Gary Stonehouse

5 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Graeme Bryce |Gary Stonehouse

JASON TINDALL vowed to carry on rattling opposition bosses - as his ‘Wham! hoodie’ feud continues at Aston Villa today. Tindall, in charge of Newcastle while Eddie Howe recovers from pneumonia, sparked a mass tunnel brawl during Villa’s 3-0 Boxing Day defeat at St. James’ Park. Emery previously snubbed a handshake from Tindall, who shushed the Spaniard then wore a Wham! top to celebrate victory.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Gary Stonehouse

SKIPPER Bruno Guimaraes dedicated Newcastle’s rout of Manchester United to stricken Eddie Howe. The Toon boss watched the game from a hospital bed as his team surged up to fourth in their quest for a Champions League place. Guimaraes, who scored in the thumping, said: “When we went to the pitch we said, ‘We’ll play for him’. “He’s been unbelievable for us. We missed him on the training ground. “Hopefully it gave him happiness and he’s back for the next game.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Gary Stonehouse

MANCHESTER UNITED'S worst ever Premier League season was confirmed with a 4-1 defeat to Newcastle. The Red Devils are now guaranteed to finish on less than 56 points, which is their lowest ever Prem total, even if they win all of their last six games. It was another dark day that reflects a poor campaign for United as Newcastle carved them open with ease in the second-half. Sandro Tonali's volley, a double by Harvey Barnes and a Bruno Guimaraes finish cancelled out Alejandro Garnacho's goal.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Gary Stonehouse |Konstantinos Lianos

NEWCASTLE are weighing up a swoop for Greek wonderkid Konstantinos Karetsas. Genk’s 17-year-old attacker announced himself on the world stage by becoming Greece’s youngest starter and goalscorer against Scotland last month. His exploits for club and country have attracted the attention of Europe’s top guns and Toon’s scouts were there to watch that in person at Hampden. Now Newcastle are readying for a fight with Bayern Munich to sign him.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Gary Stonehouse

LEEDS UNITED are submitting plans to bolster Elland Road’s capacity by nearly 20,000 - whether they win promotion or not. Leeds City Council have confirmed that the Championship leaders, who host Preston on Saturday, are expected to put in a formal planning application “imminently” to increase their home to 56,500. Should they be approved, then the plans would also see the area around the ground regenerated with the stadium becoming a “thriving 365 day a year destination”.