[FM11] He's Going Home, He Going Home, He's Going... Nobby's Going Home... Version 2

[Nobby_McDonald]

A couple of great early goals here.

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Edit: A few more seconds of earlier footage would have done Chapman's goal more justice.

[Raware]

Now that was a lucky escape! What's going wrong? I thought when you got that 3rd place finish, promotion to the championship was a shoeing.

[Nobby_McDonald]

The team have been underperforming massively. I've made a few new signings for 2029/30 so see how things pan out then.

[Nobby_McDonald]

A major upset in the Fifth Round of the FA Cup as the holders get humiliated by a Championship side.

[Nobby_McDonald]

2028/9 - Newcastle Town (League One)

It's goodbye to two stalwarts

Board: Stay clear of relegation

Media: 21st

Bookies: 40-1

Season tickets: 1212 (down 11)

The club takeover, which had been dragging on for some time was finally completed in September. A director was promoted to chairman and no investment was made.

On the pitch we make a good start, including a 3-0 win over West Ham who went on to dominate the league.

We then suffer a big drop in form which drops us to mid table. We do recover and finish well, and going into the final league game of the season, five teams are chasing one playoff spot.

6. Rotherham 69 points

7. Brighton 68

8. Scunthorpe 68

9. Bradford City 67

10. Newcastle Town 67

We did our bit on the final day as we were victorious, and we waited for the other results to come in.

Bradford City 2 Barnsley 0

Northampton 0 Brighton 2

Oxford United 0 Newcastle Town 3

Peterborough 1 Rotherham 2

Scunthorpe 3 Hampton & Richmond 1

All five teams won. Still, it was a huge improvement on last season and gives me renewed hope again for next season.

MISSING OFF THE BOTTOM

22. Oxford United 42 points

23. Luton 33

24. Hampton & Richmond 18 (10 points deducted for entering administration)

FA CUP THIRD ROUND REPLAY: Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 Newcastle Town 0

LEAGUE CUP FIRST ROUND: Newcastle Town 0 Nottingham Forest 5

JOHNSTONE'S PAINT TROPHY NORTH SECOND ROUND: Macclesfield Town 2 Newcastle Town 1

Top rating: Mark Talbot 7.16

Top goalscorer: Chris Chapman 19 in 39 games

Top league goalscorer: Chris Chapman 18 in 35 games

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Chris Chapman

[Nobby_McDonald]

BROOKS WATCH

A little disappointing for Manchester United who could only reach the Europa League final and missed out on qualifying for next season's Champions League.

Brooks himself had a season blighted by several niggling little injuries which limited him to have short bursts in the team rather than long runs though it hasn't stopped England manager Steve Round picking him for the World Cup squad.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Roll of Honour

PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Arsenal

Champions League qualifiers: Newcastle United, Chelsea, Liverpool

Relegated: Leeds United, Swansea City, Derby County

CHAMPIONSHIP

Champions: Southampton

Promoted: Wolverhampton Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion

Relegated: Coventry City, Norwich City, Preston North End

LEAGUE ONE

Champions: West Ham United

Promoted: Sheffield Wednesday, Southend United

Relegated: Peterborough United, Oxford United, Luton Town, Hampton & Richmond Borough*

