Tony Pulis will spend Sunday considering a fascinating dilemma: how does a new manager convincingly rant and rave at a team which has just won a cup tie by scoring seven unanswered goals? As one of the game’s renowned ranters, Pulis will presumably find a way and he will do so in the knowledge that his criticism will be amply deserved. For more than 40 minutes of this extraordinary match, Albion were frequently outclassed by Gateshead’s neat, thoughtful passing game. Pulis, untypically clad in executive suit, spent a frustrating opening quarter of an hour in the stands and had then taken to the touchline to bawl at his new troops. Saido Berahino’s performance had matched that of his team in its listless lack of energy and concern.

When Berahino knocked in his fourth goal — and
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Albion’s seventh — in the dying seconds, Pulis was obliging the Albion fans with gracious waves and heady optimism was in the air.


Jose Mourinho claimed there is a 'campaign' against his Chelsea side and it seems the siege mentality at Stamford Bridge has been adopted by the club's official website. Following the 1-1 draw with Burnley at Stamford Bridge, Mourinho outlined the timing of several questionable decisions by referee Martin Atkinson which went against the Premier League leaders. 'I think there are four moments of the game where you can write the story of the game. Minute 30, minute 33, minute 43 and minute 69.I repeat for you, I make it easy for you. Minute 30, 33, 43 and 69. The game had four moments and don't ask me more questions because I don't answer,' the Portuguese passionately told Sky Sports.

'He [
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Ashley Barnes] should have been booked for the first challenge and that should have been a straight red for Ashley Barnes.


By Richard Spillett Fifi Geldof has hit out at critics of her sister Peaches in an expletive-filled online rant. Web users attacked Peaches yesterday after an inquest found she died of a heroin overdose with her baby son in the house. But her older sister Fifi hit back at those criticising her sibling, insisting: 'You've no idea what you're talking about'. Scroll down for video Fifi Geldof (left) defended the memory of her sister Peaches (right) online yesterday after her younger sibling was criticised when details of her drugs overdose emerged at her inquest An inquest heard that, in April this year, Peaches died of a heroin overdose ten times bigger than the one that killed her mother Paula Yates 14 years ago.

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Josie Cunningham, who once claimed she would abort her unborn baby so she could take part in a TV programme, came under fire from others.