Quote from: Oneandpure on Today at 02:24:02 PM

Quote from: Saidasun on Today at 02:07:18 PM

Newcastle performances are slipping recently and I do not think they have what it takes to compete for top 4. They have done well but Manchester City are dominating the game and Newcastle are starting to lose their temper. Haaland just went crazy on Dan Burn which I think is hilarious. On the replay there was nothing that happened to justify the response from him.

Newcastle United have been slipped recently from top fourth position standing in Primer League due few minutes match ended against Manchester City losing 2-0, current standing Newcastle left 4 points behind Tottenham Hotspur although have one match left and potential slipped drop to 6th or 7th standing position because Liverpool and Fulham having two points left.

Newcastle mentality still not enough how keep consistency performance in Primer League and exist on top fourth standing placed, after losing from Manchester City have easy on up coming two games later against with Wolves and Nott Forest before facing Manchester United and seems potential losing points again.

Of course it is very unfortunate with Newcastle's current performance, the successive defeats they have experienced have made their position even more sag in the standings. Yes, their current position is in danger of being passed over by Liverpool and also Fulham. Howe certainly has to immediately evaluate his squad, Newcastle's current game is very much different from the first half of the season. I also saw that the Magpies players also seemed to have lost their fighting spirit and looked so burdened.

By being owned by a new owner, Premier League fans certainly really hope that Newcastle can finish in the top four this season, because with the support of abundant funds, of course there will be many star players who will move closer to St. James Park and of course competition in the premier league next season will be even more competitive. But if you fail to finish in the top four then it is very difficult to get world class players. Hopefully Newcastle back to winning ways.