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Newcastle * 01 Given * 04 Solano yellow card (59 Onyewu ) * 26 Ramage * 27 Taylor * 02 Carr * 16 Milner * 22 Butt yellow card (58 Onyewu ) * 08 Dyer * 35 Pattison * 10 Owen (67 O'Brien ) * 23 Ameobi yellow card (62 Carroll ) Four substitutions! Must be a new record

Xabi Alonso scores the equaliser

Not anymore, Drogba

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That's like goal number seven for Tevez this year or what? Really starting to adapt...

Wouldn't if be fun if Tottenham lost and both Bolton and Reading picking up three points each pushing Spurs down to 8th

Speed scores for Bolton

Assisted by Jenas, who's on his way to Everton for £10m in the summer according to the people!

Given Could've sworn Mick Lowes just said Dyer was captain. According to .cock it's Given who's wearing the captain's armband...

Rossi has scored twice in the first half for Parma...

Given

Just read this on the Guardians site: "Neil Warnock's just been on ... When asked about Manchester United's team he says, tongue-in-cheek, that he's glad Rio Ferdinand isn't playing. Meanwhile this from Ian Kay: "What happens if Sheffield United lose 7-3 and West Ham lose 1-0, leaving them both with identical points, goals for and goals against?" I've just phoned the Premier League, but no one is in. However, I'm fairly confident there would be a play-off between the two teams." Is he right about the play-off thing?

Shay Given replaces Steve Harper in goal for Nigel Pearson's first game as caretaker boss, the Irishman taking the captain's armband with Scott Parker (hernia) absent.

From .cock NUFC: Shay Given, Nolberto Solano, Steven Taylor, Stephen Carr, Peter Ramage, James Milner, Nicky Butt, Kieron Dyer, Matty Pattison, Shola Ameobi, Michael Owen Subs: Steve Harper, Oguchi Onyewu, Paul Huntington, Andy Carroll, Alan O'Brien

I just want to see Charlie play the whole 90 minutes... I'm going for a 1-1 draw

I am quite impressed!

I wonder what he was on at Bolton. He signed a 10-year contract in 99 when Bolton still was in the lower division, so I can imaging a bonus for taking them up plus a yearly pay rise. Still, can't be nowhere even near £3m per year

http://www.mfc.premiumtv.co.uk/javaImages/ec/e0/0,,1~3203308,00.jpg It's better than what they got at present, but still not good... Looks Harry Potter-ish

What I find interesting as well as funny it's that the driver's even more of a fatty than Freddy, which is an achievement itself

It almost looks like he's yawning in the picture

39 after first run but I'm giving up since I find the others close to impossible.. But I'm quite satisfied, not bad for a 19 year old swede like:)

Why does it say "Never say die" on the back?

The only thing I like about the spurs kits is that they're sticking with having the club crest on the side and not in the middle

Lawrie Sanchez has resigned as Northern Ireland manager to take over at Fulham. The 47-year-old has been handed an "indefinite, rolling contract" after steering Fulham to Premiership safety following a spell as caretaker boss. He said: "Obviously it is disappointing to not be taking Northern Ireland to the European Championships. "But having discussed this at length with the chairman and the board, I understand the importance of focusing solely on the task ahead." Sanchez took over from Chris Coleman for the last five games of the season, and it was initially thought he may combine managerial roles with Fulham and Northern Ireland. But Fulham chairman Mohamed Al Fayed wanted Sanchez to concentrate on matters at Craven Cottage. He added: "During my last month or so at Fulham I became increasingly enthused by working daily with players on the training pitch, and the satisfaction that I felt at seeing the end result on a weekly basis. "The club has an incredibly professional infrastructure worthy of its Premiership status and it is my aim to finish higher than we have before, and to bring the success that the chairman and the supporters deserve for their continued commitment." Sanchez said:"I believe that the trust placed in me at this time needs to be repaid with 100% commitment. Sanchez added: "Northern Ireland will be a great job for someone and I leave the team in good shape with them at the top of their Euro 2008 qualifying group. "I wish them all the best for the future. They're disappointed but I hope they understand my actions." The Irish Football Association released the following statement on their official website www.irishfa.com: "The Irish FA is obviously aware of the situation between Fulham Football Club and Lawrie Sanchez. "And we would be the first to congratulate him on his appointment as their new manager and to recognise the outstanding job he has done for Northern Ireland football and the IFA." We should try something like that, might save us a few quid...

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h45/scottyd10/Newkit.jpg Four new kits in one season, must be a new record! On the up side, they all look shite!