Almost 75 years ago, Newcastle United arrived in New York for a tour to capitalize on the post-WWII soccer boom in North America. Back then, the papers lauded the club as having a “magical name… a name forever in lights.” Who would’ve thought that three quarters of a century later, those papers would be right. Fresh off a top-4 finish in the Premier League, and with another soccer boom happening in the States, the Magpies were back on our shores with great fanfare. In 1949, they scored a whooping 78 goals on their 10-match trip. On this tour — against their regular PL foes — they hadn’t managed a win at all. That is until Friday’s theatrically perfect comeback against Brighton. 1-0 down in the 85’, and 20-year-old Elliott Anderson dressed up as the hero to score twice before the full time whistle. Brilliant. They might not be the Newcastle United squad that went on to win three FA Cups between 1950-55, but they made sure we have our own story to tell our grandkids. Newcastle United for...