Eddie CANCELS Christmas! Why there's no bash for Newcastle United stars + injury news from Toon HQ



The Daily Mail’s Craig Hope has been at Newcastle’s training ground speaking to Eddie Howe ahead of the Carabao Cup tie at Chelsea.
It was another interesting morning with injury updates… click here to read why Howe is ready to go all out to win at Stamford Bridge

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23 comentarios en “Eddie CANCELS Christmas! Why there's no bash for Newcastle United stars + injury news from Toon HQ

  1. @Nienna1837

    I think our away from is more psychological fatigue than physical. First we have become truly Atmosphere F.C. We rely too much on SJP crowd and the crowd still has trauma from Ashley times. The moment things become difficult, crowd deflates and the players head is gone as well. That is also reflected in away matches where players are already too cautious from kick-off. Last season, anywhere they went they were confident on getting a result in the minimum. This season they are trying not to get beat. Meanwhile, in the UCL they play with the mentality of last season and away performances have been solid. Even the loss against Dortmund, after giving away a sloppy goal we went out for the equalizer and should have gotten it had Big Joe been clinical. 2-0 flattered Dortmund that night.
    I think tomorrow we will do well, if we can get into that mentality that getting a result is possible as the under dog. Eddie needs to prioritize this match and play everyone that is 100% regardless of the next match. Trophy is more important.

  2. @jackburton6699

    Chelsea and Liverpool stand in our way. We can’t park the bus against Liverpool in a cup game so it’s case of trying to outscore Liverpool and that’s dangerous. But Kudus in his current form might put them in a spliff anyway.

  3. @deano9867

    The point on Isak’s resilience is redundant I think. Before he came to Newcastle he’d never had a serious injury that kept him out longer than 30 days. Just been unlucky, too early to call him injury prone

  4. @ckm5217

    I’d like to see more fight and aggression from Isak. Needed for a no’9. If he had that on top of his ability he would be a better player.
    A few nudges to defenders to let them know he’s there. Go for headers!! It will make him 50% better on top of how good he already is. Premier league.

  5. @ozzy6162

    Thanks for that Craig – err I think – it's a rather depressing situation at the moment with all the injuries and poor away form – we need a deeper squad in terms of top quality.
    IMO we need to strengthen the spine of the team first of all: centre half, central midfield (no 6) & centre forward (not injury prone) and they would have to be at least international class.
    There are obvious candidates for central midfield such as Joao Palhinha (Fulham) & Kalvin Phillips (Man City) but landing either of them would probably be difficult.

  6. @Jules220965

    Do u think they is any truth in Dan Ashworth going to MUFC according to Alex Crook TalkSPORT Your Paper and Sun .Seem’s Jim Radcliffe think so too no Smoke without Fire do u think NUFC will agree as read a piece not happy about Tonali Situation.Money talk’s not been here A Year Yet.

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