LEAGUE TWO

Champions: Gillingham

Promoted: Grimsby Town, Rochdale, Stockport County

Relegated: Port Vale, Lincoln City

CONFERENCE PREMIER

Champions: Walsall

Promoted: AFC Wimbledon

Relegated: Kidderminster Harriers, Bath City, Forest Green Rovers, Nuneaton Town

CONFERENCE NORTH

Champions: Gateshead

Promoted: Hartlepool United

Relegated: Morecambe, Bradford Park Avenue, Carlton Town

CONFERENCE SOUTH

Champions: Sutton United

Promoted: Chelmsford City

Relegated: Fleet Town, Canvey Island, Dorchester Town

ISTHMIAN PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Hastings United

Promoted: Thurrock

Relegated: Staines Town, Sittingbourne, Barton Rovers, Soham Town Rangers

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

Champions: Farsley

Promoted: Kidsgrove Athletic

Relegated: Burnham, Garforth Town, Hednesford Town, Market Drayton Town

SOUTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Rugby Town

Promoted: Solihull Moors

Relegated: North Leigh, Poole Town, Gloucester City, Bishop's Cleeve

ISTHMIAN FIRST DIVISION NORTH

Champions: AFC Hornchurch

Promoted: Haverhill Rovers

Relegated: Harrow Borough, Enfield Town

ISTHMIAN FIRST DIVISION SOUTH

Champions: Cammell Laird

Promoted: Kingstonian

Relegated: Dulwich Hamlet, Carshalton Athletic

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION NORTH

Champions: Bridlington Town

Promoted: AFC Fylde

Relegated: Guiseley, Goole, Burscough

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION SOUTH

Champions: Glapwell Town

Promoted: Gainsborough Trinity

Relegated: Chasetown, Shepshed Dynamo

SOUTHERN FIRST DIVISION CENTRAL

Champions: Woodford United

Promoted: Northwood

Relegated: Biggleswade Town, Aylesbury United

SOUTHERN FIRST DIVISION SOUTH/WEST

Champions: Basingstoke Town

Promoted: Weston-super-Mare

Relegated: Windsor & Eton

* indicates 10 points deducted

FA CUP

Chelsea 2 Arsenal 1

LEAGUE CUP

Sunderland 0 Tottenham Hotspur 2

JOHNSTONE'S PAINT TROPHY

Notts County 1 Leicester City 2

FA TROPHY

Tamworth 2 Southport 1

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

AC Milan 3 Arsenal 0

St James' Park, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

EUROPA LEAGUE

Manchester City 5 Manchester United 2

Goodison Park, Liverpool

[Nobby_McDonald]

MAJOR ENGLISH CLUBS

1. Arsenal

2. Manchester City

3. Chelsea

4. Manchester United

5. Aston Villa

6. Tottenham Hotspur

TOP ENGLISH PLAYERS

1. David Brooks (27 years, ST, Manchester United, 81 caps, 65 goals)

2. Eutemio Shepherd (24 years, M C/M L, Manchester City, 20 caps, 3 goals)

3. Danny Beckham (30 years, M C, Manchester City, 52 caps, 10 goals)

4. Michael Sanders (34 years, GK, Chelsea, 103 caps)

5. Steve Elwell (33 years, ST, Manchester United, 79 caps, 50 goals)

6. Glen Marsh (29 years, DM/M C, Chelsea, 23 caps, 2 goals)

Note - caps and goals correct before the World Cup started.

ENGLAND MANAGER

Steve Round

WORLD RANKING

1st (as of 7 June)

TOP EUROPEAN DOMESTIC COMPETITIONS

1. Italian Serie A - 4.5*

2. English Premier League - 4.5*

3. Spanish Liga BBVA - 4*

4. French Ligue 1 - 4*

5. German First Division - 4*

6. Russian Premier League - 3.5*

Most improved: Luxembourg National Division - 612nd to 509th (0.5*)

[Nobby_McDonald]

EUROPEAN LEAGUE WINNERS

Austria: Red Bull Salzburg (x22)

Belarus: Dinamo Minsk

Belgium: Anderlecht (x2)

Bulgaria: Litex (x17)

Croatia: Dinamo Zagreb (x2)

Czech Republic: Jablonec

Denmark: FC Copenhagen

Finland: HJK Helsinki

France: Lyon (x2)

Germany: Bayern Munich (x3)

Greece: Panathinaikos (x3)

Hungary: Fehérvár (x2)

Iceland: KR (x3)

Israel: Beitar Jerusalem

Italy: Inter (x2)

Netherlands: Ajax (x2)

Northern Ireland: Glentoran (x4)

Norway: Rosenborg (x4)

Poland: Wisla Krakow (x2)

Portugal: Porto (x3)

Republic of Ireland: Bohemians

Romania: CFR Cluj (x3)

Russia: CSKA Moscow (x2)

