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Admitting that Newcastle has been somewhat lackluster recently. From a fairly good position, with a chance to advance to the Round of 16 in the UCL, they have experienced a significant downturn and were eliminated regrettably. In the match against Liverpool, I believe they made a mistake by choosing an offensive strategy against Liverpool, perhaps because they were trailing. However, going offensive against Liverpool is disadvantageous as Liverpool excels in rapid counter-attacks. So, Newcastle was easily defeated.

Newcastle suffered a setback due to the increasing injury crisis in the team, they have lost most of their starting players to injury and they still keep having players injured. Just before the match against Liverpool they lost trippier to injury again, a key player for them and it is the reason they have been lagging behind recently. They always put up agoid fight against stronger opponents but I guess Liverpool are more good offensively that’s why they couldn’t hold them but they put up a good fight anyway despite having so many injured players.

I would not be surprised by Newcastle defeat after previously knowing that many of the main players were injured and had experienced a decline in performance since then, which had consistently declined greatly. even though previously in the early stages of the season, Newcastle was able to appear impressive and had quite strong consistency, but things slowly changed to become very weak and Liverpool victory was guaranteed previous predictions because Liverpool is in quite good condition at the moment.

Eddie Howe has previously always been praised for being able to provide good consistency at the start of the season and this time the Newcastle coach must be under pressure to deal with this problem.

That's right, what is clear is that Newcastle's condition this season is not good, and their performance looks very bad in the matches they have played in recent times. It's true, at the start of the season Newcastle looked very good in terms of performance, maybe at that time no players were injured so their performance looked good. In my opinion, there are two possibilities for Newcastle's condition to decline, because of the player crisis due to the injury they experienced and their divided focus on the Champions League so that stamina becomes unstable and the situation becomes very bad. In the end they failed in both competitions.

However, in my opinion, Eddie Howe still looks good enough to be retained, because this problem is just an injury incident that they experienced in the squad and I am sure that this problem can definitely be solved by Eddie Howe. If the transfer season starts, this is a good opportunity to buy the players needed, so that they can replace injured players, so that the player crisis that Newcastle is experiencing is slightly reduced.

he is not good enough this time. How can you expect him to stay while newcastle is always losing more and more points? the chance to qualify for the UCL is still very small right now. It's time for the owner of newcastle to consider some names to be lined as a replacement for howe.
Saudi has been giving a lot of money to the club but howe keeps deliver nothing. Newcastle was even failed to qualify for UCL and UEL. Is there a good thing from howe right now? I don't see any.

Howe shall be sacked as soon as possible before it is too late. Im not saying he was bad, but he is not a suitable coach to handle newcastle right now. Newcastle needs a harsh hand like xabi alonso or even mourinho.
The world class coach will able to transform the club to be a better thing. It's time for howe to get out from the club. It's really annoying to see newcastle is always missing three points.

It will be a disaster for newcastle once this club will be out from the top 10. It's just matter of time until newcastle will make it happen under howe's era.