Daniel.

Bluesky:

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

Me & my lass are doing the Great North Run this year for the 1st time. We're running for the MS Society. If you're able to donate anything at all or retweet this, that would be hugely appreciated. We're not runners so just finishing will be an achievement. https://t.co/ZWR4Gggxdg

[Plaisir foot.cd @plaisirfoot2]

🚨⚽ BUUUUT WISSAAA !! Yoane Wissa ouvre le score pour les léopards sur une passe bien dosée de Nathanael Mbuku.

MAIS QUELLE PASSE, QUEL BUT

🇨🇩 1-0 🇸🇱 https://t.co/FTUZVrZLrc

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

Kane is unbelievable, and feels like he's getting better. But there are definitely moments when he needs to be taken off for someone who can stretch the game and run in behind, especially when we're winning.

[Craig Hope @CraigHope_DM]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Strong response from Harry Kane when I asked him about Euro 24 criticism…

🗣️ ‘It was tough, getting taken off in a final. There was so much talk (before the final) around, “Maybe Harry shouldn't start”. I was like, “Well hang on a minute, I'm doing my best for the team here”.

🗣️ “I scored three goals & was joint for the Golden Boot. It wasn't like there were many other players doing crazy stuff that I wasn't doing”.’

✍️ Full interview 👇

https://t.co/ZxXMww1gBH

[NUFC Blog @NUFCBlogcouk]

"𝑰 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝑵𝒆𝒘𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒍𝒆 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒃𝒆 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒊𝒏 𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒍 𝒍𝒊𝒇𝒆"

🇭🇷 Revisiting Dion Beljo's comments on #NUFC and a move to England, as Toon scouts watch Croatian ⤵️

https://t.co/vLfaB0DQhj

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@GeordiePaul81 To be fair I did start it by saying I know it's the November rumour mill. I was just commenting on the players, not that I think it would happen.

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

I know it's the November rumour mill, but both of these would improve us massively. #NUFC

[The Chronicle @ChronicleNUFC]

Anis Hadj Moussa and Will Lankshear January hope - Newcastle United transfer state of play

✍️| @lee_ryder

https://t.co/bI2m1vjQ6U

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@Sukki1975 From what I've seen of Lankshear, he's going to be a top striker and right now we have Pardo who's a winger, Wissa who's a nothing player and Osula who's 23 and still so raw.

[Adeolu. @AdeoluwakitanS]

Ousmane Diabaté vs Beşiktaş
#NUFC

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

McClaren and Rafa, 2016. #NUFC

[Simon Peach @SimonPeach]

Pochettino lined up, Carrick taking training again. This really is a poor look #MUFC

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@BetMGMUK #NUFC

[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/YTEGRxbVpF

[AB⚕ @AbsoluteBruno]

This is a very strong contender for tweet of the year!!!

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@crueldvartes @SandraK1210

[Mark Douglas @MsiDouglas]

🚨 #nufc hold talks on January forward signing as they look for ways to support Matthias Jaissle

⚫️ Jaissle involved in recruitment plans
⚪️ Admission vertical football explanation 'lost in translation'
⚫️ January thinking revealed

Read 👇 https://t.co/cpv487bjrG

[Max @the_art_of_7]

If Carrick gets sacked before Jaissle, I'll start referring to Newcastle as just 'United'. Now what's in for me?

[The Sun Football ⚽ @TheSunFootball]

EXCLUSIVE: Eddie Howe rejects Crystal Palace job despite being ready to return to dugout | @JackRosser_

https://t.co/L4bFJrp5WF

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@huskirl @SandraK1210

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@LiamJKennedy23 He did exactly the same after scoring against Leicester at home in 24/25.

[Red & White Army @RedAndWhite2017]

RAWA Statement on the Proposed Tyne–Wear Derby Bubble

A bubble match means away fans cannot get their ticket unless they travel on the official, police‑escorted coaches. No choice of transport, no freedom to plan your day. It places blanket restrictions on thousands of ordinary supporters. This would be the first bubble in the history of the Tyne–Wear derby, imposed after a fixture with only three arrests and described by police as “largely without incident.” There has been no consultation with supporters at any point in the seven months since that game.

Red and White Army is extremely concerned that such a drastic and restrictive measure has been pushed through without proper evidence, without meaningful engagement, and without any attempt to work with supporters on a proportionate plan.

The SAG minutes released this week raise serious questions. They show that concerns from the March derby were discussed, but they do not show any detailed evidence pack, incident data, intelligence summary or formal risk assessment being shared. The meeting appears to have centred almost entirely on a managed coach operation, with no alternative options formally presented, tested or compared. Supporter consultation didn’t happen before the recommendation was made, and “engagement” was only mentioned as something to do afterwards.

There is no sign of a balanced assessment of risk. Issues linked to independent travel were noted, but there is nothing to show these were weighed against the risks introduced by a compulsory coach operation. There is no distinction between different types of supporters, despite acknowledging that the vast majority behave responsibly. And there is nothing to show that targeted, less restrictive measures were even considered before deciding a bubble was the only answer.

Prior to receiving the SAG minutes (obtained via a Freedom of Information request), RAWA, the clubs, NUST and the FSA produced a detailed mitigation document. It sets out practical, proportionate steps covering behaviour, travel, stadium operations and policing. These include enhanced voluntary coach travel, managed rail options, alternative walking routes with larger buffer zones, targeted deployment at known congregation points, and strong fan‑led communications. Together, these measures offer a workable, collaborative approach that tackles the risks identified without removing supporter choice.

We have asked Northumbria Police to reassess the decision in light of these mitigations and the clear gaps in the SAG process. So far, they have refused to do so.

David Rose, Vice Chair of RAWA and Deputy CEO of the Football Supporters’ Association, said:

“A bubble is a backwards step for football policing. It strips away supporter freedoms, applies blanket restrictions to thousands of law‑abiding fans, and ignores a decade of progress in how high‑risk fixtures are managed. Supporters deserve better.”

Based on the information released to date, RAWA does not believe the case has been made that a compulsory bubble is necessary, proportionate or justified. We continue to urge Northumbria Police and partner agencies to revisit the decision and work with supporters and clubs on a safer, more balanced plan that respects both safety and supporter rights.

Supporters remain ready to work constructively with all stakeholders. What we need now is a willingness from Northumbria Police to do the same.

Supporters can read the full detail in the two documents linked below:

Joint Mitigation Proposal (RAWA, SAFC, NUFC, NUST, FSA)

RAWA Summary of SAG Minutes and Key Concerns

Please head over to our website for the full set of documents relating to the Safety Advisory Group Meeting.
https://t.co/XMEFt6dueN

@SunderlandAFC @NUFC @nufctrust @ALS_Fanzine @WiseMenSayPod @KiMcGuinness @JamesCopley_

[Bosnian Football @BosniaNTBall]

No Bow and Arrow today! 🏹 #Dedic #NUFC

[Daniel. @danjpeg]

@Pooliemags1Ttv I remember we had 2 points from 9 games under Rafa in 18/19.