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Not their first ever trophy - first domestic trophy since 1955. They won the Fairs Cup too in 1969.

The majority (as you imply) are incredibly delusional and get very carried away at any positive signs.

If Arsenal were a strong team (by title winning standards) they wouldn't be this far behind. The PL is stronger than it has ever been in the middle, in my opinion. But the top and bottom is weak relative to previous seasons. I suppose you can argue the middle looks better BECAUSE it's easier to...

Next up, hoping Leicester can do something against Man United. Doubt it will happen, though.

Was very tempted to back Fiorentina, but bigger club bias led me to split the difference and go a draw. Silly. Should have gone with gut instinct.

Exactly. They're the self-proclaimed 'biggest club in the world'. Their arrogance is only exceeded by their delusion. Like Ronaldo claiming he's the GOAT.

Very talented player, just fucked with injuries. He took that goal beautifully on his left foot - a lot of players would have missed that on their strong foot, never mind their weak. Great first touch and finish across the GK.

Let down all us baldies everywhere today. Association severed and he should be removed from the Bald Brotherhood.

It was 1999, lost to Man United.

I hate Newcastle these days but even I was begging them to get over the line. The poor cunts would never have recovered had Liverpool equalised and gone on to win, lol.

Fuck, if VAR allows that 9as Windy says it is onside) and Liverpool then equalise I could fully believe Newcastle will never win a trophy again.

True mate.

I am 42, and my mum was still six years away from being born when Newcastle last won a domestic trophy. Let that sink in. This is a historic moment. Like if Spurs won the league.

He's a good player and had a top few months but he's reverting to his real level now. Good, not great.

Chiesa. Forgot that cunt even existed.

I like Rassvet though. He has a good personality and seems a kind guy. Sometimes he gets stuff wrong but we all do. But yeah, they did seemingly start struggling when he started talking them up, lol.

Not saying anything that we didn't already know, but this is a historic day potentially: ' The last trophy for the club was in 1969, the old Fairs Cup, but the 1955 FA Cup was the last domestic success'

Newcastle could have scored more. Second half been more interesting.

Lol, I remember watching that film.

Maybe he's Ansu's great grandfather?