Newcastle United have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the season, but pundit Stan Collymore believes head coach Eddie Howe could be on borrowed time in the St James' Park hot-seat if he is unable to deliver trophies in the near future.

Progress on the pitch is one thing but everyone needs to be pulling in the same direction behind the scenes if they are to achieve their goals

Newcastle United's ace Alexander Isak is facing uncertainty for the upcoming Fulham game on Saturday, with a last-minute fitness assessment on the cards ahead of their trip to London.

Eddie Howe has spoken to Razor ahead of Fulham v Newcastle.

Eddie Howe believes that Newcastle United are making progress with their performances and praised his side for their impressive start to the season, stating it is “a step in the right direction”. Newcastle secured a 2-1 victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday,

Newcastle travel to Fulham for their latest Premier League assignment but Eddie Howe’s side are already missing a key member of the squad for the trip to Craven Cottage

Newcastle striker Alexander Isak is a doubt for Saturday’s trip to Fulham which could see the Magpies go top of the Premier League. The 24-year-old suffered eye and foot injuries during last Sunday’s 2-1 win at Wolves and Anthony Gordon is standing by to deputise in a central role.

Fulham and Newcastle go head-to-head at Craven Cottage this Saturday in the Premier League. Currently, Marco Silva's team are 12th in the table with 5 points, while Eddie Howe's team are 3rd have 10 points.