United goals all came in the first-half through James Marwood, Frank Wiafe Danquah and Jonny Godsmark who grabbed two goals a piece to make the double over the bottom-placed Tykes this season.

United reserve winger Marwood starting the festive after just 24 seconds. He converted Godsmark’s perfect delivery inside the area from close range. Godsmark got a goal of his own in fourth minutes with a shot from a narrow angle. He took the advantage of Shane Ferguson’s deflected shot that had fallen to his feet.

On the 17th minutes, Jonny got his second as his strike found its way into the net via Barnsley keeper Danny Free.

United’s Dutch starlet, Danquah lashed home Toon number fourth of the day from 18 yards. Later on, Jonny Godsmark cut play through the Tykes defence and teed the ball up to Marwood for a fantastic chipped finish for the fifth. Danquah ended the first-half action with his second.

Next Saturday, Magpies junior will fly to Forest’s nest. Kick-Off 1PM.

NUFC:
Dan Mullen, Alex Paterson, Darren Lough, James Taylor, Callum Morris, Patrick McLaughlin (Stewart Bath 77m), James Marwood, Shane Ferguson (Dan Neary 66m), Frank Wiafe Danquah, Alex Francis, Jonny Godsmark (Campbell Bell 77)
Subs n/u: Michael McCrudden, Kieran Wrightson

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In a match return for Stephen Carr who is just recover from his injury and playing through the 90 minutes, and a return to reserve team action for Andy Carroll following his loan spell at Preston, United second string having their own nightmare by losing 1-3 tonight against the macKems reserves at Kingston Park.

Carroll has two good opportunities go begging from Carr’s deep delivery and the 22nd minute, Jonny Godsmark supplies at the far post.

The visitors took the lead two minutes later through former Arsenal’s youngster Anthony Stokes after United Callum Morris had given away possession just inside the area. Stokes doubled the visitors advantage just after the hour, before substitute Jamie Chandler cracked a low strike past Forster with just seven minutes left on the clock.

The home team got one goal back through an own goal by Peter Hartley after the Black Cats goalkeeper Carson unable to handle Carr’s whipped set-piece.

Newcastle United Reserves:
Fraser Forster, Stephen Carr, Darren Lough, David Edgar, Callum Morris, Alex Francis, Wesley Ngo Baheng (James Marwood, 68m), Mark Doninger (Frank Wiafe Danquah, 90m), Andy Carroll, Kazenga LuaLua, Jonny Godsmark (Ryan Donaldson, 84m)
Subs not used: Alex Patterson, Patrick McLaughlin

Sunderland Reserves:
Trevor Carson, Robbie Weir (Jamie Chandler, 46m), Ian Harte, Greg Halford, Russell Anderson, Peter Hartley (Gavin Donoghue, 75m), Jake Richardson (David Dowson, 46m), Liam Miller, Anthony Stokes, David Connolly, Ross Wallace
Subs not used: Jamie Chandler, Jordan Henderson

Referee: Craig Pawson
Attendance: 971

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“I was called into the manager’s office three or four weeks ago and he said that the club had accepted an offer from Newcastle,” Tozer told as quoted from the official site, “I could not believe it and straight away I said that I could not turn the offer down.”

“Newcastle is a massive club with great fans, it’s a lovely place with nice people and I can’t wait to get started.” He added more, “I’ve spoken with Sam Allardyce, he’s great manager and I’m looking forward to working with him.”

Yeah right, we are lovely and nice supporters Ben, but it is only if you can make us to do so. There’re bunch of Toon new signings who said exactly like you did today, but only little of them who really can win our heart, I hope you are one of those very few players in Black-and-Whites.

By the way, the heritage’s celebrity look-alikes said you are 70% similar to Beckham and I hope they’re right about it, not just in face but your skills too

Tozer, born in Plymouth and began his career as a youth player at his local club Plymouth Argyle. His former coach at Argyle, David Byrne, persuaded his family to allow Ben to join him at Swindon Town.

He is later signed for Swindon in the summer of 2007 alongside fellow Argyle youngster Ben Joyce.

Made a surprise full debut for Swindon on August 14 in the Carling Cup match with Charlton and granted the other seven appearance in Town’s first team before having a trial with Everton.

“It’s been a brilliant experience at Swindon and I thank them for what they’ve done for me but I’m looking forward to the future.”

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The second-half hattrick from 16 years-old Ryan gives the Toon academy a comfortable win after leading with one goal at the break courtesy of Jonny Godsmark’s 12-yard finish in the area, thanks to Patrick McLaughlin good service.

Frank Wiafe Danquah made it two with his first-time shot from the edge of the area in 63 minutes. The young Dutch striker teed-up to the goal by his strike partner Donaldson.

The Terriers halved the Young Magpies lead in 69 minutes when Jackson headed home from Pickering’s corner.

Donaldson got his first of the afternoon in just thirteen minutes left in second-half. A clever pass from Danquah was cleverly lifted over Terriers keeper Eastham to start his goal festive of the day.

Donaldson got his second with a curling strike on 87 minutes after two attempts on goal from his team-mates Mark Doninger and Matthew Grieve cannon off Terriers crossbar.

The England youth international have one goal being denied by a linesman’s flag before finally netting his third on the last minutes.

Newcastle U18:
Dan Mullen, Alex Patterson, Callum Morris, Alex Francis, Darren Lough, Patrick McLaughlin, Mark Doninger, Frank Wiafe Danquah (Matthew Grieve 78), James Marwood, Jonny Godsmark, Ryan Donaldson.
Subs not used: Campbell Bell, Stewart Bath, Shane Ferguson, Daniel Neary

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