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Match Day Safety and Security

26/5/2017

Following the recent atrocity in Manchester, many Newcastle United supporters have asked about security measures at St James’ Park with concern particularly voiced about the congestion pinch points around Strawberry Place.

The Club’s Fans Forum have commenced a dialogue with the club in the hope that concerns can be addressed, along with reassurances regarding safety and security for the 2017/18 season.

Forum members are also planning to raise supporters’ safety concerns with Newcastle City council who hold responsibility for traffic management.

If you would like to share your views on this or any other matters you can contact members of the Fans forum via the club's own website at https://www.nufc.co.uk/fans/fans-forum/contact-the-fans-forum

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It's In The Can

17/5/2017

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The NUFC FANS FILM is now entering its next stage, reviewing the hundreds of hours of film content including the camerafan material supplied by supporters who travelled the length and breath of England witnessing this record breaking season as well as footage from home games, pre match bars, living rooms and endless other locations around the world.

If early views of the material is anything to go by, the final cut is going to be a must see for Newcastle supporters around the world. it won't be your run of the mill review of the season type film thats for sure. it's the season through the eyes of you the fans.

To find out more about the project, see snippets of some of the endless hours of film collected to date and here how the collating of all the material is going please follow and share the Facebook page.

Some people talk of films having a Hollywood ending. What this film will have will be a unique "Hollywood on the Tyne" ending; that's guaranteed!!

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Chuks McPeake's Recovery On Track

11/5/2017

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When 6 year old Chuks McPeake was knocked down on Newcastle Quayside it looked as though his chance to watch Newcastle United was over for the season but thanks to a rapid recovery and the support of Newcastle United’s Supporters Liaison officer Lee Marshall, Chuks was able to fulfil his wish with added joy after the club made him one of the mascots for the final game of the Season. against Barnsley at St James’ Park. Chuk’s mam and dad Anene and Greg McPeake and his sister Adannaya watched Chuks warm up with his favourite player Deandre Yedlin and have kindly placed their own video on Youtube so we can all see how well Chuks has recovered after fracturing his skull only 4 weeks ago.

Dad Greg said it was a dream come true not only for Chuks but also for him, a lad from Kingston Park but now living in London where he is a teacher, watching his son run out and warm up on the hallowed turf of St James’ Park. The day was a fantastic experience for everyone and the hospitality laid on by the club for the family was the icing on the cake on a day that will long live in their memory.

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