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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13. Stephen Ireland
Ireland impressed whilst at Manchester City before joining Aston Villa for £8.5m. Newcastle then took a punt on Ireland in January 2011, however, he was rarely fit and he featured just twice under Alan Pardew. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images) Photo: Michael Regan
14. Lamine Diatta
The 32-year-old Frenchman played just eight minutes for Newcastle, featuring in games against Reading and West Ham. Newcastle won the first 3-0 and drew the second 2-2, so you could say he never tasted defeat in the black-and-white. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) Photo: Stu Forster
15. Haris Vuckic
Throughout Vuckic’s time at Newcastle, many believed he was on-the-cusp of becoming a star player. However, the Slovenian never lived up to these expectations and he left in 2017. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) Photo: Stu Forster
16. Hélder Cristóvão
Potentially too famous for this list because he scored a goal against Sunderland, but Cristóvão played just eight games for United in the 1999/2000 whilst on-loan from Deportivo La Coruna. (Mandatory Credit: Ross Kinnaird/ALLSPORT) Photo: Ross Kinnaird