Micky hosts Si and Norman for a look back at the return of fans to SJP which saw an average at best performance from Steve Bruce's side, a look ahead to the last day trip to the "posh part of London" as well as some big picture questions on Willock and Bruce.

NUFC Podcast: Newcastle United win against Sheff Utd and a look ahead to Fulham (a)

Alex Hurst hosts Simon Campbell and Ben Wade to talk about Newcastle United's two nil win over Fulham on the final day of the Premier League season.

Thanks to goals from Super Joe Willock United finished in 12th place with 45 points,

If you like the podcast head to www.patreon.com/tfpodcast

NUFC Podcast: Newcastle United finish season strongly with win at Fulham

Alex hosts Norman, Ben and Micky to discuss the full Newcastle United season 20/21

The lads talk through what has mostly been a wretched season but with a decent ending. Discussion includes:

12th place - the best we could have hoped for or a serious underperformance
Best and worst games 
Can the manager repair the relationship with the fans
How it all fell apart after a decent start and why

If you like the show please consider having a look at our Patreon where for £5.50 per month you can get 20 extra podcasts per month on all things Newcastle United

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NUFC Podcast: End of season review - 20/21

Michael Martin speaks to Graeme Hanna and Mark Dingwall from 'Follow Follow' the Rangers fanzine and supporters community about their experience of new Newcastle United kit supplier Castore.

Castore also supplier strips for Rangers Football Club in Scotland and the lads discuss the close links between the NUFC and Rangers forged by NUFC owner Mike Ashley and how Castore has been different from what came before as well as examining some of the issues the relatively new business has had with the Rangers community,

NUFC Podcast: Castore and Rangers - what can Newcastle United expect from Castore?

Alex Hurst spoke to all ten candidates in the upcoming Newcastle United Supporters Trust board election about:

What they feel the biggest issues facing Newcastle United are
What motivated them to stand for election
Why you should lend them your vote

To join the Trust for £2: https://nufctrust.co.uk/join-the-trust/

Read the candidate election statements: https://nufctrust.co.uk/news-story/trust-board-election-2021-meet-your-candidates/

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NUFC Podcast: NUFC Trust Election Candidates Hustings - they want your vote

Alex Hurst hosts Norman Riley and Marc Corby to look at the total apathy surrounding Newcastle United at the moment and how it compares to previous eras for supporters.

The lads discuss the lack of interest this pre-season in comparison to the dark days of the late 70's and the late 80's/early 90's and if being worse on the pitch was worse than the current version of Newcastle United which seems to exist for the purpose of existing, no more.

Please watch Marc's clipped footage of the best of NUFC support here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGEIocazs4A

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NUFC Podcast: Is now the worst NUFC fans have ever had it in their time supporting Newcastle United?

Alex is joined in the TF studio by new recruit Kyle as well as Norman and Ben to preview NUFC's season to come as the Premier League kicks off for United at home to West Ham on Sunday the 15th.

The lads look at:

How excited are we for the new season?
Is the excitement of being back at the match covering for the usual inadequacies in pre-season/with the manager?
What does a good season look like to Lee Charnley and Steve Bruce?
What does a good season look like to NUFC fans?
Is Joe Willock the biggest signing of the Ashley era?

That and loads, loads more plus the usual season predictions!

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NUFC Podcast: Newcastle United Season 2021/22 Preview with added JOE WILLOCK (hopefully)

Alex Hurst hosted Michael Carling, Pete Davey and Norman Riley to talk through Newcastle United's defeat to West Ham United on the opening day of the Premier League season.

The lads discuss:

What went wrong, particularly for the three goals conceded in 11 minutes
Full back woes 
What went right at the top end of the pitch
What it was being like back at St James' Park with fans present

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NUFC Podcast: Opening day horror show as Newcastle United concede four at home to West Ham

Alex Hurst hosts Norman Riley and Marc Corby to discuss another poor game for as the season starts badly.  The lads talk about:

Why do we keep seeing the same performance from Steve Bruce's side?

Why does it appear like we don't even try to get back into games when falling behind?

Tactics and subs - shocking

Was the away end poor or is that unfair?

Loads more

If you like what we do find us on Patreon - we'd love your support:

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NUFC Podcast: Villa 2 Newcastle United 0 - same defeat, same performance, same sinking feeling

The True Faith NUFC Podcast is no longer on soundcloud. You can still get us at nearly every other major podcast platform such as Apple/Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify and Acast etc

True Faith Podcast - we are no longer on Soundcloud!

