Eddie Howe

[PauloGeordio]

1 minute ago, TRon said:

 

I have a feeling that Fonseca might go on to be one of the next really big names. He is up and coming, and seems to have very focused ideas on how he wants his teams to play. 

 

Yes it will be a bit risky while we have substandard players, but when we upgrade the quality, I think his style of play will become exponentially better. 

I think (hope) he’ll get more out of what we’ve got with his training/fitness sessions alone

[Kanji]

Shame on Howe for being picky about what job he takes and for his wife to have a say in it. What an odd thing to dig at re: Klopp. Not even remotely similar managers. 
 

Shame on Lampard for being sacked for being 9th. 
 

Don’t really care what Rooney has done minus the fact he’s at a club that has now completely become a mess of epic proportions. 

[TRon]

Just can't get my head around Rooney as a manager, I'm sorry. Fuck that. 

[Kanji]

@gjohnsoni gotta say man, that post of yours above has got to be oddest take I’ve seen in ages. I mean literally there isn’t a single thing in that post that is nothing but your own incorrect biased opinion. 

[gjohnson]

11 minutes ago, Kanji said:

So weird how much hate Lampard gets. People ought to read about his time at Chelsea from all stages. He’s an intelligent, hard working, and modern thinking manager. He got the dream gig of taking over his club and had a right go of it. They spent a ton of money for him for players he had a major say in coming in and it didn’t work for him and they sacked  him. The issue for me is, yeah Tuchel is a fantastic manager who’s also been working far longer, but how does English football get away from the dinosaur managers? Surely not by sacking and tarring Lampard, Howe, Rooney and Gerrard as PFM brigade. It’s by allowing these to actually fail and giving them a chance. 
 

haven’t seen Gerrard, Lampard or Rooney claim Bruce was one of the most influential managers in England over the last 100 years like Arteta. 

 

 

 

Probably because he was such a fundamentally unlikable player. Redknapp connection certainly doesn't help

[gjohnson]

7 minutes ago, Kanji said:

@gjohnsoni gotta say man, that post of yours above has got to be oddest take I’ve seen in ages. I mean literally there isn’t a single thing in that post that is nothing but your own incorrect biased opinion. 

It's an opinion...that doesn't make it incorrect or biased just because you don't agree with it

[Kanji]

Better if you just pointed to their tactics, football philosophy, or something else than just random name calling. 

[gjohnson]

1 minute ago, Kanji said:

Better if you just pointed to their tactics, football philosophy, or something else than just random name calling. 

And can you identify any of that from Lampard or Rooney? 

Long and the short is that without their names and playing reputations, they would not be managers of football teams. 

 

There's a reason Lampard is not currently working, there's a reason why Rooney is running Derby and not Everton/Man Utd

 

 

[triggs]

Lampard comes across as a cunt which is why he was disliked 

[TK-421]

Beresford pushing for Chris Wilder on TS. 

[Manxst]

Just now, TK-421 said:

Beresford pushing for Chris Wilder on TS. 

For “next season or two”. He’s smoking crack. 

[STM]

1 hour ago, gjohnson said:

Lampard, Gerrard and Howe are literally the next gen PFMs in the making. Possible shout out to Viera too 

Watch this and tell me Eddie Howe is a PFM.

[HaydnNUFC]

The PFM is a dying breed at PL level. Allardyce, Pardew, Hughes, Pulis, Bruce, Pearson will likely never get a job in this league again. The newer British coaches now are younger, more progressive coaches who don't adhere to clichés or Brexit ideals that PFMs have done. 

[Happinesstan]

The idea that a player, such as Lampard and Rooney, can do a year or two apprentice at Derby then walk into a top job is just another destructive element of the game.

[MrRaspberryJam]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2021/10/22/graeme-jones-told-manage-next-three-newcastle-games-new-owners/?utm_content=football&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1634904960-1

 

Although Eddie Howe, Steven Gerrard and Lucien Favre have made the shortlist, with former Wigan Athletic and Everton boss Roberto Martinez’s name another to be circulated in the last few days, the one who has been featuring heavily in conversations since the start of the search is Frank Lampard.

