NEWCASTLE, England (Reuters) – Newcastle United winger Allan Saint-Maximin has known as on his teammates to “cease talking and to present” following one other disappointing draw for the Magpies as they as soon as once more let a late lead slip of their Premier League sport with Watford.
Saint-Maximin scored a virtuoso solo objective early within the second half and suffered his justifiable share of robust tackles throughout the 90 minutes, solely to see Newcastle concede an equaliser within the 88th minute as the sport led to a 1-1 draw.
“We can’t simply really feel prefer it’s completed. We know we’ve a very good high quality and what we are able to do. It’s time to cease talking and to present,” he advised the BBC.
“We actually have to do some issues in opposition to it, as a result of if this retains going we won’t keep within the league. At the second it isn’t sufficient.”
The 24-year-old French winger has been one of many few vivid spots for the Magpies in a season the place they’ve struggled, however even he was dissatisfied with Saturday’s capitulation to fellow strugglers Watford.
“When they rating within the 88th minute, and you’ve got only some minutes left, it’s the similar story. It turns into actually tough to rating. It’s a very good draw for Watford and actually dangerous for Newcastle,” he stated.
With Newcastle nonetheless caught within the relegation locations, he’s hoping for some assist from new signing Chris Wood, who made his debut after signing from Burnley earlier within the week.
“He can provide lots to Newcastle. He wants extra time to understand how to play with the players, however I feel he’ll assist the group. He is an enormous man and can rating essential objectives for Newcastle, we actually want him to win video games,” Saint-Maximin stated.
(Reporting by Philip O’Connor; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
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