Huge thank you to everyone in the Gallowgate who helped us with tonight’s display. Looking forward to seeing tomorrow’s back pages! ✍️ ⚫️⚪️

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We absolutely agree with this. How fans can be charged this much & more for a friendly is scandalous. A game that’s over a 400 mile round trip, midweek & a tea time KO. Regardless of who has had a say on the prices of the tickets. They simply don’t care about the fans.

An Arsenal supporting mate of mine is going to the Champions League final tomorrow and paid £61…..

Thousands of people even saw us win the Carabao Cup for less money!

It’s hard to believe this was arranged without NUFC/Everton having some level of conversation with the venue about price of tickets. Likewise if both clubs agreed to this game without having a discussion about ticket prices that’s arguably an even more concerning scenario.

The pricing for our friendly against Everton is nothing short of a disgrace. A standard seat behind the goal will cost an adult £70 once fees are included. A reminder, this is a Friendly, kicking off at 5:15pm midweek 90 miles away. Football has a serious problem.

Those that remember the old Level 7 corner, it was something to behold, and hopefully those that move there make it brilliant once again. It was like an away end at home, superb. As the article mentions our survey, we thought we’d share some of the results from that, which almost 6000 of you filled in, and what our belief is moving forward. 73.9% said the atmosphere had worsened in the last two seasons. Many supporters cited the ticketing system as having an impact, with fans more unable to move/book tickets near friends and family. Another change that has been implemented by the club. 72% of respondents supported the idea of a dedicated section for singing, 59.8% said they would want to be in it, and whilst we hate that this would be needed, it’s the reality of the situation. 76% of respondents said they believed the standing section in the Strawberry Corner should be extended into the Gallowgate and behind the goal. This is something we massively support as a group and want to see implemented long term. The results show that people feel that the atmosphere has declined, particularly in the Gallowgate. We appreciate the season we’ve had plays a part, but we believe that should not be an excuse on the whole. Only ourselves and Fulham do not having standing behind the goal in the league. And this is still something in the long run we want to see fixed. Whether we stay at SJP or not. We understand the complexities with moving seats, and from those that answered the survey, 43.4% said the club should move people from their seats, 34.1% said they shouldn’t, and 22.5% said don’t know. We support the introduction of the section in Level 7 and hope it becomes a massive success, but we need to fix the situation pitchside too. We all have a responsibility for the atmosphere and it is a far cry from what it was. We firmly believe it can be again. It’s positive that discussions with the club took place and we thank them for setting that up alongside other supporter groups, and we look forward to future conversations on this issue.

👏 2025/26 Grand Season Total Collected - £73,824.01 which @JamieReuben & The @reubenfoundation_ will match to a massive £147,648.02 to feed local people at the Newcastle @westendfoodbank 👏 including £3126.86 (£6253.72) yesterday. THANKS 💯 #GenerousGeordies Volunteers & donators alike - @NUFC 🌟s one & all 👏 We can’t do it without you all & look forward to seeing you next season if needed. Enjoy your summer. 🙌 #NUFC 🏁

Last match of the season at home yesterday and for the last time Kieren Trippier will pull on the black and white shirt in front of the SJP faithful. A fitting display for him too from Wor Flags with a home win too thrown in for good measure @worflags @NUFC @nufctrust @NUSCuk

Kieran Trippier: ‘Forever a Newcastle United legend. Thank you for the memories.’ #NUFC @worflags 👏🏻

🏴🏳️ @worflags' tribute to Kieran Trippier. #NUFC #WHUFC #NEWWHU

Tripps 👑⚫️⚪️ Top work by @worflags 👏👏 #NUFC | #NEWWHU

🏴🏳️Brilliant stuff from @worflags. 👏What a servant Kieran Trippier has been for Newcastle.

Brilliant win at home. Superb display from @worflags Thank you Tripps and Krafu. Once a Geordie, always a Geordie. #NUFC

We’ve also dug out a gift from @Swedishmagpies to have on display tomorrow too. After some slight alterations…

For one final time in black and white at St, James’ Park

A week tomorrow we will be paying tribute to a club legend ahead of his final game in black and white at St, James’ Park. Every Newcastle United fan knows how important he has been and it is our opportunity to say thank you. Help us give him a send off in style: worflags.org.uk/donate/

Fantastic panel for our @NUFC event at @StJamesParkNE1: Joelinton, Yoane Wissa, @seedorf77 and @Charl23Potts. Thanks to @lisamole, @SethJoez, @worflags, @nufctrust, @NUFCWomen, @NU_Foundation.