'Gallowgate should be left alone if / when St James' Park is redeveloped' nufc
We are asking various regular / irregular Mag writers a number ofThe idea to get a wide range of views ahead of this Newcastle United campaign.
Personally, I would protect the atmosphere above the capacity, so I would leave the Gallowgate alone. It is absolutely banging at the minute in there. Football fans don’t generally ask that question. They, like us, are aware that there is nothing we can do about who owns the club. We would all probably love to have a club owned by someone magical, Sir David Attenborough, Kevin Keegan or Dave Grohl, all unlikely, or for it to be a fan-based model.
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