Quote from: puloweh555 on Today at 05:52:41 PM

Last season, Newcastle performed very consistently so they were able to finish in the top four of the EPL league and enter the Champions League. This is an extraordinary achievement for Newcastle who have been a small team for a long time. For next season, in the domestic league, Newcastle can compete at the top, of course, they also want to fight for the EPL League championship or they will have ambitions to get a trophy in the FA Cup or Carabao Cup. But if the Champions League is as you say, they have been absent from the Champions League for too long, maybe getting past this group phase will be a great achievement for them.

But whatever it is, next season will be Eddie Howe's stage to prove a native English coach can win the league championship trophy after seniors like Sam Allardyce, Alan Pardew, Steve McClaren, Terry Venables, Bobby, and Bryan Robson and Kevin Keegsn were unable. do it.

I have high hopes for Newcastle next season but I don't think they can compete for the EPL title. They will most likely be too four contenders but that's the highest I feel they can achieve in the league. They have the resources to build a league winning team but it won't be done overnight and I respect the project they're building. The kind of players the sign are players that fit into their project.

As for the champions league, the fact that they've been a way from it isn't really a factor to determine how far they'll go. If they have the squad for it and the coach for it then they will go far, but sadly they don't. I don't have any high expectations from them in the champions league.