After recovering from pneumonia and spending time in hospital, Eddie Howe has returned to his role as manager of Newcastle United. The 47-year-old expressed that he is feeling okay but not completely back to full health. Having missed three matches while in hospital, Howe is eager to get back to work with the Magpies.
Announced by the club on Thursday, Howe’s return was welcomed by fans and players alike. Despite not feeling completely physically well, Howe mentioned that he is in a positive state of mind and is on the path to recovery. With Newcastle currently in fifth place in the Premier League, Howe is looking forward to leading the team as they face Ipswich at St James’ Park.
Reflecting on his illness, Howe shared how challenging the experience has been, but remains optimistic and focused on the lessons learned. Acknowledging the importance of health and not taking it for granted, Howe emphasized the difficulty of not feeling normal. During his absence, assistant manager Jason Tindall and coach Graeme Jones stepped in, helping the team secure two wins and one defeat in the Premier League.
As Howe continues his recovery journey and settles back into his role, Newcastle fans can look forward to his leadership and guidance in the upcoming matches. The return of Howe brings a sense of stability and optimism for the team as they aim to maintain their strong position in the Premier League standings
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