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Eddie Howe expresses confidence in Newcastle United's future after recent talks with the club's owners, PIF. The discussions followed a challenging season, with the team currently placed 14th in the Premier League.
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Howe on talks with owners and his Newcastle United future
Eddie Howe says he is confident that the future of Newcastle United is an âexcitingâ one after having face-to-face talks with the owners.
Howe met with the owners, PIF, earlier this week after a disappointing season for the club which sees them sit 14th in the Premier League with four games remaining.
âIt was an opportunity to see a lot of the people I havenât seen in a while,â Howe said. âObviously, the owners and representatives of PIF were over and it was constructive, good meetings. Obviously, I was a small part of that.
âBut yeah, always constructive because I think they clearly care so much about the football club, the long-term planning thatâs clearly going on on a number of levels.
âVery exciting times, as I said, ahead, I think, for the club, regardless of what happens short-term. So, the long-term vision is clearly there.â
Howe says he feels backed by the owners but admits results will dictate his own future.
âYeah, I mean, no change in terms of the support and the infrastructure and how people are working,â he said. âSo, yeah, I was pleased by the level of support given to me.
âBut of course, still understanding of how football works and know that we need to get results. So, that will never change.
âI have to retain that confidence, I donât think that serves anybody not to have that long-term vision. Itâs interesting how you do the job because you do the job day-to-day and youâre looking very much day-to-day, how can we today, how can we prepare as well as we can for Brighton with one eye on obviously next week and then one eye on in the summer and one eye on next season.
âSo thatâs always how Iâve managed. Youâre looking after the long-term interests while taking care of the very short-term aims that you need and that will never change.
Eddie Howe discussed the future of Newcastle United during constructive meetings with the club's owners, PIF.
Newcastle United is currently sitting 14th in the Premier League with four games remaining this season.
Eddie Howe is confident that Newcastle United's future is exciting following his recent discussions with the owners.

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âAnd again, regardless of results, I think you have to have that for the benefit of the football club. Youâve always got to think of the football club first. Now, I will say we need to win games.â