NUFC Podcast: Famous Newcastle United victory snatched at the death by Barcelona at St James' Park
True Faith NUFC PodcastShow Notes
Char, Si and Ordy gathered immediately after the heartbreaking last minute draw with Barcelona tonight at SJP, to discuss:
How unfair was the ending to this match? 1-0 up and injury time over, Ramsdale has barely made a save...
Was this better than we hoped for or do we actually feel worse due to the way it happened?
Why were we so good and who stood out? (alongside Hall obviously...)
Can we get through and what happens this weekend, is it a distraction going to Chelsea?
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