Alan Shearer has chosen the eleven players who most impressed him in this latest round of matches in the top tier. The player ...

Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer got emotional as he addressed the 150,000-strong crowd at the Town Moor. Alan Shearer ...

The special guests for Newcastle United's Town Moor celebrations have been confirmed as excitement builds for what promises to be a historic day on Tyneside. Saturday will see supporters young and ...

Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer has joked that Dan Burn might as well retire after his goal in the win over Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final. Burn opened the scoring for the Magpies in a ...

Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup hero Dan Burn was offered some friendly advice by Toon legend Alan Shearer in the wake of Sunday’s win, who jibed he ‘might as well retire.’ The 6ft 7 frame ...

Alan Shearer has backed Thomas Tuchel's decision ... Elliot Anderson, who joined the club from Newcastle United last summer, has become one of the first names on the team-sheet as high-flying ...

Shearer, who tops Newcastle's scoring charts, suffered the ignominy of celebrating with fans without any silverware following losses to Arsenal and Manchester United. He told the Rest Is Football ...

Should the nomination be approved, Howe would join other notable Newcastle United figures in receiving the recognition, including Alan Shearer, the late Sir Bobby Robson and former goalkeeper ...

Alan Shearer was one of several former Newcastle United players on hand to witness the current group of Magpies heroes land the Carabao Cup with an outstanding display in their 2-1 win against ...

Alan Shearer fought back tears thinking of his late father as Newcastle United clinched the Carabao Cup at Wembley. Newcastle ended their 55-year wait for major silverware after beating Liverpool ...

Alan Shearer told Newcastle United star Dan Burn he 'might as well retire' after playing a key role in Sunday's Carabao Cup triumph. The towering defender, who grew up only a few miles from St ...

At 6.46pm on a crisp, clear Sunday in north west London, Bruno Guimaraes lifted a small metal pot above his head and, in that moment, the clocks stopped for Newcastle United. No longer were they ...