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Newcastle fans react to debut of winger Allan Saint-Maximin against Arsenal

Newcastle fans react to debut of winger Allan Saint-Maximin against Arsenal

Newcastle suffered defeat in Steve Bruce’s first Premier League game in charge, with Arsenal running out 1-0 winners at St James’ Park.

However, despite the result, Bruce was able to hand Premier League debuts to several players, including Allan St Maximin.

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On social media, several Newcastle fans reacted to the debut of the Frenchman.

Martin thinks that the attacker will be an entertainer once he properly gets going at Newcastle.

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Twitter: Must have been watching a different game to others judging by comments. Almiron has desire but wasnt impressive at… https://t.co/5SyY7IYNaO (@_Wilko_)

Rares believes that Saint-Maximin will be a nightmare for visitors at St James’ Park.

Twitter: Saint-Maximin and Carroll are going to be a nightmare for visiting teams. #NEWARS #AFC #NUFC (@rares_negrut)

Josh thinks that Saint Maximin had a good game, but he still needs to improve his final product.

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Twitter: Allan Saint-Maximin has looked decent in spells since coming on for #NUFC but must improve his final ball. Does wel… https://t.co/lgKk0IIatA (@Buntingfootball)

Cheif Orator thinks that the winger has that special something that should excite fans this season.

Twitter: Allan Saint-Maximin really has that “thing” about him. You feel something electric every time the ball touches his… https://t.co/3lhm8rTKiY (@chieforator)


Read Newcastle’s verdict

It was a decent afternoon for the Frenchman, who showed some sparks of ability after being subbed on.

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He will almost certainly start at Norwich, and Steve Bruce will be hoping for more from his new signing.

Saint-Maximin almost has to start, especially after some players in the Newcastle side didn’t perform that well at all in the defeat.

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