Here are the highlights from Matthias Jaissle’s Fulham press conference

Matthias Jaissle Fulham held a press conference on Thursday.

This is ahead of the Newcastle United match at Craven Cottage on Saturday, kick-off at 3pm.

Newcastle United will be looking to bounce back from their Premier League defeat at Everton on Monday night.

Of course, United exited the Carabao Cup at the Hill Dickinson Stadium last Thursday after losing twice to the Toffees in less than a week.

The head coach made a statement to the press.

Matthias Jaissle Fulham press conference: “It’s up to us to go in the right direction again and perform better. Analyze in detail, talk and then regroup. If you see the players, they want to react on their faces. We have to step in everything we can influence, use every situation to make the little details better. We talked about Monday. [against Everton]we analyzed in detail, we worked as a group. We have such a good group, we have a good relationship with the players. We can truly count on our union. Everyone is fully committed.”

Newcastle United boss Matthias Jaissle, who insisted his criticism of the players’ lack of tactics had been lost in translation, explained that long balls are not banned: “I don’t know if it’s a misinterpretation or a language barrier, but when I explain it in the press conference, there’s an element of it. We sometimes talk about the no-risk zone, where we’ve had critical turnovers in the past that have led to goals. If there’s an open risk of turnover, I’d rather play with the long ball than our striker, and my protecting and developing the ball there made a mistake that day.” decisions”.

Matthias Jaissle talks about the desire to be flexible depending on the circumstances: “We’ve already adjusted our framework here and there, our principles, according to the opposition. With that, we can support the players. At the end of the day, even if they’re on the field, it’s not a PlayStation game.”

Matthias Jaissle asked about 18-year-old Sean Steur, who Newcastle United fans want to see more of: “He showed in this last match that he can add a lot of good things to our game, even though it was a bit different against Everton, but he has a lot of potential. We have to find a way for him to play more minutes as his development is going in the right direction.”