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Taylor unhappy with Atromitos crowd

25 August 2012 07:37

Ryan Taylor has slammed Atromitos supporters after being struck with a missile during Newcastle's 1-1 draw at the Greek club on Thursday.

Taylor was hit with a bolt thrown from the crowd as he lined up a set-piece but regained his composure to score for Newcastle and help to earn his side a draw in the Europa League qualifying tie.

"I think their fans let themselves down. I went over for a corner and I got hit on the back with a bolt," Taylor told Sky Sports.

"I didn't say anything, but it wasn't nice. There's no place in football for that. From that corner onwards, I think they had something against me."

Teenager Adam Campbell become the youngest player to feature for the Tyneside club in Europe following his appearance as a second-half substitute against Atromitos.

And the 17-year-old expressed his delight at playing, saying: "It was the proudest day of my life, definitely, by far.

"When we came and I knew we had 19 men for an 18-man squad, I thought I'd probably miss out. I was here just to enjoy the experience.

"I would have had I played or not, it wouldn't have made a difference. But to actually get in the squad and get on knowing I'd be the youngest player was amazing.

"Knowing that I have my own little record for the club I support - I can't put that into words. I can't describe what it means to me."

Next up for Newcastle is a match away to Chelsea on Saturday.

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Info

Competition
UEFA Europa League
Date
23 August 2012
Kick-off
19:00
Half-time
1 - 1
Full-time
1 - 1
On aggregate
1 - 2

Goals

D. Epstein 24'
(assist by N. Beljić) 
1 - 0
1 - 1
45'+1 R. Taylor

Lineups

Substitutes

Wednesday 19 June

Tuesday 18 June

Monday 17 June

23:55
23:12
21:13
21:09
20:39
20:37
20:35
20:00
19:36
19:20
19:16
18:53
18:36
18:35
17:59
17:43
17:33
17:23
17:17
16:54
16:20
16:14
16:11
15:52
15:45
15:32
14:33
13:22
13:11
12:57
12:55
11:59
11:47
11:09
10:09
07:20
07:19
06:47
03:53
03:07
01:53
01:39
00:17

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