Eddie Howe

[Mills and Boon]

14 minutes ago, PauloGeordio said:

65th FFS! 

 

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The average time for the first substitution in the Premier League typically occurs around the 60th to 75th minute, with many teams averaging between the 63rd and 75th minute based on recent trends.

 

It'll never stop people from using it as a stick to beat Howe with mind

[Mattoon]

44 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

The two Bournemouth fans I know (ie a ridiculously small sample) wouldn’t take him back

 

Bournemouth.  Not Man City; Bournemouth 

 

I know two Man Utd fans that would take him in an instant.

 

Manchester United. Not Bournemouth; Manchester United.

 

What's your point?

[Robster]

45 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

The two Bournemouth fans I know (ie a ridiculously small sample) wouldn’t take him back

 

Bournemouth.  Not Man City; Bournemouth 

 I would say they are ever so slightly ungrateful to the man responsible for where they are now

(Although in principle, managers should never go back, no matter who they are)

[Mills and Boon]

2 minutes ago, Robster said:

 I would say they are ever so slightly ungrateful to the man responsible for where they are now

(Although in principle, managers should never go back, no matter who they are)

 

I agree with that. I felt the same about Keegan returning, and he was the best manager I'd ever known

[TK-421]

3 minutes ago, Robster said:

 I would say they are ever so slightly ungrateful to the man responsible for where they are now

(Although in principle, managers should never go back, no matter who they are)

Agreed

 

[Kid Icarus]

The appeal to majority argument will never work on people with firmly held convictions on things, especially if one of those convictions is that the majority can often be unbelievably myopic, easily convinced, and fickle.

 

 

Edited April 29 by Kid Icarus

[Robster]

1 minute ago, TK-421 said:

Agreed

 

 Of course.

Parker had no foundations to build on at all. Silly me.

 

 

Edited April 29 by Robster

[Fak]

1 minute ago, Robster said:

 Of course.

He had no foundations to build on at all. Silly me.

 

Is that because Tindall was the manager before him for a season?

[NEEJ]

39 minutes ago, sanyi75 said:

Do you think he has done a good job this season? Predictable substitutions, always waiting for the 70th minute, the same tactics against every team, and then the statements where he manages to explain everything. I'm not saying he should go, well if Emery comes then he can go.

I was talking about your use of "Pool", you relentless knacker. 

[TK-421]

2 minutes ago, Fak said:

 

Is that because Tindall was the manager before him for a season?

Nah, Johnny Woodgate

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

1 hour ago, Hanshithispantz said:

I reckon this is what it felt like in 7th century Salem when the town were dragging your nanna out the house claiming she's a which. You just want her to have another season, but you're standing there powerless as people scream things like "she spends too much money" and "not even Bournemouth want the cunt".

These people have been waiting for this for seasons, man. Gleeful af. 

[Wallsendmag]

20 minutes ago, Super Duper Branko Strupar said:

These people have been waiting for this for seasons, man. Gleeful af. 

 

Aye you can tell that by how much better the atmosphere is in the ground compared to a few years ago and how much more positive this place is compared to then.

 

Everyone is so happy watching utter rubbish.....

[TRC]

People who want Howe to stay - perfectly valid opinion, people who want him out - also a perfectly valid opinion. I'm looking forward to this thread going round in circles until the end of the season.

[The Prophet]

3 minutes ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

Aye you can tell that by how much better the atmosphere is in the ground compared to a few years ago and how much more positive this place is compared to then.

 

Everyone is so happy watching utter rubbish.....

 

It's probably more a point scoring thing.

 

There's a small minority who've stuck the boot in whenever Howe has hit a rough spell, but they've been made to look very daft.

 

With the wheels coming off this sesson it's finally party time and they're evidently revelling in it.

 

A large majority of normal fans would love him to turn it around though.

[The Prophet]

1 minute ago, TRC said:

People who want Howe to stay - perfectly valid opinion, people who want him out - also a perfectly valid opinion. I'm looking forward to this thread going round in circles until the end of the season.

 

This is where I'm at. I'm in the stay camp, but I completely understand the view it might be best to part ways.

[Wallsendmag]

1 minute ago, The Prophet said:

 

It's probably more a point scoring thing.

 

There's a small minority who've stuck the boot in whenever Howe has hit a rough spell, but they've been made to look very daft.

 

With the wheels coming off this sesson it's finally party time and they're evidently revelling in it.

 

A large majority of normal fans would love him to turn it around though.

 

I don't know of a single fan who doesn't want Eddie Howe to be successful with Newcastle United.

[TRC]

1 minute ago, The Prophet said:

 

This is where I'm at. I'm in the stay camp, but I completely understand the view it might be best to part ways.

Yep, I lean the other way, although if Howe came out and said he wants to bring a bit more creativity to the team I'd be more open to him staying, would be frustrated if he doubled down on intensity based football.

