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Howe tactically annihilated Slot - his refusal/inability to adapt to our tactics effectively gave us one of the simplest victories you will ever see. Mastermind.

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Won't shy away from some of my comments earlier in the season about being concerned he'd be able to take us to the 'next step' and genuinely thought it would run it's natural cause in the next year or so. But also was quite clear that there's nobody I'd want more to deliver a trophy than him. He's done that now and rightfully takes his place alongside the likes of Harvey, Milburn & Shearer as the top of the tree legends that will forever be associated with Newcastle United. From day 1 he's just absolutely 'got it', hasn't he? I hope he's here for years and years.

 

For me now, he's about as far away from criticism as you possibly can be and probably has the safest job in the league, and rightfully so btw. Many have tried and failed to deliver what he's done - not to discredit what Keegan & Robson did as it was different eras and both are absolutely synonymous with this club.

 

The bloke will get a statue (though I'm all for waiting till the day he's no longer our manager, would be a bit odd otherwise imo) and hopefully the plaque on there has a long list of titles he's won. As an absolute born pessimist, I can say with pretty decent conviction that this League cup will be the first of a good few trophies with him as manager. You won't be able to write the story of NUFC without mentioning Eddie Howe.

 

I'm going to be a greedy bastard here - I want a european trophy. I know the European Cup is probably out of reach whilst Real Madrid exist, but we should definitely be going hell for leather for the Europa League if the opportunity arises. Even the King and Souness got to a quarter in that, and Robson came mightily close in 04.

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12 hours ago, The Prophet said:

 

I don't think Emery is disrespected at all, if anything I'd say the opposite.

I think it’s in England maybe prior to the villa job, the whole “good ebening”

stuff but yeah I think maybe not so true now.

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I wouldn’t swap and agree that each fits the respective club perfectly. It just seemed he got hammered here but I suppose that was pre Villa. I think that’s reflected in the fact he was at Villa tbf, like at the time it wasn’t a great job to take 

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6 minutes ago, Sempiternal said:

I think it’s in England maybe prior to the villa job, the whole “good ebening”

stuff but yeah I think maybe not so true now.

 

Before Villa, my perception was that he was an excellent tournament manager who'd had mixed returns in terms of league performances.

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Honestly can't say enough about what this giant has achieved. I'm still struggling for the right words.

 

After the summer with Staveley going, I was genuinely worried about whether his heart was still in it. Silly me.

 

Because then, he just rose above all that and if you're a player or a fan you're now going to follow this guy right to the end.

 

I've never seen us turn up like that when it mattered and just shrug off the likes of Gordon and Hall being out, no excuses no pity party. 70 years wiped out not in an instant, but in 100 minutes of controlled yet emotional play against one of the best teams you'll face.

 

Let's get champions league now and see what he can do next. He's the man, no question.

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9 minutes ago, andycap said:

I see the narrative since winning the cup is he's the next England manager after the World Cup. 

They don't like us having success do they. 

 

TBF they've been saying that for ages anyway despite it being incredibly unlikely. 

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13 minutes ago, andycap said:

I see the narrative since winning the cup is he's the next England manager after the World Cup. 

They don't like us having success do they. 


:lol: 

 

If anything it’ll strengthen his desire to stay here and win more. 

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On 15/03/2025 at 13:06, Nowhere Man said:

I’ve heard from a trusted source that if he loses the cup final and doesn’t achieve champions league this season then he will have to bring in his own teabags, milk & sugar. 
 

This lads usually spot on with his ITK

 

Let you know if I hear anything else..

Update.. hearing he can upgrade to Tetleys extra strong teabags, Alpro oat milk?? & Mellow Birds coffee.. as long as he sends in the receipts..

 

more as it comes…

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The can't be too many managers that have been so monumentally significant at two clubs. What he did at Bournemouth absolutely transformed the club, a massive figure in their history. Then for us to be the first manager to win a cup in over half a century.

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3 minutes ago, Keggy_Keagal said:

The Dwight Gayle interview with Open Goal is absolutely fascinating. From the Steve Bruce stuff to the complete contrast with our class League Cup winning manager. 

just  posted it in the youtube thread.

agree. its excellent.

 

 

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On 19/03/2025 at 01:14, cubaricho said:

Emery wouldn’t have gotten the club the way Howe does. Eddie is part of the fabric. Unai would’ve just been a manager.

This. Eddie Howe and Newcastle United is a perfect match. Keegan Mk II and all that.

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3 minutes ago, huss9 said:

just  posted it in the youtube thread.

agree. its excellent.

 

 

Might have to have watch the whole thing as I really enjoyed the Bruce clips. How much of it focuses on his time with us? Not that fussed about any of the other clubs 

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2 minutes ago, gbandit said:

Might have to have watch the whole thing as I really enjoyed the Bruce clips. How much of it focuses on his time with us? Not that fussed about any of the other clubs 

starts at 55 mins to about 1 hour 30

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8 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

Assuming last weekend and PSG are the runaway first and second, what's the next best/most iconic match/result under Howe?

Drawing with Leicester to qualify for Champions League.  Epic emotional celebrations after the game.

 

Winning at Leeds.  Shelvey's soft free kick goal.

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Spurs game would have to be up there, gets glossed over a lot these days, probably because of where Spurs are, but at the time that game was massive, and genuinely felt like winners get CL, so to be 5 nil up after 21 minutes was insane.

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11 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

Assuming last weekend and PSG are the runaway first and second, what's the next best/most iconic match/result under Howe?

Spurs, Sheffield U and Arsenal (2-0 at home in the league).

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