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Players reject Newcastle unrest

Players reject Newcastle unrest

04 December 2007 - 20:23

Newcastle United goalkeepers Shay Given and Steve Harper - as two of the club's longest serving players - have moved to reject claims that there is 'unrest' at St. James' Park and that the players have voiced their concerns to boss Sam Allardyce.

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  • The goalies told www.nufc.premiumtv.co.uk: "Having seen an article in one of the national newspapers, we feel it is vitally important that Newcastle United's two longest-serving players set the record straight.



    "The story that has appeared is total and utter nonsense. Sam Allardyce has the full backing and support of every Newcastle United player and we are all working together as one to bring success to the football club.



    "At Newcastle United we have a player committee which is led by our captain Geremi, and which also includes James Milner, Mark Viduka and ourselves," they continued.



    "Many issues are openly discussed between players and the manager, as is commonplace at any club.



    "Far from that being 'player power' or any other ridiculous description, this is sensible and constructive communication and a key part of the process of helping to build a stronger football club which will take us forward."


    Written by majicka




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