Pod On The Tyne: an independent NUFC podcast
Sep 5, 2026 · 45 min · 20 segments
Newcastle United, even when they are flying, don't tend to beat Bournemouth, so perhaps a draw should be viewed as a positive result. Certainly, with Marco Rose's Cherries swarming us in the first…
George CaulkinHost
Chris WaughHostTaylor PayneHost
So from 2-0 down against a bogey team, Bournemouth, Newcastle have fought back to 2-2.
How are you feeling, Christopher? Are you glass half full? Are you glass half empty? Have you destroyed the glass? Have you thrown the glass onto the pitch? You were so disgusted about how bad Newcastle were at the start.
There are a lot of aspects of it which feel unsustainable for Newcastle at the moment, conceding far too many shots.
not creating enough clear cut opportunities particularly from open play but then there are also signs for optimism the fact that Newcastle who dropped 27 points from winning position last season and only claimed three points from behind in a single game when they beat Leeds have managed to fight back from two goals down and basically through sheer force of will as much as anything else find a way to to get a draw when they only had two shots on target.
You actually use the term mixed feelings after the game, and I think that that perfectly sums up what we saw there.
I mean, mainly because of my stupid question, but if we're struggling with this, let's get a third opinion.
Newcastle's equalising goal and I asked that question about were they feeling positive negative somewhere in between and this is what I had to say and then talk to him too about the idea of leadership and momentum
So from 2-0 down against a bogey team, Bournemouth, Newcastle have fought back to 2-2.
How are you feeling, Christopher? Are you glass half full? Are you glass half empty? Have you destroyed the glass? Have you thrown the glass onto the pitch? You were so disgusted about how bad Newcastle were at the start.
There are a lot of aspects of it which feel unsustainable for Newcastle at the moment, conceding far too many shots.
not creating enough clear cut opportunities particularly from open play but then there are also signs for optimism the fact that Newcastle who dropped 27 points from winning position last season and only claimed three points from behind in a single game when they beat Leeds have managed to fight back from two goals down and basically through sheer force of will as much as anything else find a way to to get a draw when they only had two shots on target.
You actually use the term mixed feelings after the game, and I think that that perfectly sums up what we saw there.
I mean, mainly because of my stupid question, but if we're struggling with this, let's get a third opinion.
Newcastle's equalising goal and I asked that question about were they feeling positive negative somewhere in between and this is what I had to say and then talk to him too about the idea of leadership and momentum
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