Most of the discussion around Newcastle this season has been regarding their defence record, set pieces etc. So I thought I’d give a different perspective on why they’re also a force going forward!
As a Newcastle fan I’ve seen a lot of attempts from TH-camrs trying to interpret Howes play style in videos like this, but IMO you’ve portrayed it the best. The positive mentality Howe has gave us is incredibly appreciated by us fans, we haven’t seen this type of positivity in over 15 years. One of my fears however is the triangular passing we seem to execute on the wings, with the reverse balls etc, it seems a bit too predictable and when we play the stronger teams in the league they always seem to shut it down quite well. It’ll be interesting to see Howe combat this in the future. Great video anyways.
Another magpie fan here and have been for 20+ years, it's unbelievable to see how well we have been playing this season compared to the usual utter shit we have been used to. I remember whenever we used to face man u, it would be a definite 4/6- 0 lose and now we actually have a team. I can not wait to see what howe does to bulster and improve the team plus how we do in Europe.
I've noticed this "flaw" where I'd say the stronger sides have "shut us down" we just don't seem to have a back up plan. This certainly happened in the home leg of the Carabao semi when we went off the boil and Bruno was sent off. When we go behind, we don't regroup and come back with a fresh strategy
@@andrewphippsphillips1455somewhat I think down to lack of attacking options. Towards end of season when we had a fresh group to pick from he was able to change it up, see Brentford away for eg. Mostly injuries have dictated team selection especially with only 4 senior midfielders one of whom also plays LW and 2 strikers.
@@christophercrowle9753i never thought we will play a passing game like this. Could never imagine. Always envying the likes of Man Utd and Arsenal for their passing ability. Not anymore.
Great video mate, I'm a season ticket holder. The game against Brighton where we won 4-1 was such a battle of concepts, the Howe press designed to prevent playing it from the back vs De Zerbi's anti-press build up was one of the best games I've seen in a while from a tactical perspective.
If you’ve seen his coaching at Bournemouth (pre-season mic’d up) he’s always been preaching this dynamic, direct, interchange-style with all kinds of unpredictable overlaps/underlaps. Great to watch and very effective 👍
Aye! Aggressive press only worked up to a point (when we got found out). We (Newcastle) adapted amazingly to several different ways of playing over the course of the season.
Subscribed a couple of days ago after your brilliant Fluminense video, and as a Newcastle fan this was a real treat! Very professional insight and analysis, this is a gem of a channel. Keep it up!
Great video. This is why some new signings will struggle to adapt quickly unless they get a full pre-season. Anthony Gordon signed mid season and not only was his fitness nowhere near to the rest of the squad but he has to learn about Howe's system. Once he does, Gordon will become a star player for us
Robbed? absolutely deluded Geordie Bellend,so your manager who won Jackshit was robbed? Your manager was outperformed by Ten Hag at United,and he never even got a mention.
Man, if they get Rice, they're gonna jump a gouple of levels by him alone. Two interchangeably offensive and defensive midfielders in the same team. That, a winger and a leftback the first team is set as almost title contenders.
They are amazing to watch. The video of the 23rd April 2023 6 -1 Spurs slaughter, will be shown at training grounds around the world for many years to come. Everything mentioned above is there to be seen at its absolute best. A twenty one minute masterclass of NUFC magic.
I forget what match it was, but I distinctly remember seeing Dan Burn (LB) making multiple touches near the top right corner flag. The ball came back to his position and I think it was Murphy taking up his defensive duty.
The annihilation of spuds, in that first 20mins he was up the right wing as much as he was left back. In fact he spent more time beside spuds left corner flag then his own and he’s our left back. Brilliant to watch as everyone just shuffled around to cover. 🤣😂
Good video but I disagree with Pope being poor with his feet, as a season ticket holder at NUFC I actually think he is average/ok on the deck. The reason why we don’t play short from Pope is because we have a massive advantage aerially and in duels for second balls. Joelinton, Willock, Longstaff, Wilson and Isak mean that we usually try to bypass another teams press by going long on purpose. Knowing we will win the ball most of the time. It does tie in with your ‘directness’ view as well! Good video though just thought i would share my take!
Agree with you, Eddie Howe used to maintain very high possession numbers with Bournemouth and their setup from goalkicks allows them to play short if needed.
