Newcastle United are in desperate need of some inspiration from somewhere for their senior side, but this latest piece of news is regarding the club’s U23 side. Lee Ryder of The Chronicle took to Twitter this morning to confirm the news that Niel Redfearn is now working alongside Ben Dawson as a coach for the club’s U23 side.
#nufc now have former Leeds and Rotherham boss Neil Redfearn working with Ben Dawson as coach for the Under-23s. More to follow.
— Lee Ryder (@lee_ryder) October 2, 2018
The fans are delighted to see that Redfearn has been given a job alongside Dawson with the club’s U23s and some fans have even made the bold claim that the ex-Leeds and Rotherham man will be the next to take up the managerial job at St James Park when Rafa Benitez is eventually poached by a top side in the Champions League. Of course, no Newcastle fan wants to lose Benitez but if the Spaniard does go they’ll need to ensure they get the right man in.
Redfearn has the credentials to be a good coach at St James Park and it seems like a stroke of genius to get him in for the club’s U23s. Ben Dawson’s side boasts some very impressive young talents and Redfearn will only help in bringing those youngster’s levels up even further. It’s likely that Benitez had a say in getting the 53-year-old in and the Magpies will be hoping they can see the impact that Redfearn as on the pitch in the coming matches.
You can read The Geordies’ verdict on Redfearn’s appointment here:
he'll be our new manager come next season
— Peter Gallagher (@peter_gallagher) October 2, 2018
good coach. helped developed some of the young players coming up at #LUFC
— The Perennial Pundit (@PerennialPundit) October 2, 2018
Next season.. Redfearn new magpies boss as Rafa takes a champions league job
— chez (@ChezObrien) October 2, 2018
https://twitter.com/MichaelMidd90/status/1047042805573607425
Preparing for next season?
— Jim Leach (@jimma1958) October 2, 2018
https://twitter.com/rogerframes/status/1047055179298889728
The fans are delighted with the Redfearn appointment and will be keen to see the impact he has on the club as he beds in at St James Park.







