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|March 18, 2025
Buoyant Newcastle eye top four as Howe in line for £4m pay rise
Kieran Trippier has stressed Newcastle's Carabao Cup win will not distract the team from their overriding ambition this season of achieving Champions League qualification.
Trippier is a key member of Newcastle's dressing-room leadership group as vice-captain and his message to teammates will be unequivocal. "Myself and the rest of the leadership group will keep everybody level-headed," the former England full-back said after making it plain that the squad had "definitely not" become legends overnight.
"We'll enjoy the occasion but the most important thing is that we've got 10 games left and we want to finish in the top four. You don't want to get carried away. It's all about building and we've got a big run-in ahead."
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