle, added: “I’m very happy to see Nico become a Newcastle United player. He brings serious quality and elite experience in a key area of the pitch.
“Nico is a really strong ball carrier - somebody who can drive the team forward while staying composed under pressure. He also brings discipline defensively, he reads the game well and his physicality makes him well suited to the Premier League.
“Nico is a proven winner who has already played at some huge clubs in Europe’s top leagues, but he’s also still young and hungry to develop further. He is a fantastic addition to our squad.”
‘THE ONE WE WANTED’
Newcastle United sporting director, Ross Wilson, added: “We’ve worked patiently on this transfer for a number of weeks. This was the one we wanted, and we’re delighted to welcome Nico to Newcastle United this evening. He was an ambitious target but following our discussions, he was so keen to join this club.
“He fits the exact criteria we set for this position and we weren’t prepared to compromise on that. He’s 24 years old, with an abundance of elite experience across Manchester City, FC Porto and Barcelona. He’s already already shown his quality in the Premier League and we’re sure there is more to come here in a black and white shirt.
“We believe he brings a range of qualities that will complement our team, and his experience across some of Europe’s top competitions will only be of benefit to Newcastle United.”
ABOUT NICO GONZÁLEZ
Nico joined Barcelona’s youth set-up aged 11 after starting his football journey with Montañeros in his hometown, A Coruña.
He represented Barcelona B from the age of 17 and went on to make his first-team debut on the opening day of the 2021/22 La Liga season, replacing Sergio Busquets as a second-half substitute.
Nico joined Valencia on loan the following season, before making a permanent switch to Portuguese giants FC Porto in summer 2023.
Everybody cheering an away match and saving £28 is peak NUFC 1892 club, lol.
As i have stated before,the young french keeper isnt ready.
cedric looks a good buy
young lucky lewis seems to have broke a few mirrors lately.
Ramsey has loads more energy of late and willock.Will it last? Stuer,in my eyes,looks a star in the making.Toure got battered and got no help from ref who has never forgiven us for getting his brother wrong.The amount of elbowing the lad with bandage on hand got away with was shocking.
A good result in the end.Hard game awaits on sarraday.
cedric looks a good buy
young lucky lewis seems to have broke a few mirrors lately.
Ramsey has loads more energy of late and willock.Will it last? Stuer,in my eyes,looks a star in the making.Toure got battered and got no help from ref who has never forgiven us for getting his brother wrong.The amount of elbowing the lad with bandage on hand got away with was shocking.
A good result in the end.Hard game awaits on sarraday.
Newcastle United will travel to Millwall in the third round of this season's Carabao Cup.
The tie will take place during the week commencing Monday, 7th September 2026, with the exact date and kick-off time to be confirmed.
It'll be United's first ever visit to the Lions' current stadium - now known as The Den, formerly The New Den - which opened in 1993 and their second meeting in this competition. Millwall were 2-0 winners on Tyneside in the 1977/78 season.
Newcastle - Carabao Cup winners in 2025 - beat West Bromwich Albion 3-2 on Wednesday night, while Millwall edged past Queens Park Rangers on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the first round, then won 1-0 at Cambridge in the second round.
They currently top the Championship table with two wins from two games.
Ticket information will be released in due course.
The tie will take place during the week commencing Monday, 7th September 2026, with the exact date and kick-off time to be confirmed.
It'll be United's first ever visit to the Lions' current stadium - now known as The Den, formerly The New Den - which opened in 1993 and their second meeting in this competition. Millwall were 2-0 winners on Tyneside in the 1977/78 season.
Newcastle - Carabao Cup winners in 2025 - beat West Bromwich Albion 3-2 on Wednesday night, while Millwall edged past Queens Park Rangers on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the first round, then won 1-0 at Cambridge in the second round.
They currently top the Championship table with two wins from two games.
Ticket information will be released in due course.
1o men for long period against bristol city but although norwich ended up with 10,millwall looked different gravey,look like theyve kicked on again from last yr,coburn looks stronger,fitter,quicker,s,hampton away saturday will tell us more
the madness continues BARCOLA PSG/FRENCH squad player £120 mill to l,pool
Nice to get through to the next round.
As pointer says, young keeper just not ready yet, cant blame him too much for the opening goal though as we decided on a two man wall and one of them (Ramsey) chickened out and the ball went past him, should cover his ball in brut for that.
Dedic, excellent again in possession but not so good last night defensive wise.
Woltemande, played his part in the winning goal but once again didnt justify his wages.
Stuer looked a little better last night albeit against a championship side, but there is a player in the making there in time to come.
Lewis Hall having one of those spells that players must dread, he's strong enough to come through it.
As pointer says, young keeper just not ready yet, cant blame him too much for the opening goal though as we decided on a two man wall and one of them (Ramsey) chickened out and the ball went past him, should cover his ball in brut for that.
