Eddie HoweCoach of NewcastleThis week’s history: He became the first English coach to win a great domestic tournament since he succeeded Harry Redknapp In the head of Portsmouth In 2008 (when the team won the FA Cup). Achieved ‘Magpies’, then defeat Liverpool By 1-2, the first Cupo Cup in its history, the first 70-year domestic tournament, from the 1954-55 FA Cup.
The honest and enthusiastic fans of Newcastle were fulfilled and the architect of this great success was Howe. The architect of this group who, despite the many weight loss losses, such as Anthony Gordon, one of his greatest numbers, by penalty, reigned in Wembley against the premier leader, a sinking Liverpool who closed a nightmare week, since Tuesday he has been removed from the Champions League after the PSG penalties have disappeared.
Eddie Howe not only claims English coaches, but enters Newcastle history, whose final title is the 1968-69 Fairs Cup. Howe, 47 and who rested Steve Bruce in November 2021 on the ‘Magpies’ bench, was already in the Saint James Club’ Park.
“This club has gone through difficult times and now it’s time to enjoy. Newcastle will never forget this day,” he said Howe. A short distance, a newcastle legend like Alan Shearer, leading scorer in Premier history, dances to Wembley’s stance after the success. “This is the happiest day of my life,” said Bruno Guimaraes, captain of ‘Magpies’.
And Howe knows how to turn the final into a nightmare for Liverpool, which in February defeated Newcastle in Anfield at Premier 2-0. The Newcastle discipline designed by Howe has managed to make Mohamed Salah a peripheral player, not a central game figure. “We want to achieve this success for club pride, of our people,” Howe said.
Source: La Verdad
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