Author GhostfaceKillah

• So What’s Going Wrong At Newcastle United?

  So, what’s gone wrong at Newcastle United? Why are we once again lounging around in mid-table, capable of good results against Sky’s so-called “big” teams but apparently unable to buy a result against the so-called “lesser” sides? Has Eddie Howe taken us as far as he can? What other factors are affecting our progress? Here, our regular writer GhostfaceKillah gives his take on this. Feel free to add your own comments below. It’s the ultimate mid-table team mentality. We can go through every season we […]

   
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  Newcastle United: Is Brighton Defeat A Sign Big Change Is Needed?

  I was trying to think of the best way to describe watching our beloved United this season and I find it a completely unenjoyable, exhaustive experience. Any highs we get during the 90 minutes just get quashed by the inevitable final ball or from our finishing. This even takes into account the fact that the first 45 minutes against Brighton 1were arguably our best football this season! And yet having watched us control the game, I had no real confidence we would score. I just […]

   
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  Newcastle United at Fulham: No Holds Barred Analysis & Opinion

  The Howe and Mitchell spat is pathetic and it is harming the club. I am amazed PIF are letting it rumble on, I don’t want to use the term heads should roll for obvious reasons, but why the PIF haven’t stamped down on the public spat is beyond me. We deserved nothing today, should have been 2-2 with the horrific miss from Schar but had we scored that we would have been lucky to be 2-2. A better 2nd half performance but still poor. That’s […]

   
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  Newcastle United v Brest: Reflections

  Thought we played okay for the first 25-30 minutes but then faded towards the end of the first half, and pretty much camped in our own half for most of the second. The contrast between the two starting 11’s boiled down to Isak and Joelinton against Girona, vs Harrison and Osula against Brest. Not a dig at Harrison, who looked out of his depth having likely never played opposition of that quality, or Osula, who has been bought for his potential rather than his ability, […]

   
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  Opinion: Is Eddie Howe Still The Right Man For Newcastle United?

  This might be controversial but it isn’t a knee jerk reaction. I don’t envy the decision the board are going to have to make this summer. On the one hand, you have an incredible 22/23 campaign where Howe showed he is a fantastic coach, capable of coaching players to be better individuals and work better collectively as a team. A freak season where we had a system that worked, had few injuries to dent this, and a momentum you get once in a blue moon, […]