Old Trafford thrashing 'blessing in disguise' - Dyer

Newcastle midfielder Kieron Dyer believes Saturday’s 5-3 drubbing at Manchester United could be a “blessing in disguise” as Inter Milan roll into town for another huge Champions League night.

Wed, 27 Nov, 2002 - 06:39

Newcastle midfielder Kieron Dyer believes Saturday’s 5-3 drubbing at Manchester United could be a “blessing in disguise” as Inter Milan roll into town for another huge Champions League night.

The Magpies were torn apart at Old Trafford on Saturday and made to pay for their defensive frailty in agonising style.

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