This week, with another tedious international break, the lads discuss the NUFC season so far and what's gone wrong (nothing's gone right!) as well as:
Allardyce - Perfect for Sunderland?
Klopp
ITV's naff football coverage.

Enjoy!


Radio Show: Another International week - Season Review (so far)

Alex Hurst is joined by tf editor Mick Martin & Tony Higgins to discuss his new E-book 'Homage to Murcia a season of football anarchy'.

Mick chat's to Tony about his life on Tyneisde before his emigration to Andalucia and his Newcastle United connections.

The body of the show is then Alex tapping into Tony's vast knowledge of football in Spain.  Tony tells us of the people he met and the football he saw which he ultimately brought together to write this fantastic book.

The book is a must read for any football fan across the globe and especially serves of a reminder that it's not the billionaires, the transfers, the scandal and the television we love; but the beautiful game we fell in love with growing up and the people who make it all possible.

Follow us @tfweeklypod

Get the E-book here:  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Homage-Murcia-Season-Football-Anarchy-ebook/dp/B0146ZCL74

You'll not regret it



tf Weekly talks to :  Tony Higgins about his book "Homage to Murcia"

United drew another blank against a stubborn Stoke side at St James' on Saturday afternoon.

The lads discuss what went right and wrong and whether a point against Stoke is enough or really we should be looking for more.

The Sissoko debate raises it's head once again and Rob Elliot gets a going over, to the dismay of some of the @tfWeeklypod twitter critics

Premier League talking points include why an earth Remie Garde would take the job at Vile and what's gone wrong at Chelsea

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Podcast: Jack Butland keeps United at bay

Two home wins on the spin has lifted some of Wednesday's podcast gloom as United are out of the relegation zone, hopefully for good.

The lads talk why the difference from Everton, the re-emergence of Steven Taylor, if Aarons is a long term solution at left back and loads of other stuff.

Mike Creane is here to talk about the Premier League and we have a brief chat about Liverpool's 77th minute walk out and the ramifications it could have on the future of the game.

Follow us on twitter @tfweeklypod

Podcast: More Home Comforts

Alex Hurst, Si Campbell, Richie Smith and Michale Creane look back on a Tyne Wear derby that won't live too long in the memory.

The lads discuss the performance (or lack of one in the first half) and how the game panned out.  Relegation is still avoidable and there is still plenty of hope.

Follow us on twitter @tfweeklypod

Podcast: The Dreadful Derby

Three massive points for United and a hungover podcast isn't as jubilant as you'd expect - due to a lack of sleep and hydration.

This shortened pod (due to the game in two days time)@tfalex1892, @richiesmith100, @bwade3 & @andylecht90 look back at a great win and ahead to another massive week in the fight for survial.

Podcast: Three points for the Birthday Boy

Si & Bolland discuss the Palace game and how it's fun going to football again.
Villa Away analysis and predictions - going to win by a lot.
Also discuss Hatem Ben Arfa to Barcelona!
 

Radio Show: Villa Preview

Alex Hurst is joined by journalist Craig Hope of the Daily Mail.  Craig's excellent coverage of North East football in recent years has seen him become one of the most respected journalists in the country.

Richie Smith and true faith editor Mick Martin join the conversation as Craig talks us through his experiences with the disastrous Steve McClaren and his impressions of United under Rafa Benitez.

You can follow Craig on twitter @CraigHope_DM and follow us @tfweeklypod

Tf Weekly Pod speak to Craig Hope

Podcast: Wolves Preview

2017/18 FULL SEASON PREVIEW

Alex hosts Si, Ben and Adam to look back at United's damage limitation exercise at Abu Dhabi FC.

There were positive performances across the pitch notably from Diame, Dummett, Lascelles the keeper and Murphy.

We discuss the result in context of the relegation battle and also look at Sunday's mental stories about a new contract for Rafa and loads of money to be spent on players.  Keith Bishop working weekends now.

There's a great write up of the match on the tf site:

http://www.true-faith.co.uk/match-report-man-city-3-newcastle-united-1-etihad-stadium-20-jan-18-ko-530pm-premier-league-att-54452/

PODCAST: Decent showing at Man City and more takeover stuff

It’s Man Utd at home in another massive weekend of Premier League football and our battle against the drop. 

Deadly duo Simon Campbell and Norman Riley talk through what promises to be a good battle at SJP on Sunday. 

No Alex for the pod but we get him on the phone to report from the Times+ live Game Podcast which was attended by Rafa Benitez. 

Please watch this week’s YouTube vid and subscribe to the channel if you like it :) 


https://youtu.be/UQIWmCqho2g

PODCAST: Man Utd Preview and Rafa Talk in with the Times

Incredible.  What a day. What a win.

