"January will be a season-defining month for us and you look at the month as a whole - I think there are some great games for us, some mouthwatering occasions but we've got some tough challenges ahead and certainly the start to the month needs to be a fruitful one for us."
"Any home game for us is a positive,"
"We love playing at home. It goes without saying we've been really good at home for a long time so we prefer to play there other than anywhere else. I think the travelling, especially during a hectic schedule, the more you can minimise that, then that's beneficial for us."
"Marquee signing, I suppose you are talking big financial outlay, I don't think that is the desire in this month for various reasons because I don't think it's a great month necessarily to make that kind"
January will be a season-defining month for Newcastle as the club faces nine matches, including the first leg of the EFL Cup semi-final against Manchester City and Champions League ties with PSV Eindhoven and Paris Saint-Germain. Newcastle sit 13th in the Premier League despite nearly £250 million of summer spending on players such as Anthony Elanga, Jacob Ramsey, Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa. The month opens with a home match against Crystal Palace, with home fixtures valued to reduce travel during a congested schedule. Major incoming transfers appear unlikely, with a marquee signing not expected in January.
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