Newcastle player clashes with fans

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By: Manu Tournoux

Newcastle player clashes with fans

After Newcastle’s defeat at Bournemouth, Kieran Trippier had a tense exchange with supporters.

Far from the team that defeated Paris Saint-Germain in early October, Newcastle has just gone through a delicate week with a defeat at Dortmund in the Champions League on Tuesday and a setback in the league at Bournemouth this Saturday, a very bad operation for the Magpies before the international break.

Problematic injuries

Present at the Vitality Stadium, some supporters of the club expressed their dissatisfaction, and it is Kieran Trippier who went to meet them. Also very upset, the England international tried to justify the bad patch his team went through. “How many injured do we have? »he repeated before being pushed aside by a steward and one of his teammates.

The list of injured players is indeed a problem since Barnes, Botman, Burn, Guimaraes, Isak, Manquillo, Murphy, Targett and Wilson are in the infirmary, while Sandro Tonali is suspended following the sports betting affair .

Manu Tournoux

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