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PAVEL IS A GEORDIE Pavel Srnicek Will Scott Contents 1 Pavel’s return 2 Kenny Conflict 3 Budgie crap, crap salad and crap in the bath 4 Dodgy keeper and Kevin who? 5 Got the t-shirt 6 Hooper challenge 7 Cole’s goals gone 8 Second best 9 From Tyne to Wear? 10 Pavel is a bairn 11 Stop or I’ll shoot! 12 Magpie to Owl 13 Italian job 14 Pompey, Portugal and blowing bubbles 15 Country calls 16 Testimonial 17 Slippery slope 18 Best Newcastle team 19 Best international team 20 The Naked Chef 21 Epilogue FOREWORD Spending the first ten years of my football career away from St James’ Park didn’t mean I wasn’t aware of what was going on at my home town club. As a Geordie and a Newcastle United supporter, I always kept a keen interest on what was happening on Tyneside in the early stages of my career at Southampton and Blackburn. Although it was common for clubs to sign foreign players in the early 1990s, the market wasn’t saturated the way it is now, but it was certainly unusual for teams to invest in foreign goalkeepers. And Pavel’s arrival on Tyneside certainly caused a stir. He turned up on the club’s doorstep when it was struggling at the wrong end of the old Second Division. It must have been a baptism of fire for the young Czech goalkeeper. Not only did he have to adapt to a new style of football he had to settle in to a new town and culture. -
Classroom Activities and Resources: Olympics and Sports Special Edition
Classroom activities and resources: Olympics and sports special edition 1 Version 3 – June 2012 Contents Introduction ................................................................................................................. 3 Classroom Activities ................................................................................................... 4 Olympic Refugees ....................................................................................................... 4 Fabrice Muamba, the refugee who has made football his home ......................... 8 The Guardian, Saturday 17 March 2012 ................................................................... 8 2 Version 3 – June 2012 Introduction In summer 2012, London will be under the spotlight when it hosts the Olympic Games. Athletes and spectators from all around the world will arrive in the United Kingdom to be part of the Games. This unique event allows different cultures to come together and mix (for athletes this will mean living together in the Olympic Village). For many athletes, the Olympics are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to represent their country in a global event. Many migrants and refugees have risen to that stage and represented the country that granted them asylum. In 2008, Lopez Lomong (born in what is now South Sudan) was given the honour of representing his country of asylum, the United States. He was also chosen to be the US flag bearer. The basketball star Luol Deng will be representing Team GB at the Olympics. Deng fled his home country, Sudan, as a child and sought asylum with his family in the UK. Another refugee athlete hit the headlines in 2012: Fabrice Muamba, the Bolton Wanderers football player who suffered a heart attack while playing an FA Cup match. Despite having arrived in Britain at the age of 11, unable to speak any English, Muamba went on to achieve 10 GCSEs and A-levels in English, French and Maths. -
Manchester United V Wigan Athletic FA Community Shield Sponsored by Mcdonald’S
