Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher were incredulous of Newcastle's dedication taking after the derby thrashing to Sunderland and Tim Krul's choice to address Jermain Defoe at half-time:
The Newcastle 'attendant seemed to hold up in the passage to salute Defoe after he scored a dazzling volley just before the break in Sunday's Premier League conflict at the Stadium of Light.
The objective ended up being the champ as the Black Cats won the Wear-Tyne derby 1-0 - their fifth progressive triumph over their neighborhood rivals.
"I have seen them play a considerable measure not long from now far from home, they have been extraordinary at St James' Park yet far from home there is no craving, no dedication at all," he said.
"I don't realize what it is however when they leave St James' Park, they don't perform. You can lose a derby, it harms, yet you have methods for losing and today they were truly inactive.
"Fans will comprehend losing yet when they play far from home, something is missing."
While there was little Krul could have done to stop Defoe's match-winning strike, Carragher said the 'attendant committed an error by identifying with the England universal at half-time.
"I wouldn't would it or like to see one I could call my own group doing it," said Carragher. "Somebody who couldn't care less about football may say it is great sportsmanship, however when I played in Everton v Liverpool recreations, I would unquestionably not be shaking an Everton's player hand on the off chance that he scored an objective.
"He is really sitting tight for him and grinning. When you play a derby amusement, you don't simply play on the day, there is the fabricate up as the week progressed, the preparation ground, the press, everybody is anxious, you incorporate yourself with a furor when you scorn the resistance.
"Toward the end of the amusement, on the off chance that you lose 1-0 you shake hands and say 'incredible objective Jermain', you don't grin or giggle. We don't realize what he said, however there is probably he is energetic about the club and he resembles one of the pioneers, yet I think it is a misstep.
"I don't know why he is snickering and applauding him of the head, I am not saying he is a shocking character yet regardless of what he says I can't take a gander at that in a huge derby amusement and believe truth is stranger than fiction."
Henry likewise uncovered how his previous Arsenal fellow team member Jens Lehmann would have responded in a comparable circumstance.
"He would have been in the changing area sitting tight for us and he would have stuck us on the divider, saying 'what are we doing?' Even on the off chance that you score in preparing, they say you are fortunate!" he said.
Krul later demanded the pictures had been misconstrued and denied he held up in the passage to praise Defoe.
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