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Barclays Premiership - Match 6 |
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Season 2006-2007 |
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NEWCASTLE UNITED |
1 v 1 |
EVERTON
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Shola Ameobi 14 |
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Tim Cahill 41 |
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Date: |
Sunday 24th September 2006 |
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Venue: |
St James' Park |
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Kick Off: |
4pm |
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Australian
Live TV:
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Foxsports 1 |
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Attendance: |
50,107 |
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Referee: |
S Bennett (Kent) |
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Newcastle: Harper,
Carr, Bramble, Moore, Ramage, Milner, Parker, Emre, N'Zogbia, Martins
(Rossi 81), Ameobi (Sibierski 24)
Subs Not Used: Krul, Butt, Taylor |
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Booked: Bramble, Emre |
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Sent Off: Bramble
(75) |
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Everton:
oward, Hibbert, Yobo, Lescott, Naysmith (Nuno Valente 45), Osman,
Neville, Carsley, Arteta (Beattie 90), Cahill, Johnson
Subs Not Used: Wright, Weir, Davies |
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Booked:
Cahill, Neville, Hibbert,
Osman |
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Sent Off: Hibbert (77) |
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Post Match Comments: |
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Newcastle manager Glenn Roeder said
"We do our
homework, I've watched them three times on DVD and in every game at some
time they've run out at a free-kick trying to play the opposition
offside. So far they've caught the opposition offside every single time.
We spoke about it in our team talk and I told the players to be prepared
for a call or an action that gives everyone in Everton's defence the
clue to come running out. We were looking for our strikers to come out
with the defenders and a midfield player make a run from deep. It didn't
quite happen like that but sure enough they did it again and we were
ready for it. I'm told it was a yard or two offside but you take a
chance when you play that tactic." |
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Match Report: |
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Pieman's Leazes View.
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Ended evens
Match announcer (MA): Here's todays line up for
the Mighty Magpies
Toon Army (TA): ROAR
MA: Number 2, Steven Carr
TA: RAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 5, Emre
TA: RAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 9, Obafemi Martins
TA: RAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 12, in goal, Steve Harper
TA: RAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 14, Charles N'Zogbia
TA: RAAAAAaaaaa!
MA Number 16, James Milner
TA: RAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 17, and captain, Scott Parker
TA: RAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaa!
MA: Number 19, Titus Bramble
TA: <silence>
MA: Number 23, Shola Ameobi
TA: Did he say Bramble?!?!?!?
MA: And number 26, Peter Ramage
TA: Y' know I think he did.
It was an entertaining first half. With 15 mins gone Emre
lashed a freekick in from the left side of the visitors defence,
it was hard to tell if Shovel was off side, but he played to the
whistle and bang in an unchallenged goal. There was a bit of a
pause before the celebration, no Everton players seemed to
complain or stick their hands up for an offside, then the TA
went nuts. As per usual. That was the last thing Shovel did
before he limped off injured 5 mins later, replaced by Sibierski.
Shortly after Bramble, who hadn't actually played that badly
till then, got booked for catching Johnson with a sliding tackle
(he was nowhere near the ball). The Toon pressurised some more,
Martins having a couple of chances and Milner having a dig.
Then, just before the end of the first 45, Cahill was left in
loads of space and pounced on a ball Everton had threatened with
all half. The half ended 1's each.
The second half was more of the same: Martins trying too hard
and Johnson being well contained. Bramble was now making hard
work of it, some simple passes where turned into a test of
everyone else's nerves. One poor bloke in the top tier must
have found it too much and got stretchered away. Steve Car
decided he no longer had to chase the ball back, instead arguing
with Milner would be far more useful. To top his afternoon off
Bramble went straight through the back of Osman, and the ref
gave him his second yellow. There was 30 seconds of the Toon
Army having a rant, then it was one of them “howld the bus, he's
going off!!” and then people started cheering. Roeder started
getting Steve Taylor ready to come on when Everton also found
themselves down to 10 men, when Hibbert was given his second
yellow for a foul on Sibierski. The game, which was already
canny open, turned to a nail biting end to end battle for the
last 20 mins. Both teams could have nicked it but a draw seemed
canny a fair result.
The Toon
Harper – Not quiet up to Given's standards, was rooted to
the spot at times, but had a canny game none the less.
Ramage – Yes I know I've said I divint rate him, but this
time he had a good game. Played left defence till Bramble got
sent off then moved into a more central position.
Bramble – Sh*t. (Ed. must be a technical term!)
Moore – Again, no messing and kept things simple.
Carr – Wasn't to bad first half. Second half his passing
went to pot and he just could be arsed at times.
Zogs – Not quite up to his usual high standards but
always a threat. Moved to left back when Bramble went home
early.
Emre – Ran his legs off. A proper midfield engine.
Parker – Bit quieter than Emre, but did the job.
Milner – Caused Everton all sorts of problems on the
right. Some great crosses nad a couple of shots.
Shovel – Scored then limped off.
Martins – Got into some good positions. Excellent passer
of the ball. Cannot head the ball and he's trying to hard to
score. He'll get a boat load one day, just not today.
Subs:
Sibierski – Had a good solid game, except for the lack of
a goal was better than Shovel. He might have got more from the
ref if didn't over exaggerate when he fell got fouled.
Rossi – Over rated, did nowt.
The oppo
Played a good part in an entertaining match.
The oppo fans
Nearly sold their allocation. Some good banter between the
fans. We sand “you stole my stereo”, They sang “we shagged your
sister”. They sang “We're going to win the league”, we sang
“You're drunk and we know you are”
The ref
RS_The ConFUsed_GoAT thought he
was sh*t. I thought he kept the game flowing.
By
Rogue Pieman
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