How concerned should Eddie Howe be by Newcastle's current form?



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Newcastle’s troubles continued to deepen as Chris Wood scored a hat-trick against his former club to help Nottingham Forest to a 3-1 win at St James’ Park.

December may have started with a victory over Manchester United but it’s turned into a miserable month for Eddie Howe’s side, who have now won one of their last seven games and been eliminated from the Champions League and Carabao Cup in a matter of weeks.

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44 comentarios en “How concerned should Eddie Howe be by Newcastle's current form?

  1. @GoldenbanjoDJ

    I remember Arsenal fans once crying for Arteta's head. Now he's their idol. Same can be said of pretty much every Manager you analyse the career of. Every team goes through rough patches and so does every manager. The key will be how much Howe is learning from this. I think if Newcastle didn't have so much unavailability through injury and suspension things would be more of a problem for him if he was losing like he is at the moment, but he has a lot of credit in the bank from last season and for turning Almiron, Schar and Lacelles into Champions League level players. I'm not sure of another manager who could come in and go as good a job with the ceiling the player base has, without breaking loads of FFP rules and blasting the transfer budgets.

  2. @jayaychare7318

    theres still hangover from all these injuiries. players mentally and physically done in bouncing between prm, champs and domestic cups . same starting 11's game after game with not even subs being used .

  3. @gavinlisk2292

    I think its amazing how quickly certain fans and the media have turned on Howe. For the best part of 20 years Newcastle fans have had nothing to cheer about. They finally get the change of ownership they demanded/deserved, they escaped relegation, they get in the champions league, get to a cup final, all without spending a huge amount of money. And now when they are going through a bad blip with an injury hit squad people are starting to panic! Behave yourselves!

  4. @ChefRojo

    Howe is at Newcastle long term, no doubt. Players are downtrodden after a turbulent first half of the league, all the injuries, Tonali…

    But well done Forest! We'll have you at the City Ground. Ye bastards 😆

  5. @jonhill134

    We'll bounce back in the next few weeks as we will have breaks inbetween games now. 5 day break inbetween the Forest and Liverpool game which will be massive as we can recharge and train properly. Been a long time since we've had 5 days inbetween games. Won't be easy to win away to Liverpool on Monday but I see us picking our form up in the next few weeks. Gonna be a lot fresher with no midweek games.

  6. @seanknapton7449

    What a load of Bollocks,Howe has is first lean spell since going there and his future is in Question
    How many lean spells did fergie have before he built the ultimate dynasty
    Kloppnin his first year finished below Southampton and west ham,and holds the record for most home defeats in a season in Liverpools entire history
    Give him chance man,but that's what's ruining football,managers getting sacked for having a bad run nowadays

  7. @Ray03595

    People expect too much too fast. Let Howe work through this rough period. He’s done little wrong prior and I hope the owners are not pressuring him. Newcastle were never going to be a mainstay top 4 overnight. And this is a very competitive league this season

  8. @JD-cf3mv

    The moment a manager starts to have a blip the media start sowing that seeds of doubt just to get a new narrative going. To start the fans thinking, ‘ well maybe he should go’ in order for new headlines. Eddie Howe has been brilliant for Newcastle and sometimes a manager is going to go through a sticky patch. But instead of starting to doubt him stick by him when things are tough. That’s what real fans do.

  9. @gooner72

    A Gooner of 45 years here……
    I hope the owners give Howe the time, with the huge amount of injuries they have and the fact that its been decades since they've had any European football, its been a learning process for all of them. You also have had their brand new mega signing Tonali taken away from the team to a ban, had he been available he would have made a huge impact on their performances.
    Eddie Howe is the right man for Newcastle, you saw last season the progress they have made and they will continue to grow as a club.
    I hope the Toon Army continue to back Eddie Howe, he's a great manager.

  10. @garyeastman2307

    The workload issue seems to effect all middle tier teams. After 1 year of Europe Nuno's Wolves struggled. Leicester were relegated after back to back campaigns one season after reaching the semis. West Ham after two seasons in Europe battled relegation before rallying to survive and win a trophy (but spending over £100M). Newcastle have rich owners but are adopting a patient approach. They don't have a massive squad and the high press does drain players.

    It will be interesting to see how Villa and Brighton respond to their extended European campaigns. David Moyes at West Ham has done remarkably well in his third season even after the sale of Declan Rice.

  11. @stevecharles4498

    As a Man Utd fan I admired the passion and energy NU put into it's games last season and said around Feb/March time that it wouldn't be sustainable with European football and a small squad, Howe is learning the hard way that going all out for 95+ minutes of every game, every week is just not sustainable without a Man City sized squad, even Liverpool can't do it, as soon as the injuries pile up, you are playing kids and you are in trouble.

  12. @AdnanAli_313

    That is Eddie Howe's fault he did it last year also playing Burn at LB he is the same height as the Punjabi playboy Great khali 6.9
    from the WWE for God sake . Eddie Howe should not play with his reputation just to please his players .
    Hall should be given more time especially to rest some his players even in midfield . Howe is a great Manager but hes too nice with
    his favorite players .

  13. @jamessaltlife

    Eddie Howe is doing a fantastic job ON THE WHOLE. Yes this is a poor run of form, I believe injuries can be blamed as his high intensity style requires rotation given the fixture congestion. The long term project was ahead of schedule and now we are seeing an expected drop-off. Not concerned in the slightest.

  14. @LewisLawlor

    Yet again, people are jumping the gun, only 1 and a half seasons, newcastl were fighting for survival. It takes time to build these rhings, ypu can not expect instant success despite the takeover.

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