The 2006 World Cup is not one many England fans will look back on with much fondness, but for followers of Newcastle it may be even more painful.
The tournament in Germany was the last time before Callum Wilson this year that the Magpies sent a player to the World Cup with England. Back then it was Michael Owen who earned a call-up, despite missing six months of action with a metatarsal injury.
Owen had only played 30 minutes of Premier League football after sustaining the injury in December 2005. But England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson still started him for all three of his side's group games at the following summer's World Cup.