It's always a frustrating week for football fans and journalists alike when the international break hits - as we long for the return of club football.
We've nearly survived the first week, but as the action on the pitch takes a break, the news off it doesn't stop.
Here's the evening round-up for Friday, September 6.
Is there reason to be concerned over the lack of goals for Miguel Almiron?
In this week's Everything is Black and White Podcast, we were visited by the Daily Star's Ian Murtagh.
Ian joined Ciaran Kelly in discuss all the current talking points regarding Newcastle United - including Miguel Almiron.
The forward is providing quite the debate for fans and journalists - and the fact he has yet to score for Newcastle is only heightening that discussion.
Click here to see why Ian is worried for Almiron.
Fabian Schar scores for Switzerland, and NUFC fans love it
Is Fabian Schar's United's best ever Premier League bargain? He'd certainly be high on the list.
During the qualifying games for Euro 2020, he scored in Switzerland's games versus Holland, running onto a lovely passage of play and side footing home from just inside the box.
That marks two goals in a week for the defender - having scored for United against Watford.
It was a great goal for his country, and put a smile on fans' faces.
Click here to see the best of the reaction.
The inside story of Jetro Willems' arrival to Newcastle United
A lovely little profile here of Newcastle United's wing-back from Ciaran Kelly, who spoke to former team mates to get a bit of insight into the Dutchman.
Click here to read it , and you'll find out about the player's personality, and what characteristics he has which makes his a certain hit in the Premier League.
Michael Owen continues to promote his book
Michael Owen is continuing with the publicity push for his autobiography!
He's been all over the BBC today promoting the book, and speaking again about Alan Shearer.
Today, he claims he 'loved' the city and people of, and that Shearer was one of the main reasons he joined the Magpies.
