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1993–94 Newcastle United F.C. season

FieldValue
clubNewcastle United
season1993–94
managerKevin Keegan
chairmanSir John Hall
stadiumSt. James' Park
league[FA Premier League](1993-94-fa-premier-league)
league result3rd
cup1FA Cup
cup1 result[Fourth round](1993-94-fa-cup-fourth-round-proper)
cup2League Cup
cup2 result[Third round](1993-94-football-league-cup-third-round)
league topscorer
Andy Cole (34)
season topscorer
Andy Cole (41)
highest attendance36,388
(vs. Manchester United and
Leeds United)
lowest attendance25,887
(vs. Notts County)
average attendance33,439
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prevseason[1992–93](1992-93-newcastle-united-f-c-season)
nextseason[1994–95](1994-95-newcastle-united-f-c-season)

Andy Cole (34) Andy Cole (41) (vs. Manchester United and Leeds United) (vs. Notts County) During the 1993–94 season, Newcastle United participated in the FA Premier League for this first time.

Season summary

After four years in the First Division, Kevin Keegan's side were promoted to the Premiership as champions. The return of Peter Beardsley created a prolific striker partnership with the young Andy Cole, the pair scoring 55 goals between them in the Premiership. The club achieved a third-place finish in the league and UEFA Cup qualification - the club's first foray into Europe since the 1970s. Londoner Rob Lee, left footed midfielder Scott Sellars along with local youngsters Lee Clark and Steve Howey emerged as Premier League stars under Keegan's guidance. The team was nicknamed "The Entertainers" by the media, an indication of the style of play that Keegan instilled on the team. Cole also collected the PFA Young Player of the Year award, having scored a club record of 41 goals in all competitions. Beardsley also found the net 24 times in all competitions, meaning that the strike partnership of Cole and Beardsley had produced a total of 65 goals - the majority of the goals the team scored all season.

Post-season signings included World Cup stars Marc Hottiger and Philippe Albert, and Derby striker Paul Kitson.

A 7–1 win over Swindon Town matched Blackburn's record for the highest Premier League victory, which was set the previous season.

Final league table

Main article: 1993–94 FA Premier League

Appearances, goals and cards

:(Substitute appearances in brackets)

No.Pos.NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupTotalDisciplineAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals[[File:Yellow card.svg13px]][[File:Red card.svg13px]]
1GKCZE Pavel Srníček210001022001
2DFENG Barry Venison36+10203041+1060
3DFENG John Beresford340303040010
4MFENG Paul Bracewell321103136230
5DFENG Kevin Scott180102021020
5MFENG Ruel Fox142000014200
6DFENG Steve Howey13+10300016+1000
7MFENG Rob Lee417303147800
8FWENG Peter Beardsley35213231412420
9FWENG Andy Cole40343136464120
10MFENG Lee Clark292302034220
11MFENG Scott Sellars29+13301+1133+2410
12DFENG Mark Robinson12+40100012+4020
13GKNIR Tommy Wright2+1000002+1000
14FWSCO Alex Mathie0+16300000+16300
15DFENG Brian Kilcline10001+202+2000
15DFENG Darren Peacock9000009000
16MFIRL Liam O'Brien4+2000004+2000
17MFCYP Nikki Papavasiliou7000007000
19DFENG Steve Watson29+322+103034+4210
20DFWAL Alan Neilson10+40000010+4010
21FWWAL Malcolm Allen95003212700
23MFENG Chris Holland2+1000002+1000
24DFENG Matty Appleby1000001000
26DFENG Robbie Elliott13+20200015+2010
30GKENG Mike Hooper190302024000
31FWENG Mike Jeffrey2000002010

