Join our three legends - Craig Hignett, Darren Williams, Lee Clark and their special guest legend John Hendrie to digest the big news from North East Football. From Mowbray's sacking to the derby cup draw, to the weekend's games - there's even chat about Higgy's Tutu! 

Newcastle licking their wounds after the Everton defeat. We talk the walk to Durham Cathedral for Feeding Families and the lads are joined by a high flying North East referee. 

Join Daz from Mid-mornings as he talks with the LEGEND that is, Tommy Cannon. Hear Tommy tell his hilarious stories about his career and his life working with his best friend Bobby Ball. Plus Tommy talks about his latest challenge - playing Lord Mayor Tommy Tomato in Jack and the Beanstalk at The Empire Consett - Rock on Tommy!

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How many more games can Boro afford to lose before they're out of a play-off chance?  Former Boro striker Andy Campbell looks back at the Leeds game but thinks despite the injury crisis Michael Carrick's side will have enough to get something out of the game against Ipswich.

Join the North East Footy Brekky gents (well the ones who turned up on time) as they discussed Newcastle's game against Everton tonight, the latest in the search for a Manager at the Stadium of Light and Ry's new game and jingle - Down with The Trumpets - can you guess the mystery player turned musician?

It's pick on Dave time as the lads wade in fully booted. Steve's been to see Madge as Ted unleashes an impossible WTF. Sunderland Echo's James Copley joins the lads to talk about the madness of the last 36hrs. 

It was a black arm band day for the North East Footy Brekky lads as Tony Mowbray was sensationally sacked by Sunderland. Join a shocked and angry Ted with Steve and Ry and their special guest, Legend Darren Williams as they digest the Mogga fallout.

We smell a Wear Tyne derby in the air, will it dominate Xmas & NY24? You bet it will! Boro lick their injury wounds after almost pegging Leeds back and Steve's been on a bender so Ted gives him a bit of a trumpet serenade.

Ian takes his journalistic view across North East football. Joining him is former Sunderland young star Keiron Brady and part of the Newcastle United commentary furniture, Radio Tyneside's NUFC commentator Max Taylor.

Those horrible 3 letters hit the 3 Legends, VAR! Newcastle was robbed and all the lads agree it's time to put it out of its misery and scrap it. Higgy's on a high, Clarky wants to talk Chelsea and Daz, well it's not a good time for Daz Williams.