Revealed: What Kieran Trippier privately said to Newcastle’s players after fan incident at Bournemouth

In a disappointing performance for Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United, the team faced considerable challenges, including injuries and the need for players like Lewis Miley to start for the first time, and Ben Parkinson making his competitive debut. The situation worsened with Miguel Almiron sustaining a hamstring injury, likely ruling him out for the upcoming game against Chelsea.

After the match, there was significant disappointment, and an incident occurred between a Newcastle supporter and Kieran Trippier. The two exchanged words, with Trippier expressing frustration and asking the supporter to consider the club’s extensive injury list. Joelinton intervened, pulling Trippier away, and the supporter later apologized for his comments.

The incident has garnered substantial attention, leading to criticism from figures like Garth Crooks aimed at the entire Newcastle fanbase. Simon Jordan suggested that Trippier should have avoided responding to the situation.

The Telegraph has provided details about what happened with the Newcastle players after the altercation, offering insights into the aftermath of the incident.

What Kieran Trippier said to Newcastle teammates after Bournemouth incident

According to the Telegraph, Kieran Trippier faced questions from some of his teammates regarding his confrontation with a fan, with inquiries as to why he chose to engage. Reportedly, the 33-year-old did not offer an apology but instead emphasized the high standards set by the club.

Trippier reportedly reminded the players that they should avoid putting themselves in a position where they could be questioned by supporters for not giving their best effort. The defender is noted for his high standards and leadership within the dressing room, expecting everyone to match his level of commitment.

While acknowledging that the team was under significant strain and faced challenging circumstances against Bournemouth, Trippier refused to use it as an excuse. He sees the incident as a reminder of the progress made and the expectations now set for the team. Trippier’s approach highlights his commitment to maintaining high standards and fostering a culture of accountability within the squad.