[dcmk]

1 minute ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

I don't know of a single fan who doesn't want Eddie Howe to be successful with Newcastle United.

Do you believe a loss away to Arsenal, is further evidence that he needs to go?

[Nucasol]

4 minutes ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

I don't know of a single fan who doesn't want Eddie Howe to be successful with Newcastle United.

Maybe the True Tarmaccer who is fully invested in the Howe Out grift. But yeah, most rational people would be delighted for him to nail four wins from four and hit momentum going into a huge summer rebuild.

 

 

Edited April 29 by Nucasol

[Wallsendmag]

2 minutes ago, dcmk said:

Do you believe a loss away to Arsenal, is further evidence that he needs to go?

 

If you check back I said that I wasn't reading too much into a defeat against Arsenal. I thought we did ok. Certainly in comparison to the previous games.

[Wallsendmag]

1 minute ago, Nucasol said:

Maybe the True Tarmaccer who is fully invested in the Howe Out grift. But yeah, most rational people would be delighted for him to nail four wins from four and hit momentum going into a huge summer rebuild.

 

 

 

 

Tbf he says whatever is necessary to get engagement. It's how he makes his living. It's a long time since he supported NUFC for the same reasons you and I do.

[Colos Short and Curlies]

9 minutes ago, dcmk said:

Do you believe a loss away to Arsenal, is further evidence that he needs to go?

 

You could argue that an Arsenal team ravaged by nerves are there for the taking, certainly the majority of teams facing them atm would see it as an opportunity to give it a good go.

 

We were passive as fuck at the weekend, if we had gone in with a press, putting pressure on them and looking to get behind then the result is what it is.

 

As it was we were given 2 warnings on the corner routine, ignored them and paid on the 3rd then spent 80+ minutes playing nicely on front of them.

 

That's what should be considered, why were we unable to pressure them, and not the result

[Coffee_Johnny]

3 hours ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

We were fighting relegation 5 years ago. That was under different ownership and a different manager. PIF/Howe arrived and we pulled clear. That isn't relevant to today though. Since then we have spent top 6 money (around £750m) on a new squad of players.

 

To even be in this position after such a spend is totally ludicrous to be honest.

We’ve spent a canny bit in last five years. It is true. 
 

 Top 12 biggest spenders in the last 5 years:

1️⃣ Chelsea – €1.77B

2️⃣ Man Utd – €1.07B

3️⃣ PSG – €1.04

4️⃣ Man City – €973M

5️⃣ Arsenal – €922M

6️⃣ Spurs – €878M

7️⃣ Liverpool – €788M

8️⃣ Juventus – €680M

9️⃣ Newcastle – €677M

🔟 West Ham – €642M

1️⃣1️⃣ Nottingham Forest – €615M 1️⃣2️⃣ Aston Villa – €605M  

 

38% of what Chelsea have, or 63% of Man Utd’s outlay, 77% of Spurs’. Or perhaps it is relevant that West Ham have spent 95% of ours. No guarantees  I guess; caveat emptor. 

[Wallsendmag]

3 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

We’ve spent a canny bit in last five years. It is true. 
 

 Top 12 biggest spenders in the last 5 years:

1️⃣ Chelsea – €1.77B

2️⃣ Man Utd – €1.07B

3️⃣ PSG – €1.04

4️⃣ Man City – €973M

5️⃣ Arsenal – €922M

6️⃣ Spurs – €878M

7️⃣ Liverpool – €788M

8️⃣ Juventus – €680M

9️⃣ Newcastle – €677M

🔟 West Ham – €642M

1️⃣1️⃣ Nottingham Forest – €615M 1️⃣2️⃣ Aston Villa – €605M  

 

38% of what Chelsea have, or 63% of Man Utd’s outlay, 77% of Spurs’. Or perhaps it is relevant that West Ham have spent 95% of ours. No guarantees  I guess; caveat emptor. 

 

 

[Wallsendmag]

4 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

We’ve spent a canny bit in last five years. It is true. 
 

 Top 12 biggest spenders in the last 5 years:

1️⃣ Chelsea – €1.77B

2️⃣ Man Utd – €1.07B

3️⃣ PSG – €1.04

4️⃣ Man City – €973M

5️⃣ Arsenal – €922M

6️⃣ Spurs – €878M

7️⃣ Liverpool – €788M

8️⃣ Juventus – €680M

9️⃣ Newcastle – €677M

🔟 West Ham – €642M

1️⃣1️⃣ Nottingham Forest – €615M 1️⃣2️⃣ Aston Villa – €605M  

 

38% of what Chelsea have, or 63% of Man Utd’s outlay, 77% of Spurs’. Or perhaps it is relevant that West Ham have spent 95% of ours. No guarantees  I guess; caveat emptor. 

 

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