Newcastle will share the blame for West Ham implosion, insists striker Callum Wilson

Newcastle United's Callum Wilson reacts to a missed chance against West Ham (Owen Humphreys/PA Wire).Newcastle United's Callum Wilson reacts to a missed chance against West Ham (Owen Humphreys/PA Wire).
Newcastle United's Callum Wilson reacts to a missed chance against West Ham (Owen Humphreys/PA Wire).
Callum Wilson admitted there will be some soul-searching from Newcastle over the next few days after they started their Premier League campaign with a 4-2 defeat at home to West Ham.

Newcastle' s new number nine opened the scoring after just five minutes to send a St James' Park crowd in excess of 50,000 into raptures while the Magpies held a 2-1 lead at half-time.

But the Hammers battled back and scored three times in the space of 14 second-half minutes to secure victory on the opening weekend of the season, much to the chagrin of Wilson.

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The striker, who took his tally against West Ham to nine goals in 11 career Premier League appearances, believes the entire team need to take collective responsibility for the defensive flaws David Moyes' side exposed.