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Just now, The Prophet said:

 

That's what circa £40 million season on average?

 

I agree he made some awful buys, but overall he did a fair job.

 

I don't think he'll be in contention so we don't need to worry about it.

It was 40m on shite Liverpool no hopers, makes me ill when I think about Solanke

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So many teams gamble promotion in the Championship and fail like Derby, Villa almost went bankrupt because of it, QPR overspent and haven't challenged until quite recently, Sheffield Wednesday were one final away.

 

Would be happy with Howe here, he's an improvement on what we have and can have a tactics discussion to show his knowledge of the sport

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1 minute ago, The Prophet said:

 

That's what circa £40 million season on average?

 

I agree he made some awful buys, but overall he did a fair job.

 

I don't think he'll be in contention so we don't need to worry about it.


hopefully not but I’d just like to add of the hidden cost of wages isn’t on display here. I doubt their few k of fans covered the wages of all these signings. Bournemouth grew substantially as they had financial backing, not down to savvy management. They lasted longer in the prem for the same reason. 

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7 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

Hang on, so you're saying on the one hand he was only successful because he had loads of money, but on the other hand he wasted what money he had with dud buys? That doesn't add up.


Eh? You are confusing 2 points here. Yes, some of his signings were flops, some good buys as well, the point being he had the chance to do so and why they rapidly went up the leagues and when it went wrong he had money to further buy his way out of trouble. 
 

He wouldn’t get much say in transfers so I’m not arsed on that side, my issue is lauding him as some miracle worker when in reality he couldn’t have been given any more resource during his time there. Truth be told no one really knows how good he is as the money behind Bournemouth masks that. His next job is where you’d really judge him, I just don’t want us to be taking the risk and finding out it was just the money catapulting them rather than his ability. 

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3 minutes ago, POOT 2.0 said:

 

Whilst Howe doesn't have that excitement and inspiration you'd think a takeover like this would demand...that small clip shows he's light-years ahead of someone like Bruce. Absolutely a different league. 

Does it really? Strong under 12s energy for me.

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https://www.90min.com/posts/newcastle-manager-shortlist-three-howe-fonseca-favre

 

Exclusive - Newcastle United's search for a new manager to replace Steve Bruce has narrowed down to three candidates.

90min understands that final interviews are taking place this week, and the names in the frame are Eddie Howe, Paulo Fonseca and Lucien Favre - all of whom held initial talks with the club last week.

Newcastle plan on having a new manager in place by this weekend, with the idea being that current boss Bruce is relieved of his duties before the game against Crystal Palace.

The Magpies had initially intended on sacking Bruce in their first week before appointing current number two Graeme Jones on an interim basis, but they have instead opted to get a new permanent boss in now.

The club's new owners are now all in the North East after chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan flew in to attend Sunday's Premier League defeat against Tottenham - a plan 90min revealed on Thursday.

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5 minutes ago, 54 said:

https://www.90min.com/posts/newcastle-manager-shortlist-three-howe-fonseca-favre

 

Exclusive - Newcastle United's search for a new manager to replace Steve Bruce has narrowed down to three candidates.

90min understands that final interviews are taking place this week, and the names in the frame are Eddie Howe, Paulo Fonseca and Lucien Favre - all of whom held initial talks with the club last week.

Newcastle plan on having a new manager in place by this weekend, with the idea being that current boss Bruce is relieved of his duties before the game against Crystal Palace.

The Magpies had initially intended on sacking Bruce in their first week before appointing current number two Graeme Jones on an interim basis, but they have instead opted to get a new permanent boss in now.

The club's new owners are now all in the North East after chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan flew in to attend Sunday's Premier League defeat against Tottenham - a plan 90min revealed on Thursday.

 

Very interesting :thup:

 

Rooting for Fonseca to really blow them away as I think he has the greatest long term potential to come in and do well and be here for a long time, secondly Favre because of what he achieved with Gladbach which mirrors our situation so closely and then Howe lastly.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, 54 said:

https://www.90min.com/posts/newcastle-manager-shortlist-three-howe-fonseca-favre

 

Exclusive - Newcastle United's search for a new manager to replace Steve Bruce has narrowed down to three candidates.

90min understands that final interviews are taking place this week, and the names in the frame are Eddie Howe, Paulo Fonseca and Lucien Favre - all of whom held initial talks with the club last week.

Newcastle plan on having a new manager in place by this weekend, with the idea being that current boss Bruce is relieved of his duties before the game against Crystal Palace.

The Magpies had initially intended on sacking Bruce in their first week before appointing current number two Graeme Jones on an interim basis, but they have instead opted to get a new permanent boss in now.

The club's new owners are now all in the North East after chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan flew in to attend Sunday's Premier League defeat against Tottenham - a plan 90min revealed on Thursday.

Hopefully this is true. All should be massive improvements. 
 

we need to remember Rome wasn’t built in a day. 

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Fwiw I would bite your hand off for Howe, always thought he would be a good fit for the club, plays decent attractive football, seems to be pretty humble, and did an outstanding job at Bournemouth, also think he has the potential to grow as the club does.

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9 minutes ago, 54 said:

https://www.90min.com/posts/newcastle-manager-shortlist-three-howe-fonseca-favre

 

Exclusive - Newcastle United's search for a new manager to replace Steve Bruce has narrowed down to three candidates.

90min understands that final interviews are taking place this week, and the names in the frame are Eddie Howe, Paulo Fonseca and Lucien Favre - all of whom held initial talks with the club last week.

Newcastle plan on having a new manager in place by this weekend, with the idea being that current boss Bruce is relieved of his duties before the game against Crystal Palace.

The Magpies had initially intended on sacking Bruce in their first week before appointing current number two Graeme Jones on an interim basis, but they have instead opted to get a new permanent boss in now.

The club's new owners are now all in the North East after chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan flew in to attend Sunday's Premier League defeat against Tottenham - a plan 90min revealed on Thursday.

Yasir isn’t in the north east anymore he left after the game 

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1 minute ago, SUPERTOON said:

Yasir isn’t in the north east anymore he left after the game 

 

Do we know for sure. Might have just been some of his people or his daughter being taken back.

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