How Eddie Howe Just Fixed Newcastle United



Newcastle bounced back from a disappointing December to beat Aston Villa 1-3, becoming the first away team to win at Villa Park in almost a year. But was this a flash in the pan, or proof that Eddie Howe’s men are back to their intense best. FourFourTwo’s Adam Clery examines the game.

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36 comentarios en “How Eddie Howe Just Fixed Newcastle United

  1. @multifaceteduser3405

    There lies the problem, players running around red lining themselves, Liverpool had a similar problem when klopp first came in, so he changed tactics so they wernt running around like headless chickens all the time, they had spells of running and conserving energy. i don't know why howe hasnt done this yet.

  2. @paulyoung5514

    Brilliant the way you analyse and explain this. I hope Eddie and the coaches can devise a system (Plan B) for when we can't do this though. It seems to be all or nothing and depends upon availability and fitness. We need to learn to win (or at least not lose) games when we can't play this way.

  3. @edpoole1942

    Not to take anything away from Newcastle but Villa have been dire since everyone noticed we were good. We're 14th in the form table. We have struggled in every game since Arsenal. Man Utd absolutely ruined us for example. Both Chelsea (in the cup) and Man utd pressed us and we couldn't cope with it.

  4. @jtaylor8606

    Wow, I wasn't expecting such a good analysis when I started watching this. Just gained a subscriber here.

    There's a trend for analysts to throw up pages and pages of stats that are only very loosely relevant (e.g. Chris Waugh with The Athletic is bad for this), to the extent that their argument/point is totally lost, and their analysis becomes mind-numbingly boring.
    This analysis was the opposite – a data supported approach, but only referencing statistics when they were 100% relevant to the overall argument; with an overall approach whereby their narrative comes first, backed up by stats, as opposed to stats-first, backed up by a narrative. It's a refreshing change and an excellent watch.

  5. @h3llonizzam

    I think fans in general downplay the importance of rest and fatigue. Yes these players are paid millions to play but it doesn't exclude them from being tired. Lesser games now. Let's hope we can keep pushing for Europe!

  6. @leethomas2582

    Enjoyable show even if we were on the wrong end of this result. Well done NU and well done Howe with his tactical masterclass. But two things need saying here. 1. Villa are not on good form currently. We too are looking tired even if we have only played a couple of games since Xmas. And 2nd, why does nobody ever mention our injury problems?

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