Woodgate backing Owen to succeed

Jonathan Woodgate believes Real Madrid will not suffer from losing Michael Owen but is confident his former team-mate’s move to Newcastle United will be a success.

Fri, 30 Sep, 2005 - 18:19

Jonathan Woodgate believes Real Madrid will not suffer from losing Michael Owen but is confident his former team-mate’s move to Newcastle United will be a success.

The arrival of Julio Baptista and Robinho effectively pushed Owen out of Madrid, and he joined Newcastle just before the transfer deadline for £16m (€23m).

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