There is nothing stopping Newcastle from being a global force in football like Manchester United, according to Newcastle’s head coach Eddie Hao.
As part of its fight in the Premier League, Newcastle is a guest of Manchester United at the “Old Trafford” stadium on Sunday night.
Newcastle just started the restoration project under the direction of its new Saudi owners.
Haw thinks the club can accomplish anything because of the long-term goal laid out by CEO Darren Elles and football manager Dan Ashworth.
Eddie Hao responded, “I don’t like setting a roof for the players as I don’t like setting a ceiling for the clubs,” when asked if Newcastle might ever grow to the level of Manchester United.
“The goal of this club with the ambition behind the scenes, which is tremendous at the present time, leads me to always say that we now have to try to achieve this tremendous ambition,” he continued, citing Bournemouth, a team that began in the Lower-De-Linical League competitions and climbed until it entered the English Premier League. Here, there is no roof.”
In remarks made to the British News Agency, he continued: “When considering the fervour in the city.
the thing that always amazes me is the youth here at the ages of 12, 13 and 14 years, and their enthusiasm for Newcastle. This is something that continues to be passed down through the generations.
Eddie Hao anticipates Newcastle will become a global force similar to Manchester United.
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