The Newcastle United back four has been heavily criticized for conceding numerous goals. This article explores the impact of losing Nick Pope on the team's defensive performance.
Even more so after the Chelsea match on Monday and another three goals scored by the opposition. I see a lot of journalists, pundits and fans posing the questions of why are the Newcastle United back four conceding so many goals.It is the fault of the whole NUFC team and in particular the Newcastle United back five! Not back four .
Newcastle United goals conceded in the Premier League since Nick Pope arrived at St James’ Park in summer 2022:Without Nick Pope starting – Played 15 Goals Conceded 35This 2023/24 season, Nick Pope conceded 14 goals in 14 Premier League starts, in the other 14 where Pope hasn’t started, there have been 34 goals conceded.However… losing Nick Pope has been massively the biggest factor, in why suddenly the ‘Newcastle United back four’ are conceding loads of goal
Newcastle United Back Four Nick Pope Goals Conceded Defensive Struggles
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