Brighton and Newcastle were the teams I enjoyed the most watching this season. They're explosive, creative, a little chaotic, agile, elegant, fun. City is better, I guess, but I don't feel that connection with the team. They're more like a well oiled machine, which is great. They are a pleasure to watch as well.
When you watch them you can see that as soon as they get their heads up on the ball they are looking to pass straight up the pitch as first option every time.
Forest fan here, must say a fantastic breakdown and delivery dude, nearly as good as NU breakdown and delivery this season…..NU and Brighton were the most entertaining teams to watch this season, I know we have a really talented coach in Cooper too and with a more stable and consistent pre-season we will see more entertaining football next season.
I see a little bit of legendary Norwegian coach Nils Arne Eggen (Rosenborg in the late 80s, throughout most of the 90s) in Howe. Eggen had "godfotteorien" (lit.: "the good foot theory"), where you emphasize and build upon the natural talent of a player rather than trying to make them fit your system and tactic, and that the whole (team) is way larger than the sum of its parts. The prime individual example in Newcastle is off course Joelinton, a player that was "forced" to mainly play as a striker throughout most of his carreer until Howe showed up, and Joelinton is now shining as a box-to-box midfielder. Eggen was also known for utilizing a very similar play style to today's Newcastle, and his Rosenborg side often took European giants by surprise, even making it past the Champion's League group stage twice with a (comparatively speaking) tiny club. Has Howe "secretly" been watching tons of Rosenborg matches from the 90s? Perhaps not, but the similarities are still there imho! 🤩
Eddie Howe is an admirer of Nelson (and his Geordie second IC Collingwood) and stands by Nelson’s last signal before his death at Trafalgar - “Engage the Enemy More Closely.”
I get the feeling Howe doesn't trust him tactically and wants more goals out of him to balance it out. He does seem a complete chaos agent for the opposition though and can easily see why he's a fan favourite.
Maximin so far, has been injured so much that it has been the cause of lack of playing time and probably trust by Eddie howe. On the few occasions he had a start lately, it is clear he is trying to adapt to Eddie's style of football, but seems to progress slower than the likes of Joelinton, Willock, Murphy, etc. I would also hate to see him leave, but at the same time, it's hard for me to see him staying, if I'm honest.
Howe tactic is incredibly fluid. I have no idea why it works and even if the same style can be implemented in a different team to be honest. You really need players that knows how to play in multiple position and style to pull this off. It’s like someone is allow to just do what they want and the rest of the team will cover for him.
Howe has done great, very impressive - but the real test stats next year. Its been a rare season where 3 of the established top 5 have been shit for large chunks of the season, and Newcastle have deservedly taken their spot (obviously Utd did well enough to not drop out). But with Poch coming into Chelsea and potentially getting them back on track, and Liverpool improving somewhat towards the end of the season and seemingly targeting every midfielder in the world it will be interesting to see how Newcastle cope with extra pressure domestically and with CL football to juggle. I think they'll remain in the battle for CL spots and that Howe is more than capable of moving them on another step or two, but its different levels needed next year. They need a big transfer window and strong start to the season. Not a Newcastle fan, but after the dark years of your previous owner you guys deserve this upturn.
If they hadn't drawn so many games they would have been pushing for a top 2 place last season. Finding a way to turn more of those draws into wins is the key to them making progress this season.
Great video (other than mistaking Sean for Matty). Really interesting analysis & insight... Appreciate the time & effort you've obviously put into this. 👍
Also players for the team have commented on Howe's huge focus on "Intensity" as a concept, hence the directness and the winning the ball back so quickly.
Yeah and it’s exciting to think how good we could be with two class wingers in that system, the chances we create we could have a 20-25 goal winger in there. As much as I love a lot of our players, the system is crying out for better wingers.
@@dddgtsd Yeah but you guys already have the building blocks of a great team that fits your system, A Physical but Technically gifted midfield and striker, An Elite creator at Fullback, Physically dominant young CB, I think if you guys get creative wingers and potentially the successor for Nick Pope you guys could challenge for the League
@@devinbrock4596 I agree with everything you said but it'd take a lot more to compete for the league, Pep's City are way too advanced at this moment. Maybe once Pep leaves they'll drop off a bit.
