teohgk

Beautiful goal. Emery showing why we try to get him before Howe

How many players clashed with Ten Haag already? It’s about time they admit his man management is very questionable

That’s not last season table

Goal difference -3, only team in top 11 with negative goal difference Just admit it, manure is shite ,favor calls from ref scrapping those 1-0 win is the only reason your team in top 10

I think Karius is a better keeper than Dub

Our captain got 2 assists today Our keeper dived away from the ball

Fucking ridiculous

Fucking hate that rat face cunt

Martial definitely initiated the contact, Young gave him the chance to do that though, dumb and old

I have no words, this dude is a wizard

Guess that’s why Milan sold him, they knew about it. Hopefully he did not bet on games that he’s playing so that the punishment will be more lenient

How the hell he injured himself? He literally got nothing to do

Seems like AC sees Burn as the weakest link in defense

Don’t mind Dub to start next game tbh, Pope been poor this season

fuck off

Get Arnold off as well

Hahahahahahaha

What a shit show Arnold having

manure been shite the last few years but will continue to benefit from doggy ref as usual, they’re no where near top 10 without ref help

fuck that, we're going to UCL knockout stage

Diaby is really class, sucks that we missed out on him because of corrupt FFP

What a clown

https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/allan-saint-maximin-makes-incredible-27430324.amp Class as hell

https://www.newcastleworld.com/sport/football/newcastle-united/steve-bruce-made-major-eddie-howe-claim-ahead-of-difficult-newcastle-united-exit-4235033 Former Newcastle United manager Steve Bruce has revealed he recommended current Magpies boss Eddie Howe as his successor prior to his ‘difficult’ departure from St James Park. Speculation over Bruce’s future had been the subject of intense speculation prior to the PIF-led takeover of the club in October 2021. Talk of an exit increased once the £330million deal was confirmed but the former Manchester United defender remained in charge for the first game of the new era as Tottenham Hotspur travelled to Tyneside. With celebrations over Mike Ashley’s exit reaching fever pitch, the Magpies made the best possible start when Callum Wilson fired them in front inside a minute. However, reality hit as an underperforming United side fell to a 3-2 defeat in what proved to be Bruce’s final game in charge. Reflecting on his exit, Bruce revealed he told Magpies co-owners Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi to ‘take him out of the equation’ as he felt he was ‘the only negative left’ from Mike Ashley’s 13-year ownership at St James Park. Speaking on the Business of Sport podcast, the former Magpies manager said: “The people that took over at Newcastle, Amanda Staveley and her husband, they came to see me and if you remember, we were playing Spurs on the Saturday and that was going to be my 1,000th game as a manager. “They both came in and said ‘listen Steve, how can we help you?. “I said, ‘look, I’m the only negative left’. The euphoria of Newcastle, the support, the crowd, everything about it, it was as if the doom and gloom had shifted and it was euphoric. And they’ve had an unbelievable rise in 18 months to two years. “But I had to say to them ‘you might have to take me out of the equation’. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever had to say, but I realised it was what was best for the club because everything was euphoric around it. The only negative was me.” United’s initial search for a successor focused on current Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, who could not be tempted away from his previous role with La Liga club Villarreal. Eddie Howe was appointed almost three weeks after Bruce’s departure and the former Magpies boss admitted he suggested the current incumbent at St James Park as one of two possible successors. “They even asked me, and I can say this on record, who I would recommend and I did recommend Eddie, and I hope Steven doesn’t mind, but I recommended Steven Gerrard too - but somebody like Eddie or Steven, young, take it on. “It was difficult, really difficult and I’ve never done that before. Sort of, given up but I realised it was best for the club.” This cunt is fucking unbelievable

Had to agree to this , he's great for us, as much as i love him, it's pretty hard to see him starting ahead of Bellingham, Tchouameni & Camavinga