Jamie Carragher declares ‘I fear a little bit for Newcastle United…’
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13-second readJamie Carragher expressed concern about Newcastle United's season, citing their recent poor performances, including back-to-back losses to Everton. The team has won one, lost four, and drawn none in their last five matches. Carragher stated that he fears a long, tough season for Newcastle United, according to The Mag.

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Jamie Carragher expressed concern about Newcastle United's season, citing their recent poor performances, including back-to-back losses to Everton. The team has won one, lost four, and drawn none in their last five matches. Carragher stated that he fears a long, tough season for Newcastle United, according to The Mag.
Carragher criticized Newcastle's recent home performance against Everton, describing it as "flat and a little bit boring". He noted that the team's style under Matthias Jaissle, influenced by the Red Bull model, was expected to be aggressive and engaging, but Newcastle failed to deliver that. The loss to Everton was seen as particularly concerning, despite not being the heaviest defeat of the season.
Carragher's concerns are not just based on recent results but also on the team's overall performance throughout the season. He mentioned that while Newcastle's early results were okay, there were always worries about their underlying numbers and performances. The upcoming fixtures, including a match against Fulham, are expected to be challenging for Newcastle United.
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Jamie Carragher has given his opinion on Newcastle United having watched their start to the season. The 2026-27 NUFC season is now 12 games old. It reads played twelve, won five, drawn two, lost five. However, the most recent quintet of matches reads played five, won one, drawn none, lost four. The very most recent two Newcastle United games seeing a pair of defeats to a very average, at best, Everton side. The scouse mackems knocking United out of the Carabao Cup on Thursday night on Merseyside, then last night on Tyneside a feeble 1-0 defeat for Matthias Jaissle and his side.
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