The day has finally come.
With the horrid 3-0 defeat against Manchester City which left us hanging in 15th place, Newcastle board finally made the right decision by sacking manager, Graeme Souness.
I must admit, I was never in support of him, even when he was appointed. It has been a rough 16 months with him at the helm. He bought time off the chop by getting Michael Owen, but I knew he wasn't going to last for long.
Oh, this makes me so happy. I've been waiting for this. Glenn Roeder and Alan Shearer will take care on a temporary basis, but since none of them have the licence to coach, they cannot do so permanently. But whatever it is, it's a start. Who should be hire next, Stuart Pearce? Martin O'Neill? Being Sir Bobby back?
I've noticed that only former Newcastle players or those who are from Newcastle can be successful being the manager of Newcastle, as evident by the last decade under Keegan and Robson. So that should be good enough clue. If for some reason we cannot get them, then someone should come in for a year or two, while Shearer gets his licence and then put him at the helm.
Oh, and we need a complete re-shuffling of the physio department. Bad managers and constant injury's what's holding the club back.
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