Eddie Howe steps down as Newcastle United head coach
We can announce that Eddie Howe has informed the club of his decision to step down as head coach. The club has accepted Eddie’s decision and would like to thank him for his extraordinary contribution.
Eddie arrived at St. James’ Park at a pivotal moment in November 2021 and has played a leading role in transforming the club’s trajectory. Along the way, Eddie helped deliver some of the most memorable moments in our recent history. 🖤🤍
Thanks for giving us the greatest day of our lives 🏆 A true Geordie legend who will never be forgotten 🖤🤍
Waited all my life to see the black and white ribbons on a cup and he actually did it. Legend.
A legend. Gave me some of my best memories as a toon fan since the mid 90s.
The most accomplished manager in its 134 years as a club
So long, Eddie. You have a place in #NUFC history, and a place in the hearts of true supporters. You did wonders with a floundering team, turned it around and gave us silverware and European football. I wish you well in whatever you pursue next.
Whatever his tenure looked like at the end, nothing takes away from his monstrous contribution to #NUFC. There were times where we looked unstoppable, like truly some of the best football I've ever seen us play, and I'll never forget any of it. Go well gaffer, and thank you for everything.
We have so much to be grateful to Eddie and his team for. From almost certain relegation when he arrived to being a team that we could be proud to follow. Going toe to toe with some of Europe’s finest and that magical cup winning day at Wembley in 2025. All the best Eddie you #NUFC legend 🖤🤍
Thank you for everything, King. You made me fall in love with my club all over again.
It cuts deep seeing this in black and white. It may get banded about too often, but this truly is the end of an era. Thank you for my best day as a #NUFC supporter. 🖤🤍🏆
Predictably lovely words from a great man. Thank you Eddie and all the best for the future. #NUFC
Thank you Eddie. For everything 🖤🤍 #NUFC
*sighs* #nufc even when you know it's going to happen. It still hurts
Whilst last season was unacceptable, it certainly doesn't overshadow everything that happened before that. Eddie, thank you for bringing back the good times, the club's first trophy in decades and my photo with you in February. #nufc
How about instead of posting lovely videos of him you’d actually put a system in place to help him do his job properly so he didn’t feel like walking away?
This has done me in 😭the video made me cry the second it started. Thank you for the good times, boss.
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Kev it's once again a bloody excellent read. Thank you.
Thank you, this is quite the rebuild at all once...
Excellent stuff Kev, I really hope the penny drops with some and folks give this time and patience. As someone eloquently said elsewhere that I frequent: "Focus on the journey, not the destination"
As always.. Interesting and informative ..cheers Kev
Excellent stuff here. Per usual, we appreciate it!
Appreciate the work you do Kev! Great read as always!
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Some words about the departure of Eddie Howe from yours truly - ta for reading - #NUFC - tf1892.substack.com/p/eddie-howe...
Eddie is up there with the best,im glad he walked rather than be sacked. If he wants a break, it's a well-earned one.I can see him at Man Utd when Carrick brings his Boro form to Old Trafford
He worked miracles but the rigged deck means he has to start all over again and he hasn’t got the energy left sadly
Sensible and balanced as always, Mick.
If we are allowed to just drift aimlessly in the PL those human rights concerns from some will just fade away like wisps of steam floating through a bathroom window as though everything is actually quite fine, actually. Almost as if half of it wasn't actually about human rights in the first place?
As Logan Ninefingers said; good words. As with most things, there’ve been numerous factors involved. Not all of them outside the power of the owners. The lack of movement on big infrastructure is still a concern. They could resolve that for a tiny fraction of their wealth. Thank you, Eddie & lads.
Very well put Mick. Can't argue with any of that. Febrile times ahead.