Scotland: Celtic

Serbia: Partizan Belgrade (x4)

Slovakia: Slovan Bratislava

Slovenia: Maribor

Spain: Barcelona (x3)

Sweden: AIK Stockholm

Switzerland: Basel (x5)

Turkey: Fenerbahce

Ukraine: Shakhtar Donetsk (x13)

Wales: Llanelli

[Nobby_McDonald]

New Club Records

Highest gate: £160,702 v Wolverhampton Wanderers (FA Cup Third Round)

Most assists: 21 - Neil Short

Most league appearances: 633 - Paul Gallagher

Most league goals: 205 - Mark Talbot

Transfer fee received: £1,500,000 for Matt Lyth to Everton

New League Records

Average attendance: 28,321 - West Ham United

Games won in a row: 13 - West Ham United

Goals conceded: 132 - Hampton & Richmond Borough

Worst team discipline: 97 yellows, 7 reds - Notts County

Legends

None

Icons

Mark Talbot, Jӧrg Müller

Favoured Personnel

None

[Nobby_McDonald]

Season Summary

[b]Season[/b]   [b]Team[/b]             [b]Division[/b]                          [b]Pos[/b]   [b]FA Cup[/b]                    [b]Other[/b]
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2010/11  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     7th   Second Qualifying Round   FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2011/12  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     [b]1st[/b]   Preliminary Round         FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2012/13  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                 13th   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2013/14  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                 [i]20th[/i]   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2014/15  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     [b]1st[/b]   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Preliminary Round
2015/16  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                  7th   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Third Round
2016/17  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                  [b]3rd[/b]   Fourth Qualifying Round   FA Trophy Third Qualifying Round
2017/18  Newcastle Town   Conference North                  [b]2nd[/b]   First Round               FA Trophy First Round
2018/19  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                9th   Third Round               FA Trophy Second Round
2019/20  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                2nd   First Round               FA Trophy Quarter Final 
2020/21  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                [b]4th[/b]   Third Round               FA Trophy Quarter Final 
2021/22  Newcastle Town   League Two                        9th   Second Round              League Cup First Round        
2022/23  Newcastle Town   League Two                       17th   Second Round              League Cup Third Round    
2023/24  Newcastle Town   League Two                        6th   Fourth Round              League Cup First Round
2024/25  Newcastle Town   League Two                        [b]3rd[/b]   First Round               League Cup First Round
2025/26  Newcastle Town   League One                        7th   Second Round              League Cup Second Round
2026/27  Newcastle Town   League One                        3rd   Fourth Round              League Cup Second Round
2027/28  Newcastle Town   League One                       15th   Third Round               League Cup Second Round
2028/29  Newcastle Town   League One                       20th   Second Round              League Cup Third Round
2029/30  Newcastle Town   League One                       10th   Third Round               League Cup First Round

Note: Bold indicates promotion, italics relegation.

The Trophy Cabinet

LEAGUES

Northern Premier League First Division South - 2011/2 & 2014/5

CUPS

Northern Premier League Challenge Cup - 2016/7

Northern Premier League Chairman's Cup - 2015/6

AWARDS

Conference North Manager of the Season - 2017/8

Northern Premier League First Division South Manager of the Season - 2011/2 & 2014/5

League One Manager of the Month

League Two Manager of the Month three times

Conference Premier Manager of the Month twice

Northern Premier League Premier Division Manager of the Month twice

Northern Premier League First Division South Manager of the Month

[Nobby_McDonald]

Finally, our two stalwarts who are saying goodbye to us, both retiring after many years at the club.

First up is our long standing club captain.

(Note - If you need to make the pictures bigger, right click and select view image. This will open up a slightly bigger image which is a little easier to read, especially for the biography page.)

[Nobby_McDonald]

Second is our rock at the back, and a player who for a long time was duelling with Paul Gallagher for record number of league appearances until an injury layoff at the start of this season. He and Gallagher are the only players to have come all the way up from the Northern Premier League First Division South.

Thanks for the service fellas.

