Chris Waugh is a Newcastle United Correspondent at The Athletic. He specializes in covering North East football, with a strong focus on Newcastle United, and has reported on the club extensively since 2015. His work has been featured in The New York Times, SB Nation, The Conversation Australia + NZ, FootballFanCast, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Chris Waugh's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly football and Newcastle United. His focus is on event coverage and evolving stories related to the Premier League, with an emphasis on Newcastle United and their performances.
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By: Chris Waugh
The Athletic will hold its hour-long Inside Newcastle Q&A with subscribers — drop your questions in now
By: Chris Waugh
The Athletic's Chris Waugh answers your questions about what is going on behind the scenes at Newcastle United
By: Roshane Thomas, Chris Waugh, George Caulkin
Newcastle United won their final home game of the season to put West Ham on the brink of relegation.
By: Chris Waugh
The club's departing players were given the send-off they deserved, but uncertainty now hangs in the air
By: Chris Waugh
Newcastle sources insist this acquisition offers the club "optionality" for both remaining at St James' Park and moving.
By: Chris Waugh
Leazes Terrace's Grade-I listing is a reason why the East Stand has not been expanded since 1972, leading to the iconic nature of St James'
By: George Caulkin, Chris Waugh
The ownership is willing to dilute its current 85 per cent shareholding and has been approached by possible investors.
By: Chris Waugh
A campaign that began with Alexander Isak on strike ended with questions about Eddie Howe's future - The Athletic's end-of-season review
By: Chris Waugh, Pol Ballus
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By: Chris Waugh
After a disappointing campaign which followed a damaging summer window, it’s essential Newcastle go into August with a refreshed starting XI
