Amanda Staveley

Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley was interviewed following the Carabao Cup final defeat and she expressed her pride in the team and the support ...

[Newcastle ](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/newcastle-united-fc)must now refocus and shake off the defeat as they bid to get their unlikely top-four bid back on track, beginning with a daunting trip to defending champions Manchester City on Saturday. She told talkSPORT: "I was just so proud of all of the fans, everybody, and I was crying and my son was crying, we were all crying. She answered: "We don't really deserve the support we have I always feel. "The scenes in Trafalgar Square last night, everything. "It was important but we'll get there, but the lads played really well. This is all about the amazing fans that have taken us on this journey, and we're just honoured and humbled and feel very privileged to help run Newcastle United." Next time, we will get there." [Eddie Howe's](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/eddie-howe) side for their efforts following the match. [Mehrdad Ghodoussi](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/mehrdad-ghodoussi), co-owner Jamie Reuben and club chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan as the team slipped to a two-goal defeat. I was just in awe, I knew it would be amazing. Trafalgar Square was a sea of black-and-white on Saturday evening, with chants from the Gallowgate End transported to the capital. The Magpies' painful wait for silverware goes on as Casemiro's opener and a Sven Botman own goal condemned them to defeat at Wembley on Sunday.

Amanda Staveley was in awe of Newcastle United fans following the Carabao Cup final defeat to Manches.

We will win the Premier League. As owners, we are very humbled by what has happened. I’m sorry, I really feel bad because I so wanted to win and lift silverware. “I was crying, my son was crying. It was a spectacle that moved Staveley, who watched on from the Royal Box. Advertisement

Here's the piece from Staveley, and notice just how difficult it is for Simon Jordan not to criticize Amanda for what she says, and fails to give her much ...

She is our darling – Newcastle’s darling, and Amanda’s exactly what we need as part of the ownership (leadership) team. Here’s the piece from Staveley, and notice just how difficult it is for Simon Jordan not to criticize Amanda for what she says, and fails to give her much credit at all. The difference between the two sets of fans yesterday was palpable – but you can never accuse Manchester fans (United and City) of being anywhere near the best – City cannot even fill their stadium for home matches.

Newcastle United lost the League Cup final on Sunday, and Amanda Staveley spoke to TalkSPORT after the 2-0 defeat to Manchester United.

The numbers in which Newcastle travelled in were incredible. It was Newcastle’s first cup final since 1999, and the desire to watch the team has massively increased since they bought the club in October 2021. It shows the transparency that supporters want, and it is something we never had at Newcastle during Mike Ashley’s tenure. “Does that mean I like the ownership model? He admitted that the ownership deserve the plaudits for what they have done so far since buying Newcastle United. The scenes across London were incredible all weekend.

Newcastle chief Amanda Staveley has stated the club will eventually win every major trophy. The Magpies were denied the Carabao Cup on Sunday, ...

I was just in awe, I knew it would be amazing. This is all about the amazing fans that have taken us on this journey, and we're just honoured and humbled and feel very privileged to help run Newcastle United. Everybody has taken us on this journey.

Newcastle United's Amanda Staveley has been slammed by Simon Jordan for her comments about the club's support following the Carabao Cup final defeat on ...

You knew you were buying a football club that if you put it into a League Cup final you will inundate London. There is certainly some credit in what Jordan is saying as the Newcastle fans have proven themselves to be some of the most passionate in the country. (2:15) “It’s a PR spin.

Simon Jordan has blasted Amanda Staveley over her comments after Newcastle United lost to Manchester United in the Carabao Cup Final.

I think it’s ridiculous to turn around and say you didn’t expect that”, Simon Jordan said about Amanda Stavenley after her post-match comments about Newcastle United’s fan support during the Carabao Cup Final. [talkSPORT](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdPkJQF0xTw&feature=youtu.be), Simon Jordan, after initially praising the job Amanda Staveley had done at Newcastle slated her comments after the Carabao Cup Final. “Does that mean I like the ownership model?

Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley has admitted she was staggered by the Magpies' support at Wembley for the Carabao Cup final.

This was a first cup final since 1999, and the Toon Army travelled in their thousands. She was asked how she felt about the number of supporters who made the journey to Wembley. St James’ Park has been full every week since they bought the club, and the atmosphere has been amazing. Instead, the overriding feeling by the end of the day was one of pride. Manchester United were deserving winners, but the feeling is that this is only the start for Newcastle. The flags were beautiful, both at the start and the end of the game.

Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley was beaming with pride despite Sunday's Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester United at Wembley Stadium.

We will win the We will win the [Premier League](/topic/premier-league). “You’re the owners of a big club in England. “It’s a PR spin,” Jordan said. I think it’s ridiculous a term and so you didn’t expect it. I was crying, my son was crying, we’re all crying.

Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley has been blasted for her response to their loss to Man Utd in the final of the Carabao Cup.

We will win the Premier League. We will win the Champions League. “You’re the owners of a big club in England. “You knew you were buying a football club that if you put it into a League Cup final you will inundate London. I think it’s ridiculous a term and so you didn’t expect it. [Newcastle](https://www.football365.com/newcastle-united) at the moment following the club’s takeover in 2021.

Newcastle co-owner Amanda Staveley insists the club will win every trophy available in the years to come.The Magpies failed to end their 68-year wait.

We will win the Premier League. We will win the Champions League. She got emotional at the end, and the fans would never have heard that under Mike Ashley, would they? To say, ‘We don’t really deserve the fans because their support is so good’, I think that’s heartfelt.” “You’re the owners of a big club in England. “I think they’ve done what they anticipated they would do…