Eddie Howe's training session comment will have angered Erik ten Hag after Man United's 3-0 humbling.
Eddie Howe's damning"training session" comment will have further angered Erik ten Hag after his Manchester United side's 3-0 defeat to Newcastle., who didn't even have a full-strength team out, got revenge for last season's final loss at Wembley courtesy of goals from Miguel Almiron, Lewis Hall and Joe Willock.
Despite a number of big guns missing, it was almost easy for Newcastle, who were 2-0 up and comfortable at half-time. Just four minutes after going 3-0 up through Willock, Howe brought on both Bruno Guimaraes and Callum Wilson to add insult to injury.After the game, Howe was asked why he made attacking substitutions - with some wondering whether he had done it in pursuit of more goals.The former Bournemouth boss answered honestly, stating that"the intention was to give minutes to players, so they could use it as a training session".
But while he might not have meant it in such a manner, the phrase summed up the predicament United find themselves in as the game was so comfortable that Newcastle were able to bring on their subs for a bit of training ahead of a huge clash withThe defeat was United's eighth in 15 games this season and sees the pressure continue to increase on Ten Hag.
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