Eddie Howe has been reportedly told that his job is safe after a poor run of form from his Newcastle side.
The Magpies travel to Anfield on Monday evening as they try to put an end to their recent poor string of results.
Newcastle have just one win in their last seven games as they approach the turn of the year, with last week’s 3-1 defeat against Nottingham Forest one of their worst performance so far this season.
As a result, questions have been asked about Howe and his ability to lead this side forward after what was such a promising end to last season.
But according to reports from The Mirror, Amanda Staveley reportedly visited the dressing room after the Forest defeat and reassured Howe that his job won’t come under pressure from the board.
Newcastle have arguably been hit harder than any other Premier League side on the injury front as they have struggled to deal with both domestic and European competitions.
Supporters will be hoping that the board will back Howe in the upcoming January transfer window although potential Financial Fair Play regulations may limit their spending.
keep him
get rid of the keeper are we will go down
Really happy to hear the gaffer is staying, Eddie howe has done wonders for the toon here’s to more good times and plenty more wins.
The one and only manager for Newcastle. Keep smiling Eddie xx
Fantastic news. You still have the support of the toon army and true supporters. You are still the man with your support staff to take us forward. In You I trust. Hold your head up high and keep on building the foundations of NUFC.
The only thing I ask is that we win at Sunderland. That is a must above all else.
Had to do any job when your toolbox is depleted.