You will be aware that the Yes We Can campaign launched by the NUST started up again on 6 Jan after the festive break, with the clear message to the current owners that 'supporters mean business'. The response to the first e-mail has been astounding with 3 people a minute (for the first couple of hours) signing up to the campaign for greater fan say in the way our club is run. Over 1000 people have signed up on the back of that e-mail and on 15 Jan we'll be announcing our advisers on our next moves.

Yes We Can and the Trust have one aim - to give supporters a say in the running of our club and with Newcastle City Council backing that principle on 13 Jan, we are gathering an unstoppable momentum.

We would ask that you take a couple minutes of your time to fill in our Survey (10 questions).
This survey will be used to show interested potential partners the strength of feeling in the city and beyond about the current regime - the answers you give will form the basis of potential negotiations but are not binding on you. Its a massive marketing exercise to see if  the fans are up for it.

Complete Survey here

"Newcastle Uniteds biggest player by far is its wonderful support. It's often said that the crowd at St James are like an extra man. They are are powerful force, second to none. A club run by these supporters will see the club reach milestones they have only ever dreamed of. Can they do it? Yes they can." - Billy Whitehurst

"I think all Newcastle United supporters would love to see the club run by people who have the best interests of the club at heart, and who aren't chasing the next pound or simply looking for publicity. We have seen the club ownership change from a family owned club to a corporate one and neither formula has brought us success. Who can say that a supporter owned club will not help us realise our dreams. So long as the club is run on a sound financial footing so that the club can succeed on the pitch then i'm sure the 'Yes We Can' campaign can help us reach new heights. One thing is for sure there will be no shortage of passion throughout the club to get the job done." - Kevin Scott

"The 'Yes We Can' campaign is a highly ambitious attempt by a group of hard working and passionate supporters to wrestle the club from its current ownership. Many people have cast a doubtful eye over the organisation over the last few months, but believe you me these lads and lasses mean business, and I for one think that if Newcastle United fans can unite behind the cause then maybe, just maybe we can support a club that we are proud of again." - Joe Allon

"The 'Yes We Can' campaign is a breath of fresh air and is a genuine attempt by a group of people who have the best interests of the club at heart. If it it can work for Barcelona then it can work for Newcastle United. Back the trust it's our only hope." - Billy Askew