Wayne and Ruud keep Newcastle down

Manchester United’s £46m (€65.8m) strike force teamed up to condemn Newcastle to a third home defeat in a week in the battle of the Barclays Premiership’s under-achievers.

Sun, 14 Nov, 2004 - 18:26

Newcastle 1 Manchester United 3

Manchester United’s £46m (€65.8m) strike force teamed up to condemn Newcastle to a third home defeat in a week in the battle of the Barclays Premiership’s under-achievers.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Old TraffordPerson: WaynePerson: RuudPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: Alan ShearerPerson: Ruud van NistelrooyPerson: RooneyPerson: Andy O’BrienPerson: Alex FergusonPerson: Graeme SounessPerson: FergusonPerson: Darren FletcherPerson: SounessPerson: Laurent RobertPerson: Titus BramblePerson: Ronny JohnsenPerson: Van NistelrooyPerson: FletcherPerson: GivenPerson: Cristiano RonaldoPerson: Nicky ButtPerson: Craig BellamyPerson: Lee BowyerPerson: ShearerPerson: Patrick KluivertPerson: Roy CarrollPerson: KluivertPerson: CarrollPerson: Paul ScholesPerson: BellamyPerson: Kieron DyerPerson: BowyerPerson: Wes BrownPerson: Mikael SilvestrePerson: ScholesPerson: RobertEvent: Barclays PremiershipEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: MagpiesOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: Rio Ferdinand
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