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* Professional club caps and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 17 Dec 05. ** National team caps and goals correct as of 14 Dec 05. Alan Shearer, OBE (born Newcastle upon Tyne, England, 13 August 1970) is a successful and widely-admired English professional footballer, currently in the twilight of his career at hometown club Newcastle United. Alan Shearer - Early career and England debut 1986-1992. A strong and prolific centre forward, Shearer was rej ...

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• Alan Shearer - Blackburn and England 1992-1996
• Alan Shearer - Newcastle and England 1996-2000
• Alan Shearer - Later years at Newcastle 2000-2006
• Alan Shearer - Clubs

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Harold Gern, a successful businessman from New York who has been in a lot of legal trouble recently, is spending a holiday in Puerto Rico with his attractive wife Evelyn, whom he married "between trials". They are joined by Martin Joyce, Gern's friend and lawyer, who has come to discuss legal matters. Not in the mood to talk business, Gern invites him along on a boat trip during which all three try out some newly bought scuba diving equipment. When they resurface they realize to their astonishment that they are unable to breathe without using their oxygen tanks. They climb back into their boat and find Manuel, ...

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Taylor selected Shearer for his squad for the finals, but he only featured in one group game - a goalless draw against France - and England were eliminated at a disappointingly early stage. However, his ability had been noted by Blackburn Rovers manager Kenny Dalglish who, armed with unlimited funds from club benefactor Jack Walker, offered Southampton an irresistible 3.6 million pounds for their prized asset, and Shearer made his move. He was also offered terms by Manchester United but turned them down - a decision which still sees him mo ...

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Weebl and Bob - Weebl and Bob. This section is all about the show's title characters. Heinz Weebl aka Weebl Chauncey - (On MTV, his name is Wobbl) The first and larger title character. He is an egg-shaped character who loves pie. Despite their being friends, Weebl often taunts, distrusts and insults Bob, as well as forcing him to take dangerous risks (as seen in "Joust 2") and refusing to let him take credit for what he is worth (e.g., the duo's painting of the Mona Lisa in "Gall ...

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Evelyn: Why aren't you fishing? Martin: I don't know. When you've seen one fish, you've seen them all. Martin (on being asked where he has been): I had a date. A blind date, actually. Harold (after killing Martin): I killed him. Will we never learn? ...

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At Newcastle, Shearer continued to score regularly, but the club have not won a trophy during his time at the club. He was appointed an OBE for services to Association Football in the Queen's Birthday Honours List in June 2001, an honour to go with the Freedom of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne that was bestowed upon him in March. He was also awarded the Barclaycard Merit Award on in 2002 for reaching the landmark of scoring 200 Premiership goals. Shearer had hit his 200th Pre ...

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Alan Shearer, Alan Shearer - Early career and England debut 1986-1992, Alan Shearer - Blackburn and England 1992-1996, Alan Shearer - Newcastle and England 1996-2000, Alan Shearer - Later years at Newcastle 2000-2006, Alan Shearer - Clubs

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Straight after the tournament, Shearer became the world's most expensive footballer when his home town club Newcastle United, managed by Shearer's boyhood hero Kevin Keegan, paid 15 million pounds to secure his services. Despite the enormous price tag and the pressure of being the local boy coming home, Shearer just carried on scoring goals. He put away 25 from 31 games in his first season at the club, while also scoring five goals in England's steady start to their qualification campaign for the 1998 World Cup. At the end of his first season at ...

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Alan Shearer, Alan Shearer - Early career and England debut 1986-1992, Alan Shearer - Blackburn and England 1992-1996, Alan Shearer - Newcastle and England 1996-2000, Alan Shearer - Later years at Newcastle 2000-2006, Alan Shearer - Clubs

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A strong and prolific centre forward, Shearer was rejected by Newcastle as a schoolboy at the famous Wallsend Boys Club and instead signed as an apprentice with Southampton at the age of 16. He made his debut as a substitute against Chelsea in 1988, before prompting national headlines with his full debut a month later when he scored a hat-trick against Arsenal. At the age of 17 years and eight months, he broke the record for the youngest hat-trick scorer in top-fli ...

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Alan Shearer, Alan Shearer - Early career and England debut 1986-1992, Alan Shearer - Blackburn and England 1992-1996, Alan Shearer - Newcastle and England 1996-2000, Alan Shearer - Later years at Newcastle 2000-2006, Alan Shearer - Clubs

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