Cole Signs for Keegan Newcastle Attack
Andy Cole arrives from Bristol City and quickly becomes a prolific scorer for Kevin Keegan's Newcastle United, strengthening the newly promoted club's attacking options.
Explore 6 football history records associated with Andy Cole, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.
Andy Cole arrives from Bristol City and quickly becomes a prolific scorer for Kevin Keegan's Newcastle United, strengthening the newly promoted club's attacking options.
Andy Cole scores 34 league goals for Newcastle in the 1993–94 Premier League season, providing much of the firepower behind Kevin Keegan's third-place finish.
Cole moved to Manchester United from Newcastle during a season disrupted by Cantona's suspension and joined the club's changing forward line.
After a spell with Newcastle United, Andy Cole signs for Manchester United. A major mid-season deal gave Alex Ferguson a fast goalscorer as United pursued domestic silverware.
Andy Cole wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and scores crucial league goals while building an effective strike partnership with Dwight Yorke.
Cole scores the winning goal against Tottenham Hotspur as Blackburn Rovers win the League Cup 2–1 in Cardiff.