Eddie Howe reveals how quickly he shifts focus after celebrations and gets back to work

Eddie Howe is undoubtedly one of the most dedicated and focused individuals at Newcastle United. His passion for football is all-consuming, with his job consistently taking precedence in his life—a fact he's openly shared in numerous interviews.

Howe’s achievements aren’t due to mere fortune or innate ability. His success is the result of years of hard work, determination, and continuous self-improvement. After securing the Carabao Cup with Newcastle, he remains as driven as ever, eager to achieve even more.

He has previously discussed how winning the trophy has only fueled his ambition to reach greater heights. His track record of defying expectations suggests that doubting him would be unwise.

This is a manager who, after being let go by Bournemouth, took a brief break before quickly realizing that rest wasn’t for him. He decided to travel across Europe to observe and learn from some of the best coaches in the business, soaking in as much knowledge as possible before making his return to management.

Eddie Howe was asked how long it was before he got back into work mode

So his answer to the question in this morning's press conference of how long he waited after the cup final win to get back into work mode will surprise nobody.

"Really, honestly, it was the next day. It's just how I'm wired and it's how I'm built, and I tried to sort of have a word with myself and change how I am, but I couldn't - so I was back watching the Liverpool game the next day.

"On my own, analysing the game and going through it for what we need to improve...

"I can't change who I am, so I enjoyed that because it was a good performance and you always enjoy it when you play well, and then it was a case of watching Brentford for the same day and being straight back to work."