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A strong Birmingham line-up went down 4-1 to Crewe at Gresty Road as they suffered something of a second-half collapse on Tuesday night.
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Donaldson and Fahey: Battle for the ball
With new signings Joe Hart, Roger Johnson and Barry Ferguson joined by the likes of James McFadden, Garry O'Connor and Cameron Jerome, Birmingham lost control of a game they had led through McFadden's 17th-minute strike.
Steven Schumacher volleyed Crewe level before the break, and second-half goals from Franck Queudrue (own goal), Joel Grant and Mathew Mitchel-King sank the Blues.
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Alvaro Morata intends to stay with Real Madrid and hopes to be playing alongside Isco and Thiago Alcantara at the Bernabeu next season.
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Steve Harper believes the appointment of Joe Kinnear as Newcastle's director of football "makes sense" given the departure of Derek Llambias.
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