Eddie Howe Newcastle

[ASCPFC]

It doesn't seem to be going too well, particularly in the league. And I don't fancy them for Europe - although doing fine, you'd think the big boys will knock them out later. I'm wondering if they might pull the trigger? Maybe look for a big name?

 

[cardiff eagle]

My Newcastle mate reckons Glasner is someone they'd be interested in which is a concern especially with his contract situation

 

[syd snot]

All depends on their Premier League performance and position.
Any threat of a relegation fight and he'll be out.

 

[Part Time James]

Never rated him. I'm always getting told he's class and I know nothing, but I don't see him as any better than a mid-table manager.

 

[Willo]

Never rated him. I'm always getting told he's class and I know nothing, but I don't see him as any better than a mid-table manager.

In his last 3 seasons at Newcastle they have finished in 5th, 7th and 4th places.
When he arrived at Newcastle after 11 games, they were 19th, at the end of the season they finished in 11th place.
A creditable record.

 

[McAhuna]

Interesting how Bournemouth have kicked on since he left.

 

[Foxy82]

In his last 3 seasons at Newcastle they have finished in 5th, 7th and 4th places.
When he arrived at Newcastle after 11 games, they were 19th, at the end of the season they finished in 11th place.
A creditable record.

Thanks Captain Google 🤣

 

[ASCPFC]

Interesting how Bournemouth have kicked on since he left.

In fairness, they've had a big investment. It really isn't from nowhere as is being made out. They bought young enough too - mainly seemed like good signings. I'm not hugely knowledgeable about it but it feels like they have spent a lot. Probably more last season than this.

 

[eaglesdare]

Never rated him. I'm always getting told he's class and I know nothing, but I don't see him as any better than a mid-table manager.

The perfect manager for us when Glasner goes 🙊

 

[ASCPFC]

The perfect manager for us when Glasner goes 🙊

I wouldn't be totally against it - depending on the alternatives. Preferable to many really. However, I don't think he's currently motivating his squad. Who knows what goes on behind closed doors when you deal with the Saudis. And don't go into the back room of the embassy. That's for sure.

 

[Part Time James]

In his last 3 seasons at Newcastle they have finished in 5th, 7th and 4th places.
When he arrived at Newcastle after 11 games, they were 19th, at the end of the season they finished in 11th place.
A creditable record.

Well, to be fair that is a good CV, but I still don't find him exciting! I think I am just determined not to rate him hahaha.

 

[chris123]

Not many English managers in the top flight so I'd have thought national team would have been a logical move.

 

[beak]

Not many English managers in the top flight so I'd have thought national team would have been a logical move.

He hasn't done enough at Newcastle with a limitless ( fair play withstanding) budget to run England ladies.

 

[CrazyBadger]

I rate him, although I've always seen him as a 'streaky' manager. Capable of putting a good team together, but consistency always seems to be lacking.

 

[Daddyorc]

I rate him, although I've always seen him as a 'streaky' manager. Capable of putting a good team together, but consistency always seems to be lacking.

I agree, I think he's a good manager. Newcastle spent bucket loads 3 years ago which is why they were handcuffed by FFP. I think this upcoming summer they'll be back to having money to spend (especially with the Isak money).

While I would love for Glasner to stay, if he did leave, I wouldn't mind Howe as a replacement.

 

[BromleyMonkey]

Interesting how Bournemouth have kicked on since he left.

Didn’t he get them to where they were to enable them to kick on? They were in the 4th division facing the drop to non-league and in administration when he started out as their manager

 

[pssguy]

In fairness, they've had a big investment. It really isn't from nowhere as is being made out. They bought young enough too - mainly seemed like good signings. I'm not hugely knowledgeable about it but it feels like they have spent a lot. Probably more last season than this.

They have spent a lot but the past two seasons have made a significant net profit in the market. They probably need to keep this going given the size of their ground . The highest salary is 85,000 a week but overall they only spend 5 million per annum less than us on wages