+18 | Play Responsibly | T&C's Apply | Commercial Content | Publishing Principles
Kieran Trippier Newcastle fansGetty Images

WATCH: 'How many injuries have we got?!' - Kieran Trippier involved in heated row with Newcastle fans after shock Bournemouth loss

Article continues below

Article continues below

Article continues below

  • Trippier involved in a heated exchange with fans
  • Newcastle went down 0-2 against Bournemouth
  • Magpies suffered two more injuries
  • Joelinton Kieran TrippierGetty Images

    WHAT HAPPENED?

    English international full-back Kieran Trippier was seen confronting a set of Newcastle United fans after the club's Premier League clash against Bournemouth on Saturday which they lost 2-0 courtesy of Dominic Solanke's brace. Trippier got involved in a heated exchange with the supporters and eventually, he had to be pulled back by his team-mate Joelinton.

  • Advertisement
  • WATCH THE CLIP

  • WHAT DID KIERAN TRIPPIER SAY

    Speaking to Sky Sports after the game, the 33-year-old explained, "The fans are emotional, of course they are. They have travelled a long way, they spend a lot of money to come and watch us. I was just having a chat with one of them, I said we are giving everything. There is no need to panic, we are still in a good position in the league, we are still in the Champions League, Carabao Cup quarter-finals, there is no need to panic. We got beat, we do apologise for that result, but the most important thing is that the lads are giving everything. We are giving more under the circumstances."

  • Eddie Howe Manchester City Newcastle Premier League 2022-23Getty

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Eddie Howe is already dealing with injuries to star players like Jacob Murphy and Alexander Isak and on Saturday, Miguel Almiron and Fabian Schar had to leave the pitch with hamstring injuries.

  • WHAT NEXT?

    The international break will bring some relief to the injury-riddled Magpies camp who will next be seen in action on November 25 against Chelsea in the Premier League.

0