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Let's do it then, Newcastle United at Amfield.

Let's touch on the form to begin with Scott.

Bounce back from somewhat of a surprise battering at the Hands of Man City over the weekend.

Hard fought for three victory in the end.

It didn't look like it for a while, but it was eventually.

If you go a little bit further back, really, it looks like Newcastle are often getting on the right side of these results,

but there's goals at both ends.

They feel a little bit more open than maybe they'd like.

I can't quite put my finger on it.

Yeah, I mean, that game sums up Newcastle season, really, in that.

When they've been good this season, they've been very good.

You know, they've beaten Arsenal home and away in the cup.

They've won at Spurs, which he hadn't done it for years. They won at Old Trafford or eight, Man United aren't what they were, but still Newcastle just

don't win at Old Trafford. So for them to win there was a massive deal. They've had some standout

results and some very good performances. But when they've been bad, the wheels have come off. North, lost at home to Fulham, lost it home to West Ham, lost at home to Brighton.

You know, it's been a very inconsistent season, and I think that's probably frustrating

how more than anything else, because Howe is very much a kind of methodical manager,

you know, very detailed, likes to know what he's going to get.

And that hasn't really been the case this season.

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