O'Brien takes a break from club turmoil

Andy O’Brien is confident Newcastle will not be broken by the shattering events at St James’ Park this season.

Wed, 01 Sep, 2004 - 16:30

Andy O’Brien is confident Newcastle will not be broken by the shattering events at St James’ Park this season.

The latest bitter chapter in a sorry tale of woe for the Magpies was the sacking of manager Bobby Robson, a decision which came as surprise to O’Brien.

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