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Please read our Please read ourAs I recover from the jubilation of three away wins on the bounce at Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal, I cannot help but reflect on how fortunate we are to have a manager in Eddie Howe, who never lowers himself to gripe, grumble and make excuses.He proved that when he made the choice to take a break from the game after his Bournemouth departure, so he could embark on his own learning journey.
What about when the officials failed Newcastle with one of the most dismal decisions of the VAR era, in awarding a penalty to PSG in the closing stages of our away Champions League tie? Yet, alas, the manager had the finger pointed at him for falling in that final hurdle. Despite the early lead against the Italians, the team’s supposed inability to hold their own is what did for us.
Seeing the ongoing threat that Gordon, Murphy and Isak had on the break, did Eddie stick to his attacking principles like against Milan and push for another goal that would surely kill the tie off? All the while, the manager watching from the sidelines, with his learning from that night against Milan having sat as a frustration for more than a year, but now displaying itself in the shape of pure defensive and organisational brilliance at the Emirates Stadium.
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