Newcastle United have changed kits a few times: their first kit had red shirts , white shorts and red socks. Then in , they adopted the black-and-white striped shirt they play with now. However, they played in grey shorts until and in blue shorts until when they chose their current black shorts. The club's badge received a few changes as well: the club wore Newcastle's coat-of-arms between and Then, the club used a circular badge which contained their name in full, a magpie in front of the River Tyne and the Newcastle Castle until Afterwards, the club used a simpler badge until , which featured a circular design of the club's initials, NUFC , and a magpie standing beneath the initials.
The current badge is heavily based off the city's coat-of-arms, bearing 2 seahorses and a tower. This team didn't have a hard time finding their stadium! They have been playing St James' Park since their very beginning! Which means that they haven't moved grounds for over a years!
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