The new manager thread

[Isegrim 9737]

 

[thebrokendoll 9146]

7 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

I quite like beheadie Eddie tbf.

 

 

just about everything the mackems say makes me laugh, although I doubt I very much it's what they intended.

[Gemmill 44498]

3 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

 

 

 

I had never seen this clip.

 

 

[wykikitoon 19980]

Duck Lip cunt 

[Kid Dynamite 7009]

Just now, wykikitoon said:

Duck Lip cunt 

Repeatedly cheated on his wife as she was dying with cancer allegedly. 
 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/rio-ferdinand-cheated-wife-least-139933.amp

[Polarboy 2311]

Him and monkey hands Keys would get on well then. What a pair of fucking cunts. 

[Alex 34913]

3 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Repeatedly cheated on his wife as she was dying with cancer allegedly. 
 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/rio-ferdinand-cheated-wife-least-139933.amp

Didn’t he have a tv programme about it on the BBC where he claimed to still be getting over her death etc? Not that I watched it but have a vague recollection of the trailer. I thought at the time - you cheeky cunt. Bad enough to act the way he did in the first place but then the subsequent history rewrite. Mind the tv channels enabling that sort of shit are almost as bad. 

[Dr Gloom 21847]

18 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

Duck Lip cunt 

 reported 

[wykikitoon 19980]

14 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Repeatedly cheated on his wife as she was dying with cancer allegedly. 
 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/rio-ferdinand-cheated-wife-least-139933.amp

Aye

 

I know a lad who has his tongue so far up his arse he can taste his food for him. He does some development work for him and it wad common knowledge he was shagging birds whilst his wife was terminal 

[Gemmill 44498]

Eddie Beheadie is better btw. The mackems need an editor. 

[Christmas Tree 4711]

Sorry, not sure how to post the full tweet but  

 

 

[Howmanheyman 32826]

2 hours ago, Gemmill said:

On one of the videos I was watching, Howe was saying he does his press conferences at 8am. Can't see the Knight Ryder being thrilled with this development.

"Ah hope the cunt still does the pressas on a Friday as ah'm just leaving Tracey the cleaner's house about then after wa usual Thursday night 'cuddles' as she puts it! Ah'l just gan straight there from hers. Up there for thinking, doon there for making divorced single mothers happy! Lol, Eddie, Howe's that for planning? Laters!"

[toonotl 2963]

Just another day in the life.

[Meenzer 15432]

1 minute ago, toonotl said:

Just another day in the life.

 

"I wrote the news today. Oh boy..."

[PaddockLad 17124]

THAT FUCKER EDWARDS IN HIS TORY SHITRAG: 
 

 

Eddie Howe did not just interview for the Newcastle United manager’s job, he explained why he wanted it, what needed to be done to keep the club in the Premier League and what he would do to improve the team in both the short and medium term.

It was not a sales pitch, it was a comprehensive and detailed plan, addressing the immediate needs of a team that has not won a game since May, the type of players he would want in January to strengthen the squad and what his vision was for the summer and beyond.

Nobody else who was given the chance to impress Newcastle United’s new owners were able to match it.

Howe was already of interest to several members of the consortium and their advisors, but until that meeting over Zoom he was seen as a peripheral candidate. Bigger names, along with some boasting a few more varied and trophy winning CVs were seen as the front runners.

 

All of that changed on that video conference call just over a week ago. Every single member of the consortium including and, most tellingly of all, chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan, were won over. Howe was, in the words of one witness, “superb.”

“It was the best interview by far,” a senior source told Telegraph Sport. “He had prepared meticulously, he knew the Newcastle players, what they were good at and where they needed to improve.

“He has studied the squad and done his research. He was fully prepared for every question and answered everything thrown at him. He also knew about the club, the fans and what is expected of a Newcastle manager if they are going to succeed here.

“Where other candidates talked in general about their principles, methods and philosophies, Eddie Howe was specific and tailored everything to what he would inherit at Newcastle. He had already identified where the strengths and weaknesses were, what the squad would need in January, as well as the type of players the club needed to improve.

“But he also talked about his training methods, the tactics that would work best with the players we have now. There was a vision for progress. How he wanted to play and why. It was just a really, really strong and persuasive presentation. We all agreed how good he could be.”

For Howe, time is of the essence. The plan is in place and now the 43-year-old is keen to implement it. “This is a wonderful opportunity, but there is also a lot of work ahead of us and I am eager to get onto the training ground to start working with the players,” he said as he was unveiled as Steve Bruce’s successor on Monday.

“I would like to thank the club's owners for this opportunity and thank the club's supporters for the incredible welcome they have already given me. I am very excited to begin our journey together.”

So why did Newcastle move for Villareal manager Unai Emery before offering it to Howe? It came down to profile, according to another source: “Emery was better known outside of England,” they said. “He is a big name manager in Europe and he was likened a lot to Rafa Benitez. That swung it in his favour initially but it was a split decision.”

 

 

As a result, although there was embarrassment when Emery turned an offer down last week, after there had been briefing from within the club that he had told them he was coming, there was not too much disappointment.

Howe had been the first choice of two of the five people who had voted. Even those who had preferred Emery had been conflicted. It was genuinely a close call. So when the Spaniard turned them down,Newcastle turned immediately to Howe.

“He is a great fit for what we are trying to build here,” part-owner Amanda Staveley said when confirming Howe’s appointment. “We are delighted to welcome Eddie and his staff to St James’ Park and very much look forward to working together towards our collective ambitions.”

