Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is remaining calm after the Magpies conceded five goals in the second half at Fulham to lose 5-2. However, they remain level on points with fifth-placed Arsenal, and a point ahead of Liverpool in seventh.
Speaking from the club's warm-weather training camp in Tenerife, he told NUFC TV:
"Arsenal lost, Stoke lost, Chelsea got a draw, so we find ourselves not too much different to where we were at the start of that game.
"It's gone, there's nothing we can do about it.
"The second half, we will reflect on and make sure that never happens again. We just lost our way, and that can happen in a Premier League season.
"But there is nothing to panic about or worry about. We are in a fantastic position and if our fans are a little bit concerned after Saturday, they shouldn't be.
"We are looking at those above, don't worry about that." "It was a disappointing game, but not a disappointing weekend, fortunately, because the results mean we are still right in there, and that's where we want to be.