Dedic, excellent again in possession but not so good last night defensive wise.
Woltemande, played his part in the winning goal but once again didnt justify his wages.
Stuer looked a little better last night albeit against a championship side, but there is a player in the making there in time to come.
Lewis Hall having one of those spells that players must dread, he's strong enough to come through it.
I think Stuer looks exceptional Tiger.Ahead of Miley and Anderson at that age.Of course its all about opinions,but thats mine.If he turns out as good as either albi happy.
On the whole i am very happy from what i have seen and heard from the new management.Just need a few more sighings to strengthen squod.
On the whole i am very happy from what i have seen and heard from the new management.Just need a few more sighings to strengthen squod.
Be under no illusions though,there are still many hard 90 mins ahead and will be some dark days but i think this time next year we will be well on the up again.And millionaires if we follow Trackas tips
Referees trying to get Hall to sigh for man u... Then those 2 pelanties ain't given... Simples
Aye pointer, this time next year...........
Having a go at Town Queen in the 3.30, won its Novices well last time out, third horse has won twice since and the fifth home was 4th in a Group 3 at Goodwood after winning a class 2 Hcap, fav to beat of course who was a tad unlucky at Goodwood and is down in class but 4.3 taken and hopefully will trade out odds on.
Having a go at Town Queen in the 3.30, won its Novices well last time out, third horse has won twice since and the fifth home was 4th in a Group 3 at Goodwood after winning a class 2 Hcap, fav to beat of course who was a tad unlucky at Goodwood and is down in class but 4.3 taken and hopefully will trade out odds on.
While I remember, Hall and Toure not on the same wavelength last night.
That ref was shocking although the fat shaming is a bit strong.
The last minute rugby tackle on Elanga was right in front of the linesman
A real poor performance from the officiating team.
It's alreet being fat, but wobbling around the pitch unable to keep up is retirement time.
It was the elbowing they missed which shocked me.
Are Villa really serious about paying £65m for Jackson? The world has gone mad if so.
If the daft buggers want hime then get rid, as long as its a sale and not a loan.
Let em come
let em come
let em come
let em all come down to the Den
Come on you Lions
let em come
let em come
let em all come down to the Den
Come on you Lions
Won the Ladbrookes Gold Cup at Monmore last week:
WOLTEMADE, winner of last week’s Ladbrokes Gold Cup at Monmore, gets set for his next Category One campaign when he heads to Dunstall Park for a trial on Saturday.
Trained by the in-form Jimmy Fenwick, the Newcastle-based multiple big-race winner is to be aimed at the forthcoming Birmingham Cup at the Wolverhampton track.
Fenwick, who is also sending another of his four-bend stars, Elusivenomore, plus Zenith Pasha – third in last week’s Ladbrokes Summer Stayers at Monmore – for workouts, said: “Woltemade is booked for a 480m solo, while the other two will have a two-dog trial.
“Elusivenomore will also go for the Birmingham Cup, while Pasha’s target is the St Leger.
“I’ll see how our new dog Clonbrien Piper fares in the Select Stayers at Nottingham as I’m looking at him as another possible runner for the Leger.”
WOLTEMADE, winner of last week’s Ladbrokes Gold Cup at Monmore, gets set for his next Category One campaign when he heads to Dunstall Park for a trial on Saturday.
Trained by the in-form Jimmy Fenwick, the Newcastle-based multiple big-race winner is to be aimed at the forthcoming Birmingham Cup at the Wolverhampton track.
Fenwick, who is also sending another of his four-bend stars, Elusivenomore, plus Zenith Pasha – third in last week’s Ladbrokes Summer Stayers at Monmore – for workouts, said: “Woltemade is booked for a 480m solo, while the other two will have a two-dog trial.
“Elusivenomore will also go for the Birmingham Cup, while Pasha’s target is the St Leger.
“I’ll see how our new dog Clonbrien Piper fares in the Select Stayers at Nottingham as I’m looking at him as another possible runner for the Leger.”
No wonder the lad is off the pace with all that
If Matty gets his 2 forwards he is after and Big Nick goes to Naples then i reckon Hall with go.Can we get a centre forward please?
Didnt know you could still get sherry, must be an old bottle. Maybe you get it free with your bus pass?
Never had a drink since sunday. Twas a mere mistake with the keyboard.Am sure it will happen to yous one day
Knee fun avin the Hatti Jakes blaming the keyboard etc
Not even a half, ffs
You know what happens when he drinks.
You know what happens when he drinks.
New signing Nico González has been handed his Newcastle United debut ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash away at Tottenham Hotspur (kick-off 5:30pm BST).
The Spanish midfielder, who arrived on Tyneside from Manchester City earlier this week, is one of six changes from Wednesday's 3-2 win against West Bromwich Albion in the Carabao Cup.
