Livid Kieran Trippier confronts Newcastle followers after limp defeat at Bournemouth as he shouts ‘what number of accidents have we acquired?’ earlier than team-mates pull him away as tempers flare on south coast

Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier was pulled away from his aspect’s travelling part after turning into embroiled in a spat with a supporter after their loss at Bournemouth.

After Dominic Solanke’s second-half double condemned Eddie Howe’s injury-hit guests to defeat, Newcastle’s gamers trudged over to applaud the away contingent.

There, nevertheless, Trippier was noticed taking exception to a remark from one particular person, with the efforts of the defender’s team-mates seemingly questioned.

Joelinton stepped in to take away Trippier from the state of affairs, although the latter was caught on digicam difficult the supporter and pointing to the checklist of absentees.

Howe then consoled the 33-year-old earlier than they disappeared down the tunnel.

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Responding to the supporter, Trippier was heard shouting: ‘So the lads aren’t giving all the pieces? What number of accidents have we acquired, what number of accidents have we acquired? Hey?’

However throughout his post-match media duties, Trippier was questioned on the argument however seemed to minimize its significance, insisting there isn’t any have to panic. 

‘The followers are emotional, after all they’re,’ he instructed Sky Sports activities. ‘They’ve travelled a good distance, they spend some huge cash to come back and watch us. 

‘I used to be simply having a chat with one in all them, I mentioned we’re giving all the pieces. 

‘There is no such thing as a have to panic, we’re nonetheless in a very good place within the league, we’re nonetheless within the Champions League, Carabao Cup quarter-finals, there isn’t any have to panic.

‘We acquired beat, we do apologise for that outcome, however crucial factor is that the lads are giving all the pieces. We’re giving extra below the circumstances.’ 

Magpies boss Howe additionally commented on the incident, saying: ‘Kieran is okay. 

‘Feelings run excessive, all of us really feel emotional. No issues. We thank all of our away help, that was robust for them at this time.’

Newcastle’s followers made the 700-mile spherical journey all the way down to the south coast to observe the defeat simply days after their Champions League loss at Borussia Dortmund. 

Howe’s damage checklist now stands at 12, with Miguel Almiron having limped out of the showdown with an obvious hamstring difficulty so as to add to his supervisor’s nightmare.

Callum Wilson, Alexander Isak, Dan Burn, Harvey Barnes and Jacob Murphy are amongst these dominated out, whereas Sandro Tonali is suspended after betting offences.