Five of Newcastle United's biggest mistakes - appointments, sackings and signings
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.
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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.
Former Newcastle United manager Chris Hughton urged Nile Ranger to follow the example of fellow academy striker Wesley Ngo Baheng, according to the French forward himself. Ranger made his black-and-white debut at the age of 18, but his career was dogged by problems off the pitch and was released after five years with the club.
Certain squad numbers at big clubs carry a huge amount of weight. Thanks to Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan, that certainly applies to the No.7 at Liverpool, but it has a curious history in the Premier League era.
Alan Shearer famously turned down approaches from Alex Ferguson and Manchester United to sign for his boyhood club, Newcastle United. He also received offers to leave St James' Park for Old Trafford after having made the world record move from Blackburn Rovers back to Tyneside.