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Half time: Smogs 0 Newcastle 2

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Full time: Smogs 0 Newcastle 5

Hat trick hero Andy Carroll commented:

“It was fantastic to get a hat-trick and the penalty miss only made me more determined to get it. 

"I blame James Troisi for that one because he was giving me stick and he wanted to take it. But I stepped up to take it, and I don’t know what happened, but I missed.

“After that I knew I had to get on with the game and I went on to score two more goals.

“I was happy with that. I had to get the penalty miss out of my mind.

“I got a chance soon after that and scored and then completed the hat-trick.

“You have to get misses out of your head and get on with it.

“It’s so important to get goals for any striker and with a new manager coming in, I want to impress.

“Goals can only help you do that.

“The manager wasn’t there last night, but hopefully he will hear about it.

“Last year when I played against Middlesbrough I got a hat-trick in the same fixture and a few people said before the game I would do it again. Thankfully that happened. And coming in a derby game makes it even more special.”

Debutant Tamas Kadar told the official site:

"I am very happy because I didn't think it would be possible to play because of the international clearance.

"I didn't think I had a chance because I only arrived on Sunday but I trained with the first team in the morning then played last night.

"I came off at the end because I felt a little twinge in my knee. I've been training in Hungary on a tough surface but I got caught unluckily by a foul.

"I felt I was OK after that but I came off just as a precaution - it is nothing serious.

"Carroll is very big and strong. He uses his body well and I was very impressed with him. His goals were good and I'm happy to get a win in my first game.

"I enjoyed the game very much and hopefully now I will continue to get plenty of football and learn about the English game and start to pick up the English language.

"It was a fantastic feeling to meet the manager.I was a bit shocked because I have never been face to face with such a famous person. 

He made a big impression on me. He has been very kind and is a very funny guy.

"It has been great to be in Newcastle so far."

Boro coach Steve Agnew commented:

"It's difficult to find words to describe that," said Agnew. "Disappointed is an understatement and the way the players sort of accepted the defeat towards the end is really disappointing.

"They have to know how important it is, what their careers mean to them, what it means playing for Middlesbrough Football Club, what it means playing against Newcastle United in a local derby.

"Watching that I'm not so sure that it meant enough to individuals and to the team, in fact I'm certain it didn't.

"What disappointed me more than anything was the lack of leadership. I look at players for reaction during the game when they're in difficult circumstances one, two and three down, and I just thought it was bitterly disappointing performance.

"We have good players and I expect them to compete better than they did. I'm disappointed and I'm sure the players are.

"It's a plus to get Mido back on the field. There's always a shining light in all the disappointment and that was Mido tonight. There's 45 under his belt and he'll be wanting to get back into the first team picture as quickly as possible."