Alex is joined by Norman, Ben and Si to discuss an utterly marvelous victory.  Rafa's mags have beaten Man U and deserved to.

We talk about the heroic performances of of the lads, the atmosphere, the day, the keeper.  

If you like the show please leave us a 5 star reviews on iTunes with a comment and RT/share the show on social media.  

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PODCAST:  Newcastle United 1 Man U 0 - Rafa’s best win as boss.

Monday June 4th is the release date for the new film Bobby Robson More Than a Manager.

In this interview with co-director and film writer Gabriel Clark, true faith get an insight into why the film was made and what inspired it's makers.

Gabriel talks through what it was like interviewing huge figures in football such as Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho, Ronaldo R9 and Sir Alex Ferguson.  What was their connection to Sir Bobby and how did the production team pull together the A-list of world football to discuss the man that links them all.

The film is a masterpiece and a much watch for any mag and indeed any England fan.  

Available from Amazon on DVD and blu-ray you can alsop download the film digitally here:

https://bobbyrobsonfilm.com/collections/digital?ls=en

Check out the trailer to the film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLQ5Nii0DEM#action=share

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PODCAST:  Gabriel Clarke on his film 'Bobby Robson More Than A Manager'

As the kick off against Tottenham Hottspur draws closer the true faith podcast brings you a huge preview of United's season to come.

Alex Hurst, Adam Widdrington, Ben Wade, Norman Riley & Richie Smith are you hosts to talk through everything from the new signings, what Rafa still needs and who'll be the surprise player of the season (like Diame last year).

There's the usual predictions about goal scorers, league potion and how the lads will do and why in what will most likely be the managers last season in charge.

Please leave a 5 star review for the show if you're a fan

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Podcast: Newcastle United Season Preview 2018/19

Mick Martin  from true faith Speaks to Craig Houston from Sons of Struth and Mark Dingwall about what action Rangers fans took against Mike Ashley to rid their club of Sports Direct.

There's advice for United fans from both as they tell their story. 

Many thanks to Craig and Mark for their time.

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https://twitter.com/SonsofStruth?lang=en

Podcast: Rangers fans v Mike Ashley: what mags can learn

Paul Lyon had the pleasure to interview Sir Les Ferdinand before his exceptional appearance at Nine Bar on Friday.

Like many of you Paul idolised Les growing up and was delighted to have the chance to speak to the great man.

Many thanks to Steve Wraith and Newcastle Legends for giving us the opportunity to speak to Les. Check out their website for future sales and tickets:

http://www.newcastlelegends.com/

If you like this podcast we'd love to have you as a Patreon by paying £5 per month for this show and the 30 extra shows monthly we produce. Check it out:

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Podcast: Les Ferdinand Interviewed

A dreadful day at St James's is discussed by Norman and Alex

Why was it so bad?
What can we do better and does it matter?
How much is it the manager and how much is it Ashley?
Takeover rumours (again)

The lads talk through this and more

Support us on Patreon to keep the podcast going:

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Watch out video from Palace away:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px23F1i-Sj4&t=6s

Come to out event HOW TO TAKE THE FIGHT TO ASHLEY

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/true-faith-how-to-take-the-fight-to-ashley-tickets-50290117094

Mick Lowes hosts Kevin Nolan at Nine Bar:

https://www.gigantic.com/an-evening-with-kevin-nolan-nine-bar-2018-10-19-19-00

PODCAST: Dark days at Newcastle United as Leicester win easily

Podcast:  United fail tol hold on in Manchester

Alex Hurst chats to Steve Armstrong of Manchester United fanzine United We stand about how his side are getting on, fanzines and supporter culture.  Steve also works for new true faith partner Fansbet.

Fansbet are a new online bookmaker who promise to share 50% of their net profit from tagged accounts for causes that matter the most to fans. The business is about fans and run by match going supporters and we at True Faith are delighted to be partner with them having met the guys who are involves. If having a bet is part of your match day and something you enjoy doing on football, racing or any sport then you can download the Fansbet app to sign up. If you do then please select Newcastle United as your club and True Faith and you will be making a contribution to keeping your fanzine and your podcasts going. They have already helped to make a difference to the fan community by contributing to fanzines, supporter trusts, branches with travel costs and they were also part of the first safe standing installation in England at Shrewsbury Town. 

Sign up with Fansbet: http://bit.ly/2yPzCjS

Podcast: true faith and Fansbet - Loyalty Wins

Part one of two chats with legendendary Newcastle United number 9 Malcolm McDonald . 

