Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews on Antoni Milambo and Josh Dasilva: "[Milambo] probably not [available] just yet. He's trained pretty consistently over the last week, 10 days, and did a really tough session today.

"Josh is a little bit closer but we'll look to build him more and more as the weeks go on."

Yehor Yarmoliuk is back available after completing his three-match suspension.

Hull City

Hull City manager Sergej Jakirovic on how he can win the game at the Emirates, just like Hull City did in 2008: "We need Andy Dawson."

Dawson, who is a current coach, played in the game in 2008 for Hull City against Arsenal.

"He is with us which is good.

"We will see. I have watched a lot of Arsenal's games and tried to find something, but they are brilliant and a very strong team. No matter who is on the pitch, they will make it a very difficult game for us."

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Leeds United

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke on how James Trafford has reacted after last week's mistake: "He has delivered top performances for us. He was involved in the first and decisive goal but especially as a young goalkeeper, he will learn from this. It's important for me that he wasn't shy of confidence this week. I don't want him to change his game. Of course he will be in goal this weekend."

That's all from Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle, who seems confident of turning things around.

Time to sweep up the last few answers from today's Premier League news conferences.

Newcastle United

A final word from Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle on how concerned he is by the lack of goals from forward players: "I think they know it themselves. I don't need to mention that a striker needs to always be aware of every situation in a game. When there is anything coming into the penalty area then I need to be there as a striker. If something is dropping or if there is a cross possible, then I am there. They know it. They work hard on it. They work hard on their finishing. We can be for sure more efficient and hopefully in the future we see the progress."

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Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle was asked how he is dealing with all the outside noise: "I try and focus on the things that I can influence and that is not rumours and speculation. This is something that I am really consistent with in my approach. I try and handle the things that I can handle and I can influence. There is a lot of storm at the moment. We need to improve the things we can improve and that remains our full focus."

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BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

As he left the room, Oliver Glasner joked that he had talked too much.

The 58-minute press conference from the Nottingham Forest boss covered his comments about there being no compromises at the club, as he drew on several analogies while discussing Forest's struggles.

He described the training ground as Forest's Las Vegas, saying, "What happens in Las Vegas, stays in Las Vegas", when asked what had changed this week.

Glasner also spoke about educating his players to do the right things on the pitch, comparing it to telling children not to throw food on the floor so they don't do it again.

He went into even greater detail, with further comparisons, during his embargoed section.

A Glasner news conference is always colourful and never boring, but Forest need to translate their manager's demands and ideas onto the pitch if they are to get results.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle on the fitness of Lewis Miley and Joelinton: "Lewis Miley is getting better and better. He showed a good reaction now that he is back from injury. Progress is exactly how I expected and how I wished for.

"Joelinton unfortuantely went out with an injury again and we need to make the final treatment plan for him and see how long he will be out for."

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Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle was asked about the mood in camp since the Everton game: "You don't see the happiest players but you see players in their face that they want to show a reaction. They are also giving me the feeling that they want to be responsible for that. We addressed that. The players addressed that also within them."

On whether he has felt pressure on his position: "I try to not follow things that are written but here and there you get some comments. The nice part is that I got more of a feeling from within the club about how committed they are and that is something really important in a week where there is speculation or rumours. It was good to know, good to feel but I try again in these aspects not to be distracted."

On where those positive feelings have come from: "You feel that in every day work. We work here on the training ground from the morning until the evening and this is something you feel and of course you get here and hear the message. That just shows me that everyone is believing in the long-term project but that also everyone is aware and realistic of the journey and where we are now."

Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle on the fitness of Matias Fernandez-Pardo: "I mentioned in the last press conference that he had a really heavy virus so he was out for more than two weeks. It had a big impact on him so now he is progressing and training with us again and now we need to see against Fulham how he is in a physical state."

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Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle on whether he feels he has the squad that can play his style or whether he will need to tweak things in January: "First of all it is about us to get the best out of the current squad. We have a lot of potential players, young signings but as a manager you always aim for adjustments in each transfer window. It will be my first one in January and you are always aiming for adjustments."

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Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle on whether the players are alligned with his ideas: "Yes, of course. That was never in question, at least I am not aware of it. We have such a good group and such a good relationship already that again, the door is always open and if anything is unclear they are more than welcome to talk about it.

"When you see them in training and see how we are doing, I am pretty sure that everyone understands and are fully committed."

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Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle was asked if he feels everyone in the group is united: "Yes, for sure. That is always good to see. That is the fundamental thing in the process at the moment that we can count on is the unity and togetherness."

On how clear the players are about his instructions and principles: "Really clear. As we lead with open doors, we listen a lot. Not only talking. It is important in my leadership style that you listen to the players and we offer them always an open door so if there is anything unclear then they will drop in when they have the chance. It's like always in life and in football, sometimes you want to do your best but it's a day where you just couldn't and that was the case against Everton. We didn't show a lot of things we wanted to do."

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Time for Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle.

Nottingham Forest

And finally, Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner provided an update on team fitness.

He said there are a few with "minor issues" including sickness and "niggles," but no new injury concerns.

"Nicolo Savona joined team training today," said Glasner. "We managed the load in the session because we have to be careful, but he's on track and looks like he will get some minutes in the friendly in the international break.

"Igor Jesus has also trained the full week so far and looks good. No reaction.

"Nicolas Dominguez joined training as well, but unfortunately he had a setback and was re-injured. He will be out for up to eight weeks now. That's really tough."