Fulham 1-1 Newcastle: What Jaissle said
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Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "A step in the right direction after the last performance. That's something we can really build on.
"I think there were occasions also to win that game. Of course, the disallowed goal, a soft one, I would say. I see it different then also a big chance at the end.
"Then you should go home with three points but one point and a performance is something we can work on."
On Jacob Murphy's goal: "A brilliant goal and, in general, a great performance. Really solid defensively, he did his job, and offensive-wise, with such a goal, a great evening for him."
On his yellow card: "Not understandable really. I was shouting at my player that he should get up because if we can lose him for one minute at a decisive moment of the game, yeah, he should get up.
"Only when he is really injured can I understand it. The referee then gives me the yellow card. That's strange."
On Dan Burn's disallowed goal: "Do you think it's a foul? In the Premier League? No."
On the international break: "It's now time to reflect and recharge also with a long season ahead of us, then pull out the things we need to improve and there are a couple of aspects.
"But today showed a clear direction in the right way so we can build on that."
Listen to Jaissle on BBC Radio Newcastle here
Did you know?
Jacob Murphy scored his first Premier League goal in 19 games, his first ever left-footed goal in the competition.