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‘This is not a Playstation game’ – Jaissle on his Newcastle side’s struggles

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Matthias Jaissle has urged his Newcastle players to take greater responsibility for their decision-making on the pitch, insisting they cannot be coached through every moment of a game.The Newcastle Un...

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