Ross Gregory

1 month ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Catherine Swan |Ross Gregory

Newcastle United are heading to Wembley Stadium for the Carabao Cup final this weekend. Eddie Howe's men stand on the brink of history as they look to end a 70-year wait for domestic silverware. The Magpies will tackle Liverpool as they return to the iconic venue for the first time since 2023.

1 month ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Ross Gregory

Here is your chance to send a personalised message to Newcastle United players ahead of the Carabao Cup final. No matter where you are in the world, use our widget below to show your support for Eddie Howe and Co before the Wembley showdown. ChronicleLive readers all around the world are sending their regards to Newcastle players and staff. The Magpies travel to London this weekend aiming to end their 70-year curse without a domestic trophy.

2 months ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Lee Ryder |Ciaran Kelly |Ross Gregory |Aaron Stokes

If you're only as a good as your last match, then not many of the Newcastle United side which started the 4-0 defeat to Manchester City can feel too comfortable about their place in team this weekend. In reality, that's far from the case - and rightly so after an otherwise impressive few months for the Magpies. And yet, while there is plenty to be positive about right now, Eddie Howe knows he cannot afford another home slip up when Nottingham Forest arrive at St James' Park on Sunday.

Jan 20, 2025 | chroniclelive.co.uk | Sportopinion Ross Gregory |Ross Gregory

Lloyd Kelly has emerged as a surprise target for a number of clubs across Europe and the January transfer window begins to hot up. The defender, signed on a free transfer after leaving Bournemouth in the summer, is a wanted man. A clutch of clubs with defensive issues have consequently been made aware of his lack of game time and both Fenerbahce and Juventus have made enquiries. Chronicle Live understand that Newcastle have put a £25million price tag on the back-up defender.

Jan 9, 2025 | chroniclelive.co.uk | Ross Gregory

Newcastle United's interest in Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford remains very active as they consider parting company with Martin Dubravka this month. The Slovakian star looks set to move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab. Manager Eddie Howe admitted in the aftermath of their Carabao Cup semi-final first leg win over Arsenal that he wanted to keep Dubravka, but knows that PSR difficulties and 'business logic' may mean the 35-year-old leaves Tyneside in the coming days.