Goalkeeper Lukáš Horníček, who made his Premier League debut in last week's 2-2 draw against Liverpool, replaces Ewen Jaouen in-between the sticks.
Head coach Matthias Jaissle has named an unchanged backline for a third consecutive game, with Malick Thiaw and Sven Botman situated at the heart of United's defence, while Amar Dedić and Lewis Hall are set to play on the respective flanks.
González, who made his Premier League bow against Newcastle in February 2025, will line up alongside Lewis Miley in the middle of the park.
Harvey Barnes, who netted a second half brace against West Brom, as well as Joe Willock and Anthony Elanga are named in the starting 11 as they aim to provide attacking support for Yoane Wissa, who has three goal involvements in his last three league outings against Spurs.
Jaissle has a number of options to deploy from the substitutes' bench if required, including Jacob Ramsey who netted the winning goal in last season's 2-1 victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Nick Woltemade, who scored in United's 2-0 win against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup last season, is also named on the bench as well as Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Muphy, Sean Steur and Aladji Bamba.
Fabian Schär and Leo Shahar, the latter targeting his Premier League debut, are defensive reinforcements.
Newcastle United: Lukáš Horníček, Lewis Hall, Sven Botman, Nico González, Yoane Wissa, Harvey Barnes, Malick Thiaw (c), Anthony Elanga, Joe Willock, Amar Dedić, Lewis Miley.
Substitutes: Ewen Jaouen, Fabian Schär, Aladji Bamba, Sean Steur, Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Jacob Ramsey, Leo Shahar.
The Spanish midfielder, who arrived on Tyneside from Manchester City earlier this week, is one of six changes from Wednesday's 3-2 win against West Bromwich Albion in the Carabao Cup.
Goalkeeper Lukáš Horníček, who made his Premier League debut in last week's 2-2 draw against Liverpool, replaces Ewen Jaouen in-between the sticks.
Head coach Matthias Jaissle has named an unchanged backline for a third consecutive game, with Malick Thiaw and Sven Botman situated at the heart of United's defence, while Amar Dedić and Lewis Hall are set to play on the respective flanks.
González, who made his Premier League bow against Newcastle in February 2025, will line up alongside Lewis Miley in the middle of the park.
Harvey Barnes, who netted a second half brace against West Brom, as well as Joe Willock and Anthony Elanga are named in the starting 11 as they aim to provide attacking support for Yoane Wissa, who has three goal involvements in his last three league outings against Spurs.
Jaissle has a number of options to deploy from the substitutes' bench if required, including Jacob Ramsey who netted the winning goal in last season's 2-1 victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Nick Woltemade, who scored in United's 2-0 win against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup last season, is also named on the bench as well as Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Muphy, Sean Steur and Aladji Bamba.
Fabian Schär and Leo Shahar, the latter targeting his Premier League debut, are defensive reinforcements.
Newcastle United: Lukáš Horníček, Lewis Hall, Sven Botman, Nico González, Yoane Wissa, Harvey Barnes, Malick Thiaw (c), Anthony Elanga, Joe Willock, Amar Dedić, Lewis Miley.
Substitutes: Ewen Jaouen, Fabian Schär, Aladji Bamba, Sean Steur, Bazoumana Touré, Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Jacob Ramsey, Leo Shahar.
Seems as if some of our stars were not trying last season, and some of our lesser lights were not getting included enough.
Hey ho 0-2 at spurs will do
4 points from 2 games, and next round of cup
is probably better than most would have dared to predict.
Nico + 50m for Tonali looks decent business
Wissa and Elanga continue to frustrate the boo boys, and the dodgy keeper pulled off some decent saves. Woltemade assist after his contribution to winner on Wednesday too.
Happy daze, long may they continue
Hey ho 0-2 at spurs will do
4 points from 2 games, and next round of cup
is probably better than most would have dared to predict.
Nico + 50m for Tonali looks decent business
Wissa and Elanga continue to frustrate the boo boys, and the dodgy keeper pulled off some decent saves. Woltemade assist after his contribution to winner on Wednesday too.
Happy daze, long may they continue
GK was great and will only improve. Looks proper all round keeper.
The backline (only 2 games tbf) have been absolutely superb. Gonzalez was superb today. Him and Miley is a proper midfield with huge upside once settled in.
The backline (only 2 games tbf) have been absolutely superb. Gonzalez was superb today. Him and Miley is a proper midfield with huge upside once settled in.
Can't complain at 4 points out of 6 and well deserved points at that . I said Jaissle should be judged on results and he has passed the test up till now. Jaissle I can boogie 
. I said Jaissle should be judged on results and he has passed the test up till now. Jaissle I can boogie
Rory Finneran out on loan at Notts county
Actually got to play, debut today
Things are improving
Rory Finneran is good at football too.
Actually got to play, debut today
Things are improving
Rory Finneran is good at football too.
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