Eddie Howe

[Tiresias]

Somehow Jurgen Klopp will still win it

[Wilson]

Should be an NUFC clean sweep this month. 

[Groundhog63]

Remember Bruce getting it and being photographed on his own, holding it like it was his very own massive kebab then Eddie winning it and getting photographed with the whole backroom team? 

Chalk n cheese

[RodneyCisse]

12 minutes ago, Wilson said:

Should be an NUFC clean sweep this month. 

Just hope everyone plays their part and votes 

[Stottie]

While Howe obviously deserves a ton of praise, doesn't the "Schar, Wilson, Joelinton, WIllock, Miggy, Murphy, ... were here already" argument, basically what people say to counter the "big spending Newcastle" dismissal of Howe's achievement, actually mean we had the basis of a probably mid-table team to start with?

 

Some readers may be worried where I'm going with this, but our recent results only emphasize that we were second bottom a year ago not because we had an underfunded team of shit players but because Steve Bruce is a lazy and inept fraud of a manager. Ashley main failing was not in starving the team of resources but in employing such a yes-man plank in the most important position.

[Paullow]

Has to be Eddie, surely.

 

Eddie W5 D1 L0

Arteta W4 D1 L0

Pep W4 D0 L1

 

More wins for Eddie, but also, Arsenal's draw was vs Southampton, ours was at Old Trafford.

[Paullow]

Barclays Manager shortlist

 

Mikel Arteta (ARS)
P5 W4 D1 L0 GD+9
Arsenal began the month with victories over Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, going through the month unbeaten and dropping only two points, maintaining their place at the top of the league.

 

Pep Guardiola (MCI)
P5 W4 D1 L0 GD+9
Guardiola's Manchester City side started October with a thrilling 6-3 derby win over Manchester United and kept the pressure on leaders Arsenal with four victories from their five matches in the month.

 

Eddie Howe (NEW)
P6 W5 D1 L0 GD+13
Newcastle United were top scorers in an unbeaten October, scoring four or more goals in half of their matches, including a 4-1 triumph at Fulham and a 5-1 home success over Brentford. They returned more points than any other side in the month to move into fourth place.

 

 

They've managed to get that wrong. Man City lost to Liverpool, so their October record is W4 D0 L1 , not W4 D1 L0

 

[Interpolic]

12 minutes ago, Stottie said:

While Howe obviously deserves a ton of praise, doesn't the "Schar, Wilson, Joelinton, WIllock, Miggy, Murphy, ... were here already" argument, basically what people say to counter the "big spending Newcastle" dismissal of Howe's achievement, actually mean we had the basis of a probably mid-table team to start with?

 

Some readers may be worried where I'm going with this, but our recent results only emphasize that we were second bottom a year ago not because we had an underfunded team of shit players but because Steve Bruce is a lazy and inept fraud of a manager. Ashley main failing was not in starving the team of resources but in employing such a yes-man plank in the most important position.

 

It's a bit of both, innit. Howe has performed miracles with a few of those players. Plus the new players have doubtless raised standards. 

[Wilson]

27 minutes ago, Groundhog63 said:

Remember Bruce getting it and being photographed on his own, holding it like it was his very own massive kebab then Eddie winning it and getting photographed with the whole backroom team? 

Chalk n cheese

 

[HawK]

https://www.premierleague.com/news/2886520

 

^Vote here

[GeordieDazzler]

They’ve got Guardiola as undefeated in the month - my memory isn’t what it was but surely the Liverpool game was in October

[greydos]

21 minutes ago, HawK said:

https://www.premierleague.com/news/2886520

 

^Vote here

I've voted. Can't believe Almiron's only got 1 goal of the month contender, meanwhile there's inferior versions of his goals against Villa and Everton nominated for Antony and De Bruyne. Big 6 favouratism all over the place 

[54]

 

[Barnes23]

 

[Yorkie]

https://nufcfeed.com/eddie-howes-friday-press-conference-4th-november-97437

 

Full presser breakdown. 

[Smal]

“It’s all because they’ve spent loads of money”

[gjohnson]

47 minutes ago, Smal said:

“It’s all because they’ve spent loads of money”

So what's Everton's and even Liverpools excuse?

 

 

Edited November 4, 2022 by gjohnson
extra

[nbthree3]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11390627/Eddie-Howe-claims-believed-Newcastle-squad-fires-dig-Steve-Bruce.html

 

When asked if he believed those players were always better than people gave them credit for, Howe said: ‘Yes, I did. I had that belief internally that we'd got some really good players. I think my first impressions were genuine, a really willing group that wanted to be coached, that wanted help, so I felt that was a really good starting point.

 

‘I love coaching players and trying to improve them. From day one here, I sensed a really open group who wanted that work. I don’t feel we have bought the success we’re currently having. It has come from hard work and brilliant performances from the players. We’re just doing the best we can, day to day. It was a massive club in need of an injection of positivity and some good results.’

 

‘Down the years, I’ve learned never to underestimate players’ abilities given the right surroundings, conditions and confidence,’ he said. ‘I’ve seen it many times, players I’ve worked with at League Two level that have then been playing in the Championship a couple of years later when you wouldn’t have initially thought that possible.

[HawK]

16 minutes ago, nbthree3 said:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11390627/Eddie-Howe-claims-believed-Newcastle-squad-fires-dig-Steve-Bruce.html

 

When asked if he believed those players were always better than people gave them credit for, Howe said: ‘Yes, I did. I had that belief internally that we'd got some really good players. I think my first impressions were genuine, a really willing group that wanted to be coached, that wanted help, so I felt that was a really good starting point.

 

‘I love coaching players and trying to improve them. From day one here, I sensed a really open group who wanted that work. I don’t feel we have bought the success we’re currently having. It has come from hard work and brilliant performances from the players. We’re just doing the best we can, day to day. It was a massive club in need of an injection of positivity and some good results.’

 

‘Down the years, I’ve learned never to underestimate players’ abilities given the right surroundings, conditions and confidence,’ he said. ‘I’ve seen it many times, players I’ve worked with at League Two level that have then been playing in the Championship a couple of years later when you wouldn’t have initially thought that possible.

 

They wouldn't have got there without you, Mr Howe 

[Groundhog63]

23 minutes ago, nbthree3 said:

"...........I’ve learned never to underestimate players’ abilities given the right surroundings, conditions and confidence,’ he said. ‘I’ve seen it many times, players I’ve worked with at the bottom of the Premier that will be playing in the Champions League in a years time when you wouldn’t have initially thought that possible.

I read this

[Yorkie]

Another scandalous headline from a rag after the presser. They love painting him as some sort of belligerent guy with a chip on his shoulder when in reality it couldn't be further from the truth. 

[Dr.Spaceman]

Why does Hope have to be like that ffs

 

 

Edited November 4, 2022 by Dr.Spaceman

[STM]

2 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

Another scandalous headline from a rag after the presser. They love painting him as some sort of belligerent guy with a chip on his shoulder when in reality it couldn't be further from the truth. 

 

Yep. Wasn't his intention at all.

[The Prophet]

1 minute ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

Why does Hope have to be like that ffs

 

 

 

 

I could be mistaken, but I don't think it's the journo who produces the headline.

[Stottie]

Hmm, a spending chart that omits Forest....righto.