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| who had won the 1951-52 Football League, and | Newcastle United, who had won the 1951-52 FA Cup, at O |
| In 1898 he moved to | Newcastle United who had just been promoted to the Fir |
| The following season he moved to the | Newcastle Jets, who signed him a few days before the s |
| Today the area is represented by the | Newcastle Vipers who joined the British National Leagu |
| lub split in two, with one half becoming the | Newcastle Falcons, who have been the most successful c |
| In 2001 he was loaned to | Newcastle United, who later purchased him for £800,000 |
| in turn finished 11 points behind champions | Newcastle United, who returned to the top flight at th |
| forward, he played his club football for the | Newcastle Knights whom he captained to the 1997 ARL pr |
| The castle which gave | Newcastle, County Wicklow its name was completed. |
| atrick Cary - Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of | Newcastle - William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle - Joh |
| ons (Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, | Newcastle, Newport, Winchester, and three in London). |
| DUBC taking home the main trophy every year, | Newcastle overall winners for the first time in 2009. |
| Stephenson began his career with | Newcastle Gosforth, winning two English Cups in 2001 a |
| After leaving | Newcastle United, Winsper set up his own consultancy c |
| ual carriageway standard just before passing | Newcastle Airport, with the junctions after the airpor |
| dney Roosters, South Queensland Crushers and | Newcastle Knights, with whom he won the 2001 NRL premi |
| , and played his entire club career with the | Newcastle Knights, with whom he won two premierships. |
| er Division, behind AFC Fylde, New Mills and | Newcastle Town, with only the first placed side gainin |
| At the Tyne end, Q2 proceeds along the | Newcastle Quayside, with a long one way section meanin |
| ie (who worked with Erskine on Byker Wall in | Newcastle) collaborated with London architects Rock To |
| ositions as player-coach firstly with Souths | Newcastle then with Blackall in Central Queensland. |
| Education at the prison is provided by | Newcastle College, with a range of courses provided - |
| and fifteen passengers were admitted to the | Newcastle Hospital, with two suffering severely from t |
| y at St James' Park over bitter local rivals | Newcastle United, with the other goals coming from Geo |
| y the third highest goalscorer in history of | Newcastle United with 153 goals. |
| but played the vast majority of it with the | Newcastle Knights, with whom he won the 1997 ARL premi |
| Jim Kerray moved to | Newcastle United with experienced striker Len White re |
| ed in a pre-season friendly punch-up against | Newcastle United with Fabricio Coloccini. |
| rop for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, then the | Newcastle Knights, with whom he won the 2001 NRL Premi |
| Arsenal played | Newcastle United with several recovering players rushe |
| The 2004-05 season begun poorly for | Newcastle United, with no win in their first 4 matches |
| e state to decline and promised to build the | Newcastle freeway without a toll, to construct the Eas |
| tion members of the NBL (the others were the | Newcastle Falcons, Wollongong Hawks and Brisbane Bulle |
| Newcastle United won the competition, beating Blackpoo | |
| Newcastle United won the competition for the first tim | |
| With | Newcastle, Watt won the league 4 times in 1905, 1907, |
| With | Newcastle he won the English Championship of 1905, 190 |
| Newcastle United won the competition for the fifth tim | |
| Mitchell Knight from | Newcastle City won the Elliott-Davey medal as the best |
| g 10 years of competing in the 2nd division, | Newcastle Macedonia won the league title twice. |
| Since 1994 | Newcastle has won the cup 11 times and Northumbria has |
| Newcastle finally won the tie through a single Macdona | |
| Newcastle United won the competition for the sixth and | |
| Newcastle United won their tie against Fulham 6-0, whi | |
| tire after the 2010 NRL season and return to | Newcastle to work in the mines and play for local club |
| From 1875 to 1878 he was headmaster at | Newcastle, then worked as an accountant in Perth for s |
| After a few years, she moved north to | Newcastle and worked on the North East and Cumbria edi |
| ginally constructed as the infirmary for the | Newcastle Union Workhouse in Newcastle upon Tyne. |
| He later retired and returned to the | Newcastle area, working in Vickers Shipyards in Wallse |
| Other early local content included the | Newcastle Steel Works Band, the Newcastle Choral Socie |
| He eventually became an ironworker at the | Newcastle Steel Works and became an official of the Ir |
| Newcastle was wrecked at Spithead in the Great Storm o | |
| n is a song about the life of young women in | Newcastle, Australia, written by Bob Hudson. |
| Newcastle and Wych streets also vanished. | |
| ught and conducted research at University of | Newcastle (1964), Yale University (1965-66), Universit |
| Keegan's managerial departure from | Newcastle also yielded the end of Elliott's first spel |
| n, Dubai, France, London, Luxembourg, Leeds, | Newcastle, New York, New Orleans, New Zealand, Perth, |
| h/Westbound Transpennine Express services to | Newcastle and York, and Huddersfield, Manchester Airpo |
| d throughout the region; indeed, the town of | Newcastle in Young County was named after the English |
| Mark began his career with in | Newcastle United youth team coming through the ranks b |
| He has previously been on the books of | Newcastle United's youth team, spending a period on lo |
| ty and GAA for Derry County before moving to | Newcastle United's youth academy to sign scholarship t |
| es Premier League before being signed to the | Newcastle Jets youth team. |
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