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Pod On The Tyne: an independent NUFC podcast

Pod On The Tyne: an independent NUFC podcast

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 Taylor Payne, George Caulkin, and Chris Waugh bring you expert insight on goings on at Newcastle United. Football (Soccer)
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  • Wissa and Woltemade: strikers to get back to work?

    Wissa and Woltemade: strikers to get back to work?
    Apr 29 2026
    As Newcastle's executives prepare to report to a delegation of the majority owners we're primarily concerned about coming up with tabloid-style puns.
    Foremost among the departments presenting to Chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan, you may think, will be the coaching, talent identification, and transfer sections. Squad building conducted last summer continues to have a significant effect on the pitch.
    No more so than in attack. Big money was spent on Yoane Wissa and Nick Woltemade and, while the german has ten goals, neither has settled in. So much so, that young forward Will Osula has taken the centre-forward starting spot. Will he keep it for the crucial visit of Brighton?
    Thanks to The Athletic's German Football Correspondent Seb Stafford-Bloor for his contributions this week and love from us all to Chris and the whole Waugh family.
    To donate to the Tiny Lives charity for Chris's running challenge, please click here.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • George visits The Alan Shearer Centre

    George visits The Alan Shearer Centre
    Apr 26 2026

    Please enjoy this Extra Tyne episode with our compliments; we hope you will support the great work of everyone at The Alan Shearer centre. For more information, go to https://www.alanshearerfoundation.org.uk/.

    George Caulkin has been training to run the London Marathon on behalf of The Alan Shearer Foundation. To find out more, he recruited the man himself as a personal tour guide before sitting down to reflect on 20 years of work and what Alan would like to achieve next.
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    46 mins
  • Matchday: Arsenal (a), Signs of life(ish)

    Matchday: Arsenal (a), Signs of life(ish)
    Apr 25 2026
    Eddie Howe's rather dramatic team selection brought about a lively start from Newcastle at the Emirates Stadium (what might we be saying had Will Osula buried his opportunity in the first minute?!).
    But, ultimately, this was another defeat. No shame in losing to a team locked in a title fight, you might think, but Arsenal were up against themselves as much as Bruno & co.
    Bruno brought quality, purpose, and drive back into the midfield. With four games left to stave off the (still quite remote) relegation worries, we'll need a more tangible improvement next time out.
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    36 mins
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