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Pardew disappointed to lose
Alan Pardew thought his side were worthy of at least a point at the Liberty Stadium as Newcastle lost 1-0 to Swansea City.
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fritz80 (Newcastle United) says...
Yeah, the usual platitudes dispensed with... good thing too. I can't believe the stats about Swansea's possession (some sites suggesting they had 60%!) - we totally bossed huge periods of the game, (I think) we had more possession, and had more clear-cut chances. Disappointing to lose.
Posted 11:20pm 4th March 2013
hmsmajesty (Newcastle United) says...
Different side to Pardieu. Good to see. We bossed the game and usually that is enough to placate him. Not today. Good to see.
Posted 7:01am 3rd March 2013