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@codek_tv What a strange name for the dog

How tall is the dog ?

@CharIieBennett Eddie Howes black and white army

Embarrassing. #NUFC

I read of how a Sudanese man snatched a five year old girl off the street and sexually assaulted her. The Mail reports when she was rescued the girl's shorts were 'round her ankles' and his 'lower clothes' were also down. He was 'bent over her near the bed'. A five year old. Prison or deportation is too kind. A Restore Britain Government would give the British people a binding referendum on the reintroduction of the death penalty when the guilt is undeniable. I would gladly vote in favour.

Muhammad Ali: ”No intelligent White person wants Black boys and Black girls marrying their White sons and daughters. Pigeons want to be with pigeons. They don't have intelligence, but yet they stay together. We should have more intelligence than them, right? Every intelligent person wants his child to look like him. Who wanna kill their race? You a hater of your people if you don't want to stay who you are. It's nature to want to be with your own.”

Have to agree. Isak's behaviour, Elanga's performances and Krafth's availability, you Swedes have completely taken the piss.

@henrywinter As a nufc fan I don't want var scrapped , we have benefited more than most , it's the officials in charge that's the problem, the pgmol should set base lines for handballs red cards etc we are seeing different standards set for each game

“If ever there was a case for keeping VAR, this shambolic refereeing performance was it." To-the-point headline in the Telegraph after the error-filled, VAR-less FA Cup tie at Villa Park. Missed pens, offsides, fouls. Chris Kavanagh and his assistants know they got plenty wrong. But was it poor officiating or they’re simply conditioned to having the comfort blanket of VAR to get decisions right? Probably, a bit of both. Technology was brought in so there would never be another Hand of God, Hand of Thierry or Lampard goal-line controversy. Plenty of mistakes triggered anger and debates pre-technology. The two worst refereeing performances I’ve seen were Pierluigi Collina, Valencia v Everton in 2005, and Tom Henning Ovrebo, Chelsea v Barcelona in 2009. Both pre-VAR. Goal-line technology, quick and accurate, is a huge plus. VAR would be a plus - if used properly and as originally intended. PL interventions are becoming fewer (good) but some interventions take far too long (infuriating). Many fans would like VAR scrapped because it robs/tempers that instant adrenalin shot of a goal and a generation are growing up in the PL not able to revel in the moment. But VAR is staying, clubs voted 19-1 for it. It’s about making it applicable to a fast-moving, emotion-rich game. It’s about making it less forensic, and focused only on catching clear and obvious mistakes. It's about making the Laws clearer. It’s also about investing even more in grass-roots officials and accelerating pathways. On a positive note, Farai Hallam earned plenty of praise from Hull and Chelsea fans for his assured handling of their FA Cup tie. The game needs more of his ability.

@AddingRandomWit You do realise that nufc have benefitted more than most since var came in , I'm not personally a fan but I'd rather have it than not especially given the positive effect we've had since it came into use

I hate VAR. It’s ruined the sport, I’d get rid in a heartbeat. I also don’t believe the unacceptably low levels of officiating seen in Villa v Newcastle should be a reason to retain VAR. We should all expect better basic refereeing as a bare minimum, stakes are too high. #NUFC

@TheAthleticFC Newcastle has benefitted massively from var since its use , tonight highlighted what we would return to if it wasn't in operation, Although I'm not a fan of the officials use of var without it my team would suffer greatly

Newcastle's win over Aston Villa in the FA Cup gave us a glimpse of what top-level football would be like without VAR. With penalty decisions and fouls causing controversy among pundits and fans, and referees starting to rely on replays, is this really what we want? No wonder even Eddie Howe is torn. 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/70469…

@MirrorFootball Leave the tv before the tv leaves you The TV has left eni

Eni Aluko has confirmed she has QUIT British TV ❌📺 mirror.co.uk/sport/football…

@NUFC__1982 @LukeEdwardsTele

@crazy110rse @LukeEdwardsTele 🤣🤣🤣🤣 more clueless shite

It will be catastrophic if militant Newcastle fans force out a great manager like Howe #nufc telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@NUFC__1982 @LukeEdwardsTele If you need a picture let me know numb as fuck

“Actually we shouldn’t believe the testimony of little girls who were raped by hundreds of Pakistani-Muslim men. They might be lying!” It’s been proven in multiple court cases. You cretinous fool.

@GianfrancoShoIa The manager's whole system revolves around sprints were top 4 in all sprint metrics , playing 3 games a week is too much for the squad ,he had similar problems with Bournemouth fatigue injuries leading to a drop in points he needs to evolve his style to cope with the demand

What do we think is the main driver of our poor form this season? - Howe & tactics - poor recruitment - players losing faith in the “project” - injuries and tiredness - not replacing Isak - other Answers on a postcard #nufc

@JackStanley86 His squad requires high sprint volume , which leads to fatigue and injuries it's not sustainable over 3 games a week he needs to adapt his style but atm he's not showing he's capable of that change

I wrote this in September. This is a major long-term question mark over Eddie at #nufc. He’s proven he can bring success with a good first team and time to train. But maintaining league form while playing in Europe is a different matter, as is managing a bigger squad.

@MadamShelley We are Bournemouth on steroids the form between the side correlates he runs the players into the ground then is left wondering why they're fatigue just look at the sprint metrics recovery pressing distances , top & top 4 for all ,it's his style of play that's killing the players

People that want this man out, need to get in the bin! Honestly just jump in a wheelie bin for us man.

@johnnywan1 @Logan14Cameron But he puts him at left back while chasing a goal is that not equally as bad , Dan burn or Lewis hall attacking on the left hand side ? Probably our best technician asked to play right back ? But that's fine ?

@crazy110rse @Logan14Cameron Sorry now, but if Howe had brought Dan Burn to in up front he wouldn’t have made it past Barrack Rd on the way home.

Tonight just proves Howe won’t give the kids a chance. To Bring burn on at LB then shift Hall to RB was idiotic when Shahar was there ready to do. Give the lad a chance ffs

@LiamJKennedy23 His style has a shelf life you can't constantly ask for relentless pressing and sprint recovery without fatigue both physically and mentally, there's correlation between us and Bournemouth we are following the same drop off over the same time period,he needs to change but can he

Can't say I'm around many Eddie Howe press conferences - see very few these days - but never seen him look so beaten and low after a game.

@GeordieKermit9 Players are knackered because his system requires huge physical attributes We can't use the excuse of fatigue , and not point out the manger's contribution to the fatigue of players , he's struggling to change his style to combat this issue , the key question is he capable

Success this season was always going to be a big ask with the extra games and after the summer we had Players look fucked Other than Nick,Bruno, Barnes,Thiaw and Hall I’d take any good offers for our players Reset in the summer In Eddie we trust #NUFC

@DavidHUDDART1 It reads that the manager doesn't have the solutions already , the players know it's not working the manager knows it's not working , a manager with no belief in his work won't get players buying into it, big players want a coach that improves them,not 1 who questions his beleifs

Im still backing Eddie to turn it around . Hes still the right man and he will fix it .