A biography for Eddie Howehasn’t been written yet.
“I've been loyal to Bournemouth and it's extremely difficult to leave a club that's been close to my heart.”
“I'm absolutely delighted to be manager of Newcastle.”
“What the FFP structure will do is stop the underdog, the smaller team having the chance to succeed and I do not think anyone will want to see that - the rich get richer and the smaller clubs struggle to compete.”
“I am passionate on the training ground about things being perfect.”
“It's about being consistent with the players, it's about not ripping up everything you believe in, not listening to the noise around you, getting the best out of every single player.”
“The game is always about how much you commit one way or the other.”
“Who knows whether I will go into management. I'm ambitious, I want to progress and want to feel like I'm improving. Whatever happens, will happen.”
“One result can swing opinions. You have to be ready for that. It is very difficult, so you need a very level-headed chairman, owner and support from above.”
“I love to coach and to try and make players better, think of new drills and ways to make the teams better.”
“I do not think there is anything wrong, if people have the money and they are willing to put it into a football club.”
“I've always had the mindset of getting the best out of what we have and find a way to be successful with it.”
“Tony Pulis was the manager in my first pre-season out of school. It was extremely tough, but opened my eyes to a lot. He was always very hands on. I regard Tony as a good friend and someone who has an infectious passion for football.”
“We'll be at our best when we're ourselves.”
“The Premier League moves so quickly, the competition is so strong, you have to try and be ahead of the game.”
“I'm not one of those people who tries to see how they're perceived by anybody.”
“Change is always difficult.”
“I think clubs can grow from a point into something bigger than you ever imagined they could with wise decisions at correct times.”
“I want to play football that entertains and excites and I think that is the type of football Newcastle fans want to see.”
“There's a lot I might think I know about a person but then, when they start to talk about themselves and their childhood and certain things that might have happened in their lives, you tend to take a totally different view.”
“For the benefit of the league you want everybody to be treated the same and you want a level playing field.”