Newcastle manager Eddie Howe said he understands the anger of the club’s fans after conducting a disgusting chant at Alexander Isaac, who wants to move to Liverpool. The lack of biting in Isaac’s absence in Newcastle is clear, with the journey’s Toon army expressing his anger at him with a foul-mouth chant calling the Swedish striker an insulting phrase.
“I understand the emotions of the situation,” the Toon boss reflected the feelings he had previously shared following the Aston Villa match. “This is a very emotional time for everyone who connects with Newcastle, so I have no problem with that.” With a back-to-back goalless, there’s only two points left Newcastle, but Howe is optimistic about what £609 million German striker Nick Urtemad brings to his team.
Observed from the stands at Elland Road, Woltemade urged Hau to comment.
“I don’t think he’s just a big one — and he’ll be in the box for us — but he has incredible technical capabilities. He’s also creative.
Leeds has been comfortable in the top 10 after scoring four points at Elland Road, with manager Daniel Fark excited about a positive start in the Premier League.
“I’m pleased with the start of the season not only in this game, but in general,” declared Fark. “With two home games, four points and two clean sheets, we played against one of the best aspects of Europe today.
“There wasn’t much between the sides, but I wasn’t far from getting all three points, but I don’t want to be too greedy, and this result shows the kind of performance we can offer.
