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it is the Times Chief Sports writer Matt Dickinson

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Coming up, we'll tell you more about the Saudi Prince, who is the majority partner in a proposed

340 million pound takeover of Newcastle, and we'll look back on the 25th anniversary

of one of the most shocking moments ever seen on a football pitch. But first a

Yurgen clop and the FAA Cup. A pulsating second half saw League One Shrewsbury Town come from two goals down to

Liverpool to force a money spinning fourth round replay at Anfield on the 4th of February.

But Yegen Clop and his team as Stars won't be there.

We got an April and a letter, last April a letter from the Premier League I think or from the League,

not one I was unsure, I think, that they ask us for respecting the winter break, organizing no international

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