Micky and Wallace sit down with ’Super Mac’, to discuss his time at NUFC. Thanks again to Steve Wraith and Newcastle Legends for letting us meet up with and talk to Malcolm.

This podcast is supported by our Patreons who pay £5 per month for up to 20 extra NUFC podcasts:

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Podcast: true faith meets Malcom McDonald: the life and career of Super MAC Part 1

Host Alex is joined by Norman, Charlotte and Adam as they pick the bones out of mixed evening at the Amex. 

True Faith attend every single Premier League game home and away, so hear thoughts from those down on the south coast this weekend.

Please think about signing up to our extra content on Patreon - loads more of exactly what you're listening to:

This podcast is supported by our Patreons who pay £7 per month for 20 extra NUFC podcasts:
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Podcast: Perez strikes again but Newcastle underwhelm

The unthinkable has happened and we are podcasting about Newcastle United's new manager Steve Bruce.

Alex hosts Micky, Bolland & Ben to talk through how this has happened, why this has happened and how the fanbase has reacted.

Podcast: Black & White Bruce

Micky hosts Norman, Chris and Ben as NUFC rack up a second away win in five days.

NUFC Podcast: Bruce's play your cards right - Mags win at Southampton

Alex Hurst, Marc Corby, Simon Campbell and Adam Widdrington recorded over two hours of discussion on the only decent Premier League performance from Mike Ashley's Newcastle United

Season 2011 -12 had Ryan Taylor over the wall, Demba Ba, Hatem Ben Arfa at his best, smashing Man Utd at home and of course some predictable Newcastle United terrible defeats along the way

Relive Pardew's golden year with the True Faith podcast.

If you like the show please leave us a positive review with a comment on you listening device

NUFC Podcast: AIWWIW Season 2011-2012 review

Marc Corby is joined by Jamie McClen and Owen Peterson, two footballers who were signed by Kevin Keegan as part of the NUFC youth set up in the mid-nineties. 
  
The lads discuss the rollercoaster ride of being Newcastle supporters trying to make the grade under a conveyer belt of managers, amidst behind the scenes turmoil.

With untold anecdotes and contrasting endings, this is a fascinating, open and honest story when, during Mental Health Awareness week, "Living The Dream" can turn slightly sour.

Please note, explicit language.

If you like this show please subscribe and leave us a positive review on your platform of choice

NUFC Podcast: Through the ranks a decade at Newcastle United with Jamie McClen & Owen Peterson

Alex Hurst hosts a discussion on fan communication with Newcastle United.

Alex is initially joined by fellow Newcastle United Supporters Trust Board Members Thomas Concannon and greg Tomlinson to discuss their dealings with the club over the last 18 months.

Andrew Musgrove and Chris Waugh talk us through dealing with United from a media perspective and finally Steve Wraith talks about his own experience working with United and how the club should be using ex-players throughout the club to strengthen the bond between club and supporters.

Many thanks to the lads who gave up their time to talk to True Faith

You can join NUST here: https://nufctrust.co.uk/join-the-trust/

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NUFC Podcast:  Newcastle United and fan communication with NUST, the local press and Steve Wraith

Michael Martin hosts a lengthy discussion on the journey of True Faith Newcastle United Fanzine from 1999 to present day.

Joining Mick are former deputy editor Gareth Harrison, current podcaster and writer Marc Corby and current editor Alex Hurst.

The lads touch on the purpose of fanzines and how they helped shape football culture over the years as well as what inspired True Faith and how it has grown and changed over 20 years.

You get the latest version here:  

https://truefaithnufc.bigcartel.com/category/fanzine

NUFC Podcast: The story of True Faith NUFC Fanzine

Alex hosts Norman, Si and Ben to look back on Newcastle United's dire performance against Fulham at St James' Park.

Why does this keep happening, should the players take some responsibility?

The lads get into it and much more

If you like what we do we do much more of it on our Patreon podcast feed for just £6 per month

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NUFC Podcast: Another shameful display as Newcastle United fail to beat ten man Fulham

Marc Corby is joined by David Jameson in a nostalgic trip back to Newcastle United in 1982.

Dave, who edited the popular 'Half Mag, Half Biscuit' fanzine between 1992 and 1995, tells of supporting as a youngster as a golden period influenced of course by Kevin Keegan.

Including a comprehensive review of the 1983-84 promotion season, the lads run through the standout players, games and incidents as well as the impact Special K had on Tyneside.

NUFC Podcast: Season 1983-1984 As It Was When It Was

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