Newcastle Boss Eddie Howe confessed to not feel “100 percent” after returning to work after a serious color of pneumonia.

Howe went to the hospital 11. April after I don’t feel unwanted for more days and missed the prime league of his side against Manchester United, Crystal palace and Aston Villa.

47-year-old, who led Newcastle Their first larger trophy in 56. years earlier this season was not fully recovered, but he is eager to return to work with the winners of the Cup League.

“I’m fine. I’m not 100 percent in my body but I would like to think I’m in my head very close to 100 percent, which is the most important thing“” Howe said journalists on Friday.

“I tried to drink positively from any experience I think it’s really important to try and do it, but it was a real challenge because your health, you are taking health.

“I definitely have you even when you don’t have a luxury feeling normal, it can be very difficult.

“I must have passed through a series of emotions, but fortunately I feel like I’m on my way to recovery, most importantly and amazing I am here. “

Jason Tindall coach assistant is filled with hows, insurance comprehensive victories in United and Palace before last weekend 4-1 loss in the villa.

With the fifth newcastle in the middle of a tense battle for the qualification for the Champions League over the first five fineses, however will be Back to St James Park for Saturday conflict with low Ipswich.

“I watched and turned on those first two games. I didn’t feel good enough to probably enjoy performances, but great thanks to the players because they gave everything in those two games to get two mass victories for us“He said.

“Staff behaved and behaved absolutely great so real tribute to them and now I have returned I hope I can add some group as we go in the last five games. “

He asked whether his illness could become life-free without quick action: “I’m one of these people, probably like most men, not to drive through everything, you don’t think I’ll fight in a few days, I’ll be fine in a few days.

“So I was very grateful to the doctor, Paul Catterson, behaving quickly because without that rapid intervention could have a different outcome. “

It will be a while before howe feels able to join training with their players, but easier to return to everyday routine.

“I came back and it was a normal service continued, probably the minus of running around,” he said.

“It is much more reserved physical and I think I will be so for a while but I must be back to normal service. “