Alan Pardew

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Team: 
Newcastle
DOB: 
18 Jul 1961 (Age 50)
Birthplace: 
Wimbledon
Previous Teams (Manager): 
Reading, West Ham, Charlton, Southampton
Previous Teams (Player): 
Yeovil, Crystal Palace, Charlton, Tottenham, Barnet, Reading
Honours: 
Johnstone’s Paint Trophy (2010)
Manager of the Month Awards: 
Premier League (Feb 2006)
Promotions: 
Championship (West Ham 2004-05); League One (Reading 2001-02)
Relegations: 
Premier League (Charlton 2006-07)
Playoffs: 
Championship (Reading 2002-03, West Ham 2003-04, 2004-05); League One (Reading 2000-01)
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew

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