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Your support makes all the difference.This weekend in the Premier League, Newcastle United play Hull City.
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Ahead of the match at St James' Park, we take a look at how the sides' midfielders Jack Colback and Jake Livermore compare.
Last time these two teams met, Newcastle boss Alan Pardew was handed a seven match ban for a head-butt on Hull’s David Meyler.
The Magpies are in a similar state of turmoil this time as they prepare to host Hull. Newcastle are glued to the bottom of the table having not won a game this season and fans are calling for Pardew’s head.
PAST THREE MEETINGS…
Hull 1 (Davies) Newcastle 4 (Sissoko x2, Remy, Anita), Premier League, March 2014
Newcastle 2 (Remy x2) Hull 3 (Brady, El Mohamady, Aluko), Premier League, September 2013
Hull 1 (Geovanni) Newcastle 1 (Taylor), Premier League, March 2009
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