Newcastle United evening headlines: Kieran Trippier boost and Eddie Howe's Allan Saint-Maximin defence
A round-up of your Newcastle United evening headlines on Friday, 1 April.
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Eddie Howe talks about his key role as Newcastle transfer guru while Dan Ashworth wait continues
Eddie Howe says that Newcastle United can get through the summer window without a director of football being appointed. But admits that the club's transfer structure must be improved.
5 things learned from Arab football troubles in Asian World Cup qualifiers
DUBAI: The dust has just about settled on Asian qualification, where the road to Qatar was the longest. Five Arab nations made the final 12 that contested the third round. It was not unexpected that the only one to secure an automatic berth was Saudi Arabia. The other five have plenty to take on board and think about in the coming months.
Kieran Trippier edges closer to Newcastle return after two-month absence
NEWCASTLE: Newcastle United January signing Kieran Trippier is ready to step up his return from injury, with hopes high that the defender will feature significantly in the rest of the Magpies’ season.
Newcastle United injury round-up as Eddie Howe gives positive Kieran Trippier update
Eddie Howe had plenty of positive injury news to share as he provided an update on six key first-team players. Kieran Trippier, Allan Saint-Maximin and Jonjo Shelvey were all absent from the starting line-up against Everton whereas Martin Dubravka and Fabian Schar returned early from international duty.
Newcastle a more ‘united’ city and club under new regime, says captain Lascelles
NEWCASTLE: Skipper Jamaal Lascelles has admitted keeping Newcastle “united” is a much easier job now than it was under Mike Ashley and Steve Bruce.