Leeds United manager Sam Allardyce played down criticism of Newcastle's much-maligned game-management techniques, accusing Manchester United of also being guilty of timewasting.
Allardyce will take charge of his first home game with Leeds on Saturday, welcoming Newcastle United to Elland Road. Eddie Howe's side have been accused of using game-management techniques throughout the season, with Nick Pope taking the longest on goal-kicks in the entire league.
Ahead of February's Carabao Cup final at Wembley, Ten Hag labelled the Magpies' tactics 'annoying' and pointed to the stats suggesting their matches see the ball in play for the least amount of time. But Allardyce hit back at Ten Hag and Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp. insisting every side does the same thing.