"There has been a lot of anger on Tyneside over the last 24 hours, as Newcastle were defeated by arch-rivals Sunderland in Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby. In particular, criticism from supporters has been aimed in the direction of Eddie Howe, whose side put in a very poor performance at the Stadium of Light. It was another blow in what has been a disappointing season so far for Newcastle."
"Supporters have asked questions on whether Howe has taken the club as far as he can, but this is not the case for Newcastle's owners. As per ChronicleLive, PIF will continue to stand by the current manager, who continues to have credit in the bank after two Champions League qualifications and a Carabao Cup success during his tenure. Newcastle spent in the region of 250m in the summer, with the likes of Malick Thiaw, Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa arriving at St James' Park."
Anger has erupted on Tyneside after Newcastle lost to Sunderland in the Tyne-Wear derby, with supporters directing criticism at Eddie Howe following a poor display at the Stadium of Light. The defeat leaves Newcastle 12th in the Premier League despite Champions League progression and a Carabao Cup victory. Ownership group PIF will continue to back Howe, who retains credit after two Champions League qualifications and a cup success. Newcastle spent around £250m in the summer on Malick Thiaw, Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa. Howe faces pressure to reverse the decline but will be given time to do so.
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