[AK22]

Definitely a massive improvement, especially considering how tightly contested the top half was

[Nobby_McDonald]

Cheers bud. It was much better.

[Mike7077]

Stayed up later than I should have the other night reading through all of this. Very absorbing stuff. Newcastle Town very much on the map now.

[cerud]

So...can you still call yourself "town" after the likely increase to the population your growth probably has caused?

[Nobby_McDonald]

Stayed up later than I should have the other night reading through all of this. Very absorbing stuff. Newcastle Town very much on the map now.

Thanks Mike. We're firmly established in the third tier, five seasons now.

[Nobby_McDonald]

So...can you still call yourself "town" after the likely increase to the population your growth probably has caused?

Ha ha, very much so. Newcastle-under-Lyme in real life has around 75,000 inhabitants and is joined to the city of Stoke-on-Trent which has in the region of 240,000. In the past pretty much all Newcastle residents have supported Stoke City with them being the biggest local league team, but I think I've pinched a few thousand.

[SRL88]

Love it when you take a player all the way through the ranks with you .

[CityAndColour]

Love it when you take a player all the way through the ranks with you .

Particularly when it's a newgen, so you know you're the only person to have ever managed him.

[Dr. Hook]

Just caught up Nobby, and glad to see you still jamming away at it. Still doing m long-term 11 save as well. Do you have 12? I do, but haven't started a real save with it yet. Anyway, enjoying the career!

[Nobby_McDonald]

Love it when you take a player all the way through the ranks with you .

Particularly when it's a newgen, so you know you're the only person to have ever managed him.

Not just one but three counting Paul Gallagher, who has replaced Cassidy as my captain. He spent two years at Fulham though before he came to me.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Just caught up Nobby, and glad to see you still jamming away at it. Still doing m long-term 11 save as well. Do you have 12? I do, but haven't started a real save with it yet. Anyway, enjoying the career!

Thanks Hook.

I did succumb to 12 when Steam knocked it down to £8 after the final patch. I haven't even played a full season on it though.

[Nobby_McDonald]

2030 World Cup

Hosts: Germany

Holders: France

GROUP STAGE

New Zealand, Australia, Nigeria, Czech Republic, Angola, Chile, Ghana, Mexico, Canada, Democratic Republic of Congo, Colombia, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Egypt

SECOND ROUND

USA 2 Germany 1

Poland 1 France 2

Greece 0 Netherlands 2

Belgium 1 England 2

Spain 1 Argentina 3

Portugal 3 Sweden 0

Brazil 0 Italy 2

Turkey 4 Paraguay 0

QUARTER FINALS

USA 0 England 3

France 2p Netherlands 2

Argentina 0 Turkey 1

Portugal 0 Italy 2

SEMI FINALS

England 1 Italy 3

France 1 Turkey 1p

THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF

England 0p France 0

FINAL

Italy 1 Turkey 2e

Olympiastadion, Berlin

[ManUTactician247]

WC for Turkey! If only

[Nobby_McDonald]

Yeah, a bit of a surprise.

[SRL88]

Turkey .

[Nobby_McDonald]

Chicken

[cerud]

Definitely a surprizing World Cup! But always nice to see other nations step up. Shows the range of football across the world.

[Raware]

Glad to see you've seemingly sorted out your League One progression. For a while, I thought maybe you'd be playing League Two football again. Time to push on now

[Nobby_McDonald]

Definitely a surprizing World Cup! But always nice to see other nations step up. Shows the range of football across the world.

I agree. I think it helps that practically every nation has at least one league active in this save even if a lot of them are view only.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Glad to see you've seemingly sorted out your League One progression. For a while, I thought maybe you'd be playing League Two football again. Time to push on now

Thanks Raware. Last season's improvement was pleasing and a relief.

