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Confident Matthias Jaissle asks Newcastle to ‘avoid the negativity from outside’

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

German coach says he has ‘full confidence’ in his squad
Plans for new £190m training facility also announced

Matthias Jaissle has insisted that Newcastle’s new crop of “under pressure” young players command his “full confidence” and hopes that supporters and reporters will start exhibiting similar belief.

Eddie Howe’s successor is preparing for his first Premier League game at St James’ Park on Sunday when Liverpool are the visitors.

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