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HULL CITY 3

Cole (27, og), Zayette (44), Bullard (45)

WEST HAM 3

Franco (5), Collison (11), Da Costa (69)

NO wonder they reckon Premier League management can seriously damage your health.

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Blackburn's Sam Allardyce, now needing heart surgery, cannot be the only boss suffering.

Picture Phil Brown after 11 minutes at the KC Stadium, his team giving goals away as though they wanted him to be unemployed by Christmas. Then step into Gianfranco Zola's shoes, as he watched victory turn into near defeat, destroyed by bad luck, stupidity and rough justice in that order.

And just when they were preparing to rename his club Waste Ham, salvation came in the form of Manuel Da Costa's ugly left boot.

Hull, reduced to 10 men by then, had dithered in defence to throw away a victory of their own.

Imagine the blood pressure levels on the bench as Hammers substitiute Luis Jimenez almost stole all the points back in the dying minutes, only to find the side-netting.

And the hearts jumping as Junior Stanislas headed over from so near the Hull goal that grandmas nationwide would have fancied their chances.

It was marvellous fun if you were a neutral.

Carlton Cole squandered a fine fifth-minute chance. No matter, Stanislas swung in the resulting corner for Guillermo Franco to head his team's opener.

Hull keeper Matt Duke seemed fake rolex to freeze at the cleverness of it all. Franco's confidence soared and six minutes later he produced the pass of the match to leave Jack Collison an 11th-minute invitation.

The young midfielder duly accepted to loop his header goalwards, with Duke stranded in no man's land. 'Two-nil to the Cockney Boys' as the Hammers fans sang. At that point only the precise timing of Hull manager Brown's dismissal seemed up for debate, because the result wasn't.

The visitors' mistake was to underestimate another Londoner, Jimmy Bullard, who decided to chase a lost cause as if it were a matter of personal pride. His first freekick just about knocked out Scott Parker. His second free-kick was on target in the 27th minute, though it probably would not have beaten Robert Green had Cole not intervened with his head. The deflection proved fatal and Hull were back in it.

Bullard let Stephen Hunt whip the home side's next telling set-piece just before the break. West Ham's dozy defence watched as Kamil Zayatte arrived with exquisite timing to apply the killer touch. The colour returned to Brown's heavily-tanned face. If Zola was exasperated at that point, he was near despair in injury-time.

Referee Mark Clattenburg, never shy, pointed to the spot when Craig Fagan fell at Julien Faubert's feet.

That won him some attention, though some officials might have ruled the 'offending' contact was initiated by the striker as he backed into his opponent. Up stepped
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But Brown's torment was not over because eight minutes after the interval Bernard Mendy was correctly dismissed for tripping Scott Parker, who was racing through on goal.

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An armed robber yesterday held up a Payless ShoeSource store in Indiana County, state police.

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The incident occurred at 3:50 p.m. yesterday in White Township when the person -- whom police offered no description -- entered the store, brandished an unspecified weapon and demanded money from a store employee, said Indiana state police Trooper Timothy Frew.

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The robber then fled the Oakland Avenue business. No one was injured, Frew said.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 724-357- 1960.

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A second holdup in less than 24 hours occurred Thursday night, this time on the city's northeast side.

Around 6:30pm, a man walked into the Payless Shoe store at the North Shoppes and displayed a dark colored handgun. He demanded money from one of the employees and then left the store heading south toward Home Depot according to police.

No one was injured in the holdup. The man was described as a Fake Chopard white male, possibly in his 30's, he had a light green hoodie and at least at the time of the robbery, had a gold front tooth. An undetermined amount of money was taken.

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Police say a white male in his 50's walked into Casey's General Store, on South 22nd Street, just after 10:30pm. The robber displayed a knife and demanded money. He then left the store on foot with some cash. That suspect is between 5'4" and 5'6" with a medium build.

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Captain Janice Rothganger says if information leads to the arrest and conviction of the Payless Shoes robber, there is a cash reward.

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Lawyer lets his dress make the statement

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A HIGH-PROFILE lawyer has taken to wearing women's clothing in what he says is a gender-bending protest against the male-dominated corruption of New Zealand's judicial system.

Rob Moodie, 67, a former rep rugby player and Police Association secretary, turned heads at the High Court in Wellington yesterday when he arrived for a hearing in a skirt and carrying a handbag.

Dr Moodie, a married father of three, says his behaviour is not a publicity stunt. He is heterosexual but has a "strong female gender bias" and had always preferred women's clothes.

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Though he had "sired" three children, he said he was born with an innate understanding of the female sex and would now be expressing it through his dress.

Dr Moodie arrived at court yesterday wearing a navy blue two- piece suit, with ankle-length skirt, patterned blouse and a diamond- studded brooch. He lifted his skirt to reveal dainty lace-gartered stockings covering his hairy legs.

The outfit, one of several he has had made or bought in recent months, was worn to highlight what he called "the male ethos" and "old boys' network" pervading the judiciary.

Dr Moodie said he had worn women's clothing in the past while working as the Police Association secretary.

His frustration at the long-running saga of the Berryman bridge case had prompted his decision to resume wearing women's clothes to court. The "last straw" was a Court of Appeal decision this month ordering the Berrymans to pay $10,000 costs to the army.

He has acted for former King Country farmers Keith and Margaret Berryman in their fight to clear their names over an army-built bridge collapse in 1994 that killed beekeeper Ken Richards.

He had no intention of shaving off his trademark moustache and was still grappling with which toilet to use at court. "I call it a flash of lace at the urinal."

Dr Moodie was in court for a preliminary hearing on contempt charges brought against him by the solicitor-general for posting a suppressed report on the Internet.

He claims it proves the Defence Force was responsible for Mr Richards' death when the bridge collapsed and his truck fell 30 metres into a river.

Dr Moodie alleges the judiciary is "enmeshed" in a cover-up to protect the army. He has asked to be called "Ms Alice" in court if it won't refer to him as Dr Moodie during the hearing, though that wasn't a problem yesterday. "It's just a name I like."

He says he is having a new dress made for next month's contempt hearing, when he hopes to have the charges struck out.

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"My confidence in the male ethos is zilch. It's a culture of intimidation, authority, power and control."

Dr Moodie said the judiciary's handling of the Berryman case "caused me to reflect on what it means to be a male in this country. I've decided I don't actually want to be part of that ethos".

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A ROBBER who police believe is targeting women in Coventry has struck again.

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Detectives believe the same man may be behind three handbag snatches in the Wood End and Aldermans Green areas of the city.

A 50-year-old woman was mugged in Almond Tree Avenue, Aldermans Green, on Tuesday morning.

Her handbag was snatched at 10.35am by a man who came up behind her.

The man led automotive bulbs was black, aged in his 20s, and about 5ft 6in tall.

The woman was shaken but unhurt.

A man with a similar description mugged a 76-year-old woman of her handbag in River Walk, Wood End, at about 11 am last Thursday And at about the same time a 78-year-old woman was robbed as she waited at a bus stop in nearby Almond Tree Avenue by a man with a similar description.

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Police have appealed for witnesses or anyone with any information to contact detectives at Stoney Stanton Road police station on 0845 113 5000.

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