Jaisl: We must get back in the right direction

Newcastle United will travel to Fulham for their Premier League match this round, and manager Jaissler has said his team must get back on the right track, emphasizing that the players are eager to respond with outstanding performances on the pitch.

In their last Premier League match, Newcastle United conceded a goal in the second half and suffered a late red card to Ramsey, ultimately losing 0-1 to Everton. After losing three points, Newcastle currently sits in 13th place in the standings with 11 points.

Speaking about the squad situation, Newcastle manager Jaisl said, "Jorington has left the field injured again, and we need to finalize his treatment plan and assess how long he will be out. Lewis Miley is gradually improving, and his body is responding well. His recovery is progressing as I expected and as I hoped."

“Fernandez Pardo had previously contracted a rather serious case of the virus and had been sidelined for more than two weeks. However, he is gradually recovering and has now resumed training with the team. We still need to monitor his physical condition before deciding whether he can participate in the match against Fulham.”

Regarding how to cope with the challenges ahead, Jaisl said, "We discussed the last game and analyzed it in detail, and the whole team participated in the discussion. We have a very good team and maintain good relationships with the players. We can really rely on our unity and everyone is committed to the team."

As for Fulham, Arbeloa's team is currently ranked 15th in the standings with 9 points, and in the last round, they drew 1-1 with Aston Villa.

Jaisl stated, "Now it's up to us. We must get back in the right direction and perform better. We need to do detailed analysis, have open communication, and then reunite."

"Everyone can see from the players' expressions that they are eager to respond on the field. We must improve our performance in everything we can control, make the most of every opportunity, and do a better job in every detail of the game."

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