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Did Sandro Tonali ever want to join Newcastle United? Original

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By Simon Ritter
| The Mag Verified
Newcastle United fans preparing for the 2026/27 Premier League season. Less than three weeks to go now until Liverpool travel to St James’ Park. An ‘interesting’ summer so far… So many talking points. An ideal time to get a snapshot of views from Newcastle United fans on their thoughts. So we sent out questions to a number of regular/irregular contributors to The Mag, varying to a degree the questions that different fans received to answer.
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Three words to sum up the news of July 30, 2026 Original

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By Simon Ritter
| The Mag Verified
“What a mess.” Not my words but the reaction of my son in a succinct WhatsApp message. The news that Eddie Howe has resigned became public knowledge at about 08.50 hours today (July 30). When I checked the club’s official website for confirmation just before midday, the most relevant item I could find was the appointment of Shola Ameobi as Head of Corporate Affairs . . . two days ago.
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I never met Kevin Keegan but his impact on my life is undeniable

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By Simon Ritter
| The Mag Verified
Thousands of Newcastle United fans will have stronger memories of Kevin Keegan, more meaningful relationships with the great man and the teams he led, on and off the pitch. I never met him, never attended the legendary training sessions of the 1990s, never saw him play in the black-and-white stripes, except on television. These are just my random reminiscences. I didn’t witness at first hand his barely believable impact when he was signed by Arthur Cox in August 1982.
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