Jason Tindall has gotten back among the headlines lately because of his behavior in certain Newcastle United matches. The Magpies’ assistant manager was sent off in their recent 3-0 win over Aston Villa on Boxing day for being part of a ’20-man melee’ in the St. James Park tunnel and doing something offensive to the ...
Jason Tindall has become one of the most recognizable faces at Newcastle United thanks to his eccentric mannerisms on the touchline. Often criticized for being too much of an ‘attention seeker’ and trying to take the spotlight away from manager Eddie Howe, Tindall has a bigger responsibility than what other Premier League assistant managers have. ...
In football, where the managers are often as scrutinized as the players, Newcastle United’s assistant manager Jason Tindall has carved out a niche of his own. Known lovingly (and humorously) as “Mad Dog” by football Twitter, Tindall has become the face of countless memes, whether it’s for his cheeky attempts to outshine head coach Eddie ...
Newcastle United fans are absolutely loving the revolution that manager Eddie Howe and his assistant coach Jason Tindall have brought onto the club. The two long-time buddies have taken the Magpies from fighting in the bottom half of the Premier League table to finishing in fourth place in the Premier League last season – which ...
The role of an assistant manager in a football club is to stay in the shadows and help the manager implement his style better, but it doesn’t appear that Newcastle United coach Jason Tindall got that message. According to Football Twitter, the 45-year-old might be suffering from a major case of ‘main character syndrome’. This ...
