Newcastle upon Tyne - Solution

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE – SOLUTION

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SOURCE OF QUOTATION

From Newcastle Rangers’ rather shaky beginnings in 1878, on the Drill Field in Gateshead, Newcastle United has obtained great popularity in the football sphere, leading to Sir Matt Busby stating, “If you put 11 black-and-white dogs on the field at Newcastle you’d get 30,000 coming to watch.” (cited in Bolam, 2004: n.p.).

REFERENCES

Bolam, Mike (Ed.). 2004. The little book of Newcastle United: 150 black-and-white quotes. London: Carlton Books.

Simpson, David. 2009. Newcastle upon Tyne. Roman origins: Pons Aeslius, Condercum and Segedunum. http://www.englandsnortheast.co.uk/NewcastleuponTyne.html [2014, March 14].