In other words, we’ve bought complete chaos to the big 6’s style of play 😂😂😂😂. But I agree, the big question is whether this is sustainable for the long term. Still though, this analysis is miles ahead of some of the bullshit punditry you see on sky so hats off
Howe isn't a genius he was Bournemouth & Burnley managers. & Bournemouth were in a relegation battle for 5 years under howe & eventually went down. Burnley on the other hand were in the championship & were actually free falling down the league. Look at the Newcastle squad, a lot of the players were in fact Bournemouth & Burnley players. So technically howe knows how those players play best, & new players brought in took a little bit to get used to the style of play... Howe is nowhere near a genius & he'll be sacked before Christmas...
I will say, Bruno isnt a natural number 6, he prefers to play as a normal box to box, newcastle are looking to sign a 6 & a CAM to help with our midfield and solidify bruno as being his natural box to box self
Really interesting and insightful as the many comments testify. There is another dimension to this which Eddie Howe and other leading modern coaches exemplify. They are not cynical and want to see the game played well not just effectively. They want football to represent the best in people not the worst.
I thought Mourinho wanted to learn this tactic to his Man Utd team back then, but the players found it was too much work and complicated. So he left the club that didn't want to follow his instructions that could lead them to be the winning club.
Slight correction here, Dortmund's xG is significantly better as they only have a lower total xG by 0.9 but also played 4 fewer games as the Bundesliga only has 18 teams, resulting in an average xG per game of 2.1 compared to Newcastle's 1.9.
Absolute pap. Howe only got them where they are because Liverpool, chelsea and spurs all had abysmal seasons and were playing 3 games a week most a lot of the season while newcastle just had 38 league games and a couple of domestic cup games. Next season, I fully expect Liverpool, chelsea and spurs to out gun newcastle who will struggle having to play more games while being scheduled to play 12:30 Saurday kick offs for tv after having played away in some god forsaken east european backwater.
i agree defensively it worked wonders, but we passed up on a lot of goals from too many touches on the wings and no one really in the box for crosses... still a lot of work IMO...
Newcastle's biggest issue is their finishing. They create a lot of chances and don't profit as much as they could. If they got an out and out striker like Ruud VNR or Lineker they'd be phenomenal.
What type of player do you think will improve Newcastle next season? Personally, I think Tierney will make a massive difference down the left. A dynamic, defensive midfield will solidify the centre and free up guimaraes.
While feel very sad that AC Milan have lost Tonali, i will be rooting for his success at Newcastle and i think Tonali with Bruno and Joelinton is quite possibly the best overrall midfield in the entire league as all three of them are quite solid overrall players with both good defensive and offensive attributes.
Its hard to compare what newcastle are doing vs what man city are doing. I mean with respect to man city they have the quality in their players that newcastle done have, so man city can afford to play more patient and with confidence that they have the quality to score goals. Newcastle on the other hand as you say benefit a lot from the directness catching teams short at the back we are not short of those direct dribble take ons which again sow a lot of panic in defenders knowing they are going to have these 1v1 situatiobs to deal with all game long, or as you say those turnovers where we press and the cycle of chaos begins with players being dragged out of position and scattered all over. Its been an impressive season for us. Obviously it would be more sustainable less injuries less player fatigue if we were able to play with patience like man city do. But for now we play how we need to play and even gordon is on the record as saying hes not fit enough to play this system, but hes young enough and definitely looks sharp enough to pick it up.
You have earned another sub. i could not help it you just drew me in. Your unbiased analysis is refreshing, you load it neither for or against the team you are presenting which in turn allows the unbiased viewer to see just what you are getting at and appreciate the analysis. Thank you, and keep it up. 👍👍👍
I'm utterly biased, but this is excellent analysis. I think Howe really showed how far he has progressed as a manager when changing things up when we hit that post World Cup slump.
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It’s S. Longstaff not M. Longstaff, please in your heart find a way to forgive me.
You are forgiven my child
Poor Matty didn't deliver on the early momentum
Sorry I'm reporting you. This is unforgiveable
No I'm reporting you to the police.
How dare You!!!. You should be ashamed of yourself my dear😭😭
Most of the discussion around Newcastle this season has been regarding their defence record, set pieces etc. So I thought I’d give a different perspective on why they’re also a force going forward!
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Thank you so much for this! We've scored so many goals, that it's good to see it recognized
People think they just park the bus lol, the Emirates game ruined their rep
yo is this similar to diniz but way more direct
He turned positional play upside down and still works like normal.. 😂😂. Eddy Howe is a genius. Truely
Howe did he do it?
