Trophy looks beyond us - Dyer

Newcastle striker Kieron Dyer insists his side’s season is not over despite admitting that their best chance of silverware has gone.

Mon, 26 Jan, 2004 - 10:40

Newcastle striker Kieron Dyer insists his side’s season is not over despite admitting that their best chance of silverware has gone.

The Magpies headed for Anfield on Saturday believing they had a genuine chance of ending their 35-year wait for a trophy in this season’s FA Cup, but lost 2-1.

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