Bruno Guimaraes has issued a heartfelt appeal to Newcastle United following the ‘extremely unsatisfactory’ situation that unfolded during the match against Brentford.

Bruno Guimaraes has issued a heartfelt appeal to Newcastle United following the ‘extremely unsatisfactory’ situation that unfolded during the match against Brentford.

Bruno Guimaraes characterized his team’s performance as a ‘mess’ in the aftermath of their 4-2 defeat to Brentford on Saturday.

Eddie Howe’s team found themselves behind on two occasions during the first half; however, goals from Alexander Isak and Harvey Barnes enabled them to equalize with their opponents before the interval.

Nevertheless, when Nathan Collins’ strike propelled Brentford into the lead for the third time, the Magpies were unable to salvage the situation and ultimately capitulated to a fourth goal from Kevin Schade in the closing moments of the match.

After delivering an impressive performance against Liverpool earlier in the week, Newcastle failed to replicate that success in the capital, resulting in a performance and outcome that will leave them profoundly disheartened.

They will be particularly dejected not only by the final scoreline on Saturday but also by the manner in which they conceded all four goals.

Following a tumultuous first half during which they ought to have achieved parity with their opponents, Newcastle found themselves trailing within 11 minutes of the second period and were ultimately unable to recover from this setback.

In an interview with Premier League Productions following the match,

Guimaraes expressed his belief that his team descended into a state of disarray after conceding a third goal, characterizing their experience at the Gtech Community Stadium as “extremely disappointing.”Guimaraes expressed,

This is exceedingly disappointing.” During the initial half, we experienced several commendable instances; however, following the third goal, we became disoriented and lost our sense of control.

We needed to make adjustments in the first half to engage effectively in the match.

However, following the concession of the third goal, our performance deteriorated significantly; we frequently relinquished possession of the ball and consequently faced repercussions for our errors.

I would like to express my gratitude to the supporters who attended despite inclement weather conditions.

We now have a week to recuperate and prepare to face Leicester at home.

“We must effect a transformation.” In the previous season, we boasted one of the most formidable defenses in the league; however, we are currently experiencing a significant increase in the number of goals conceded.

This matter pertains to the entire team; we must devise a strategy to prevent conceding goals.