Owen's not going: Shearer

Newcastle legend Alan Shearer expects Michael Owen to start next season at St James’ Park despite continuing speculation over his future.

Owen's not going: Shearer
Mon, 18 Jun, 2007 - 16:21

Newcastle legend Alan Shearer expects Michael Owen to start next season at St James’ Park despite continuing speculation over his future.

The 27-year-old England international is yet to reveal his plans amid suggestions he could leave Tyneside under a release clause in his contract after two injury-hit seasons with the Magpies.

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