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Oh Andy.

Andy Goode's pass is intercepted by Juan Pablo Socino deep in Newcastle territory.

The Argentine has a long, long way to go, and it looks like Joe Simpson will catch him, but the scrum-half goes too early and Socino finishes while being tackled by Christian Wade.

Tom Catterick has really grown into this game. He puts Newcastle at the other end of the pitch with a kick that bounces perfectly before going out of touch.

Andy Goode has many talents, and one of them is bothering referees.

He's not happy about conceding a scrum, just when Wasps were starting to find a rhythm again.

Oh deary dear. The pressure valve is popped right off as Kearnan Myall throws blind and puts it out of play.

Newcastle breathe a sigh of relief.

Dai Young would probably be kicking the cat, if he took one with him on trips to Newcastle.

Wasps are really threatening. A scrum five metres from the line sees Will Welch lose his bind and concede a penalty.

So Wasps go for the line-out and the catch and drive again.

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Wasps use it well and Christian Wade is scrapping his way to the line. He goes over, but is held up brilliantly by Newcastle defending.

Wasps get their first driving maul of the night going. And Ashley Johnson spins off t charge forward.

He's tackled, but Newcastle put hands in the ruck and Wasps kick to touch.

And just as soon as they edge in front, Newcastle mess up a line-out and give Andy Goode a chance to level up from the tee.

It's not a straightforward one, but the veteran number 10 pops it over.

Wasps had that coming to a certain extent.

They looked happy to see what Newcastle were going to throw at them at the start if the half.

Although they were a man down during that try, with Carlo Festuccia down injured.

Slick stuff from Newcastle.

Tom Catterick is the heartbeat of this try, finding Sinoti Sinoti with a lovely pass.

And the Samoan delays his ball to the marauding Italian Josh Furno, who flops his long locks wonderfully as he touches down.

Wasps almost poach it from the maul, but it's excellent defending as Mike Blair knocks on and hands the visitors a scrum.

James Downey, in his second Wasps start, is a little unlucky as he nails Tom Catterick, but concedes a penalty by taking the ball too late.

Falcons go to the corner and here comes a deep line-out.

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Wasps seem keen on the box kick through Joe Simpson. It hasn't looked like working yet.

Simon Hammersley wasn't even in the initial Newcastle squad tonight. But the late call-up at full-back has just made about 20m in a lovely dart forwards.

It's a shame it came to nothing.

This should be good. It's as tight as tight can be, as Tom Catterick gets Newcastle underway.

But, more importantly, what do you make of that? Jonny Wilkinson has snaffled a whopping 59.5% of the vote, while the Premiership's record points scorer Charlie Hodgson takes the 'best-of-the-rest' title.

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No surprises that Jonny Wilkinson is voted your best English fly-half of the Premiership era.

I was rooting for Andy Goode to come second - I just love that hair.

And you have to feel for Toby Flood a tad, coming bottom of the pile.

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So the results are in - and former Newcastle Falcon Jonny Wilkinson has come out on top. By some margin, too:

Jonny Wilkinson - 59.5%

Charlie Hodgson - 15.6%

Andy Goode - 12.6%

Alex King - 4.9%

Other - 4.0%

Toby Flood - 3.4%

There has been a bit of England buzz around Elliot Daly recently, and you can see why on today's showing.

He's not the biggest centre in the world, and won't have the powerful bursts of a Luther Burrell.

But he's skilful, incisive and as slippery as a bar of soap smothered in Vaseline.

Funny first half that. Wasps have a lead despite only causing panic for about two minutes.

Alex Tait gave Newcastle an early lead, taking a lovely looping Adam Powell pass.

And Falcons looked relatively comfortable, until the visitors decided to up the pace with two tries in two minutes.

Elliot Daly made the first for Rob Miller, and then polished off the second.