Eddie Howe: Last News

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has expressed his pride to have played so many games for the Reds ahead of his impending 500th appearance for the club.

Manchester United are prepping for an important week of Premier League football with Newcastle up first.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has hailed Manchester United as having “outstanding players” and praised three midfielders ahead of their visit to Old Trafford on Sunday.

Newcastle United's sporting director has admitted that he is concerned over the possibility of Eddie Howe becoming Manchester City manager if he wins too many games.

Fifth meets sixth when Manchester United host Newcastle United in what has the potential to be quite an informative Premier League fixture at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.

Scott McTominay has endured a mixed start to the season for Manchester United.

Dan Burn has warned Manchester United that his Newcastle teammates have nothing to fear at Old Trafford.

Newcastle crowd swarmed St James' Park.They came in droves, armed with flags, banners, party music, and flares. There was no game on - in fact, Newcastle had not won one of their seven Premier League matches they had played. Sat 19th in the table, the Magpies were haplessly looking over their shoulder.The celebration came in two-fold: firstly, the tenure of Mike Ashley was over.

Newcastle winger Miguel Almiron might have already won Goal of the Month in their 4-1 win over Fulham.Almiron nonchalantly found the top corner with a pinpoint volley against Fulham as he scored his side's second of the game at Craven Cottage. The stunning first-time finish was lauded by fans online.And many are happy to hand over the Premier League's best goal award for October now despite it only being the 1st of the month. One wrote: "Miguel Almiron wasting no time in October winning the goal of the month award.

Bournemouth he pulled off an unprecedented piece of trickery - but the move should have actually been a booking and foul.The Nottingham Forest midfielder was playing for the Cherries against Watford in 2017 when he cleverly - or some might say, wrongly - tricked Nathaniel Chalobah into not shooting despite the player having a clear sight of goal.As a cross came in and the then-Hornets player was about to pull the trigger, theChelsea academy graduate heard the scream of Arteta, saying: ‘leave it!’READ NEXT: Erling Haaland 'bullied' Wolves defence but Man Utd fans reckon Martinez has his numberThinking it was a team-mate, Chalobah duly did so, only moments later realising that it was actually the veteran player on the opposing team who had screamed for the ball.Play went on but retired referee Dermot Gallagher has claimed in a Sky Sports piece that the move should have been a foul - and Arter even booked for his trickery.Do you think the laws should be changed? Let us know in the comments section below"Technically it should have been an indirect free-kick and a yellow card for ungentlemanly conduct, but the referee obviously has not heard it has he," Gallagher said to Sky Sports’ Ref Watch on the time."It is just incredible, but it is very, very clever of him. I do not know why he does not shoot anyhow, because in that position he probably has the best chance!"Then-Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe was asked about the incident at the time, saying "It depends where you're sitting I think.

Daily Mail journalist Craig Hope has shared a positive injury update regarding Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. As per Chronicle Live, the 24-year-old missed Brazil’s friendly against Ghana on Friday due to a thigh problem.

Premier League's most handsome managers have been revealed with David Moyes topping the list. New data compiled by Gambling.com has ranked the current top flight managers using popular beauty measuring app Golden Ratio Face to carry out their research.

Newcastle's rejection motivated him to go on and become an England star. Toney thought he'd hit the big time in 2015 when he left hometown club Northampton for St James' Park.But the move turned into a nightmare, with Toney making just two appearances in between being sent out on-loan six times in three seasons to places including Barnsley, Shrewsbury and Scunthorpe. READ MORE: Andy Carroll signs for Reading and fans want point deduction after shirt number choice He joined Peterborough in a £600,000 deal in 2018 and following 40 goals in 76 league games earned a switch to Brentford two seasons later for £5m.From there he never looked back and now finds himself rubbing shoulders with the cream of English football as he looks to gatecrash Gareth Southgate's England squad for the World Cup.Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted last week his club made a huge blunder allowing Toney to slip through their fingers and never wants to see it happen again.