@@atharv7353 Wow!
As a Newcastle fan I’ve seen a lot of attempts from TH-camrs trying to interpret Howes play style in videos like this, but IMO you’ve portrayed it the best. The positive mentality Howe has gave us is incredibly appreciated by us fans, we haven’t seen this type of positivity in over 15 years.
One of my fears however is the triangular passing we seem to execute on the wings, with the reverse balls etc, it seems a bit too predictable and when we play the stronger teams in the league they always seem to shut it down quite well. It’ll be interesting to see Howe combat this in the future. Great video anyways.
Another magpie fan here and have been for 20+ years, it's unbelievable to see how well we have been playing this season compared to the usual utter shit we have been used to. I remember whenever we used to face man u, it would be a definite 4/6- 0 lose and now we actually have a team. I can not wait to see what howe does to bulster and improve the team plus how we do in Europe.
I've noticed this "flaw" where I'd say the stronger sides have "shut us down" we just don't seem to have a back up plan. This certainly happened in the home leg of the Carabao semi when we went off the boil and Bruno was sent off. When we go behind, we don't regroup and come back with a fresh strategy
@@andrewphippsphillips1455somewhat I think down to lack of attacking options. Towards end of season when we had a fresh group to pick from he was able to change it up, see Brentford away for eg. Mostly injuries have dictated team selection especially with only 4 senior midfielders one of whom also plays LW and 2 strikers.
This is very similar to the movement and patterns of Sheffield United players under Chris Wilder.
@@christophercrowle9753i never thought we will play a passing game like this. Could never imagine. Always envying the likes of Man Utd and Arsenal for their passing ability. Not anymore.
Great video mate, I'm a season ticket holder. The game against Brighton where we won 4-1 was such a battle of concepts, the Howe press designed to prevent playing it from the back vs De Zerbi's anti-press build up was one of the best games I've seen in a while from a tactical perspective.
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Can completely agree.
The fact city beat brignton 4-1 and arsenal couldn’t
If you’ve seen his coaching at Bournemouth (pre-season mic’d up) he’s always been preaching this dynamic, direct, interchange-style with all kinds of unpredictable overlaps/underlaps. Great to watch and very effective 👍
So basically, Newcastle gave him the key to his dreams and it's working 🤔
The day Bournemouth won with 3-0 vs Man Utd
I enjoyed seeing this fresh take on Newcastle which focused on other parts of their game and not just their press.
Aye! Aggressive press only worked up to a point (when we got found out). We (Newcastle) adapted amazingly to several different ways of playing over the course of the season.
Excellent summary! It's got to be so difficult to analyse, become aware of, then present this material. Great job.
Excellent analysis. I couldn't work out why they were so horrible to get a result against. Now I know.
love your videos they make me understand football a lot easier and simpler
Subscribed a couple of days ago after your brilliant Fluminense video, and as a Newcastle fan this was a real treat! Very professional insight and analysis, this is a gem of a channel. Keep it up!
Howe's style makes me remember the Dinizismo, non-positional playstyle of previous video. Wingers with a lot of freedom to cross the pitch
Newcastle is playing dream Red Bull football right now, it is fun to watch them!
Matty Longstaff playing number 8 all season with a cruciate injury. Better player than I thought
all whilst on loan !
Crazy that we've released him considering how well he works in this system!
Great video. This is why some new signings will struggle to adapt quickly unless they get a full pre-season. Anthony Gordon signed mid season and not only was his fitness nowhere near to the rest of the squad but he has to learn about Howe's system. Once he does, Gordon will become a star player for us
correct
They play over 7.5 corners on average each game. Says a lot about how attacking minded they are.
Don't tell it the haters, they only believe Newcastle only time-waste.
@@anon-zk6izTremendous response lad.
would you please make a video explaining tactics of the recent brighton team?
Robbed for manager of the season
Robbed? absolutely deluded Geordie Bellend,so your manager who won Jackshit was robbed? Your manager was outperformed by Ten Hag at United,and he never even got a mention.
Man, if they get Rice, they're gonna jump a gouple of levels by him alone. Two interchangeably offensive and defensive midfielders in the same team. That, a winger and a leftback the first team is set as almost title contenders.
