Dan burn lifts lid on what happened at newcastle after bournemouth wake up call

THE COMMANDING CENTRE-BACK SAYS THAT EDDIE HOWE SHARED HIS FRUSTRATION WITH THE TEAM LAST WEEK AND THE POSITIVE RESPONSE HELPED PRODUCE THREE POINTS AT SOUTHAMPTON 07:00, 27 Jan 2025

Newcastle United star Dan Burn believes that he and his team-mates hit the reset button after the 4-1 humbling to AFC Bournemouth. And that the Cherries' lethal hammering of Nottingham

Forest helped to add a little bit of extra context to their defeat at St James' Park. The Bournemouth loss brought a nine-game winning run in all competitions to an end and cost the

current crop of stars a place in the club record books. But Blyth lad Burn is determined to take the positives out of last weekend's defeat and feels it gave Newcastle a building block

for the victory at Southampton. Burn told Chronicle Live on the South Coast: "You can get a little bit far ahead of yourself. But as I said, even at the start of the season when we were

quite inconsistent. I don't think anything has really changed. We've just tried to keep hitting our standards. "It was more of the same from the gaffer in the week,

obviously. I think he was just as frustrated as we were because we got out-fought against Bournemouth." Article continues below When told about the big win for the Dorset side, Burn

said: "Obviously they're on fire, Bournemouth, at the minute. To beat Forest 5-0 at home is an amazing result. It changes it a little bit." Burn signed off in the mixed zone

by dedicating the three points against the Saints to the 3,000 fans who battled through the elements to make it to St Mary's. Burn said: "Obviously, they travelled through a storm

yesterday, on trains and buses, through engineering works, everything, but they were amazing. To see them fill out the away allocation is amazing."