 

As reported by Telegraph Sport more than a fortnight ago, the former England international has always been of interest to Newcastle’s new owners and is believed to be the preferred choice of other individuals involved in the decision process.

 

Lampard is also likely to have been spoken to in the last few days, although this has not been confirmed at this stage.

 

There is a suggestion that the Saudi Arabians, who have a controlling 80 per cent stake in the club through the country’s Public Investment Fund, like the idea of bringing in a big-name manager like Lampard because of the pulling power he will have for players and sponsors alike.

 

 

Edited October 22, 2021 by Mr Raspberry Jam

[nbthree3]

Graeme Jones is likely to remain interim manager of Newcastle United until the next international break as the various members of the consortium continue to discuss who should replace Steve Bruce.

Telegraph Sport can reveal that although former Roma manager Paulo Fonseca has been interviewed and is one of the preferred candidates of the public face of the consortium, Amanda Staveley, other members are still pushing alternative candidates forward.

 

Although Eddie Howe, Steven Gerrard and Lucien Favre have made the shortlist, with former Wigan Athletic and Everton boss Roberto Martinez’s name another to be circulated in the last few days, the one who has been featuring heavily in conversations since the start of the search is Frank Lampard.

As reported by Telegraph Sport more than a fortnight ago, the former England international has always been of interest to Newcastle’s new owners and is believed to be the preferred choice of other individuals involved in the decision process.

 

Lampard is also likely to have been spoken to in the last few days, although this has not been confirmed at this stage.

There is a suggestion that the Saudi Arabians, who have a controlling 80 per cent stake in the club through the country’s Public Investment Fund, like the idea of bringing in a big-name manager like Lampard because of the pulling power he will have for players and sponsors alike.

PIF will make the final decision on who replaces Bruce having listened to the recommendations of those on the ground in the UK, a process that is expected to last well into next week.

[Happinesstan]

Just now, Mr Raspberry Jam said:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2021/10/22/graeme-jones-told-manage-next-three-newcastle-games-new-owners/?utm_content=football&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1634904960-1

 

Although Eddie Howe, Steven Gerrard and Lucien Favre have made the shortlist, with former Wigan Athletic and Everton boss Roberto Martinez’s name another to be circulated in the last few days, the one who has been featuring heavily in conversations since the start of the search is Frank Lampard.

 

As reported by Telegraph Sport more than a fortnight ago, the former England international has always been of interest to Newcastle’s new owners and is believed to be the preferred choice of other individuals involved in the decision process.

Aye because the media cunts keep bringing him up. Looking after the gravy train.

[Sima]

2 hours ago, The Prophet said:

There's no real rush. Jones will be in charge at Palace regardless, then we have a bit of a write off v Chelsea followed by an international break.

 

Brighton is before the international break, isn't it?

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Does Lampard have pulling power? Luke's describing him like he's Pep.

[Collage]

2 minutes ago, Sima said:

 

Brighton is before the international break, isn't it?

Yes

[Kid Icarus]

Fucking Martinez and Lampard man.  I'd have been gutted with either of those under Ashley never mind the richest baddies on the planet. 

[Happinesstan]

The way they didn't burn Steve Bruce the minute they walked through the door suggests they had sympathy with him. Our new owners are tories and probably read the Telegraph.

Lampard it is, then.

[nbthree3]

 

[christ]

I’m not particularly sold on Fonseca, but Lampard or Martinez would be a disaster. I don’t think either of them would last the season.

[KaKa]

Ah well ... the dream was fun while it lasted. They're seemingly wowed by the celebrity status of the recent famous player that Lampard was. 

 

And we'll be stuck with more relentless bullshit from the media because the golden boy can never do any wrong. We're screwed. Unless of course he comes in and is amazing, which is a pretty big longshot.