By James Cormack Resurgence is on the menu at St. James’ Park as Newcastle United prepare for the 2024/25 season. The Toon Army endured a whirlwind of a campaign last time out, one that peaked pretty early when Paris Saint-Germain entered the Tyneside cauldron and succumbed to a 4-1 battering. Newcastle’s Champions League journey was short-lived, and the extended schedule did no good to their domestic chances. The injuries piled up and Eddie Howe, despite his best efforts, struggled to cope. A seventh-place finish, in the end, wasn’t disastrous, but they’ll be desperate to bounce back in 2024/…