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“Things aren’t great at Newcastle, but perhaps someone with Premier League experience, like Eddie Howe, could help.” He joined a football team that has shown to be difficult to cope with. I believe that he has been questioned.
“Look at managers who aren’t in the running, but I’m not suggesting he’s leaving Newcastle. Eddie Howe and [Roberto] De Zerbi, I believe. Since I enjoy Eddie Howe’s style of play, I believe I would be watching him.
After leading Bournemouth to the Premier League in 2015, he finished an unlikely ninth with the Cherries two years later. In his first full season at Newcastle, they ended their 20-year wait to qualify for the Champions League.
The one catch is that, rather than serving as a launching pad for even greater things, both of those successes were followed by noteworthy declines the next term. For a number of years in a row, Klopp at Liverpool enhanced both our league standing and our performance in Europe.
Given the frequent confrontations between the two teams over the past few seasons—many of which have been stoked by assistant Jason Tindall, whose crude and disrespectful shushing gesture towards the Reds’ management earlier this season—Howe may also find it difficult to win over the Anfield fan base.
Although we believe the 46-year-old is a capable manager, we don’t believe he would be a good match at LFC. We couldn’t have imagined someone winning the Kop’s affection in the same way as Klopp did so rapidly.
