Theo Walcott: "None of us wanted to look the boss in the eye. It was such a disappointment.
"When you are 4-0 up and want to win the league, it shouldn't happen, even if you have a man sent off.
"Newcastle taught us a lesson. They showed us how to play against 10 men. We are known for keeping the ball. On Saturday we didn't.
"The first half performance was the best I have been involved in.
"I watched it again on Match of the Day. I couldn't change the result and I didn't want to sulk. I wanted to see my goal as well.
"I definitely think this is our best chance of winning some silverware.
"We haven't won trophies for a long time. This is the year we need to.
"So many of the other England players have medals. It would be nice to be part of that.
"When I look at the finals and see them lifting up the trophies, I want to be there as well."