BREAKING: Premier League manager sacked three times backed to replace Eddie Howe at Newcastle

Eddie Howe’s position as manager of Newcastle United has come under considerable scrutiny in the media. The team has found it challenging to match the successes of the previous season, where they secured a Champions League qualification spot and reached the Carabao Cup final.

Throughout this season, Newcastle has faced difficulties due to injuries, leading to performances that have fallen significantly short of expectations.

 

Inevitably, during such a downturn, questions arise regarding the manager’s role. Former players and fans alike have been vocal in their assessment of Howe’s performance and his ability to navigate the team through this rough patch.

Newcastle manager is coming under heavy scrutiny

Eddie Howe finds himself among a cohort of Premier League managers, such as Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag, who are facing intense criticism and scrutiny due to their teams’ disappointing seasons.

Despite having the support of the Public Investment Fund (PIF), there have been numerous managerial names linked with the position at St. James’ Park.

One endorsement for a potential new manager comes from former striker Adebayo Akinfenwa, who suggested Jose Mourinho as a suitable candidate during an appearance on talkSPORT. Akinfenwa believes that Newcastle United would be a good fit for Mourinho, suggesting that the club’s environment would suit the renowned coach better than positions at Liverpool or with the England national team.

 

 

Akinfenwa expressed his belief that Newcastle would be a more suitable fit for Mourinho than a position with the England national team. He defended Eddie Howe’s efforts at Newcastle, acknowledging the challenges he faced, but ultimately endorsed Mourinho as a better fit for the club.

Following his departure from Roma in January, Mourinho is currently a free agent and reportedly eager to resume his managerial career at the earliest opportunity.

Howe deserves another chance at Newcastle

Indeed, it does seem unjust to consider relieving Howe of his duties, especially in light of the significant injury crisis that has disrupted Newcastle’s season. Howe has previously demonstrated his capability to elevate the club to higher levels, showcasing his managerial prowess.

For his commendable efforts and past successes, Howe deserves the opportunity to continue his work and be given another chance next season. However, the nature of football management dictates that results are paramount, and Howe will need to swiftly reverse the team’s fortunes to dispel speculations about his future at the club.