It’s hard to come to a new club and get injured.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe believes Alexander Isaacs is feeling guilty.
– I myself had this feeling when I came to a new club, Howe says during Friday.
Alexander Isaacs opened the scoring against Liverpool on his debut for Newcastle, then followed it up with another goal in his third Premier League match.
After that, the expensive Newcastle signing was gone for a long time.
Alexander Isak misses more matches
During Friday’s press conference, coach Eddie Howe said the Swede will also miss the rest of the year’s matches due to his injury.
– I would say it was very hard for him. I myself had this feeling when I came to a new club. I moved to Portsmouth and only played two games, says Eddie Howe according to the Daily Mail.
He continues to draw parallels with his playing career.
– I had a lot of emotions running through my body. Feeling guilty and that I let people down. My body won’t let me do what I want. No doubt Alex will feel these feelings to some extent.
‘Frustration from supporters’
Eddie Howe hopes Alexander Isaacs can play a “big role” during January’s busy schedule. At the same time, he wants to take it easy, so that Isaac doesn’t aggravate his injury like he did last time.
– There is a very good feeling around him. “There’s just frustration from the fans that they haven’t seen more of him because I think they know he’s a fantastic talent,” Howe said.
Newcastle play Leicester away on Boxing Day.
