{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/6a78f4ff769f96ab45400484/6ae0697ab50147298b11a4fe?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Episode 13 - Palace Honours as Fab and Dan Return, Howe Considers Poisoned Chalice and Double Ev Ahead","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/6a78f4ff769f96ab45400484/1793124462603-71499cb4-438d-4f33-b9fc-8bd160123985.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>The Mag Pod Ep 13 – Newcastle United Beat Palace, Schar and Burn Deliver, and Eddie Howe to Man Utd?</p><p>Episode Summary – 53 Minutes</p><p>Newcastle United’s 2-0 victory away to Crystal Palace, the return of Fabian Schär and Dan Burn at centre-back, and speculation linking Eddie Howe with the Manchester United job dominate this week’s Mag Pod. Jamie Smith is joined by Simon Cahill and David Hutchinson to discuss a much-needed Premier League win, whether Newcastle have finally found some defensive stability, and what lies ahead as the Magpies prepare to face Everton twice in the space of a few days.</p><p>The mood is considerably brighter after Newcastle&#39;s win at Selhurst Park, although the three hosts have rather different experiences of watching the match. Simon admits to sleeping through much of the first half, while Hutch struggles to find a television showing the game during his holiday in Turkey. Thankfully, Newcastle&#39;s second-half performance gives everyone something positive to discuss.</p><p>The decision to restore Schar and Burn to the starting line-up comes under the spotlight, with the pair bringing experience, organisation and composure to a defence that has struggled this season. There&#39;s also praise for Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade&#39;s replacement William Osula, Nico González and goalkeeper Horníček, alongside a typically chaotic Newcastle United history quiz about the club&#39;s oldest Premier League players.</p><p>Attention then turns to the wider league picture. Are Newcastle supporters right to remain cautious despite the victory? Would a 14th-place finish still represent an acceptable outcome? And what should fans make of Sunderland&#39;s struggles ahead of the next Tyne-Wear derby?</p><p>The conversation moves to Manchester United, where Eddie Howe is being linked with replacing Michael Carrick. The lads consider how Newcastle&#39;s transfer restrictions affected Howe&#39;s time on Tyneside, imagine the squad he might have built with greater financial freedom, and debate whether Old Trafford would be the right destination for their former manager.</p><p>Finally, there&#39;s League Cup trivia, a look at Everton&#39;s cup history and a discussion of Newcastle&#39;s upcoming cup and league double-header against the Toffees. Can the Magpies build on Sunday&#39;s result and keep their hopes of another trophy alive?</p><p>Key Moments</p><p>00:28 – Introduction</p><p>01:03 – Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle United</p><p>03:48 – Watching Newcastle from abroad</p><p>08:12 – Schar and Burn restore defensive stability</p><p>11:02 – Newcastle&#39;s oldest Premier League players</p><p>18:22 – The future of Newcastle&#39;s defence</p><p>20:08 – Newcastle&#39;s league position and season expectations</p><p>21:42 – Sunderland&#39;s struggles and the upcoming derby</p><p>24:03 – Manchester United and the Eddie Howe speculation</p><p>26:25 – How Newcastle&#39;s transfer restrictions affected Eddie Howe</p><p>28:34 – The Newcastle team Eddie Howe might have built</p><p>32:37 – Could Howe rebuild Manchester United?</p><p>35:05 – Would Newcastle fans want Howe at Old Trafford?</p><p>38:24 – Mag Pod trivia: Everton and the League Cup</p><p>41:24 – Everton&#39;s cup ambitions</p><p>44:08 – Newcastle&#39;s chances of another League Cup triumph</p><p>47:08 – Everton twice in a week: which match matters more?</p><p>49:22 – Predictions for the Everton double-header</p><p>51:11 – Final thoughts and looking ahead</p><p>53:01 – Closing remarks</p>","author_name":"The Mag Podcast"}