Newcastle’s ‘confident’ stadium transformation seen by coach as he pays ‘biggest compliment’

According to the report from chroniclelive, Newcastle United are ‘incredibly difficult’ to play against at St James’ Park because of the togetherness Eddie Howe has fostered at the club.NYSC Portal

That is according to Adam Sadler, the former first-team coach at Leicester City, who also spent eight years working at Newcastle’s academy. The Geordie was part of the backroom team at Leicester when the Foxes were one of the few visiting sides to leave St James’ with a point last season on a night dominant Newcastle had 78% possession and 23 shots and hit the post three times.JAMB Result

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Newcastle sealed Champions League qualification that night, following a goalless draw against Leicester, and the Magpies only lost two games at home on their way to finishing in the top four. Remarkably, Newcastle have only suffered five defeats on Tyneside under Howe in all competitions since the head coach took charge in November, 2021.InformationGuideNigeria

Newcastle have had some memorable results at home over the years, but what makes the stadium such a fortress these days from an opposition perspective?JAMB Portal

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“It’s always incredibly difficult to go to St James’ Park and it’s been like that every time we played Newcastle, certainly in the nine years I was at Leicester,” Sadler told ChronicleLive. “But, last season, you sensed the confidence.

“The biggest compliment I could pay was how together you felt they were as a group. I don’t just mean the actual starting team but as a squad and as a staff. Not just the manager and his direct staff, but you really sensed the togetherness Eddie had built at the club. When you see a team united, it makes the challenge even more difficult.”

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