Roy Keane: "The game was dead and buried by half-time. We conceded some unbelievably bad goals and we just have to defend better.
"I don't know if Nolan has scored a hat-trick before but he won't get an easier chance to get one. He must have thought it was Christmas.
"I'm not daft, a lot of supporters voiced their opinions at the end but that is fair enough. They pay their money and they are entitled to that. But we will keep going.
"It (the Sir Bobby Robson tribute before the match) didn't affect the team, what affected them was conceding the second goal so quickly after the first.
"It should have been something to enjoy, there was a good energy in the stadium but we keep giving teams a helping hand.
"You have to cope with set-pieces, it's basic stuff.
"There are no magic wands and confidence comes with results. The longer this run goes on then the harder it will get.
"We have our pride and it has been massively dented. It is hard to take but we have the chance to start to put it right against Sheffield United on Tuesday.
"But if we give goals away like we did today, we will get beat on Tuesday. There is no doubt about that."