Club History
18 entries in the Newcastle United compendium.
Club History — Era Chart
Joe HarveyNewcastle United's longest-serving manager, and the last to win a major trophy until 2025.Bob StokoeThe man who won the FA Cup as a Newcastle player and as Sunderland manager.Kevin KeeganFrom Mighty Mouse to King Kev: The player who conquered Europe and the manager who reignitShaka HislopShaka Hislop is a football commentator and former player who played as a goalkeeper. He spAlan ShearerThe King of St James' Park and the club's all-time leading goalscorer.Jimmy McMenemyThe Celtic legend who won 11 league titles and 6 Scottish Cups across two decades.Les FerdinandThe elegant finisher who completed the legendary strike force with Alan Shearer.St James' ParkA century of thunder under the Tyne — the beating heart of the Toon Army.Newcastle West EndBefore the United, there was the West End — two halves of a city that became one name.1932 League ChampionshipBlack, white, and 31 years of silence — the last great title before the long wait.1954-55 DoubleTwo trophies, one unforgettable season, and a Geordie badge worn like a crown.Jackie MilburnThe left-back whose endless running held the spine of a title-winning side together.1927 League ChampionshipBlack-and-white thunder from St James' Park crowned the 1920s with a league title.1962 FA Cup FinalThree goals, one Wembley afternoon, and the sixth Cup on the shelf.1907-08 DoubleOne season, two trophies, a city forever changed.Bobby RobsonThe quiet giant who gave Newcastle its first European trophy and its deepest sense of collFrank SwiftFifteen seasons of impossible saves etched into the soul of St James' Park.1969 Cup Winners' Cup FinalOne night at Wembley, and the Magpies were kings of Europe.
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