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Newcastle United co-owners Mehrdad Ghodoussi and Amanda Staveley met with Magpies legend David Ginola following the heavy defeat at Tottenham. The pair were in the stands at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday as Eddie Howe's side suffered a third straight defeat in a 5-1 thrashing.
Newcastle United's ambitious owners don't need a reminder that there is still plenty of work to do before they can genuinely rub shoulders with the Premier League's big boys.
Newcastle United’s heavy 5-1 defeat against Tottenham was comfortably their worst performance of 2022. The result was so much more disappointing because of the contrast between an impressive first-half performance and a horrendous second-half one.
Retired Nigerian striker Shola Ameobi has explained why it would have been frustrating for him to play for Newcastle United in the last few years.
When Newcastle United last lined up to face Tottenham, the Magpies were a different football club entirely. Bursting with expectation and anticipation, St. James' Park was the loudest it had been in years as the new owners were unveiled to the masses for the first time.
Shola Ameobi admits he would have felt ‘frustrated’ playing for Newcastle United in the latter years of Mike Ashley’s ownership due to the lack of ambition. Now with the club under new owners, Ameobi is excited about the future.
Brighton & Hove Albion's belief that holding out until November when Dan Ashworth's contract finally expires will scupper Newcastle United's summer window means the waiting game goes on for Newcastle United to appoint their new supremo.
Simon Jordan is adamant Newcastle United will need to spend more than £60m if they are to avoid battling for Premier League survival next season. The Magpies currently sit nine points clear of the relegation zone following a nine-match unbeaten league run, although Eddie Howe's side did suffer defeats to Chelsea and Everton just before the international break.