Matthias Jaissle insists Newcastle's players understand his instructions and says he wasn't blaming them after Monday's defeat to Everton.

Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle has denied pointing fingers at his squad following Monday's defeat to Everton, addressing reports of player confusion ahead of their trip to Fulham. Speaking at a press conference, Jaissle insisted that the players understand his tactical instructions, maintain strong unity, and feel comfortable communicating openly with the coaching staff.
Jaissle also clarified his remarks regarding long-ball tactics, noting that direct passes remain a viable option when playing out from the back risks turnovers. Meanwhile, writer Phil Huggan argues that Jaissle's explanations appear to be backtracking after publicly criticizing the squad's execution against Everton.
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