[Nobby_McDonald]

2030/1 FA CUP THIRD ROUND

LINCOLN CITY 1 Fulham 1 (9640)

Southend United 5 KETTERING TOWN 0 (7687)

YEOVIL TOWN 0 Plymouth Argyle 5 (4520)

York City 2 MANSFIELD TOWN 0 (3366)

THIRD ROUND REPLAY

Fulham 1 LINCOLN CITY 2 (12,324)

Fulham are in the Championship

FOURTH ROUND

Swansea City 3 LINCOLN CITY 0 (6151)

[SnakeXe]

Decent run by Lincoln, probably deserved a better draw than Swansea.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Well, had I not thrown away a two goal lead, they would have been drawn at Newcastle Town!

[noikeee]

Only just realised how much of a long-term career this is. Started in 2010 real-life time, still in League 1. To be fair that was a ton of tiers to climb.

Awesome to see a player like David Brooks go through your side at the lower ranks then move to great things at the very top level.

[cerud]

Tough beat to Swansea. Just the league now?

[Nobby_McDonald]

Only just realised how much of a long-term career this is. Started in 2010 real-life time, still in League 1. To be fair that was a ton of tiers to climb.

Awesome to see a player like David Brooks go through your side at the lower ranks then move to great things at the very top level.

Yeah, I still have a couple to go.

Brooks has this season become England's record goalscorer and he's still only 28. One of the best three players I've ever had in all the history of CM/FM.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Tough beat to Swansea. Just the league now?

Just the league yes. It's not the disaster it was two seasons ago.

[Nobby_McDonald]

2029/30 - Newcastle Town (League One)

It's goodbye to our record league appearance holder. It's hello to our record league appearance holder.

Board: Respectable league position

Media: 12th

Bookies: 25-1

Season tickets: 1259 (up 47)

Despite losing our first two games we make a good start.

Our Youth Academy opens part way into the season so it will be interesting to see the quality of our youth players in a couple of years time.

By Christmas we're showing consistancy and sit just below the playoffs.

We maintain a steady level of form and approach the run in in a similar position. However our challenge fades as we struggle to win in the final few games.

23. Stockport 28 points

24. Rochdale 26 points

FA CUP THIRD ROUND: Newcastle Town 2 Swansea City 3

LEAGUE CUP FIRST ROUND: Newcastle Town 0 Barnsley 2

JOHNSTONE'S PAINT TROPHY NORTH QUARTER FINAL: Newcastle Town 0 Rotherham United 3

Top rating: Jӧrg Müller 7.09

Top goalscorer: Jӧrg Müller 19 in 35 games

Top league goalscorer: Jӧrg Müller 14 in 31 games

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

To my complete surprise, despite having the best average rating and being top goalscorer, Jӧrg Müller was not named the Player of the Year by the supporters, so I had to get the history page of...

YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Paul Gallagher announced during the season that he would retire at the end of the season. So when he did, I agreed a mutual termination with my Assistant Manager and employed Gallagher in his place.

[Nobby_McDonald]

So, the last of the three players who came up from the Northern Premier League First Division South with me has retired. Here is Paul Gallagher, club captain and record appearance holder.

As mentioned, Paul has become my new Assistant Manager.

[Nobby_McDonald]

BROOKS WATCH

An improvement for Manchester United who qualified for next seasons Champions League and again reached the Europa League final. Brooks himself made history as he became England's record goalscorer, overhauling Wayne Rooney's total.

[Nobby_McDonald]

Roll of Honour

PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Manchester City

Champions League qualifiers: Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United

