Hello! Welcome back. It's the Match Preview as Newcastle welcome Man City to St James' Park for The Carabao Cup semi-final first leg. Andrew and John preview the game - and why there is hope for Newcastle despite injuries, and Man City's stars! --- You can get up to 60% off your FPRO football skills

Hello! It's time for The View from the Opposition as Andrew is joined by Man City writer, Simon Bajkowski from The Manchester Evening News to preview the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final. Both teams are dealing with injuries at the back but it is City's attacking armoury that will be keeping

Newcastle United beat Bournemouth on penalties in the FA Cup but progress came at a cost with Tino Livramento now joining a growing list of players in the injury list. Mark and Andrew reflect on the win, and the need now for singings this January. They also chat about the changes at the U21s too. --

Hello! Andrew is joined by Sam Davis of The Back of the Net Podcast - the AFCB show, as Bournemouth travel to St. James' Park to face Newcastle United in the FA Cup. Sam explains the impact of that win over Spurs, the loss of Antoine Semenyo, and why the FA Cup is a 'free hit' for The Cherries, plus

Hello! John joins Andrew to discuss Newcastle United's FA Cup clash with Bournemouth. It's a good old 3pm kick-off on Saturday at St James' Park. The pair discuss: - What is the priority? Do Newcastle need to focus on the league? - Does Howe pick an XI based on form or fitness? - Transfer plea to To

Andrew and Mark reflect on Newcastle United's win over Leeds United. It was a crazy game up at St James' Park which ended 4-3 to The Magpies - thanks to a 112th minute winner from Harvey Barnes. Andrew and Mark reflect on the game's chaos ! --- You can get up to 60% off your FPRO football skills mat

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Hello! Sam Mulliner returns to The Everything is Black and White Podcast to discuss his realistic January transfer window for Newcastle United. Alongside, Andrew Musgrove they discuss who might arrive and who may leave in a month which is known to be difficult for business. Andrew, a big fan of Stra

Hello! Welcome to the View from the Opposition - and is joined by Isaac Johnson, the Leeds United reporter for Leeds Live. Isaac kindly provides the insight into Leeds ahead of their trip to St. James' Park on Wednesday night. The pair discuss - Leeds' unbeaten run of seven games - The pressure on D

Hello! Andrew and John are back to preview Newcastle United vs Leeds United. The game takes place at St James' Park on Wednesday night - with Newcastle looking to make it three straight wins in the top flight. Leeds are unbeaten in seven Premier League games - so it won't be easy. The pair look ahea

Hello! Andrew and Mark are back with The Monday Show to reflect on Newcastle United's two-nil win over Crystal Palace at St James' Park. Goals from Bruno Guimaraes and Malick Thiaw sealed the three points and took Newcastle up to 9th. The lads discuss the victory, the impact of Yoan Wissa, the perfo

Hello! Andrew is joined by Luke, a Crystal Palace fan and content creator from the YouTube channel Luke Talks Palace! The pair discuss - Newcastle and Crystal Palace's similar seasons, and recent form - The impact Brennan Johnson could have - regardless if he plays - Why Bruno, Barnes and Woltemade

Hello! Andrew and John are here to preview Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace - taking place on Sunday, at St James' Park. They discuss the game as well as Eddie Howe's rejection that Newcastle United suffered an 'onslaught' for a period of the second half against Burnley. There's also the suggestio