Eddie Howe

[toon25]

12 hours ago, HaydnNUFC said:

Wasn’t really sure what thread to post this in but early last season despite us picking up points, I hardly enjoyed watching us play or the football we were playing. The wins and a couple of the draws early season last year were poor to watch and I probably didn’t enjoy any of our games until about November looking back.

 

This season in spite of everything that’s gone on and us only having 1 point from 6 has been the total reversal of that thus far. I’ve enjoyed watching us play and I can’t knock Howe or the lads for anything that’s gone on because of the selfish cunt that’s on strike. If he wasn’t we’d likely have 6 points from 6, Gordon wouldn’t have been sent off the other day and things would be looking up. That Howe has managed to cultivate the culture he has amongst the players that allows us to see the togetherness and fight they have in matches is something I appreciate so much.

 

However, get a striker in even if it’s a stopgap and turn these performances into wins.

 

I think we certainly do well under a siege mentality. And our confidence breeds from that. We're a team that thrives on it.

[toon25]

6 minutes ago, MagPar said:

Talkshit are bigging him up as the next Man Utd manager. 

 

CUUUUUNTS

 

Of fucking course. Inevitable.

 

Hoping they'll twist Southgate's arm and get him back into management 

 

 

Edited August 28, 2025 by toon25

[JT24]

“Morning Eddie, looks like Newcastle have finally got their new striker, what does this mean for Alex Isak?”

 

At least four times tomorrow morning. 

[duo]

Press are desperate for Isak to go to Liverpool - been relentless. I just pray he doesn't be great seeing their disappointment. 

[timeEd32]

Happy for him regardless of what happens from here. The last 6 weeks must have been absurdly stressful and frustrating.

[aussiemag]

Do we think he would take on the Man Utd job? Honestly, he would be perfect for them and have them top 4 within a year or two. 

Hopefully he is fully invested in our project and his relationship with the players hes developing. He is paid roughly the same as Amorim. 

[r0cafella]

1 minute ago, aussiemag said:

Do we think he would take on the Man Utd job? Honestly, he would be perfect for them and have them top 4 within a year or two. 

Hopefully he is fully invested in our project and his relationship with the players hes developing. He is paid roughly the same as Amorim. 

Not a chance. 

[Pandamninator]

0 chance.

 

Newcastle he is fairly well indulged and is running the show re: the squad.

 

As dysfunctional as NUFC is do you really think he wants to trade that for a significantly worse squad, a fan base with expectations stuck in 1999 and Jim Ratcliffe overuling him?

 

The big risk is England next year.

 

 

Edited August 29, 2025 by Pandamninator

[Zero]

He won’t go. This is the club where Howe has the most power in his managerial career and he knows he need this to thrive.

[Cf]

3 hours ago, Pandamninator said:

0 chance.

 

Newcastle he is fairly well indulged and is running the show re: the squad.

 

As dysfunctional as NUFC is do you really think he wants to trade that for a significantly worse squad, a fan base with expectations stuck in 1999 and Jim Ratcliffe overuling him?

 

The big risk is England next year.

 

 

 

 

It really isn't. 

 

Maybe in 20 years time but for now 0% chance Howe takes the England job. 

[The Prophet]

3 hours ago, aussiemag said:

Do we think he would take on the Man Utd job? Honestly, he would be perfect for them and have them top 4 within a year or two. 

Hopefully he is fully invested in our project and his relationship with the players hes developing. He is paid roughly the same as Amorim. 

 

Surely anyone with sense recognises it's rotten to the core? Sure the manager who gets it right will be a hero, but the chances of doing so under the current ownership seem pretty remote.

[NG32]

3 hours ago, Zero said:

He won’t go. This is the club where Howe has the most power in his managerial career and he knows he need this to thrive.

Yeah, it's not but power struggles at man UTD with no leadership. They seem to be thrashing around looking for an answer to their problems. Anyone with common sense would stay well clear.

[Gola]

Worry for me would be in a couple years him going to Atleti to replace Diego.

[frankpingel]

Times his press conference today? 

[Weznufc]

2 minutes ago, frankpingel said:

Times his press conference today? 

Half 9 isn't it?

[James]

5 hours ago, Zero said:

He won’t go. This is the club where Howe has the most power in his managerial career and he knows he need this to thrive.

he actually had more power at Bournemouth - but less resources

[Zero]

3 minutes ago, James said:

he actually had more power at Bournemouth - but less resources

Not really. He kinda clashed with the management during his last season there.

[toon25]

34 minutes ago, Gola said:

Worry for me would be in a couple years him going to Atleti to replace Diego.

 

The one team in Europe I'd say we were most like, Atleti

[khay]

I dont see Eddie leaving the UK to manage and i dont see Diego going anywhere else apart from Italy or the national job. 

Eddie going to be here to bring us the league. 

[AyeDubbleYoo]

I love Eddie but he's extremely English. Not sure how well he'd go down in somewhere like Madrid. 

 

Anyway, he'll be here for another decade so it's OK. 

[DoricGinola]

10 hours ago, duo said:

Press are desperate for Isak to go to Liverpool - been relentless. I just pray he doesn't be great seeing their disappointment. 

On the breaking news of the Woltematde deal, Sky sports spent longer talking about the Isak ramifications. We shouldn't be surprised.

 

 

Edited August 29, 2025 by DoricGinola

[Nucasol]

37 minutes ago, DoricGinola said:

On the breaking news of the Woltematde deal, Sky sports spent longer talking about the Isak ramifications. We shouldn't be surprised.

 

 

 

Gave it the bullet after two minutes. Currently on a two month Sky Sports trial but the moment that’s over it’s the bullet. Don’t fancy paying every month for CartelTV

[Collage]

Don't see Howe as an international manager at this stage of his career, he's too obsessed and too much of an workaholic. Maybe when he's closer to 60.

 

 

Edited August 29, 2025 by Collage

[Wallace]

I don’t think Eddie would want England at this stage in his career but I expect there will be a lot of noise and expectation from the media as we approach the World Cup and Tuchel nears the end of his contract.  It will be a relentless campaign from the media I am sure.

[r0cafella]

Petition to rename the thread to England international creator Eddie Howe.