Relegated: Southampton, Cardiff City, West Bromwich Albion

CHAMPIONSHIP

Champions: Leeds United

Promoted: Nottingham Forest, Wigan Athletic

Relegated: Middlesbrough, Blackpool, Southend United

LEAGUE ONE

Champions: Coventry City

Promoted: Northampton Town, Crystal Palace

Relegated: Fleetwood Town, Grimsby Town, Stockport County, Rochdale

LEAGUE TWO

Champions: Chesterfield

Promoted: Peterborough United, Luton Town, Ebbsfleet United

Relegated: Torquay United, Carlisle United

CONFERENCE PREMIER

Champions: Nantwich Town

Promoted: FC Halifax Town

Relegated: VCD Athletic, Tamworth, Hartlepool United, Chelmsford City

CONFERENCE NORTH

Champions: Whitley Bay

Promoted: Northwich Victoria

Relegated: Histon*, Hinckley United, Bedworth United

CONFERENCE SOUTH

Champions: Braintree Town

Promoted: Eastbourne Town

Relegated: Grays Athletic, Tiverton Town, Thurrock

ISTHMIAN PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Ilford

Promoted: Arlesey Town

Relegated: Hitchin Town, Bishop's Stortford, Leyton, St Albans City

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

Champions: Altrincham

Promoted: Radcliffe Borough

Relegated: Cammell Laird, Bridlington Town, Boston United, Workington

SOUTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE

Champions: Woodford United

Promoted: Dorchester Town

Relegated: Paulton Rovers, Evesham United, Bashley, Shortwood United

ISTHMIAN FIRST DIVISION NORTH

Champions: Wingate & Finchley

Promoted: Heybridge Swifts

Relegated: Billericay Town, Potters Bar Town

ISTHMIAN FIRST DIVISION SOUTH

Champions: Godalming Town

Promoted: Whyteleafe

Relegated: Tooting & Mitcham United, Horsham YMCA

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION NORTH

Champions: Leigh Genesis

Promoted: Glossop

Relegated: Woodley Sports, Marine

NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION SOUTH

Champions: Quorn

Promoted: Market Drayton Town

Relegated: Loughborough Dynamo, Vauxhall Motors

SOUTHERN FIRST DIVISION CENTRAL

Champions: St Neots Town

Promoted: Stourbridge

Relegated: Leighton Town, Sutton Coldfield Town

SOUTHERN FIRST DIVISION SOUTH/WEST

Champions: Almondsbury Town

Promoted: Mangotsfield United

Relegated: Abingdon United

* indicates 10 points deducted

FA CUP

Swansea City 1 Birmingham City 1p

LEAGUE CUP

Arsenal 3p Manchester City 3

JOHNSTONE'S PAINT TROPHY

Leicester City 2 Leyton Orient 1

FA TROPHY

Bournemouth 1 Oldham Athletic 0

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Arsenal 0 AC Milan 1

Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam

EUROPA LEAGUE

Newcastle United 2 Manchester United 0

Estádio Nacional, Lisbon

[Nobby_McDonald]

MAJOR ENGLISH CLUBS

1. Arsenal

2. Manchester City

3. Chelsea

4. Manchester United

5. Aston Villa

6. Tottenham Hotspur

TOP ENGLISH PLAYERS

1. David Brooks (28 years, ST, Manchester United, 94 caps, 77 goals)

2. Eutemio Shepherd (25 years, M C/M L, Manchester City, 30 caps, 4 goals)

3. Danny Beckham (31 years, M C, Manchester City, 64 caps, 11 goals)

4. Glen Marsh (30 years, DM/M C, Chelsea, 29 caps, 2 goals)

5. Michael Sanders (35 years, GK, Chelsea, 115 caps)

6. Martin Reid (32 years, DM, M R, AM RC/M C, Parma, 26 caps, 7 goals)

Note - caps and goals correct before the World Cup started.

ENGLAND MANAGER

Steve Round

WORLD RANKING

1st

TOP EUROPEAN DOMESTIC COMPETITIONS

1. Italian Serie A - 4.5*

2. English Premier League - 4.5*

3. Spanish Liga BBVA - 4*

4. French Ligue 1 - 4*

5. German First Division - 4*

6. Russian Premier League - 3.5*

Most improved: Campionate Sanmarinese 783rd to 525th (0.5*)

[Nobby_McDonald]

EUROPEAN LEAGUE WINNERS

Austria: Red Bull Salzburg (x23)

Belarus: BATE

Belgium: Anderlecht (x3)

Bulgaria: Litex (x18)

Croatia: Dinamo Zagreb (x3)

Czech Republic: Sparta Prague

Denmark: FC Copenhagen (x2)

Finland: TPS

France: Lyon (x3)

Germany: Bayer Leverkusen

Greece: Panathinaikos (x4)

Hungary: Debrecen

Iceland: KA

Israel: Maccabi Haifa

Italy: Inter (x3)

