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Newcastle United Memorabilia and Gift Ideas
GoneDigging has a fabulous range of personalised Newcastle United merchandise, including unique memorabilia and many great gift ideas. Below you will find a selection of our most popular Newcastle United gifts, in addition to a few interesting facts about the Magpies.
Brief History of Newcastle United
Newcastle United was founded in 1892, when Newcastle East End FC took over Newcastle West End FC following the financial difficulties of the western club. Newcastle United was elected into the Football League in 1893 and the club enjoyed much success in the early 1900s, winning the First Division title in 1905, 1907 and 1909. Newcastle United also formed an enviable record in the FA Cup, winning the competition three times before the Second World War and winning a further three Cups between 1951 and 1955. Newcastle qualified for the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup for the first time in 1968 and the Magpies won the competition the following year.
By the 1990s, the club’s form had dramatically declined. When former player Kevin Keegan returned to manage the side in 1992, Newcastle United was struggling at the bottom of Division Two. However, ‘King Kev’ turned the club’s fortunes around by implementing an attacking style of football. His Newcastle team was even labelled “The Entertainers"by Sky television and football fans. The Magpies finished as runners-up of the league in 1996 and 1997 and competed in Europe at the start of the new millennium, winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2006.
Did you know…
Newcastle United FC is known as “The Toon"and “The Toon Army", both in reference to the way in which Geordies pronounce the word ‘Town’. However, the most common nickname for the club remains “The Magpies". A pair of magpies used to nest in the Old Victorian Stand of St. James’ Palace and many think this was the inspiration for the black and white kit of Newcastle United, which the club has used since 1894.
The Magpies have played at St James’ Park Stadium since the foundation of the club and it was previously the home ground of Newcastle West End FC. St. James’ Park is the oldest football ground in Northern England and currently boasts a capacity of over 52,000. The stadium is located in Newcastle city centre, adjacent to St. James’ Metro Station. The easy access has made it an ideal candidate for International football matches and the ground has also hosted rock concerts for acts such as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Queen.
Newcastle United Memorabilia
We offer an exciting range of Personalised Newcastle United Gifts, which include various items of club memorabilia. These presents can be kept for years to come and they are a terrific idea for any fan of the Magpies.
Our Personalised Newcastle United Football Book incorporates a variety of match reports from the past one hundred years. Written by journalists who were there at the time, this reproduced newspaper coverage forms a fascinating record of some of the biggest games in the club’s history.
The Newcastle United Football Book opens with the 1905 FA Cup final against Aston Villa and it goes on to feature every FA Cup win that the club has enjoyed since its foundation. The book contains the 1976 League Cup win and the triumphant Inter-Cities Fairs Cup campaign of 1969. We also incorporate other exciting European fixtures, such as the 4-0 win against Olympiacos in 2005 and the stunning 3-2 defeat of Barcelona in the 1997 Champions League. League highlights include various title-winning matches and promotion-clinching games. We also feature a thrilling selection of high-scoring contests, including the 7-1 thrashing of Manchester United in 1927 and the 7-1 mauling of Tottenham Hotspur in 1996. The Football Book includes articles on range of historic Newcastle moments, such as Kevin Keegan’s debut as a player and his appointment as club manager. There is also the signing of Alan Shearer in 1996, his incredible five goal performance against Sheffield Wednesday in 1999 and his final game for the Magpies in 2006.
Twelve of the best match-reports are also featured in our Personalised Newcastle United Diary and Personalised Newcastle United Calendar, which are smartly presented and can start from the month of your choice.
Our Newcastle United Season Books feature a more in-depth record of a particular season. These high-quality A4 books will take you through all the key events of your chosen campaign. They include reproduced reports on European and domestic cup competitions, in addition to the twists and turns of the fight for the Premiership title. Newspaper coverage also incorporates any significant moments off the field and interviews with the Newcastle United players.
If you would like to commemorate the current season, why not sign up to My Newcastle United Football Year? This service allows you to create a customised season book at any time, with the option of editing match reports, statistics and photographs from every Newcastle United game. At the end of the season you will receive your professionally printed and bound book, with up to two hundred pictures included.