The 2014-15 campaign delivered a dramatic and turbulent Premier League survival for Newcastle United as The Magpies finished 15th, only securing their top-flight status on the final day. The season was defined by the mid-season departure of manager Alan Pardew, whose successor, John Carver, oversaw a club-record run of eight consecutive defeats that plunged the club into a relegation battle. Despite this turmoil, striker Papiss Cissé led the charge with 11 crucial league goals, but the year remains immortalized by the final-day heroics of Jonas Gutierrez, whose emotional goal against West Ham United secured a critical 2-0 victory and cemented one of the club's most defining, stress-filled chapters.