Netherlands: PSV

Northern Ireland: Donegal Celtic

Norway: Rosenborg (x5)

Poland: Wisla Krakow (x3)

Portugal: Porto (x4)

Republic of Ireland: Bohemians (x2)

Romania: CFR Cluj (x4)

Russia: Zenit St Petersburg

Scotland: Rangers

Serbia: Partizan Belgrade (x5)

Slovakia: Slovan Bratislava (x2)

Slovenia: Maribor (x2)

Spain: Valencia

Sweden: AIK Stockholm (x2)

Switzerland: Basel (x6)

Turkey: Trabzonspor

Ukraine: Shakhtar Donetsk (x14)

Wales: The New Saints

[Nobby_McDonald]

New Club Records

Most league appearances: 679 - Paul Gallagher

Most league goals: 216 - Mark Talbot

New League Records

None

Legends

None

Icons

Mark Talbot, Jӧrg Müller

Favoured Personnel

None

[Nobby_McDonald]

Season Summary

[b]Season[/b]   [b]Team[/b]             [b]Division[/b]                          [b]Pos[/b]   [b]FA Cup[/b]                    [b]Other[/b]
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2010/11  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     7th   Second Qualifying Round   FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2011/12  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     [b]1st[/b]   Preliminary Round         FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2012/13  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                 13th   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2013/14  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                 [i]20th[/i]   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round
2014/15  Newcastle Town   Northern First Division South     [b]1st[/b]   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Preliminary Round
2015/16  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                  7th   First Qualifying Round    FA Trophy Third Round
2016/17  Newcastle Town   Northern Premier                  [b]3rd[/b]   Fourth Qualifying Round   FA Trophy Third Qualifying Round
2017/18  Newcastle Town   Conference North                  [b]2nd[/b]   First Round               FA Trophy First Round
2018/19  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                9th   Third Round               FA Trophy Second Round
2019/20  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                2nd   First Round               FA Trophy Quarter Final 
2020/21  Newcastle Town   Conference Premier                [b]4th[/b]   Third Round               FA Trophy Quarter Final 
2021/22  Newcastle Town   League Two                        9th   Second Round              League Cup First Round        
2022/23  Newcastle Town   League Two                       17th   Second Round              League Cup Third Round    
2023/24  Newcastle Town   League Two                        6th   Fourth Round              League Cup First Round
2024/25  Newcastle Town   League Two                        [b]3rd[/b]   First Round               League Cup First Round
2025/26  Newcastle Town   League One                        7th   Second Round              League Cup Second Round
2026/27  Newcastle Town   League One                        3rd   Fourth Round              League Cup Second Round
2027/28  Newcastle Town   League One                       15th   Third Round               League Cup Second Round
2028/29  Newcastle Town   League One                       20th   Second Round              League Cup Third Round
2029/30  Newcastle Town   League One                       10th   Third Round               League Cup First Round
2030/31  Newcastle Town   League One                       11th   Third Round               League Cup First Round

Note: Bold indicates promotion, italics relegation.

The Trophy Cabinet

LEAGUES

Northern Premier League First Division South - 2011/2 & 2014/5

CUPS

Northern Premier League Challenge Cup - 2016/7

Northern Premier League Chairman's Cup - 2015/6

AWARDS

Conference North Manager of the Season - 2017/8

Northern Premier League First Division South Manager of the Season - 2011/2 & 2014/5

League One Manager of the Month

League Two Manager of the Month three times

Conference Premier Manager of the Month twice

Northern Premier League Premier Division Manager of the Month twice

Northern Premier League First Division South Manager of the Month

[SnakeXe]

Good to see Gallagher staying with the club. Does he have ambitions for management himself?

Hellmund looks a great attacking fullback, is that where you used him? Any chance of getting him back for next season?

Another solid season

[Nobby_McDonald]

Gallagher has fairly solid stats to start his backroom career with, so he may well make it if he wants to. I'll have to check next time I play.

Hellmund has already gone elsewhere on loan for this season, Brondby I think.