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This game is a 12.30pm kickoff and streamed live on the FA.com website (free of charge).Tamas Kadar - Hungary U21:Fri 13.11.2009 Italy U21 (h) (Gyor) ECQJonas Gutierrez & Fabricio Coloccini - Argentina: Spain (a) (Madrid) FR Sat 14.11.2009 6th November 1958 Kevin Carr born, Morpeth. (1976-85)
Goalkeeper who came to United via a brief spell at Burnley and made his first team debut midway through the 1977-78 season, returning to play in the final games after our relegation fate had been sealed. After leaving SJP, Carr played on for Carlisle with later moves to Darlington and Hartlepool before a brief non-contract spell at the smoggies saw him fail to play a game. His final games came for Blyth Spartans and Bedlington Terriers, while he also appeared for the England Police XI after joining the Northumbria force.
1974
Carlos Daniel Cordone born Buenos Aires, Argentina
(2000-01).
Striker who arrived from Racing Club in his native Argentina in a £500K
one-season loan deal.
Cordone moved to SJP shortly after fellow countryman Bassedas and started well
in pre season, scoring at DC United on the US tour.
Drawing a blank in an opening day defeat at Old Trafford, "The Wolfman"
netted in his next two games, at home to Derby & Spurs - after having had
an operation to remove his soldered-in earrings (at the FA's insistence).
However he faded badly after that and his flowing locks were seen less and less
as the season progressed, just one more goal coming his way - in the League
Cup.
Cordone's final competitive appearance came in the 1-1 "Andy O'Brien"
game at the mackems, before he bowed out with two goals in a testimonal game at
West Brom in early May 2001.
Thereafter he returned to his home country and Racing, later moves taking him
on to San Lorenzo, Argentino de Merlo & Independiente Rivadavia.
That wasn't quite the end of the story however, with English newspapers picking
up on several lurid tales of positive drugs tests and one of possession of a
firearm whilst travelling to watch his favourite team, Alem. 
1897 Grimsby Town (a) McCairns, Fletcher4,000
1909 Tottenham Hotspur (h) 1-0 26,000
1920 Burnley (h) Harris Boyle, Kelly50,000
1926 West Bromwich Albion (h) 5-2 (3-1)Gallacher 2, McKay 3 Glidden, Wilson30,000 One of eight hat tricks United scored at home in this Championship winning season; most notable for it being Bob McKay's debut in English football following his move from Rangers.
1937 Southampton (h) Park, J.R.Richardson, Smith 30,000 Debut for Ray Bowden.
1946 Norrkoping
(Sweden) (h) 2-3 (1-3)Milburn, Pearson (pen)
47,124
1948 Blackpool (a) (1-0)Hair, Stobbart, ogMortensen 30,000
1948 While the first team were at Bloomfield Road, the reserve side played out a goalless draw at St. James' with Huddersfield Town's second string. 1954 Blackpool (a) 0-2 og(Paterson), Perry20,701 
1957 Gwardia (Poland) (h) Punton 17,883
1963 Bournemouth (a) 1-2 (1-0) League Cup 3rd RoundMcGarry (pen) Bolton, Bumstead11,735 Debuts for full backs David Craig and Joe Butler. 1963 Newcastle captured Stan Anderson from neighbours Sunderland at a cost of £19,000.
1965 Blackpool (h) (1-0)Robson 2
33,853 Debut at centre forward for Kit Napier. As in his
other seven appearances for United, he failed to find the
net and departed for Brighton once Wyn Davies was secured.
1971 Southampton (h) 3-1 Macdonald(48,55), Green(69)O'Neil(89) 32,677 1974 Birmingham City (a) 4-1 (5-2 on aggregate) Texaco Cup Kennedy(10), Nattrass(21), og(Pendrey)(62), Cannell(85) Burns(67) 17,754 
1976 Manchester City (a) 40,049 
1982
Burnley (h) (1-0)
Division Two Waddle(17), Keegan(65),
Varadi(85)
20,961The second goal came from a KK free kick inside
the penalty area, while Waddle's opener was a 35-yard
thunderbolt into the top corner.1984 Blyth Spartans stalwart Tommy Dixon was given a testimonial at Croft Park against a Newcastle side, with former Spartans Steve Carney and Alan Shoulder wearing the green and white once again.
1991 Cambridge United
(h)
Division Two Hunt Claridge13,077 Heroics from Andy Hunt, introduced as a late
substitute against the savage Cambridge who maimed
anything that moved after having taken the lead. Hunt
levelled it and was close to a deserved late winner as the
referee added on injury time to compensate for the
visitors' thuggery.
2002 Everton (h) 3-3(aet) 2-2(lost 2-3 on pens)Worthington CupDyer(77,78), og(Pistone)(100)Campbell(11), Watson (85), Unsworth(112pen) 34,584 
2003 FC Basel (a)
3-2 (2-2)
UEFA Cup 2nd Round
1st legRobert(13), Bramble(37), Ameobi(75)Cantaluppi(11),
Chipperfield(15)
30,0002006 Some mystical words of 'wisdom' from Chairman Freddy Shepherd following the disastrous home defeat by Sheffield United.
"I don't get upset by the protests."
"I love all the supporters because I'm one of them and don't have any problem with Geordies. If things were different I might be with them calling out about someone else.
"I've got to do what's best for the business, not me, and if a Geordie Abramovich knocked on the door we'd have to do business.
"I'd gladly do whatever to secure him but I don't want to lead supporters up a cul-de-sac because there's no-one there.
"I will not walk out on the business. I've made mistakes but so has everyone in football. I am from Byker and I used to fight my way into school and fight my way out again.
"The biggest criticism is I've been too kind to managers with funds and too generous to players but we have the weather and we are competing with Tottenham, Chelsea, Manchester United and we are 300 miles from London.
"We're on the verge of the Roman Empire, which is why they built the wall."
2007
Assisted by goalkeeping coach Adam Sadler, Terry McDermott took charge of our reserve side when they met their Everton counterparts at the Halton Stadium of the Widnes Vikings Rugby League side. And after a scoreless first half, Newcastle took the lead just after the hour mark when Shola Ameobi netted from the penalty spot.However, just when we looked like registering our first away league success of the season, the home side levelled in added time through teenage striker Jutkiewicz - Southampton born despite the name, but of Polish descent. NUFC.com match report
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