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Charlie Bennett

The Newcastle United academy in Sierra Leone that needs help as fan site bids to raise funds

Newcastle United boast one of the most passionate and well-supported fanbases in world football. The Toon Army’s reach stretches across the globe, with supporters clubs in the United States, South America and the Middle East.

The Magpies’ fortunes even captivate the imaginations of those within some of the most disadvantaged nations on the planet. Over 4,500 miles away in West Africa, a group of Newcastle fans in Bo Town, Sierra Leone, are in desperate need.

Gateshead-born Olly Hawkins - who runs fan site NUFCBlog.co.uk - aims to raise money to fund their Newcastle United football academy. Around 50 young footballers at U12 and U14 levels use the facilities to hone their skills but also as a refuge where poverty-stricken children can eat.

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