Jim Robertson

6 days ago | themag.co.uk | Jim Robertson

Will Osula starts for Denmark against France. A 5pm kick-off on Sunday as the Newcastle United forward looks to join club teammate Tino Livramento in the 2025 Under 21s Euro semi-finals. Tino Livramento recalled last night for England and helping them to an impressive 3-1 victory over Spain. England now play the Netherlands on Wednesday (25 June) in the semi-finals with a 5pm kick-off. You can watch Will Osula and Denmark take on France, live on Channel 4 now.

6 days ago | themag.co.uk | Jim Robertson

What are your most memorable moments at St James’ Park? BBC Radio Newcastle asked John Anderson the question. Obviously decades worth to choose from for the former United defender. Do they match yours? Some interesting Newcastle United memorable moments discussed and now BBC Sport have reported on the top five John Anderson choices…John Anderson’s Fifth placeNewcastle 5-0 Manchester United (October 1996)“It was a sensational performance – unbelievable.

1 week ago | themag.co.uk | Jim Robertson

Manchester City have admitted to breaching Premier League rules on nine different occasions. An official Premier League statement today (19 June 2025) revealing the news. Today’s news showing Manchester City in trouble on and off the pitch. As this has nothing to do with the 115 alleged breaches of Premier League rules, regarding the finances of the club. We still await the much delayed and anticipated result of those.

1 week ago | themag.co.uk | Jim Robertson

The FIFA Club World Cup has made headlines. The tournament passing an incredible milestone. The first 16 group matches have seen a total of over 400,000 empty seats so far!A BBC Sport report (see below) detailing how there have been actually 423,004 unsold seats across the first 16 games, which averages out at 26,437 empty seats per match so far. This is despite FIFA drastically slashing ticket prices.

1 week ago | themag.co.uk | Jim Robertson

Newcastle United have announced that St James’ STACK has been granted a five year extension. The official announcement (see below) on Thursday from the club, saying that the ‘2,000-capacity fanzone and leisure destination’ has been given the green light from Newcastle City Council to remain on the site until 2031. Opposite the Gallowgate End of St. James’ Park, St James’ STACK was initially granted three years planning permission in 2023 before officially opening in 2024.