Who for captain? Hall or Joelinton?

[Getty Images] As you can read below this post, we have started a countdown of eight names who could become Magpies captain after the departure of Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal . BBC Radio Newcastle's Lee Hawthorn gave eight potential options for the the armband and you can read his top selections for the role on Tuesday. 6. Lewis Hall In a summer where multiple star players have left, there remains a question mark over Lewis Hall. Manchester United's rumoured interest is one that won't go away and the left back is probably the biggest saleable asset of the players remaining at St. James' Park. He's not the most vocal player on the pitch but a bit of conflict with Eddie Howe at the end of last season shows he does have some fire in him that could be moulded into leadership quality by the new head coach. At Just 21, he doesn't have a mountain of experience but he will be one of if not the first name of the team-sheet if he stays on Tyneside. Would giving the England international the armband convince him to stay a while longer? Possibly… but it's also a risk to name a player captain with quite a high possibility he may leave in the next 12 months. 5. Joelinton I feel a little sorry for Joelinton. He has lost not only his captain but also his best mate at the club in Bruno and with Tonali also gone, Big Joe is the only one remaining of the trio many fans felt made the best midfield in the Premier League at one point. He'll be 30 when the new season starts and so is probably the oldest, most experienced member of the squad likely to be a regular starter in the team. It's likely we'll see the Brazilian wear the armband plenty one way or another, and the extra responsibility might be a way to temper his aggression and channel it in a more productive manner. Howe turned Joelinton from struggling striker to monster midfielder, could Jaissle turn Big Joe into a leader? Follow the list across this page on Tuesday and hear the rest of the names throughout the day, or listen to the full clip on BBC Sounds here