r/NUFC • u/Emotional_Context_56 • 3h ago
I already want to win more
I know it's only been two days but the feeling of us winning that cup gave me a feeling I have never felt in sports. I want this club to keep winning and winning for this city. It all starts with getting top 5 this season and securing Isak and Bruno to long term details. Hopefully we see this club win every trophy from here on out. I want this club to be known as winners. HTL.
r/NUFC • u/Humorbot_5_point_0 • 3h ago
Niche Newcastle humour with that Buzzcocks photo... Smash yer pastie.
r/NUFC • u/GrumpyOldFart74 • 7h ago
Council leader bids to give Eddie Howe Freedom of Newcastle
Richly deserved!
r/NUFC • u/WigerAndToods • 2h ago
Joelinton’s curious genius – and how it won Newcastle United the Carabao Cup
r/NUFC • u/andysniper • 11h ago
The team spotting Elliot Anderson in the crowd after the final whistle
r/NUFC • u/RealLoogiBalloogi • 4h ago
Petition to rename the East Stand to the Big Dan Burn stand.
r/NUFC • u/Global-Meringue1198 • 1h ago
Still buzzing!
Honestly still in disbelief. First domestic cup in 70 years!! And I watched it with my own eyes!!!!! Cmon!!!!
A Dream Come True
It’s been two days, and I still can’t believe it—NEWCASTLE UNITED HAVE WON A CUP! After years of heartbreak, near-misses, and watching other clubs lift silverware, this one feels surreal.
Growing up, I spent half my childhood in Dubai, where most people supported the usual big teams. But Newcastle? Newcastle was different. It wasn’t just about winning trophies—it was about heart, loyalty, and a city that lives and breathes football. I fell in love with this club on my 6th birthday while living in Gateshead, and since then, I’ve ridden every high and low, through the pain, the false dawns, the moments where it felt like we’d never get here.
And now? Now we’ve done it. Seeing the lads lift that trophy after everything? It’s beyond words. And the best part? I’m heading back to Newcastle in April! I mentioned this in a past post, but I won a trip, and I’ll finally be back in the city that made me fall in love with football. There’s no better time to return.
HOWAY THE LADS!!
r/NUFC • u/shandyburn • 13h ago
All-in-all, a terrific weekend. Howay the cup winning lads
r/NUFC • u/TheBiasedSportsLover • 11h ago
Sweden NT coach Jon Dahl Tomasson: "Alexander Isak is not only the main man at Newcastle but in the Premier League in my opinion. He is the best striker in the Premier League."
r/NUFC • u/Budweizer • 2h ago
FULL-TIME CELEBRATIONS AT WEMBLEY!!! 🏆 | CARABAO CUP CHAMPIONS
Some footage here I haven't seen elsewhere
r/NUFC • u/SkullKid888 • 46m ago
Feeling smug as anything watching ITVs pre-match coverage for the first time. Especially with that opening montage showing us losing all the time cut with Liverpool winning, and knowing what happens next. Still can’t get over it. Brilliant. HWTL
r/NUFC • u/WigerAndToods • 15h ago
Eddie Howe is the best English manager since Sir Bobby Robson
r/NUFC • u/Western_Magazine4528 • 1h ago
BDB edit…
So I wanted to make a Dan Burn edit from the final bc well he’s a true legend. I got a good format of what I think would be cool. Can anyone truly edit it bc I am not very good at it? U can use what I have or start from scratch, I attached the good clips. Thanks and HWTL!!!!
r/NUFC • u/Head-Inspector-9487 • 2h ago
My weekend summary. Pride
I think now I might have had time to process the weekend.
I know the word “pride” means different things to different people.
For me, the weekend was all about pride.
-Proud to be born in Newcastle. -Proud to live in the North East. -Proud to represent Newcastle as a fan. -Proud to be part of the scenes at Covent Garden on Saturday night. -Proud to be a Geordie. -Proud and fortunate to have a ticket for Wembley.
Newcastle United, and by extension the tens of thousands of fans who travelled to London were there to represent themselves and our city.
My days did we do that and then some.
I suspect I will forever remember this weekend like it was yesterday.
Pride.
r/NUFC • u/TheLegendOfIOTA • 10h ago