Welcome to Episode 2 of our new series 'Chronicled: The History of NUFC'. Every week Matt Ketchell is joined by Newcastle United's official club historian Paul Joannou to discuss the club's history in chronological order.

For episode 2 the pair are joined by journalist, author and Newcastle fan Paul Brown. Paul contributes regularly to the likes of FourFourTwo, When Saturday Comes and The Blizzard magazines. He's also written a number of books, two of which are very relevant to our series: 'All With Smiling Faces' the story of how Newcastle became United and 'Savage Enthusiasm' which covers the history of football supporters.

The episode covers the momentous era of 1892-1893 when Newcastle East End move into St. James' Park, change their name to United and begin to play in black and white stripes.

You can follow Paul Brown on twitter https://twitter.com/paulbrownUK and visit his website https://stuffbypaulbrown.com/

Theme music by Tom Ramsey.

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