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Craig Hope sums it up best:
Above all, for NUFC, it sends a message to would-be signings. Three uncapped players arrived on Tyneside and, within 16 months, they were all England internationals.
3 highest rated players on the pitch and also we were the most represented club in the team.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GcmykgxW...jpg&name=large
great to see!
Kudos to Eddie Howe and team for the excellent coaching and motivation to develop this top tier English talent into players who are not just comfortable in the National team set up but leaders driving the performance, integral in the execution of victory.
Bravo, long may it continue!
I concur with the comments above that we've evolved into a club where young talent can thrive and achieve their ambitions.
Kind of puts a mirror up to those commenting about Isak etc looking for the door. It's a complete contradiction to consider that Press driven narrative bourn from the hatred of our rise up the league to take our seat along side City at the top of the table!
They hate us. Don't let nonsense creep into the reality of what your eyes are showing you bonny lads and lasses!
Note that the three Toon players make the highest ratings.
Yeah Newcastle United players are the driving force of the national team.Quote:
Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie
Tuchel is also a big fan of all 3. So they'll all enjoy great stability and success with the new incoming manager.
I saw a headline from some Mainstream Media Muppet (MMM) who commented "It's essential that England retain their culture with the incoming manager being German"
What culture is that exactly? A losing culture? A culture of incompetence? A culture devoid of tactics? A tactic of favouritism and big club bias? A culture of picking players who don't get a game for their club team because 'e was loyal?
We need that Germanic Blitzkrieg style the Germans played when they humbled Brazil at home in 2014 7-1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE4BdIP6bvc
We have the players for it and Tommy Tooooooks likes the style so why not. I've been banging on about the national team picking high impact fit powerful players to play the Premier League Style high press football, ya know, the style they all pretty much train and play week in week out.
Maybe the FA have finally decided that they've chosen every single losing style and muppet manager they could and finally they've stumbled, accidently, on to a winning formula.
Time will tell I guess but we live in hope!