Jaissle Apologizes to Fans: "I Promise We Will Learn"

Matthias Jaissle apologized to the fans of this newly promoted Premier League side after Newcastle's heavy 4-1 defeat to Coventry.

According to the "Sports Three" report, Newcastle were the main favorites to win this match before traveling to Coventry, but in the end, they suffered a heavy defeat with the goals of Jack Rodoni, Siddiqui Sharif, Ellis Sims and Steven Mfoni.

In an interview with the BBC after the match, the head coach of Newcastle apologized to the fans who came to the stadium to support the team. He said: "We are definitely sad. The players feel the same in the dressing room. When you think you should have won a race, it's not a pleasant feeling to experience.

All we can do is apologize to the fans who traveled all this way to support us. We must carefully examine our performance; Especially in the penalty area, both in the defensive and offensive phases. What we lacked was enough passion and drive to score goals and finish attacks. We have to learn from these mistakes and I promise we will work for it."

He said about the opponent's penalty: "This can happen in football, especially when you are in charge of a young team. However, even then we could come back and win.

In the scene of the second goal, I think Joe Wheelock was fouled, but the referee didn't blow his whistle. As a result, he was not present at the point where the ball landed after the out was thrown. We have to make progress on the issues that we have control over."

Regarding receiving the second goal immediately after the start of the second half, he added: "Conceiving a goal is not pleasant under any circumstances, but our plan after the start of the second half was to return to the field and change the result. The players believed that we can do this and that's why we scored the first goal and the flow of the game changed in our favor. This is one of the issues that we should learn from; When we are in a dangerous area, we must not lose the ball. "We should not allow the opponent to score the third goal, because after that it will be very difficult to return to the game."