Matt Targett reckons that a jumping St James' Park can help Newcastle United take a major step towards Champions League qualification on Sunday.
The left-back is pushing for a start in Eddie Howe's team but is looking forward to the comforts of home after three successive away matches. Newcastle yielded six points from nine against West Ham, Brentford and Aston Villa from a clutch of games many may have accepted a win and two draws from.
Targett was blown away by Newcastle's travelling army at Villa Park with 3,000 fans staying behind to applaud the team's efforts - despite their worst performance of the campaign by some margin. Looking back Targett told Chronicle Live: "They're incredible - home and away.
