Things are not going well in Newcastle. Saturday's new 0-3 defeat by Chelsea and in fact at "St. James Park" brought new turmoil. Service coach Graham Jones has called on the new owners of the North England club to bring in a new face to the team, capable of inspiring footballers.

Jones, who temporarily took over the reins of the team following the joint departure of Steve Bruce earlier this month, two weeks after the club passed into the hands of the investment group from Saudi Arabia, sees that he can fix almost nothing.

So now that Newcastle is penultimate with 4 points after 10 games and without a win yet, take this initiative!

"We are fighting to avoid relegation. There is no doubt about that," Jones, whose team "suffers" in both the occupation and its defense duties, told reporters. "We have to face it as men, stay united and believe that we will overcome it. I think the team needs a new face.

The fans were fantastic. It is not the style of football that the fans are used to, we want to attack, we want to score".

At the moment, according to the British media, the former favorite is the Portuguese Paulo Fonseca, former coach of Roma. But at the moment no one can say for sure whether Fonseca will be the "chosen one" of the new administration or the Swiss, Lucien  Favre or the Englishman, Frank Lampard. While the name of the Italian, Antonio Conte, is always hovering, although from Sunday night he seems to be moving away, as the "sirens" from Tottenham are calling him, side.