Howe: It s difficult to control the Isaac incident; it s very difficult to deal with; looking forward to playing against Liverpool

Hupu, August 16th, Newcastle head coach Eddie Hao was interviewed by multiple media after the game draw with Aston Villa 0-0.

"I'm very happy with this point. I think we're doing very well, the frontcourt offense is very aggressive, and we have a chance to score.

I think we're a little boring in the game until the red card comes out and we fight back strongly. I'm sorry we didn't win.

I don't think we have the advantage of the opportunity as we want. We might be a little too eager to score. The players really went all out and tried their best."

About the need for a striker:

"I can't criticize anyone who played today. I think Anthony Gordon was doing very well in this position. I can't pick him up anything. I think we have to focus on the overall performance of the team, not a certain player.

If the team can't be completely united in the Premier League, you'll find the game very hard. I think we're at the spiritual level today Some questions were answered on the surface. We have to do this often, not just today. "

About Alexander Isaac:

" In my opinion, anyone who encounters this kind of thing wants to solve the problem as soon as possible. It distracts the players and the fans. We want to be united. We want to solve the problem, but we can't control it.

In the way we play, I think we deserve more. First half we Very good performance - just failed to score. "

About Anthony Ellanda:

"He is really great. I think he is straightforward and shows real strength. He looks like a player who can improve our level."

About the next round against Liverpool:

"There is always a lot of excitement against Liverpool, and this game has a long history. We look forward to this game. We know how strong they are."