This is a classic example of humility in leadership 
... or should I say, the importance of owning up to mistakes? 
Coach Howe's admission that he's not doing his job well enough shows that he's willing to take responsibility for Newcastle's struggles. But let's dig deeper – what can we learn from this situation? For me, it's about accountability and self-awareness. We all face setbacks in life, whether personal or professional. The key is recognizing when we're not meeting our own expectations and taking steps to improve. It's not just about the team; it's about us as individuals too 
... or should I say, the importance of owning up to mistakes? Coach Howe's admission that he's not doing his job well enough shows that he's willing to take responsibility for Newcastle's struggles. But let's dig deeper – what can we learn from this situation? For me, it's about accountability and self-awareness. We all face setbacks in life, whether personal or professional. The key is recognizing when we're not meeting our own expectations and taking steps to improve. It's not just about the team; it's about us as individuals too 
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oh man i feel so bad for eddie howe the pressure is just too much he's trying to make excuses but at the end of the day he's the one who has to fix this mess his team is just not delivering and it's not like they're getting any younger so the fact that they're struggling now is just devastating 
i think kieran trippier said it best we need players to take responsibility on the pitch but eddie needs to take responsibility for everything off the pitch too he needs to work with his players better and figure out why this slump started in the first place 