Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 05:54:07 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 06:31:04 AM

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Previously I thought that Newcastle would not finish in the top four of their domestic league, but the fact is that they are able to prove it with hard work. however, I have my own assessment of the style of play from Newcastle. IMO, it looks like Newcastle are going to have some problems in the Champions League. and that doesn't mean I underestimate this club, it's just that I think their style of play is different from City, United, and even Arsenal, who rely more on tactics.

I'm not sure if Eddie Howe will be able to bring Newcastle as good as last season. I think the problem is not only that they have been absent for almost two decades, after all now that Newcastle is also deepening its squad by bringing in newcomers. but more on the coach, from my point of view, Eddie Howe lacks a good system and tactics. even so, it is possible that what I said based on my point of view is not correct. So, to find out more, let's just wait for this team to play their game when the competition has restarted.

No one thought Newcastle would qualify for next season's Champions League at the start of last season, but the team's performance has been absolutely consistent and made the most of their chances to snatch points. Newcastle are not the favorites to get out of the Champions League group stages, but I believe they have become a strong team to compete in the group stages.

Newcastle may come home earlier than the other 3 teams representing the Premier League in the Champions League, but they also carry the possibility to survive at every stage despite the many doubts that exist. Newcastle have been very motivated ever since they were acquired by a wealthy owner, it has had a huge impact on the performance of their players.