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And he's only 47. Just getting started.

Too good to be true when we got him, too good to be true now.

We buried the cup? I fancied it for the cabinet.

We seem to have this ability to score straight after something that could be a setback. Guess it's because they really believe in the approach, that they will get the results and just follow the process.

Wouldn't waste your time on opinions like that. Howe is pure class and is probably be best-behaved manager in Europe.

Showed all his experience and leadership last night, really immense. Those little headers back to the keeper showed a great awareness of the game situation and the need to spread confidence and calm. Haven't followed all his personal struggles too closely but I really hope he can end his time here as strongly as he seems to be doing. I'd keep him next season as well, if he's up for it.

Honestly think we're going to smash the end of the season now. Have a taste of what it's like to be a really dominant, winning team.

Amazing how into the celebrations he was Seems a class lad, Willock is just stunned by him.

Always say he's a better CB than people sometimes give him credit for. And a leader. Great to see him involved in the presentation.

Eddie Howe: "Newcastle is a family club, based on family values" Mike Ashley:

We waste him a lot with all those headers back across from the far post. Get him just running the ball and trying to score.

I've been a bit of a doubter of his but he was immense. He decided that he could just ruin anyone along that left side.

When you don't notice Schar apart from a couple of amazing passes, you know it's a great day. Thanks for everything Fabian.

I never realised how silver and how shiny trophies are

I think the idea was to keep the CBs central because Burn usually receives the ball outside of the main danger area and heads it back into the middle. But obvs in the case of the goal he very much attacked the middle.

Nah, it’s awful. But 45 minutes to go

Think they were assuming that Burn will always be there to head it back across and not actually threaten goal. Which TBF is usually right. Very clever by us.

I like the design of a lot of modern stadia, just don't have any emotional attachment to them. It's not that the designs are all bad.

It’s going to be modern innit. So we probably need to come to terms with that. Still plenty of questions of how it’s implemented and what they can do to make it less generic.

I come from a family of snooker-loving weirdos. I respect it but it’s still fairly boring.

Surprisingly few good pubs in central London got watching football. Always used to struggle to find places to watch our games.

Don’t think you necessarily need to be optimistic. Just understand we’re in a one-off game and we know the task that faces us. If we play well enough, we’ve got a chance. Apart from that, what will be will be.

Probably, but this Ipswich match doesn’t mean anything.

I’ll come closer to KO I reckon, probably be doing jobs in the morning to take my mind off it

Loves snooker FFS, such a boring man