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Irishman covering Newcastle United for BBC Sport
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A shift in approach this summer as Newcastle move for Munoz

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By Ciaran Kelly 
| BBC Sport
This already feels like a very different summer for Newcastle. Whereas the Alexander Isak saga dragged on until Newcastle buckled and sold the Swede to Liverpool for £125m on deadline day, this time around, the club agreed to let Anthony Gordon go to Barcelona before the window even officially opened.
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'I don't know the limit for him' - goalkeeping coach on Jaouen Original

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By Ciaran Kelly 
| BBC Sport
Image source, Getty Images By Football reporter Published 10 minutes ago Ewen Jaouen was always an avid follower of the Bundesliga from afar, but the Frenchman's future appeared to lie elsewhere. "With your characteristics, you could be a goalkeeper in England one day," he was once told. Those words from goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon proved rather prophetic. Jaouen has since undergone a medical before completing a move to Newcastle United.
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'Horrendous' or 'really lush'? Newcastle's new home kit Original

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By Ciaran Kelly 
| BBC Sport
Newcastle United's new home shirt has certainly got supporters talking. The club have said that the kit "reimagines our classic look with a bold, disrupted stripe pattern". However, supporter Adam contacted BBC Sport to say he was "baffled" as to why Newcastle and Adidas' designers moved away from the club's traditional black and white stripes. "It looks like a barcode, a complete own goal," he said.
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