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Matthias Jaissle caught in the storm as Newcastle struggle without European fix

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BBC SportMatthias Jaissle caught in the storm as Newcastle struggle without European fix
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Panic building among fans as club visit Craven Cottage but head coach has resolute support of hierarchy At least Matthias Jaissle has a sense of humour. “There’s a lot of storm at the moment,” reflected Newcastle’s head coach on Thursday. A wry smile…

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