How Newcastle made it back to the Champions League after 20 years

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • Our north-east football correspondent Louise Taylor explains the factors behind Newcastle's re-emergence after they earned a place in the Champions League for the first time in 20 years.
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    The club's takeover in 2021 and the management of Eddie Howe has rocketed the club to success, ahead of the timeframe Howe himself envisaged. However, the overachievement leaves the club potentially facing new challenges.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @oitoitoi1
    @oitoitoi1 Год назад +2

    The doubts about Amanda Stavely aren't mysogyny, they're that basically that her career has pretty much been brokering deals for very questionable people that respectable institutions didn't want anything to do with. She's clearly done an excellent job with Newcastle but the doubts are completely understandable.

  • @chrismac2234
    @chrismac2234 Год назад +2

    Amanda is our hero in gold braid.

  • @DavidWeatherson
    @DavidWeatherson Год назад

    Toon toon black n white army champions league here we come we are going to smash it

  • @fahedal-ajmi4015
    @fahedal-ajmi4015 Год назад +5

    Spending £250 M is the reason.

    • @darrenwong7448
      @darrenwong7448 Год назад +13

      Pls take a look at Chelsea

    • @derekmooney2771
      @derekmooney2771 Год назад +9

      so DON'T spend anything and get relegated? Do me a favour.

    • @fahedal-ajmi4015
      @fahedal-ajmi4015 Год назад +1

      I am a Liverpool fan and I don't like the way FSG are not spending enough to rebuild an aging midfielders, so I'm not against spending to get top 4 and win trophies, I think if Newcastle upgrade 2-3 players they'll compete for trophies.

    • @toonarmy8524
      @toonarmy8524 Год назад +5

      @ Fahed , Chelsea . Wolves,Forest,West ham,Liverpool have all spent more this season. we spent 250 mill over 3 windows not one. Isak was 63 mill he was injured till march. 9 of our team were here before the takeover. Money isnt the reason. The way you talk you would think we had spent 100 mill per player and spent over a billion like the top 6 have over the last decade.

    • @fahedal-ajmi4015
      @fahedal-ajmi4015 Год назад +1

      @@toonarmy8524 Newcastle certainly have spent wisely in ereas that are needed most, compared to Chelsea and Forest, but definitely more than Liverpool over the same windows. Howe certainly improved Joeleton, Almiron and Murphy.

  • @johnburrows3385
    @johnburrows3385 Год назад +1

    Amazing what a bit of dosh from a dodgy source can do.

    • @johnburrows3385
      @johnburrows3385 Год назад +2

      @mattykelly1486 Human rights clearly go out of the window.

    • @TheAlphaDingo
      @TheAlphaDingo Год назад +9

      @@johnburrows3385 you do realise the premier league and FIFA are infinitely bigger sports washing platforms than NUFC could ever hope to be right? You can't be critical of Newcastle when the league is playing preseason tours, sponsoring companies and regimes as well as selling broadcast rights in countries with those same human rights issues

    • @ashfaqahmed1983
      @ashfaqahmed1983 Год назад +3

      @John Burrows Which morally upright club do you support?

    • @johnburrows3385
      @johnburrows3385 Год назад +1

      @@ashfaqahmed1983 Norwich City and mainly my local club Raynes Park Vale ........so I can take the 'moral high ground ' .

    • @ashfaqahmed1983
      @ashfaqahmed1983 Год назад +2

      @John Burrows Fair enough, Norwich are run quite well though and it was admirable when they cancelled the BK8 sponsor.
      Though previously they did have a betting sponsor which is a reprehensible thing