Newcastle's new owners were expected to replace Steve Bruce and the 60-year-old previously told Sky Sports News he was "realistic" about his future; Bruce, who took charge of Newcastle in July 2019, oversaw his 1000th match as a manager in Sunday's 3-2 defeat to Spurs

Bruce was expected to be replaced after the Saudi Arabian-backed consortium, led by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), completed a £305m takeover of Newcastle on October 7.

The 60-year-old remained in charge for the 3-2 defeat to Tottenham - his 1,000th match as a manager - with non-executive chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan and director Amanda Staveley watching on at St James' Park.

The defeat left Newcastle second bottom of the Premier League and winless after their opening eight games of the campaign.

The PIF, worth £700bn, owns an 80 per cent share in the club after completing its takeover from Mike Ashley.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11678/12428786/steve-bruce-newcastle-sack-head-coach-following-clubs-305m-takeover-by-saudi-led-consortium

Arab money don land, level is about to change. Bye bye to middle table coach, title race just got a little tougher

dominique:
Arab money don land, level is about to change. Bye bye to middle table coach, title race just got a little tougher

Title race for this season

Newcastle is sitting pretty well at the relegation zone comfortably.

Ole should be next

dominique:
Arab money don land, level is about to change. Bye bye to middle table coach, title race just got a little tougher

not even dis season even next season maybe next five years

Not suprised..na ole { thief} remain now