They are amazing to watch. The video of the 23rd April 2023 6 -1 Spurs slaughter, will be shown at training grounds around the world for many years to come. Everything mentioned above is there to be seen at its absolute best. A twenty one minute masterclass of NUFC magic.
I forget what match it was, but I distinctly remember seeing Dan Burn (LB) making multiple touches near the top right corner flag. The ball came back to his position and I think it was Murphy taking up his defensive duty.
The annihilation of spuds, in that first 20mins he was up the right wing as much as he was left back. In fact he spent more time beside spuds left corner flag then his own and he’s our left back.
Brilliant to watch as everyone just shuffled around to cover. 🤣😂
Good video but I disagree with Pope being poor with his feet, as a season ticket holder at NUFC I actually think he is average/ok on the deck. The reason why we don’t play short from Pope is because we have a massive advantage aerially and in duels for second balls. Joelinton, Willock, Longstaff, Wilson and Isak mean that we usually try to bypass another teams press by going long on purpose. Knowing we will win the ball most of the time. It does tie in with your ‘directness’ view as well! Good video though just thought i would share my take!
Also Pope's saves have been critical, especially the recent Leicester one.
Agree with you, Eddie Howe used to maintain very high possession numbers with Bournemouth and their setup from goalkicks allows them to play short if needed.
Having watched every game last season, they are so fun to watch. Eddie is a genius.
Eddie is a genius lalalalala
Brighton and Newcastle were the teams I enjoyed the most watching this season. They're explosive, creative, a little chaotic, agile, elegant, fun. City is better, I guess, but I don't feel that connection with the team. They're more like a well oiled machine, which is great. They are a pleasure to watch as well.
0.31 is Sean longstaff mate
The lad's got the Wrongstaff there like
Manager of the Season for most people, hands down.
When you watch them you can see that as soon as they get their heads up on the ball they are looking to pass straight up the pitch as first option every time.
Forest fan here, must say a fantastic breakdown and delivery dude, nearly as good as NU breakdown and delivery this season…..NU and Brighton were the most entertaining teams to watch this season, I know we have a really talented coach in Cooper too and with a more stable and consistent pre-season we will see more entertaining football next season.
This is the reason he should have been manager of the year.
Eddie Howe gives the players freedom that is something more coaches should do
I see a little bit of legendary Norwegian coach Nils Arne Eggen (Rosenborg in the late 80s, throughout most of the 90s) in Howe. Eggen had "godfotteorien" (lit.: "the good foot theory"), where you emphasize and build upon the natural talent of a player rather than trying to make them fit your system and tactic, and that the whole (team) is way larger than the sum of its parts. The prime individual example in Newcastle is off course Joelinton, a player that was "forced" to mainly play as a striker throughout most of his carreer until Howe showed up, and Joelinton is now shining as a box-to-box midfielder.
Eggen was also known for utilizing a very similar play style to today's Newcastle, and his Rosenborg side often took European giants by surprise, even making it past the Champion's League group stage twice with a (comparatively speaking) tiny club.
Has Howe "secretly" been watching tons of Rosenborg matches from the 90s? Perhaps not, but the similarities are still there imho! 🤩
He will become the greatest English manager of all time. Absolutely nailed on.
Eddie Howe is an admirer of Nelson (and his Geordie second IC Collingwood) and stands by Nelson’s last signal before his death at Trafalgar - “Engage the Enemy More Closely.”
Great coach, we're really chuffed with him. What he's done with this squad is immense.
I remember people laughing when he was appointed. You know who you are. Hi 👋
Dude Saint Maximin has got to be one of the most underrated and under talked about players in Europe
Even by our own fans. I hope he doesn't leave this summer, he could be a real force next year.
I get the feeling Howe doesn't trust him tactically and wants more goals out of him to balance it out.
He does seem a complete chaos agent for the opposition though and can easily see why he's a fan favourite.
Maximin so far, has been injured so much that it has been the cause of lack of playing time and probably trust by Eddie howe. On the few occasions he had a start lately, it is clear he is trying to adapt to Eddie's style of football, but seems to progress slower than the likes of Joelinton, Willock, Murphy, etc.
I would also hate to see him leave, but at the same time, it's hard for me to see him staying, if I'm honest.