Liverpool Loris Karius has found admirers hard to come by in recent seasons. The German shot stopper plummeted from first choice to fifth choice goalkeeper after his disastrous performance for Jurgen Klopp’s side in the 2017 Champions League final.

Newcastle United are "on the verge" of signing former Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius to solve their injury crisis.Karius is currently a free agent after being released by the Reds at the end of last season following six years at Anfield, although he did not play for Liverpool during his final four years with the club.

Premier League clubs are reportedly compiling lists of wretched VAR decisions with several clubs expected to follow Newcastle United by lodging formal complaints.The Magpies, whose only defeat of the season came via Liverpool's 98th-minute winner, were once again left fuming at a dismal refereeing decision when Tyrick Mitchell's second-half own goal was chalked off for a foul in the build-up. Joe Willock was adjudged by referee Michael Salisbury to have fouled Vicente Guaita by barging into his midriff, but replays showed Willock had actually been pushed into the Crystal Palace 'keeper by Mitchell.Even more bizarrely, VAR official Lee Mason opted not to show Salisbury the decisive angle which confirmed Willock's innocence, leaving Magpies manager Eddie Howe seething at the full-time whistle.READ MORE: Ex-Arsenal star 'will change TV channel' when Tottenham are on in Champions League"I didn’t think it should have been disallowed, said Howe after the stalemate at Selhurst Park.

Jamie Carragher has blasted Newcastle United's "joke" time-wasting against Liverpool and claimed their last-minute defeat was "karma".Newcastle were beaten in dramatic fashion at Anfield on Wednesday night, with their opponents grabbing all three points via Fabio Carvalho's 98th minute winner. Eddie Howe's players had appeared to run the clock down at every opportunity after taking the lead through debutant Alexander Isak in the first half.Those tactics included goalkeeper Nick Pope going down injured during stoppage time before Liverpool scored the winning goal after the minimum five minutes of stoppage time had passed, much to former defender Carragher's delight.READ MORE: Jamie Carragher and Richarlison bump into each other months after feisty Twitter clashAfter the match, Carragher took to Twitter and wrote: “That’s Karma that for all the time wasting! Harvey Elliott outstanding & brilliant cameo again from Carvalho!!”He later added: “Set up & organisation excellent from Eddie Howe, but the time wasting in the game now is a joke! Tonight & last night in the game I saw was over the top.

Martin Dubravka is set to accomplish a career ambition at Manchester United this season.

Newcastle United have fired shots at their Tyneside rivals, Sunderland, after Alex Neil left the Black Cats on Sunday afternoon.Just five games into the Championship season, Sunderland have seen their boss poached by Stoke City. And the Magpies were quick to rub in the misfortune of their bitter rivals with a cheeky tweet just hours after his departure.Sunderland had tweeted a snap of Alex Neil with the caption 'Our Gaffer' after the Black Cats beat Stoke earlier this month.

Chelsea fans are pulling their hair out after Conor Gallagher's 'utter stupidity' red card against Leicester.The attacker was given two yellow cards at Stamford Bridge and given his marching orders with only 27 minutes played.The England star pulled a grimace as he walked off the pitch, knowing he had let his side down. READ MORE: Best Premier League sales of all-time as Everton rinse Chelsea for £60m Anthony Gordon And supporters online were less than sympathetic to the player’s display. One scathed: “Vieira must be a genius for making Connor Gallagher look very good.” Another said: “Can't believe a prodigal player like Billy Gilmour is with the reserves for energy merchant Gallagher.

Manchester United have turned their attention to Martin Dubravka as their quest for a new goalkeeper continues. Erik ten Hag wants to bring in another shot stopper to provide competition for David de Gea and Tom Heaton. The Red Devils have been linked with a host of names throughout the transfer window, including Yann Sommer and Eintracht Frankfurt no.1 Kevin Trapp.And now they're eyeing Newcastle goalkeeper Dubravka.