In his last season as a player, Alan Shearer claimed Newcastle's best ever scoring accolade with a magnificent total of 206 in all competitions.
The previous record of 200 goals belonged to Jackie Milburn who passed away in 1988, aged 64.
Shearer equalled Milburn's record by netting his 200th goal for the Magpies in a 1-0 FA Cup win over Mansfield at St James' Park.
His 201st arrived in the home Premier League victory (2-0) over Portsmouth.
Shearer, whose Newcastle debut arrived at Goodison Park against Everton on August 17, 1996, claimed his 206 goals as follows:
2005-06 - 14
2004-05 - 19
2003-04 - 28
2002-03 - 25
2001-02 - 27
2000-01 - 7
1999-00 - 30
1998-99 - 21
1997-98 - 7
1996-97 - 28
Other detailed events, records for 2005-06 read:
After Liverpool's 2-0 win over Middlesbrough at Anfield, the side with Jose Reina in goal, chalk up a sequence of ten matches without conceding a goal to equal the feat set by the Reds' team of 1987-88.
Following the 0-1 loss at Newcastle away, Arsenal suffer back-to-back defeats after 118 Premiership matches. The last time the Gunners were on the losing end in two successive league matches was in October 2002, going down to Everton at home and Blackburn away.
After the 3-0 triumph over Costa Rica's Deportivo Saprissa in the semi-finals of the FIFA World Championship in Yokohama, Liverpool create a new club record of 11 successive clean sheets.
At Highbury, Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-0 to claim their first win at their rivals' den for the first time since March 1990. The Blues also manage to chalk up their first double over the Gunners after 36 years.
The dismissals of Phil Neville and Arteta for Everton in the 1-3 loss to Liverpool at Goodison Park, bring the total of sending offs in the history of the Merseyside derby to 17.
Ali Al Habsi, the Oman goalkeeper signed by Bolton from Lyn Oslo, is the first net-minder from Asia to join a Premiership club.
Chelsea pay a world record fee of £3.5m for an U-18 - defender Slobodan Rajkovic, 16, of OFK Belgrade.
Portsmouth smash the club transfer record by signing Zimbabwe striker Benjamin Mwaruwari for £4.1 million from Auxerre.
Sheffield United become the first foreign team to buy a Chinese club, Chendu Five Bulls.
Rafael Benitez, of Liverpool, is the eighth manager to win back-to-back managerial awards. The others were Paul Jewell (Wigan, 2005), David O'Leary (Leeds, 2001), Alex Ferguson (Manchester United (twice - 2000, 1996), Arsene Wenger (Arsenal, 1998), Roy Evans (Liverpool, 1995-96), Kevin Keegan (Newcastle, 1995) and Joe Kinnear (Wimbledon, 1994).
Wigan, who took the Premiership by storm in their first season, eliminate much-fancied Arsenal on the away goals rule after a 2-2 aggregate to reach the League Cup final, their first appearance in a major competition in the club's history.
Striker Dean Ashton leaves Norwich to join West Ham for a club record fee of £7.2 million.
Chelsea register record losses of £140 million, the biggest in football history. The Blues had used Roman Abramovich's fortunes to fund a transfer spending of £265m to win their first league title in 50 years.
Forward Mirsad Beslija joins Hearts from Racing Genk for a club record fee of £850,000.
The 7-0 thrashing of Inverness by Hibernian at Easter Road equals the Edinburgh side's record margin of victory in the modern-day top-flight, having crushed Kilmarnock 8-1 at home in April 1983.
At Anfield, in the fifth round of the FA Cup, Liverpool topple Man. United 1-0 for their first progress at the expense of their rivals in 85 years.
In the last 16 of the Champions League, Arsenal beat Real Madrid 1-0 away to become the first English side to win at the Bernabeu in European Cup competitions.
The 4-2 trimming of West Ham by Portsmouth is Pompey's first league triumph at Upton Park since 1929.
Following the 4-1 win over Aston Villa at Goodison Park, Everton register a Premiership club record of six straight home victories.
At Craven Cottage, Fulham topple Chelsea 1-0 for their first win over their fellow Londoners in 26 years.
At St Andrews, Liverpool crush Birmingham 7-0 in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for the Reds' biggest ever away win in the competition.
Gretna reach the Scottish Cup final for the first time with a 3-0 win over Dundee at Hampden Park. Gretna also become the first club from Division Three to reach the final of the competition.
The first goal in Liverpool's 2-0 win at West Brom sends Robbie Fowler to fifth place in the club's all-time list of scorers, overtaking Ken Dalglish with a total of 173.
Reading reach the top flight for the first time in their history, being crowned Championship title winners after hammering Derby 5-0 at the Madejski Stadium.
Manchester United sign UK's biggest sponsorship deal with insurer American International Group (AIG), worth £56.5m over four years.
Following the 0-0 draw against Juventus in Turin, Arsenal reach the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time in their history, 1-0 on aggregate. The Gunners produce a Champions League record of eight successive clean sheets, surpassing Milan's feat of seven set in 2004-05.
At Old Trafford, Manchester United attract a Premiership record attendance of 72,519 in the 0-0 draw against Sunderland.
Villarreal lose 1-0 to Arsenal in the Champions League semi-final, first leg. It was the last European game at Highbury after 93 years before the move to the new Emirates Stadium. The Gunners equal Ajax's record of 11 straight clean sheets set in the 1980s in the European Cup.
At Villa Park, West Ham topple M'boro 1-0 to reach the FA Cup final for the first time in 26 years.
Following their 0-0 draw at Villarreal, Arsenal reach the final of the Champions League for the first time in their history. Goalkeeper Jens Lehmann creates a feat of not conceding a goal in 745 minutes.
Middlesbrough topple Steaua Bucharest 4-3 on aggregate to reach the UEFA Cup final, their first in a European club competition.
Thierry Henry, of Arsenal, wins the Football Writers Association's Player of the Year award for a record third time.
On their way to the Premiership, Reading achieve the Championship title with a record 106 points, toppling Sunderland's previous total of 105 set in 1998-99.
Shaun Maloney, of Celtic, scoops both Scottish PFA Player and Young Player of the Year awards, to become the first player to achieve such a double.
Gretna qualify for the UEFA Cup for the first time as Scottish Cup finalists.
In the last Premiership match at Highbury, Arsenal beat Wigan 4-2.
The FA Cup final between Liverpool and West Ham is decided on penalties for the second successive season - a 3-1 win for the Reds after a 3-3 draw.
Jens Lehmann becomes the first player to be sent off in a Champions League final as Arsenal lose 2-1 to Barcelona.
Theo Walcott, of Arsenal, becomes England's youngest player at 17 years and 75 days, coming on as substitute in the 3-1 friendly win over Hungary at Old Trafford.