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Yes, football did exist before the dawn of the Premier League in 1992, but for the purpose of this piece we're focusing on the modern era at Newcastle United. Sincere apologies to Veitch and McWilliam, Robledo and Foulkes, Gascoigne and McCreery plus other Newcastle midfield pairs of note.
Former Newcastle favourite Stuart Pearce believes Eddie Howe can be Kevin Keegan’s natural successor and bring the ‘90s feelgood factor back to Tyneside. Pearce spent two seasons at St James’ Park in the post-Keegan era under Kenny Dalglish but knows from life as an opposition player during the Entertainers era how the stadium can become a fortress when United are going well.
Garth Crooks believes next season could be the ‘most exciting since Kevin Keegan’ for Newcastle United fans after naming Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton in his team of the week. Fan optimism is at an all-time high following the completion of the £300million Saudi-backed takeover and a stunning second half of the campaign under Eddie Howe.
Newcastle United are now seemingly on the road to recovery, but there is a long way to go after falling so far, and no doubt mistakes will be made along the way.
Eddie Howe rang the changes to his team and recalled skipper Jamaal Lascelles to his side for the clash at Carrow Road today. Lascelles replaced Fabian Schar who was rested while Joe Willock, Jacob Murphy and Sean Longstaff came in for Jonjo Shelvey, Chris Wood and Miguel Almiron.
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe said he does not get caught up in the highs and lows of managing a club like Newcastle United, nor does he pay much attention to the “soap opera” script that can often surround his job.
Newcastle United have seen many players join the Tyneside club over the years on permanent transfers or loan deals.
Former Newcastle winger David Ginola has warned it could take five to six years to reshape the Magpies following Sunday's thrashing at Tottenham.