Newcastle United points challenge nufc
In the 12 Premier League seasons that kicked off under Mike Ashley, 11 of the 12 saw Newcastle United fail to get 50 or more points.
In the 15 PL seasons that haven’t kicked off under Mike Ashley, NUFC have failed to get 50 or more points in only five of the 15. As things stand, Eddie Howe has 53 points from 28 matches and if keeping up the current average of points per game , that would see NUFC ending the season on 71 points. That current average points per game works out at 71.92, just under tipping over onto 72 points. As things stand, only the Kevin Keegan ‘so close’ 1995/96 points total of 78 would exceed what Eddie Howe is currently on course for.
To beat that KK 78 points total, Eddie Howe would need to get 26+ points from these remaining 10 Premier League matches and a possible 30 points to play for.
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