Eddie Howe

[Andy84]

21 minutes ago, JT24 said:

https://archive.ph/BkF9h
 

Another interview with the boss. 

[Fak]

23 minutes ago, JT24 said:

https://archive.ph/BkF9h
 

Another interview with the boss. 

 

In a nutshell?

[Rod]

1 minute ago, Tonalis Bookie said:

 

I 100% do rate him. I think at this time he is the best coach we could probably get, his achievements are remarkable and that the team will continue to progress under him.

 

I just dont think the club will

First sentence is spot on. Second sentence just doesn't make sense.

[MagPar]

2 hours ago, Wilson said:

Watching him say he had to do a double take at his son saying 'howay daa' is fuckin glorious  

Is there a link to this interview? I'd love to see it.

[Andy84]

2 minutes ago, Fak said:

 

In a nutshell?

Eddie Howe is fucking class and we’re in good hands. 

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Rod said:

First sentence is spot on. Second sentence just doesn't make sense.

 

The development of the team and the development of the club to me should be happening as one but i dont think they are and I think there is a clear disconnect.

 

The dream is the manager loses certain powers at the club and a structured setup gains it, but i do not see that ever happening whilst we have the current people in place. Thats all.

 

If we have a strong chairman, an elite DOF and a manager who was only there to manage, i think we would be unstoppable

[Rod]

4 minutes ago, Tonalis Bookie said:

 

The development of the team and the development of the club to me should be happening as one but i dont think they are and I think there is a clear disconnect.

 

The dream is the manager loses certain powers at the club and a structured setup gains it, but i do not see that ever happening whilst we have the current people in place. Thats all.

 

If we have a strong chairman, an elite DOF and a manager who was only there to manage, i think we would be unstoppable

Very good comments and thought provoking.

[Chris_R]

12 minutes ago, Fak said:

 

In a nutshell?

 

No it was at the training ground

[Guest]

Just now, Rod said:

Very good comments and thought provoking.

 

He has been utterly incredible, i want to keep reiterating that but the fact on our return to the CL he was able to demand we do not attend the first press in Italy conferences nor train at the San Siro was crazy, that was the moment to announce the club was back in the big time to the rest of Europe, but we were at home.

 

That was as much on the club and the people within it who have the job to help us reach peak potential. Its only one example but its a few things like that where others have to step up and grow the club internally so we can match what is going on out on the pitch.

[OoOGazOoO]

What a man! What a great guy.

 

Those words he said in relation to his mum are absolutely magical. What a brilliant ethic to work with.

[huss9]

She was a single parent who raised Howe and his siblings while holding down several jobs, and encouraged Howe to follow his dreams.

"She's still with me every day," he said. "It's a difficult one because you're not consciously thinking about her on a minute-by-minute basis or even a day-by-day basis to a degree.

"But I know that her spirit, her courage and her determination is with me in so many different ways in how I act and behave. I know she's willing me on from somewhere, and very proud. I just hope to do her justice in the way that I work.

"I feel I have a duty to protect her legacy by how I conduct myself in what I do. I'm very driven for more success. I'm very determined to do my best, which is all I can do, and hopefully that will be good enough."

[Memphis]

It's a bit concerning how much I love the man. 

 

For our club, I could not rate him higher. He understands the tactical side of football and his training continues to be meticulous and enriching. But it's the things beyond that which I find most important. 

 

He gets the club. Gets it in his bones. He gets the people and the area. He respects what this club has always been and has a burning ambition for it to fulfill its massive potential. He represents the club brilliantly. 

 

He treats his players as grown men and helps them to understand more than just football in their lives. Yet again, he has taken a difficult situation and managed to handle it perfectly - he has made it crystal clear how disappointed he is in Isak and how much it has added difficulty to our season preparations. But he has also not allowed it to serve as an excuse for us, nor has he given in to the temptation of venting his obvious anger publicly, so there's always a way back for Isak should he change his mind. 

 

There's truly not another manager in world football I would exchange him for. 

 

 

[duo]

52 minutes ago, JT24 said:

https://archive.ph/BkF9h
 

Another interview with the boss. 

One of the best

[alexf]

Does make me feel that players will come and go, but if we were to lose Eddie, it would be 10x worse than any player. As long as he's here and not completely handcuffed, we will always have a decent side. 

 

He's a generational manager and far more important to the club than Isak or any other player ever will be. 

[Miggys First Goal]

1 hour ago, JT24 said:

https://archive.ph/BkF9h
 

Another interview with the boss. 

Don’t ever leave, Eddie. 

[Ben]

He's absolutely amazing and could probably end up being our best ever, to think of anyone else taking over doesn't enter my head.

[PauloGeordio]

18 minutes ago, alexf said:

Does make me feel that players will come and go, but if we were to lose Eddie, it would be 10x worse than any player. As long as he's here and not completely handcuffed, we will always have a decent side. 

 

He's a generational manager and far more important to the club than Isak or any other player ever will be. 

He’s the glue that binds us. Outstanding human being. Hope he’s here for all of his carrier.

 

 

Edited August 14, 2025 by PauloGeordio

[Ben]

1 minute ago, PauloGeordio said:

He’s the glue that binds us. Outstanding human being. Hope he’s here for all

of his carrier.

 

If I was clever and could spell I'd pull you up on that.

[NEEJ]

3 minutes ago, PauloGeordio said:

He’s the glue that binds us. Outstanding human being. Hope he’s here for all

of his carrier.

You could say he's found his way home. 

[54]

I have never heard of Matthew Syed before, but that may be one of the best articles ive read. More of him please.

[Nobody]

Best manager in the league and the best one we've ever had.

Whats his contract situation like btw? Was it last summer he signed a new one that wasn't even reported on? Just want to know cause he should be here forever. 

[Strawberry]

This is fantastic article. The door is still open for Isak. 

[Benwell Lad]

"It's brilliant that they're fully immersed in the Newcastle way of life, the language, the way of thinking. It's such a great area with such positive, driven and motivated people. I'm very proud that they are going to be adopted Geordies."

 

Up there with Sir Bobby's classics.

[TheBrownBottle]

31 minutes ago, 54 said:

I have never heard of Matthew Syed before, but that may be one of the best articles ive read. More of him please.

This is the first time I’ve ever read praise for that ping-pong playing wanker - hopefully it’s the last  

 

Can’t stand the bloke.  Thankfully, the feeling is mutual - my ‘favourite’ quote of his when we were protesting against Ashley is when he described us as ‘whining, whingeing, self-pitying, self-indulgent and deluded’.  Fuck that cunt. 

[nufc123]

The man is extreme.