Eddie Howe

[Erikse]

On 03/09/2024 at 23:59, Sufi said:

tbh I’d rather those now than at the end of the season when all of the above are fighting for spots in Europe or winning the league. Better chance to catch on an off day now than in crunch time during the last 5-10 matches of the season.

 

Well, that works both ways, doesn't it? They could also argue that theh are happy to play us away now, for the very same reason.

 

 

Edited September 4, 2024 by Erikse

[Miggys First Goal]

He’s a fucking shit stirrer. 
 

Hope, not wor Eddie. 

[PauloGeordio]

5 hours ago, Thorpinho said:

Is Hope a Newcastle fan? I know he lives up here. The way he goes on is laughable, but then again what do you expect from that paper. 

 

 

 

He’s a click fan and he’ll twist the truth to whatever angle that gets most clicks! Integrity isn’t key here. 

[PauloGeordio]

 

[huss9]

KEEP YOUR ED 

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe gets backing from key club chief as behind-the-scenes dispute with transfer guru grows

Members of Howe's coaching staff have had concerns about new sporting director Paul Mitchell

Matt Hughes

Published: 22:47, 5 Sep 2024

 

NEWCASTLE chief executive Darren Eales has backed Eddie Howe in his dispute with new sporting director Paul Mitchell.

The pair have clashed over transfers and the team’s playing style since Mitchell was appointed in July, with Eales understood to have given his full support to Toon boss Howe.

 

Newcastle's new sporting director Paul Mitchell is in a dispute with HoweCredit: Getty

And an interview published yesterday in which Mitchell criticised the recruitment and scouting departments is believed to have inflamed the existing tensions.

His failure to say that Newcastle would fight to keep hold of Howe if he is offered the England job also raised eyebrows at the club.

One source questioned if all three could continue working together.

Howe and Mitchell are believed to have got off on the wrong foot in July.

 

A meeting between Mitchell and the players also went badly, while several members of Howe’s coaching staff also expressed concerns at his combative approach.

Howe has been a huge success at Newcastle, saving them from relegation before achieving Champions League qualification in his second season.

However, he has had a difficult summer and was unimpressed by Mitchell’s transfer dealings.

He failed to sign No 1 target Marc Guehi or the right winger Howe requested.

 

CEO Darren Eales has put his support behind Newcastle boss HoweCredit: Getty

Howe has privately expressed frustration at the limited incomings  — while Mitchell blamed the manager for his inflexibility over targets.

Despite the off-field struggles, Newcastle have started their Premier League campaign with seven points out of nine.

 

 

They kicked off with a 1-0 victory against Southampton, before drawing 1-1 with Bournemouth.

Howe's men then went into the international break with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Tottenham at St James' Park.

[KaKa]

Pathetic article.

[et tu brute]

1 hour ago, huss9 said:

KEEP YOUR ED 

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe gets backing from key club chief as behind-the-scenes dispute with transfer guru grows

Members of Howe's coaching staff have had concerns about new sporting director Paul Mitchell

Matt Hughes

Published: 22:47, 5 Sep 2024

 

NEWCASTLE chief executive Darren Eales has backed Eddie Howe in his dispute with new sporting director Paul Mitchell.

The pair have clashed over transfers and the team’s playing style since Mitchell was appointed in July, with Eales understood to have given his full support to Toon boss Howe.

 

Newcastle's new sporting director Paul Mitchell is in a dispute with HoweCredit: Getty

And an interview published yesterday in which Mitchell criticised the recruitment and scouting departments is believed to have inflamed the existing tensions.

His failure to say that Newcastle would fight to keep hold of Howe if he is offered the England job also raised eyebrows at the club.

One source questioned if all three could continue working together.

Howe and Mitchell are believed to have got off on the wrong foot in July.

 

A meeting between Mitchell and the players also went badly, while several members of Howe’s coaching staff also expressed concerns at his combative approach.

Howe has been a huge success at Newcastle, saving them from relegation before achieving Champions League qualification in his second season.

However, he has had a difficult summer and was unimpressed by Mitchell’s transfer dealings.

He failed to sign No 1 target Marc Guehi or the right winger Howe requested.

 

CEO Darren Eales has put his support behind Newcastle boss HoweCredit: Getty

Howe has privately expressed frustration at the limited incomings  — while Mitchell blamed the manager for his inflexibility over targets.

Despite the off-field struggles, Newcastle have started their Premier League campaign with seven points out of nine.

 

 

They kicked off with a 1-0 victory against Southampton, before drawing 1-1 with Bournemouth.

Howe's men then went into the international break with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Tottenham at St James' Park.

What a load of shite

[Myleftboot]

4 hours ago, KaKa said:

Pathetic article.

Trying to stir up shit.

[Sean]

Yeah, so pathetic - I'm sure Eddie was delighted to read Mitchell's quotes.

 

There is clearly some tension behind the scenes. The question is just how much tension there is, and if they can act like adults and learn to work together effectively. I think that depends on how highly Mitchell actually rates Howe.

 

 

Edited September 6, 2024 by Sean

[KaKa]

Combative Mitchell clashing with Eddie and his staff over transfers and the playing style?

 

Complete and utter horse shit of an article.

[The Prophet]

It's probably just a bit of conflict or disagreement about how best to do things, which is perfectly normal in most working environments. It usually leads to flexibility and compromise.

[Rocker]

9 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

It's probably just a bit of conflict or disagreement about how best to do things, which is perfectly normal in most working environments. It usually leads to flexibility and compromise.

Can you talk to my wife please?

[Andy]

11 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

It's probably just a bit of conflict or disagreement about how best to do things, which is perfectly normal in most working environments. It usually leads to flexibility and compromise.

 

Or one of the people involved leaving 

[TRon]

1 hour ago, KaKa said:

Combative Mitchell clashing with Eddie and his staff over transfers and the playing style?

 

Complete and utter horse shit of an article.

 

It's The Sun, a red top tabloid. Shit stirring is part of their sales strategy.

[huss9]

eddie and mitchell are grown ups and experienced professionals ffs.

eddie knows how things work nowadays with DOF's etc.

[ExiledGeordie]

8 hours ago, KaKa said:

Pathetic article.

Exactly this 😂

[LFEE]

 

[Coffee_Johnny]

Like fuck am I listening to that voice like. 

[arnonel]

Anyone able to watch the presser? Im getting "The event is about to start"

[andyman]

Just now, arnonel said:

Anyone able to watch the presser? Im getting "The event is about to start"

 

Was going to check on my end, but:

 

[Maggies]

1 minute ago, arnonel said:

Anyone able to watch the presser? Im getting "The event is about to start"

No. Same message for me.

[Guest]

I’m shocked that the club IT department is still inadequate 

[54]

You guys realise the first half of a press conference tends to be embargo'd right?  

[PauloGeordio]

“It is still the first few steps for him, but we are delighted he is available for us”

 

Longstaff starts! 

[Guest]

27 minutes ago, 54 said:

You guys realise the first half of a press conference tends to be embargo'd right?  

More the point of why invest in an app if it’s going to be shite