Sounds and look like the 2010-2013 BVB under Klopp
Howe tactic is incredibly fluid. I have no idea why it works and even if the same style can be implemented in a different team to be honest. You really need players that knows how to play in multiple position and style to pull this off. It’s like someone is allow to just do what they want and the rest of the team will cover for him.
Is this Seb? Seb from Tifo?? How are your gates, mate?😅
I'm not a NUFC, but I really liked watching them this season
Excellent analysis, nice to hear someone give Newcastle the praise they deserve
Howe has done great, very impressive - but the real test stats next year. Its been a rare season where 3 of the established top 5 have been shit for large chunks of the season, and Newcastle have deservedly taken their spot (obviously Utd did well enough to not drop out). But with Poch coming into Chelsea and potentially getting them back on track, and Liverpool improving somewhat towards the end of the season and seemingly targeting every midfielder in the world it will be interesting to see how Newcastle cope with extra pressure domestically and with CL football to juggle. I think they'll remain in the battle for CL spots and that Howe is more than capable of moving them on another step or two, but its different levels needed next year. They need a big transfer window and strong start to the season.
Not a Newcastle fan, but after the dark years of your previous owner you guys deserve this upturn.
If they hadn't drawn so many games they would have been pushing for a top 2 place last season. Finding a way to turn more of those draws into wins is the key to them making progress this season.
Great video (other than mistaking Sean for Matty). Really interesting analysis & insight... Appreciate the time & effort you've obviously put into this. 👍
Great analysis, loved it!, very knowledgable! HTL 🏴🏳
I am excited to see how he will perform in Europe with better players. I see why Arsenal wanted him years ago
Great analysis . . . . Eddie Howe should have won manager of the season, as Newcastle were easily the most improved team.
"No. 6 is the most disciplinedd position." And, thus, the roaming GK was born.
Great video bro
What's your next video plan btw?
Also players for the team have commented on Howe's huge focus on "Intensity" as a concept, hence the directness and the winning the ball back so quickly.
Anyone saw Burn occasionally overlapping on the RIGHT wing? Running forward like he was Roberto Carlos switching sides... 🥰
Great video! Thanks for the nuanced perspective, i really learned a lot about this confounding team👍🏾
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All I could think about watching this video is how similar they are to prime Liverpool
Yeah and it’s exciting to think how good we could be with two class wingers in that system, the chances we create we could have a 20-25 goal winger in there. As much as I love a lot of our players, the system is crying out for better wingers.
@@dddgtsd Yeah but you guys already have the building blocks of a great team that fits your system, A Physical but Technically gifted midfield and striker, An Elite creator at Fullback, Physically dominant young CB, I think if you guys get creative wingers and potentially the successor for Nick Pope you guys could challenge for the League
@@devinbrock4596 I agree with everything you said but it'd take a lot more to compete for the league, Pep's City are way too advanced at this moment. Maybe once Pep leaves they'll drop off a bit.
Good video. I continued watching even after the M Longstaff bloopers. Glad I did.
In other words, we’ve bought complete chaos to the big 6’s style of play 😂😂😂😂. But I agree, the big question is whether this is sustainable for the long term.
Still though, this analysis is miles ahead of some of the bullshit punditry you see on sky so hats off
Howe isn't a genius he was Bournemouth & Burnley managers. & Bournemouth were in a relegation battle for 5 years under howe & eventually went down. Burnley on the other hand were in the championship & were actually free falling down the league. Look at the Newcastle squad, a lot of the players were in fact Bournemouth & Burnley players. So technically howe knows how those players play best, & new players brought in took a little bit to get used to the style of play... Howe is nowhere near a genius & he'll be sacked before Christmas...
I will say, Bruno isnt a natural number 6, he prefers to play as a normal box to box, newcastle are looking to sign a 6 & a CAM to help with our midfield and solidify bruno as being his natural box to box self
Newcastle's biggest strengths are the pressing, extremely flexible positioning of players and slick passing.
Too video and nice to see when someone with balance analyses our play they don’t talk about time wasting😂
Really interesting and insightful as the many comments testify. There is another dimension to this which Eddie Howe and other leading modern coaches exemplify. They are not cynical and want to see the game played well not just effectively. They want football to represent the best in people not the worst.
