Howe vows he will ‘fight every day’ to turn things around at Newcastle | OneFootball

Eddie Howe insists he has no doubts that he is the right man for the Newcastle job, after his side were booed off following their 3-2 loss to Brentford.

Newcastle currently sit 12th in the Premier League with their last win in the competition coming on the 7th of January against Leeds.

Even though Howe’s side have been struggling to find form, he believes that he is the right man to turn things around at the club.

“There’s no doubt in my mind and that’s why I’m sat here,” he said. “If there was, then I wouldn’t be, because the club’s the most important thing. I’d never put myself before the club.

“As long as I feel that in my heart and my spirit, then my desire and motivation levels are as high as they’ve ever been. I’ll fight every day to my maximum for the club.

“If I didn’t think I was the correct man to take the team forward and could give the players what they need, then I would step aside and let someone else do it.

“I care so much about what I do. I care so much about the club. The club for me is always number one, not myself, not any of the players, it is the club. And what that stands for.

“And of course, the players are a huge part of that. So I will always act in the best interests of the club in every decision that I make, whether that is about me or any individual player.

“So I think when you are trying to act in that way, you are trying to think of the bigger picture; the pressure that individuals or other people can put on you is irrelevant. I have to live with my own thoughts of myself and what I am delivering, and I am very honest to say I need to do better, and I will do better.

“It is part of the evolution. It is part of growing and these challenging moments are where you grow the most so I am looking forward to try to do well.”