Manchester United v Wigan Athletic FA Community Shield sponsored by McDonald’s Wembley Stadium Sunday 11 August 2013 Kick-off 2pm FA Community Shield Contents Introduction by David Barber, FA Historian 1 Background 2 Shield results 3-5 Shield appearances 5 Head-to-head 7 Manager profiles 8 Premier League 2012/13 League table 10 Team statistic review 11 Manchester United player stats 12 Wigan player stats 13 Goals breakdown 14 Results 2012-13 15-16 FA Cup 2012/13 Results 17 Officials 18 Referee statistics & Discipline record 19 Rules & Regulations 20-21 Manchester United v Wigan Athletic, Wembley Stadium, Sunday 11 August 2013, Kick-off 2pm FA Community Shield Introduction by David Barber, FA Historian Manchester United, Premier League champions for the 13th time, meet Wigan Athletic, FA Cup-winners for the first time, in the traditional season curtain-raiser at Wembley Stadium. The match will be the 91st time the Shield has been contested. The only match ever to go to a replay was the very first - in 1908. No club has a Shield pedigree like Manchester United. They were its first winners and have now clocked up a record 15 successes. They have shared the Shield an additional four times and have featured in a total of 28 contests. Wigan Athletic, by contrast, were a non-League club until 1978 and are playing the first Shield match in their 81-year history. The FA Charity Shield, its name until 2002, evolved from the Sheriff of London Shield - an annual fixture between the leading professional and amateur clubs of the time. -
2003 Results
2003 Results 1 1st u/40M 1st M Julius Kibet Mizuno 01:02:23 2 2nd u/40M 2nd M Ian Hudspith Morpeth 01:03:32 3 3rd u/40M 3rd M Isaac Arusei 01:03:53 4 4th u/40M 4th M Gareth Raven Sale H 01:04:28 5 5th u/40M 5th M Al O'Connor LivpoolH 01:04:32 6 6th u/40M 6th M Andrew Jones Salford 01:04:41 7 7th u/40M 7th M Stephen Heppler LoftusAC 01:04:48 8 8th u/40M 8th M Johnson Muiruri 01:05:02 9 9th u/40M 9th M Mike Proudlove CofStoke 01:05:26 10 10th u/40M 10th M Stuart Hall Tipton 01:05:27 11 11th u/40M 11th M Mark Dalkins Birchfld 01:05:37 12 12th u/40M 12th M David Norman Altrchm 01:05:50 13 13th u/40M 13th M Steve Platts Morpeth 01:05:54 14 14th u/40M 14th M Phil Hinch Birchfld 01:06:01 15 15th u/40M 15th M William Musyoki 01:06:22 16 16th u/40M 16th M Darran Bilton LeedsCty 01:06:23 17 17th u/40M 17th M Duncan Mason Salford 01:06:30 18 18th u/40M 18th M Lee Hurst 01:06:31 19 19th u/40M 19th M Spencer Newport Blkheath 01:06:32 20 20th u/40M 20th M Eric Kiklagat Mizuno 01:06:39 21 21st u/40M 21st M Rory Byrne Blkheath 01:06:42 22 22nd u/40M 22nd M Will Cockerell Belgrave 01:06:48 23 23rd u/40M 23rd M Alaster Stewart Belgrave 01:06:54 24 24th u/40M 24th M Gordon Lee Nuneaton 01:06:58 25 25th u/40M 25th M A Muir Edinbrgh 01:07:14 26 26th u/40M 26th M Paul Freary Belgrave 01:07:32 27 27th u/40M 27th M Matt Shaw Tipton 01:07:37 28 28th u/40M 28th M Neil Miller Bedfd&Co 01:08:04 29 29th u/40M 29th M Brian Coles DarwenDa 01:08:59 30 30th u/40M 30th M Michael Simpson WindsrSE 01:08:59 31 31st u/40M 31st M Richard Hayman Sale H 01:09:04 32 32nd u/40M -
Team Ownership Turnover, £M Gate and Matchday Income, £M TV And
Gate and Wages as Matchday income, TV and Sponsorship and Corporate Football activities, Property Proportion of Loss before Tax, Profit before Tax, Interest payable, Highest paid Money put in by Team Ownership Turnover, £m £m Broadcasting, £m Merchandising, £m advertising Hospitality, £m Commercial, £m £m Player Trading, £m Hotel, £m Retail, £m Development, £m Other income, £m Wage Bill, £m Turnover (%) £m £m Borrowings, £m Net Debt, £m £m director, £m owners, £m Current state Outlook Notes Arsene Wenger’s team’s big-match collapses, the club’ s major shareholders pocketing millions selling to Stan Kroenke, and 6.5% increases to Arsenal’s already Arsenal Holdings PLC major expensive ticket prices have cracked the Emirates shareholders are Kroenke Sports Stadium halo. The figures look astonishingly healthy – Arsenal will fare Enterprises UK (registered in highest ever Premier League club turnover, £56m well when Uefa’s Delaware, owned by US resident profit, which prompts the question about whether more financial fair play Stan Kroenke) - 62%* might have been spent on the team. But the truer state rules come in, Red and White Securities of Arsenal’s finances came in the six month accounts because their Limited (registered in Jersey, to November 2010, with income from selling the flats in income is high, owned by Russian resident the old Highbury (worth £156m to May 2010) no longer £120m in the six Alisher Usmanov and Farhad coming in. Arsenal lost £6m, and chief executive Ivan months to Moshiri) - 27% Gazidis complained about rising player -