Coaching staff

Transfers

In

DatePos.NameFromFee
16 July 1993MFENG Peter BeardsleyENG Everton£1,500,000
July 1993MFCYP Nikki PapavasiliouGRE OFI£120,000
30 July 1993FWSCO Alex MathieSCO Greenock Morton£250,000
13 August 1993GKENG John BurridgeSCO Hibernianid=1156name=John Burridge}}
13 August 1993FWWAL Malcolm AllenENG Millwall£300,000
23 September 1993GKENG Mike HooperENG Liverpool£550,000
4 October 1993FWENG Mike JeffreyENG Doncaster Rovers£85,000 + David Roche
20 January 1994MFENG Chris HollandENG Preston North End£100,000
2 February 1994MFENG Ruel FoxENG Norwich City£2,225,000
24 March 1994MFENG Darren PeacockENG Queens Park Rangers£2,700,000
  • Total spending: £7.83m

Out

DatePos.NameToFee
18 June 1993FWENG Andy HuntENG West Bromwich Albion£100,000
23 June 1993FWIRL David KellyENG Wolverhampton Wanderers£750,000
23 July 1993DFENG Mark StimsonENG Portsmouth£100,000
5 August 1993MFENG Alan ThompsonENG Bolton Wanderers£250,000
12 August 1993MFENG Gavin PeacockENG Chelsea£1,250,000
24 September 1993GKNIR Tommy WrightENG Nottingham Forest£450,000
1 October 1993MFENG David RocheENG Doncaster RoversPart-exchange for Mike Jeffrey
29 October 1993GKENG John BurridgeENG ScarboroughFree
20 January 1994DFENG Brian KilclineENG Swindon Town£90,000
21 January 1994MFIRE Liam O'BrienENG Tranmere Rovers£300,000
1 February 1994DFENG Kevin ScottENG Tottenham Hotspur£850,000
  • Total income: £4.14m

Loans in

DatePos.NameFromExpiry
24 March 1994DFSCO Brian ReidSCO Rangers31 May 1994

Loans out

DatePos.NameFromExpiry
25 February 1994DFENG Kevin BrockWAL Cardiff City26 April 1994

Competitions

Pre-season

Match1234567
Result2–01–23–02–13–01–10–1

League

Round123456789101112131415161718192021
Result0–11–21–11–01–11–14–22–22–02–01–21–24–03–13–04–01–22–11–12–01–1
Position15th18th16th14th15th14th13th13th11th6th11th11th9th9th8th4th6th3rd4th4th4th
Round222324252627282930313233343536373839404142
Result0–12–02–12–11–22–40–14–01–07–14–22–03–01–10–01–22–03–25–10–22–0
Position5th5th4th3rd4th4th5th3rd4th3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd3rd

FA Cup

Match123
Result2–01–10–2

League Cup

Match123
Result4–17–11–2

Matches

Pre-season

Beardsley

Papavasiliou Mathie Sellars

[[1993–94 FA Premier League|Premier League]]

Harford Srníček Mathie Allen Mutch Allen Cole Allen Cole Beardsley Beardsley Cole Smith Beardsley Cole Beardsley Le Tissier Blissett Fashanu Holdsworth Mathie Lee Watson Fox Martin Cole Mathie Cole Lee Beardsley Brightwell Cole Beardsley Lee Sharp Beardsley Cole Sellars Beardsley

[[1993–94 FA Cup|FA Cup]]

Beardsley Oakes

[[1993–94 Football League Cup|League Cup]]

Bracewell Beardsley Cole Lee Holdsworth

References

References

  1. Fox was born in [[Ipswich]], [[England]], but also qualified to represent [[Montserrat]] internationally.
  2. Neilson was born in [[Wegberg]], [[West Germany]] (now [[Germany]]), but also qualified to represent [[Wales]] internationally and made his international debut for [[Wales national football team. Wales]] in February 1992.
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  6. Kelly was born in [[Birmingham]], [[England]], but also qualified to repsent the [[Republic of Ireland]] and made his international debut for the [[Republic of Ireland national football team. Republic of Ireland]] in November 1987.
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