1:05 he was doing some goat stuff there, he was very close to. Let's keep Almiron in mind
I thought Mourinho wanted to learn this tactic to his Man Utd team back then, but the players found it was too much work and complicated. So he left the club that didn't want to follow his instructions that could lead them to be the winning club.
excellent season for Newcastle, do the champions league proud and win it, good luck from a Chelsea fan
Time wasting, draw merchants who only achieved anything due to the downfall of other teams
I hope u guys know that this new system being used in England was originated by Xavier. Was doing it b4 even pep
Great analysis! I will watch and observe this type of play
Thanks for the fantastic content
Howe-ever ...see what you did mate..love your videos
Our attacking play football is somet else like
you should make a video of brighton
England is going to look so beautiful soon.
I thought it was just because of money?
It was Sean Longstaff not Matty Longstaff just fyi
Order in Defense
Chaos in Attack
Sounds like Tonali will fit right in :)
5:56 Chelsea are the intense pressers in the league ??
Eddie Howe, the european Diniz 😂
Make a video about how inter can beat Man City
Howe will do great things in the future
Can you make a video on why Xavi wants players like Gundogan, Foyth and Zubimendi? A tactical preview of what we might see next season
i so much love this team they give me great joy
Slight correction here, Dortmund's xG is significantly better as they only have a lower total xG by 0.9 but also played 4 fewer games as the Bundesliga only has 18 teams, resulting in an average xG per game of 2.1 compared to Newcastle's 1.9.
Really great to see my club Newcastle featured here. A testament to our amazing progress! HWTL!
Would Bruno playing as an 8 improve Newcastle if they had an outright 6?
Brilliant analysis!!! Clear, consise, and east to understand!! Good work impressive 👌✌
the forwards movements reminded me of your fluminense video. Its like he's the direct-english-style Fernando Diniz
But I thought we were just time wasters😂
Absolute pap. Howe only got them where they are because Liverpool, chelsea and spurs all had abysmal seasons and were playing 3 games a week most a lot of the season while newcastle just had 38 league games and a couple of domestic cup games. Next season, I fully expect Liverpool, chelsea and spurs to out gun newcastle who will struggle having to play more games while being scheduled to play 12:30 Saurday kick offs for tv after having played away in some god forsaken east european backwater.
Spurs & scum won't do well next season. Not even big clubs!!
i agree defensively it worked wonders, but we passed up on a lot of goals from too many touches on the wings and no one really in the box for crosses...
still a lot of work IMO...
This channel is very good
Looks like Diniz style of play
They remind me of Ajax under Ten Hag. Was very impressed with Newcastle this season. Great video, thanks!
Newcastle's biggest issue is their finishing. They create a lot of chances and don't profit as much as they could. If they got an out and out striker like Ruud VNR or Lineker they'd be phenomenal.
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What type of player do you think will improve Newcastle next season? Personally, I think Tierney will make a massive difference down the left. A dynamic, defensive midfield will solidify the centre and free up guimaraes.
While feel very sad that AC Milan have lost Tonali, i will be rooting for his success at Newcastle and i think Tonali with Bruno and Joelinton is quite possibly the best overrall midfield in the entire league as all three of them are quite solid overrall players with both good defensive and offensive attributes.
Its hard to compare what newcastle are doing vs what man city are doing. I mean with respect to man city they have the quality in their players that newcastle done have, so man city can afford to play more patient and with confidence that they have the quality to score goals.
Newcastle on the other hand as you say benefit a lot from the directness catching teams short at the back we are not short of those direct dribble take ons which again sow a lot of panic in defenders knowing they are going to have these 1v1 situatiobs to deal with all game long, or as you say those turnovers where we press and the cycle of chaos begins with players being dragged out of position and scattered all over. Its been an impressive season for us. Obviously it would be more sustainable less injuries less player fatigue if we were able to play with patience like man city do. But for now we play how we need to play and even gordon is on the record as saying hes not fit enough to play this system, but hes young enough and definitely looks sharp enough to pick it up.
howe-ever hahahaha thats a good one!
You have earned another sub. i could not help it you just drew me in. Your unbiased analysis is refreshing, you load it neither for or against the team you are presenting which in turn allows the unbiased viewer to see just what you are getting at and appreciate the analysis.
Thank you, and keep it up. 👍👍👍
I'm utterly biased, but this is excellent analysis. I think Howe really showed how far he has progressed as a manager when changing things up when we hit that post World Cup slump.