THE CITIZENS POST WCFC V Paulton Rovers FC Saturday 15Th September 2018 Evo-Stik League South Division One South
THE CITIZENS POST WCFC v Paulton Rovers FC Saturday 15th September 2018 Evo-Stik League South Division One South Winchester City Football Club is a committee run members club and as such is an unincorporated association. THE CITIZENS POST FROM THE BOARDROOM Good Afternoon Everyone! Welcome to today’s Evo-Stik League South Division One South fixture between Winchester City FC and Paulton Rovers FC. We give a particularly warm welcome to the Players, Officials and Supporters that have come to Hampshire from Paulton today. We wish you an enjoyable afternoon with us and a safe journey home. We have just about recovered from the dramatic night on Tuesday that saw us make it through to the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup, overcoming Frome Town after extra- time. And what a game it was! A winner in the second-half of extra-time having gone behind in the first-half. We hit the post twice. Both teams missed a penalty and Frome had a man sent off in stoppage time in extra time. And that’s before we mention the dramatic floodlight fire. Work is ongoing to repair to damaged light with an update due next week. As a result of the unforeseen circumstances, the Hampshire Senior Cup tie with Hartley Wintney has now been moved from Tuesday 18th September to Tuesday 2nd October. So after today’s game, we move on to the FA Youth Cup on Thursday 20th September, when we entertain Moneyfields. Just two days later, the Citizens travel to Merthyr Town in the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup. -
The Premier League Quiz Book: a Short Football History by Freepubquiz.Co.Uk
The Premier League Quiz Book: A Short Football History By FreePubQuiz.co.uk Copyright © 2016 by FreePubQuiz.co.uk Digital Editions Copyright © 2016 by FreePubQuiz.co.uk All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted, in any form, or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner. Season 1992-93 1. Name the northernmost club to play in the inaugural Premiership? 2. The top three scorers for this season came from Nottingham Forrest/Tottenham Hotspur, QPR, and Wimbledon; can you name them? 3. Who was the only manager to be dismissed from his job during the season? 4. Which club signed Newcastle striker Mickey Quinn in November, and he responded by scoring 17 Premier League goals (the first 10 in 6 games) to keep them clear of relegation? 5. Which club was managed by Mike Walker and captained by Ian Butterworth? 6. What position did Brian Clough's Nottingham Forrest finish? 7. Which team, in the top division for the first time in almost 30 years, finished in fourth place? 8. Which 19 year old won the Young Player of the Year award? 9. Which club finally reached the top flight of English football at the end of this season by beating Leicester City 4–3 in the Division One playoff final, they had been denied promotion three years earlier because of financial irregularities? 10. The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) presented its annual Player of the Year award to which Aston Villa Player? And who came second and third? Answers: 1. -
Membership Viewing Guide Bolton.Indd