It is worth noting that the reservations about Howe largely stemmed from two concerns. The first was that he had not managed a club of Newcastle’s size before, under the same media scrutiny and public expectation. The second, was the doubt caused by the fact Howe had suffered relegation with Bournenmouth in his final season as manager and his first priority would be to ensure the Magpies stayed up.

The Saudi Arabians who run the club and effectively own it too through the country’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) do not want their first notable act to be relegation to the Championship. It would be a humiliation.

There is no escaping the fact that Howe will be under more pressure than ever before at Newcastle. It is a demanding club to manage and the list of names who have failed and or been hounded out, is a long and illustrious one.

Every decision, from team selection, to tactics, to substitutions, what he says in press conferences, even what he does in his social life around the city will be examined, debated and, in time, criticised. It comes with the territory and is on a completely different level to what he experienced and handled before at both Bournemouth and Burnley.

The consortium who run the club, though, feel he can thrive in this environment rather than wilt. They believe the time was right for Howe to move to a bigger club, mainly because he stressed that was the case. He sounded ideal, as well as ready.

He served his time in the lower leagues, winning promotions. He has kept a small, unfashionable club in the top flight for several years, now he is ready to show the manager people thought he could be at Bournemouth has arrived at Newcastle.

Howe also brought vast knowledge of English football, the players, the personalities and top flight rivals. The one thing the new owners so obviously lack - and which has already been evident in a blundering start - is football knowledge and expertise.

Howe will immediately add that. It is a huge boost, particularly ahead of the January transfer window with the Magpies yet to appoint a sporting director or a chief executive. Newcastle will have around £50m to spend in the winter window, and will also utilise the loan market, but they will not be making superstar signings. They need pragmatic ones; good players and good characters too.

 

Howe made it clear he had the expertise in this field to make an immediate impact. He knows what is needed to grow as a football club, not just as a team, because he was so much part of the decision making process as Bournemouth rose from League Two to the Premier League. He already has an idea about who should be their main transfer targets.

All this was given to his new employers during his interview. Every manager appointment is a risk, but Newcastle appear to have minimised theirs in choosing Eddie Howe. The time was right for him to return to football after more than 18 months out of the game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[wykikitoon 19980]

£50m, so a couple of players then and maybe a couple of loans.

[PaddockLad 17124]

@Kevin Carr's Gloves @Dougle @Blastronaut & any other porridge mooths…

 

You may remember Eddie Howe’s brother….

 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Lovell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Howay 12496]

11 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

£50m, so a couple of players then and maybe a couple of loans.

Edwards has just been plucking that £50m from fucking ages ago where the was something about spending 250m over the first 5 years. Not sure if anyone to do with the consortium actually said it, or if it was just some report but chicken and wine boy has been wittering on about it ever since like it was fact. As he’s been wrong about pretty much everything to do with this takeover it’s fairly safe to assume he’s no more clued in than us. 

[sammynb 3353]

16 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

£50m, so a couple of players then and maybe a couple of loans.

 

It could be 50 million, it could 500 or 5 million, cunty Edwards has no fucking idea. Guys a clueless hack and can fuck off back to his chicken and wine.

[PaddockLad 17124]

Eddie Howe was picked for Le Tournoi in 1998 whilst playing for AFCB in League 1… think Rio went with the seniors on the big gig in France that summer but didn’t play, so you’d think if old duck chops had been picked EH would’ve been in Ibiza or Aya Napa and not taking on the best young players in the world but still, that hasn’t happened very often. I’ve still not seen many defenders who could read the ball as well as Eddie Howe could, which was fortunate for him as he was no bigger than a slender 5’ 10” or so… bit like Chris Perry who played for Wimbledon & Spurs, small for a centre back…unlucky with injuries when ‘Arry signed him for Pompey…

 

 

[Tom 14011]

I can’t remember ever watching him play tbh

[Kid Dynamite 7009]

12 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

Eddie Howe was picked for Le Tournoi in 1998 whilst playing for AFCB in League 1… think Rio went with the seniors on the big gig in France that summer but didn’t play, so you’d think if old duck chops had been picked EH would’ve been in Ibiza or Aya Napa and not taking on the best young players in the world but still, that hasn’t happened very often. I’ve still not seen many defenders who could read the ball as well as Eddie Howe could, which was fortunate for him as he was no bigger than a slender 5’ 10” or so… bit like Chris Perry who played for Wimbledon & Spurs, small for a centre back…unlucky with injuries when ‘Arry signed him for Pompey…

 

 

Le Tournoi was the seniors in 1997. This was the Toulon tournament for the u23s in 1998

[Blastronaut 1333]

28 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

@Kevin Carr's Gloves @Dougle @Blastronaut & any other porridge mooths…

 

You may remember Eddie Howe’s brother….

 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Lovell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That's hilarious, I had no idea.

That might be what scuppered the Celtic deal. 

 

"My brother played for Dundee"

 

"Really? That's great news, just sign here, Eddie"

 

"Aye, you'll have heard of him he was shagging that Amy McDonald for a while..."

[PaddockLad 17124]

5 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Le Tournoi was the seniors in 1997. This was the Toulon tournament for the u23s in 1998

Aye you’re right, that’s what I meant, the Toulon tournament which was/is annual for youngsters?   Le Tournoi was a warm up for the WC a year early when Roberto Carlos bent that free kick about 12 feet?  

[Kid Dynamite 7009]

2 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

Aye you’re right, that’s what I meant, the Toulon tournament which was/is annual for youngsters?   Le Tournoi was a warm up for the WC a year early when Roberto Carlos bent that free kick about 12 feet?  

I only know cos I googled it