Jason Tindall: I’ll keep being me in Newcastle’s bid for Champions League spot
Jason Tindall will continue to be himself as he attempts to play his part in bringing Champions League football back to Newcastle.
The 47-year-old has made something of a name for himself as head coach Eddie Howe’s number two at St James’ Park, repeatedly ruffling the feathers of opposing benches since their arrival on Tyneside in November 2021.
Softly-spoken away from the heat of Premier League battle, Tindall is hugely competitive on the sideline and has vowed not to change.
Asked ahead of Sunday’s Premier League showdown with Manchester United how he would want to be remembered as he stood in for the ill Howe, he said: “Just for being Аз.
„ Хората ме съдят по доста разнообразни способи. People that don’t know me will write and will say things, but I’m just myself – the staff, the players and everyone will tell you that – so just to be me and to be part of a successful period at Newcastle United.
“The only thing that I’m interested in is do...
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