Eddie Howe: Leaving Statement
- Jul 31
- 3 min read
Updated: Aug 1
This is Eddie's statement:
"After nearly five years of giving my life, heart and soul into the club with unrelenting energy, I feel that it is in the best interests of both myself and the club to step away, recharge and take a break.
"Although it’s been incredibly difficult to make this decision, I know in my heart that it’s the right one. I have always put the best interests of Newcastle before my own in every single decision I have made whilst I’ve been here and this one is no different.
“It has been the privilege of my lifetime to have been the manager of Newcastle United.
“It is difficult to put into words what this club, the city and its supporters mean, and will always mean, to me and my family.
From the moment myself, Jason and all of the staff arrived nearly half a decade ago, Newcastle instantly felt like home and the people here welcomed us with open arms.
We took huge pride in representing the club from day one and this city will always hold a very special place in our hearts.
“There have been so many incredible moments in our time here. From fighting relegation in our first season to the numerous unforgettable nights at St James’ Park in the Champions League soon after.
The progression was fast.
“Everyone came together, united and what a force we became, culminating in bringing home our first domestic trophy in 70 years.
These are all memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life.
“I would like to put on record my sincere thanks and appreciation to Yasir Al-Rumayyan, Jamie Reuben, Jacobo Solís and everyone at PIF, David Hopkinson, Ross Wilson and the entire ownership and leadership group for placing their trust in me and for giving me the opportunity to lead this special football club.
“I remain incredibly positive and enthusiastic about the future of Newcastle. The club is in fantastic hands with a great leadership team and I have no doubt together, alongside whoever comes in to replace me, they will continue to deliver success on the pitch.
“Thank you to Jason Tindall, Graeme Jones, Stephen Purches, Simon Weatherstone, Dan Hodges, Andy Howe and Jordan Tribe for their incredible loyalty, support and dedication and to all of the amazing staff behind the scenes whose hard work and loyalty makes this club what it is.
“A special thank you to all of the players who have represented the club during my time here. Without you, nothing would have been possible and it’s been an honour to have coached you all.
“Finally, and most importantly, thank you to our incredible supporters. Your passion and loyalty have inspired me every single day.
To stand on the touchline at St James’ Park as your manager with the honour of representing your club has meant more to me than you will ever know.
“While my journey as manager has now come to an end, the affinity and love I will always hold for Newcastle United never will.
Thank you for everything. I wish the club every success for the future.”
It has been confirmed that all main coaching staff are leaving including Jason Tindall, Graeme Jones and Eddie's son Andy.
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Total window so far on the basis Hornicek signs and fees quoted via transfermarkeet
Toure 43m
Bamba 30m
Hornicek 25.7m
Steur 20m
Jouen 18.3m
Total £126m
Out
Tonali 92m
Gordon 68m
Trippier released
Ruddy released
Targett released
Krafth released
White ?
Ashby loan
Ramsdale returned to parent club .
Total 160m . 34m profit.
A good or bad window ? At the moment its still way too early to say as there's still a month yet to go .
On the playing side there's an argument we have improved the goalkeeping department. The defence is the same. The same strikers. The wing has seen one change. Is toure currently rated as highly as gordon is ? No . It do…
Ronway and Toe Knee....nailed me :)
I cannot get my head around why a young Manager who has potential would leave the European circuit and go and ply his trade in a lower league..
I can understand the financial benefit but our club is totally immersed in emotion that is why Kevin Keegan loved it thats what affected Eddie Howe he got it. Bobby Robson, the small boy climbing the steps...
If this guy loves money above all else how long will he hang around??
FPL
Still 4 names to join H2H Div1
@Martoon
@Iotarock
@IITiantoon
@Legolas
Check your Direct Messages, you should have the joining code for Div1