Eddie Howe insists Newcastle are ‘hungry for MORE’ silverware after ending trophy drought – as he urges his gamers to ‘use the love’ of their followers as gas for future success

Eddie Howe has instructed his Newcastle gamers they have to use the love of the 300,000 followers who celebrated their Carabao Cup win as a driver to ship extra silverware.

Town’s streets had been packed on Saturday as Howe and his staff journeyed by open-top bus from St James’ Park to the City Moor, the place they offered the trophy to supporters throughout an open-air celebration hosted by Ant and Dec.

And Howe, who’s the primary Newcastle boss to win a trophy since 1969, stated: ‘You’ll be able to’t assist however see from that bus what it means to signify this soccer membership. We have to take that critically and proceed to take action from this present day ahead – and attempt to carry extra moments like this for the individuals.

‘We’re hungry for extra. However we will’t get forward of ourselves. We have now 10 large Premier League video games to return to and attempt to qualify for the Champions League. However the style for fulfillment leaves you wanting extra days like this.

‘There are two methods we will react to this cup win. We have now to take the constructive, not the adverse. We have now to make use of the love and feeling that we obtained in the present day as a driver to work more durable, prepare more durable – and our focus from in the present day could be very a lot on the longer term.’

But it surely was captain Bruno Guimaraes who stole the present on the City Moor, when he instructed followers: ‘I instructed my team-mates earlier than the ultimate… “We go on the market as gamers, we come again in as f****** legends!”.’

The Magpies ended their 70-year home trophy drought in opposition to Liverpool earlier this month