Probably the right decision, guy looked like he ran out of ideas a year ago.
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If they had invested in infrastructure and expanded st james or built a new ground psr wouldnt of been an issueThe issue at Newcastle is they want to do a Man City but the rules were changed to stop them doing that.
5 years and zero (or pretty much zero) infrastructure improvements, newcastle fans have had their pants pulled down by the owners. Happy enough to moan about the sly 6/red cartel or whatever instead of questioning the owners.If they had invested in infrastructure and expanded st james or built a new ground psr wouldnt of been an issue
I think even before this news, you'd have to think they'd be bottom 5 at very best.Relegation on the cards? Seems an absolute mess at the moment!
old trafford maybe, if carrick has a poor start to the season?So does Howe end up at Chelsea or Forest by Christmas?
I think they've been happy to use this excuse but I'm not sure it's true. As we've seen with City and Chelsea, the rules aren't bullet proof and there are ways to push the limits of what you can spend but Newcastle haven't really tried. There's plenty of completely aboveboard stuff they could have done too that they haven't. There's nothing stopping them putting cash into the club, allowing them to pay transfer fees up front, giving them a huge advantage over rival bids. We keep getting told about big plans for the training ground and stadium but little seems to be happening there.The issue at Newcastle is they want to do a Man City but the rules were changed to stop them doing that.
If he can adapt and handle the pressure I suspect he's do alright. He certainly has better credentials than Carrick, but hopefully the latter does well.old trafford maybe, if carrick has a poor start to the season?