Intro:

Alan Pardew fuels talk he is contemplating quitting as Newcastle United manager in order to take over at Crystal Palace by refusing to speak to television, radio or print journalists after his side's 3-2 win over Roberto Martínez's Everton in the Premier League.

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SOUNDBITE: (English) John Carver, Newcastle United assistant manager:  (Question: how is Alan (Pardew) after match?

"No he is fine yeah, he is delighted. It is a fantastic result for us you know. I mean we have gone on a run of games where we have not won and we have had a difficult period against difficult opposition and again another good opposition today. But we have actually set about them, like I say, take away that five minutes and he has been pleased with the performance. I think it has probably been one of our best performances in recent times."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Roberto Martinez, Everton boss:

"Well I thought we started really really well. Everything that we wanted top get out of the start of the game we had it. I thought we were really threatening and we scored a good goal from open play. I felt that we looked like a team that we were going to get the second and probably take the game. That was how comfortable it looked. Obviously we had a period that you expect Newcastle to put the ball in the box and just try to hope for some pressure and I don't think in that period we should concede. That's a disappointment we concede from a second phase corner, a dead ball situation and that's a cheap way to give a lot of hard work away to be reflected in the scoreline."