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Newcastle boss Steve McClaren: "I'm very disappointed. That was definitely a poor performance and 'going down' material. The only positive is that we have 10 games to go.

"We have got to find the fighters in the team and the performance today did not epitomise that. We cannot play like that and hope to stay up.

"There was a certain edginess and you could see that in our play. We lost our shape. Normally we are a good attacking team, but today we were poor on the ball. You can only say that the pressure got to them."  

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "That's a big win for us and I thought it was thoroughly deserved. It was a bit nervy at the end but it was great to get a third goal to seal it.

"It was tighter perhaps than it should have been but I was very pleased with a great performance. We had a real threat about us going forward. It was great to see us score three away from home.

"It would mean everything for us [to stay up]. There's a lot of pressure on us but so far we are coping quite well." 

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The influence of Max Gradel, who only recently returned from a serious knee injury suffered in August, was integral to their success today.

He fed the ball to King that led to the own-goal and went close himself with a deflected shot that looped narrowly wide. King himself had one of his best games of the season, producing a confident finish to give his side a two-goal cushion.

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Saj Chowdhury

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"Anti-McClaren chants and angry boos echoed around St James' Park at the end of another pitiful display by the home side.

"Former England boss McClaren cut a beleaguered figure on the touchline, having arrived for the game amid speculation, external that defeat would spell the end of his tenure, which only began in the summer.

"It is now five defeats in six matches for Newcastle - who spent about £100m in the past two transfer windows but again find themselves labouring at the wrong end of the table.

"After the display against the Cherries, few of their supporters would back the team to survive this one.With just 10 Premier League matches remaining, will owner Mike Ashley choose to stick or twist?"

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Next up, Tyneside. 

It was not a happy day for Steve McClaren.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic: "It feels great. We don't have a great record here - we don't have a record here at all to be fair.

"This is why English football is so attractive and so good basically. If they scored a penalty we could have lost three or four nil.

"However, nobody could say that over 90 minutes we didn't deserve it. We did, and that is what makes me proud of the team. It is a great day for West Ham."

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on MOTD

"It was all going Lukaku's way until the penalty. He should put that away.

"Another great save denied him a hat-trick. He was outstanding, but you have to give credit to the referee."

What better time to do it Jack?

Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "The key moment was the penalty. That would have been game over and it is a feeling of missed opportunity.

"Everyone got a bit shocked at that moment. The effort, with a man down, it went to the last 10 minutes we found it difficult to do what we had been doing - the way we had to match 11 men cost us in the final 10 minutes.

"It is a shame we could not win because up until the 78th minute we were well worth winning it."

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An assist for the equalising goal and a composed late winner - what more could West Ham ask of Dimitri Payet?

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The Hammers stopper was on brilliant form today.

Aaron Lennon's goal was brilliant, doubling Everton's lead despite their being a man down... but it all ending up counting for naught...

Fair to say it was a mixed day for Romelu Lukaku...

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Right then, Merseyside next...