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Nfr - Eddie Howe leaving Newcastle

Started by Sammyffc, July 30, 2026, 09:05:41 AM

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Sammyffc

Big news coming out Eddie Howe has left Newcastle and being replaced by Matthias Jaissle.

Not surprising , Newcastle fans have been unhappy with him for a while with their style of football and bizarre tactics.. Mainly signing woltemade, watching him score and dominate as a striker then moving him to midfield ..  :guitar-playHDs:

gerrys


bencher

He's a victim of his own success in some ways, plus an example of the impact of PSR/SCR etc on ambitious clubs. Forced to sell his best players despite wealthy ownership. He won't be out of a job for long and I wonder if the pressure on Tuchel will ramp up now Howe is available.


Bassey the warrior

If he's been fired that very harsh. However, I suspect he's actually resigned. They've been selling all their best players over the past couple of seasons and transfers in have been poor.

Claireffcw

Selling Gordon, tonali maybe Bruno im not surprised hes walked .

Bassey the warrior

Quote from: Claireffcw on July 30, 2026, 09:33:17 AMSelling Gordon, tonali maybe Bruno im not surprised hes walked .

Also Isak last year, which kind of ruined their season. Guimaraes seems likely to leave and Livramento and Hall are likely to generate interest.

Newcastle have also missed out on some long term targets, for example James Trafford.


EN1 FFC

reports Matthias Jaissle is going to be the new manager of Newcastle, he's the manager of Al Ahli who we just played in Portugal

SimonDaviesEnjoyer

Yep these financial rules sort of lock in the "nobility" and consign the rest of us to perpetual relative serfdom. But that was always the intention.

The Cravenette

Quote from: Bassey the warrior on July 30, 2026, 09:38:36 AM
Quote from: Claireffcw on July 30, 2026, 09:33:17 AMSelling Gordon, tonali maybe Bruno im not surprised hes walked .

Also Isak last year, which kind of ruined their season. Guimaraes seems likely to leave and Livramento and Hall are likely to generate interest.

Newcastle have also missed out on some long term targets, for example James Trafford.

Needing to sell Elliot Anderson the year before that too.


Bassey the warrior

Quote from: The Cravenette on July 30, 2026, 10:06:03 AM
Quote from: Bassey the warrior on July 30, 2026, 09:38:36 AM
Quote from: Claireffcw on July 30, 2026, 09:33:17 AMSelling Gordon, tonali maybe Bruno im not surprised hes walked .

Also Isak last year, which kind of ruined their season. Guimaraes seems likely to leave and Livramento and Hall are likely to generate interest.

Newcastle have also missed out on some long term targets, for example James Trafford.

Needing to sell Elliot Anderson the year before that too.

Good point, that must be gutting for them. That being said I don't think he'd have become the player he is if he hadn't moved. He was well down the pecking order back then.

john dempsey

At least Sunderland being on the rise,
will cheer the TOON up.

Claireffcw

Quote from: EN1 FFC on July 30, 2026, 09:40:05 AMreports Matthias Jaissle is going to be the new manager of Newcastle, he's the manager of Al Ahli who we just played in Portugal
Expect Ivan toney to Newcastle then


demeant0r

At least we got a taster into Newcastle's tactics for next season

SimonDaviesEnjoyer

They just lost to Bristol City 4-1 as well, so things could always be worse.

Worth a flutter for being the dogfight this year, certainly.

SP

Eddie always seemed to get the better of us so it gives me a warm glow to think his final Newcastle game was the loss at the Cottage.


Surlyc

Quote from: SimonDaviesEnjoyer on July 30, 2026, 09:43:38 AMYep these financial rules sort of lock in the "nobility" and consign the rest of us to perpetual relative serfdom. But that was always the intention.
Newcastle voted for these financial rules, so I have no sympathy for them.

hovewhite

Like to say I'm sorry he's gone but naaaah

perry geyton

Figured the Maggots would get shot of him eventually

I'd of took him at Fulham all day long


_Putney_

But he's so sensible, and clever, I'm confused, the media told us he was a genius

SuperFreeman

Quote from: gerrys on July 30, 2026, 09:12:24 AMStrange time to do it 🤔

I think he wanted to quit before he went on holiday and the board asked him to re-consider. Howe came back from holiday, said he hadn't changed his mind but agreed to stay on until a new manager was appointed, oversaw the terrible performance and defeat away to Bristol City (4-1) carried on with a couple of training sessions and the club then made the announcement. Eddie Howe has had five good years but now time for a re-boot....especially after letting Gordon and Tonali leave and unable to change the mind of wantaway Brazilian, Guimaraes.

A really good, decent manager who hopefully will replace Tuchel as England manager when the FA get rid of the Kraut.