Newcastle are in a slump - but will they stick with their new manager?

Newcastle United's hierarchy is continuing to back manager Matthias Jaissle despite a difficult start to the Premier League season, according to reports. The Magpies sit in mid-table having secured only one victory in their previous five league matches, including three defeats in their last four games following a loss to Aston Villa. Despite mounting pressure, the club's board is focusing on supporting the German manager.
The report notes that Newcastle's position could change if the team drops into the relegation zone for an extended period. Meanwhile, former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has been cited as a potential alternative if a managerial change occurs, having previously been considered following Eddie Howe's summer departure.
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