Fabricio Coloccini happy to be playing as he distances himself from 空いている Newcastle 経営者／支配人 職業 に引き続いて Burnley draw

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Newcastle 船長／主将 Fabricio Coloccini has 主張するd he has no designs on the 経営者／支配人's 職業 with Alan Pardew's 出口 切迫した.

The 33-year-old Argentina international was an 早期に favourite with the bookmakers when news of 水晶 Palace's approach for Pardew 現れるd, although sources on Tyneside were swift to 解任する the 憶測.

Now Coloccini has re-断言するd his 意向 to concentrate on his playing career having first been linked with the 地位，任命する last year when Pardew 設立する himself under 激しい 圧力.

Fabricio Coloccini rises above Danny Ings during the 3-3 draw at St James' Park on New Year's Day

Coloccini has been ひどく linked with the 空いている manger's 職業 at Newcastle, but 主張するs he is happy playing

Speaking after his 味方する's roller-coaster 3-3 Barclays 首相 League draw with Burnley on Thursday afternoon, he said: 'I am a football player now and want to play for a few years more. I want to enjoy 存在 on the pitch.

'It's not for now.'

Assistant 経営者／支配人 John Carver took 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 of the team with Pardew in the stands for Palace's trip to Aston 郊外住宅, and Coloccini 認める it had been a 堅い few days for the players.

He said: 'It is a difficult 状況／情勢, but John Carver is with us. He has the experience to take the 職業.

'Of course it is difficult, but it has not 影響する／感情d the team. When you go on the field, you have to leave all the problems behind you.'

The Newcastle captain 支配するd out the chance of moving into 管理／経営 'for now' after the Burnley draw

Coloccini also 支援するd 現在の 管理人 経営者／支配人 John Carver, who is more experienced in 管理／経営

Carver's audition - he has ambitions to return to 管理／経営 in his own 権利 - looked to be going swimmingly after a good start.

Newcastle 支配するd the first half as 燃やす ley lost three men - 船長／主将 Jason Shackell, Dean Marney and 代用品，人 Kevin Long - to a combination of 傷害 and illness, and led 2-1 at the break 儀礼 of strikes from Steven Taylor and Jack Colback either 味方する of Paul Dummett's own goal.

However, 復帰 kings Burnley, who fought 支援する from 2-0 負かす／撃墜する at Manchester City on Sunday to （人命などを）奪う，主張する a point, 答える／応じるd spectacularly after the break and got their reward when Danny Ings 長，率いるd them level.

But having also 攻撃する，衝突する the woodwork on four occasions, they looked to be 長，率いるing for 敗北・負かす when Moussa Sissoko 回復するd the Magpies' lead 12 minutes from time, only for George Boyd to dash the home 味方する's hopes with four minutes remaining.

John carver (権利) and Steve 石／投石する (left) are in 一時的な 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 of Newcastle after Alan Pardew's 出発

Moussa Sissoko puts Newcastle ahead for the third time but they could not hang on for a 勝利，勝つ

For Burnley boss Sean Dyche, it was another remarkable afternoon just five days after his 味方する （機の）カム 支援する from 2-0 負かす／撃墜する to draw 2-2 at Manchester City.

Dyche said: 'There is a mentality here that is very, very strong, and it's been there all season. People have said to me, 'You must be pleased with the belief now' - I was pleased with it at the beginning of the season.

'The 業績／成果s over this Christmas period have been 絶対 優れた. How we didn't get anything against Liverpool is a 長，率いる-scratcher in itself; we were excellent at Manchester City and I thought we were excellent today.

'We have just played five out of the 最高の，を越す 10 and taken five points over that Christmas period with a lot of games - very good 調印するs about what we think we can do this season.'

にもかかわらず losing three players to 傷害 in the first half, Sean Dyche 辞退するd to make any excuses

Dyche sent out the same starting XI for the sixth 連続する game, but the premature 出口s of Shackell, Marney and Long - he 恐れるs the latter may have 苦しむd a serious ankle 傷害 - tore his 計画（する）s apart, although the 経営者／支配人 was not about the feel sorry for himself.

He said: 'I don't do excuses, I 港／避難所't got time for excuses at any level of football, and certainly not at this level of football.'

George Boyd celebrates Burnley's third equaliser during a match that swung 支援する and 前へ／外へ

Carver was left to 反映する upon what might have been after a classic game of two halves.

He said: 'I am 現実に sitting here so disappointed because we were so good in the first half and so poor in the second half that we 現実に have got away with a point. We didn't deserve that.

'I said to Sean at the end of the game, 'We didn't deserve that', and I think he must have thought I was 説 we should have won the game, but no, by no means. Burnley should have won the game.'

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