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Irishman covering Newcastle United for BBC Sport
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Analysis: Signs are good in survival bid Original

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By Ciaran Kelly Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
One or two Hull City players shook their heads almost in disbelief at full-time. They could not believe they had not taken something from this game. It was a mark of how far Sergej Jakirovic's side have come. Hull could have gone under after going 2-0 down so early on, but the visitors rallied at half-time following Konstantinos Tzolakis' penalty save.
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Analysis: A tale of two halves

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By Ciaran Kelly Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Analysis: A tale of two halves Matthias Jaissle had made it clear to his players that they needed to take losing a duel personally following their meek performance against Leeds United. That message got through to his side on Saturday - in the first half, at least. It was rather telling that Lewis Miley won the ball back high up the field in the build-up to Willock's opener, while Lewis Hall also dispossessed a blue shirt before doubling his side's lead just a few minutes later.
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Jaissle 'still in a phase of figuring things out'

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By Ciaran Kelly Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Matthias Jaissle spent the bus journey home from Monday's tough game at Leeds United digging into the detail behind the defeat with his analysts. However, just as Jaissle has not allowed himself to get too high following positive results, he has not tended to emotionally rip up the foundations after a setback, either, as former Red Bull Salzburg midfielder Zlatko Junuzovic explained.
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