Throughout their time in the Premier League, there have been a great number of players that have left their mark at St James’s Park.
From cult-heroes to the Premier League’s all-time record goalscorer, Newcastle have had their fair share of Premier League greats.
However, in this list, we are not bothered about those players that have brought huge amounts of joy to 52,000 Geordies every week.
Here, we have taken a look at some players that played for Newcastle in the Premier League but that you may have forgotten about.
Do you agree with our list? How many of these do you remember playing for the Toon? Have we missed anyone out?
Please let us know on Twitter @MouthofTynePod and share with us any memories you may have of these 16 players:
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5. Seydou Doumbia
A loan-move in January for Doumbia was well-received among Newcastle United fans. Rising to fame because of the FIFA video games, Doumbia arrived with high-hopes that he could grab some goals to steer Newcastle clear of relegation. However, he played just 29 minutes, 20 of which came when Newcastle trailed 5-0 at Stamford Bridge. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Mason
6. Islam Slimani
Another striker signed on loan to help Newcastle fight relegation was Islam Slimani from Leicester City. However, the Algerian arrived struggling for fitness and left after receiving a suspension following an off-the-ball incident against West Brom. His sole contribution was an assist for Matt Ritchie’s winning goal against Arsenal. (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images) Photo: Nathan Stirk
7. Shefki Kuqi
Newcastle sold Andy Carroll for £35m to Liverpool on deadline day 2011. Their replacement for him? Shefki Kuqi. Six games and twenty minutes later, Kuqi left to join Oldham Athletic in the summer. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images) Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos
8. Alan O’Brien
Unable to live up to his famous surname, O’Brien played just eleven times for Newcastle between 2004 and 2007. But his time did include a 90-minute stint as left-back in Newcastle’s 1-0 UEFA Cup Quarter-Final first-leg win over Sporting Lisbon in 2005. (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images) Photo: Bryn Lennon