Episode

Pleasure is a privilege: 2025/26 NUFC Season Review

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Pod On The Tyne: an independent NUFC podcast
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Jun 4, 2026
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5210
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Summary

Right, that’s the end of that. Frankly, thank f**k it’s over. 2025/26 held much promise for Newcastle United, even after the I**k transfer saga ruined the summer. In the end, despite some creditable performances and results in cup competitions, it ends with a stale smell hanging in the air. Join us as we use a series of award categories to make some sense of an epic campaign in a marathon review. From Bruno’s standard bearing (mostly in vain), through soft underbellies, to unexpected tears (and Osula), it’s been a strange old time.