text: City, who had lost 10 of their previous 13 games, led 2-0 at St James' Park, before the hosts fought back to level.
  The Robins are two only points above the relegation zone, though they have a game in hand on 22nd-placed Wigan.
  "We were outstanding as a club today. The staff, the players, the fans all came together," said Johnson.
  "I was just proud of the club today. There has been a lot of stick flying about this week and rightly so, and of course I bear the brunt of it.
  "The players have produced and if anyone was ever in doubt that this was a committed bunch of players then today they will have seen that."
  Newcastle's comeback was the second time in the past four games that Bristol City have dropped points from a healthy winning position, having drawn 3-3 with Derby on 11 February after taking a three-goal lead.
  "It's not easy but for me, as a young manager having dealt with a tough week and then come against one of the world's leading managers in Rafael Benitez, you take your lessons," added Johnson.
  "Today I think we've shown our worth as a staff, as a team and as a club."
target: Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson says his team's performance in Saturday's draw at United Newcastle proved their commitment to the club.