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Pundit suggests Newcastle could be about to suffer badly - 'deal with it', former Tottenham and Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton is worried about the impact of having a drastic increase in fixture congestion will have on Newcastle.
Geordie fans were flying high last week after an impressive 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the second match of their Champions League campaign. But the Toon army were brought back down to earth on Sunday with a 2-2 draw against the Hammers, despite leading 2-1 until the 89th minute of the match.
After the international break, Eddie Howe’s side face Crystal Palace, Borussia Dortmund and Wolves within a week.I think those kinds of games can take a lot out of you so then going on to play teams like West Ham, it is always going to be a difficult match.I think that is what might tell on Newcastle this season, being in the Champions League and having to deal with everything that brings as well as pushing for top four.
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