The Premier League’s Newcastle United has paid their respects to PAC.
Benjamin “PAC” Satterley died yesterday. He was just 40 years old. No cause of his death has been released.
Originally from Newcastle upon Tyne, PAC was a fan and lifelong supporter of Newcastle United.
The team posted on X: “Incredibly sad news. We were honoured to welcome Benjamin and his family to St. James’ Park in 2014 and we offer our deepest sympathies to them and all those who loved him. Forever a Geordie,” they wrote with photos of PAC visiting St James’ Park, the team’s home arena.
Incredibly sad news.
We were honoured to welcome Benjamin and his family to St. James’ Park in 2014 and we offer our deepest sympathies to them and all those who loved him.
Forever a Geordie 🖤🤍 https://t.co/MBh0ynXnE3 pic.twitter.com/TpfF8ASyQ2
— Newcastle United (@NUFC) September 28, 2026
As part of an episode of WWE This Week, PAC was filmed traveling back home to Newcastle upon Tyne and visiting the team and his family back home.
“This region is very important to me. I am very much a part of the North East…It is quite a small town but it is definitely home to me,” he said calling Newcastle United “the greatest football team on the face of the Earth”.
He explained what football and the team meant to his life.
“Growing up in England, everyone plays football. Outside of being a WWE wrestler the back-up dream was to always play for New Castle United,” he said in the segment.
You can check the entire segment and his trip back home here: https://www.wwe.com/videos/adrian-neville-s-newcastle-homecoming
Speaking to the BBC in 2015, PAC expressed his love for the team.
“Being a Newcastle fan is part of my identity. Having NUFC and being able to support them while I am overseas means the world to me. Growing up I had so many heroes. I have got fond memories of everyone from David Ginola to Alan Shearer and Robert Lee,” he said.
He also has a personal relationship with one of the players.
“Then there was big Pav Srnicek, our rock in goal for many years, who lived near my estate when I was a boy. I used to ride to his house on my bike just to see his car’s number plate ‘Pav 1’ I’m not sure if you remember Asprilla’s goal celebrations, but they are very similar to the ones I do in the ring so we would complement each other very well,” he revealed.
Will Ospreay responded to New Castle’s post with:
Thank you for remembering him 💚
— Will Ospreay • ウィル・オスプレイ (@WillOspreay) September 28, 2026
Other friends, fans and supporters wrote:
Our Geordie bastard 🖤🤍
— Nathan Johnson (@inkedgeordie96) September 28, 2026
This would’ve meant a lot too him! RIP pic.twitter.com/BghAcv8gOY
— Itizjack (@itizjack) September 28, 2026
Rest easy PAC the King of the Cruiserweights 💔💙
— MRR19 🇬🇧🍷 (@MichaelRealReed) September 28, 2026
Forever a Geordie and our BASTARD ❤️
Whether you knew him as Neville, PAC or Ben, he touched all our hearts.
Rest easy, brother. We’ll forever miss you 🙏🏼🕊️ pic.twitter.com/7RjJtyhYGe
— Dom1nic 🇬🇧💯 (@AEWCer0Miedo) September 28, 2026
You welcomed him and his family in 2014; you’re holding them close now. That’s a hometown club. 🖤🤍
— Not In Your Feed (@NotInYourFeed) September 28, 2026
Thank you, bastard 🤍🖤 pic.twitter.com/WL27GVP7pd
— Il (fu) Milanista Medio (@Fu_MMedio) September 28, 2026
Once upon a time in Kuala Lumpur pic.twitter.com/Kp2zSiuN7I
— Mohammad Nidzam (@nidzamkechik) September 28, 2026
R.I.P. he wore his toon tops all over the world and loved the club
— Kapa (@King_Kapa) September 28, 2026
I’m so glad you posted about him. He was an amazing athlete, huge toon fan and one of our own 🖤🤍 RIP Pac
— TEGA Games (@WEARETEGA) September 28, 2026
Was waiting for this one😭😭 not a Geordie but man I assassocited him with Newcastle for so long until I found a club of my own to support.
— Ben 🇲🇽 新日本プロレス🥰 (@StrongStyleFB) September 28, 2026