LIVERPOOL............................................. OFFICIAL MEMBERS’ PRE-MATCHDAY GUIDE ..............................................FC 27.08.2011 • Kick- off 5.30pm v Bolton Wanderers Season 2011/12 Programme number 02 ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Main sponsor Official kit sponsor ......................................................................................................................................................... www.liverpoolfc.tv Liverpool FC v Bolton Wanderers Manager’s Notes KENNY DALGLISH... ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IT SHOWED US IS THAT WE ARE STRONGER AS A SQUAD THIS YEAR The same old principles the stronger your squad, the better position you are going to be in to compete. LAST weekend’s win at Arsenal -
Hellenic Bulletin Fantasy Football League
WOOTTON FLACKWELL UHLSPORT HELLENIC LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SEASON 2010-11 BASSETT TOWN FC HEATH FC SATURDAY 30th OCTOBER 2010, KICK-OFF 3.00 PM FLACKWELL HEATH Squad Played No. Sub Squad Played No. Sub WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN V Stewart Thompson Sam Southerden Liam Edmondson Jamie Tripp John Beeden Harry Pritchard Shaun Carter Adam Durrant Chris Oram Mark Weedon Craig Bowden Nathan Poulton Richie Carter Ben Sturgess Matt Bown Riccardo Cannon Elliott Knight Lee Thompson Alex Green Danny Jordan Terry Adams Adam Paget Sam Collier Jamie West Shaun Terry James Pritchard Ethan Delaney Charlie Hill Sean Bailey Jack Harding Ryan Thomas Sam Walters James Turner Ryan Upward Adam Topping Henry Craven Adam Miles Luke Sharps Lee Moulton Manager: Dave Turner Manager: Matt Flint & James Pritchard Assistants: Alan Blake & Luke Sharps Assistant: Jon Sepede Physio: Kara Gregory Physio: Steve Jarrett Match Officials Referee: L. Simpkins Assist. Ref (Red Flag): N. Evans Assist. Ref (Yellow Flag): P. Cobby Next Home Games Tuesday 02-Nov-10 v Oxford City Nomads (Uhlsport Hellenic League Prem Div) k-off 7.45pm keep upto date with the town by visiting the website at wootton bassett town f.c. www.wbtfc.co.uk official matchday programme 2010-11 issue 09 £1.50 WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN FC WOOTTON BASSETT TOWNTOWN FCFC SWINDON LONDON GLASGOW (founded 1882) Gerard Buxton Sports Ground Rylands Way, Wootton Bassett, Swindon, Wiltshire Tel : (01793) 853880 www.wbtfc.co.uk President: Ron Stone Chairman: Paul Harrison 07791 541672 Secretary: Rod Carter 07957 996283 Treasurer -
THE AUTHOR KNOWS HIS STUFF. EVEN FOOTBALL HISTORY BUFFS SHOULD DISCOVER SOMETHING.” When Saturday Comes
“THE AUTHOR KNOWS HIS STUFF. EVEN FOOTBALL HISTORY BUFFS SHOULD DISCOVER SOMETHING.” When Saturday Comes Contents Acknowledgements . 9 Introduction. 11. 1. Beyond Cottonopolis (1860–1887) . 13 Central Lancashire, the first northern football powerhouse, initially around Turton, Darwen, Bolton, Blackburn and Accrington; Manchester, a huge cotton centre but still a rugby city; Darwen, the first to make an impact in early FA Cups, quickly followed by Blackburn rivals Olympic and Rovers as supremacy of the southern amateurs is quashed; accusations of payments to players unconvincingly denied before professionalism legalised in 1885; early days of Everton, Bootle and Manchester clubs before Football League begins. 2. The draper’s dream (1888–1900) . 49 Lancashire’s six form half of the world’s first football league, dominated by Preston’s ‘Invincibles’; contrasting fortunes of Blackburn pair; Burnley’s scandalous bore war ends relegation test matches; Bolton to Burnden; Everton leave Anfield and spawn greatest rivals, then take on new ones along the Ship Canal; Manchester’s big two on the rise but shaken by Bury; twin towers of Blackpool and New Brighton; Bootle, Darwen and Halliwell can’t live McGregor’s dream. 3. Trophies and scandals (1901–1920) . 87 Lancashire to the fore; Liverpool down and up in Merseyside’s first double; ‘football’s innocence destroyed’ by the fix with Man United; players’ union revived in Manchester; City’s own scandal and Meredith’s move; Bob Crompton’s defiant Blackburn champions at last; Bolton’s yo-yoing; Burnley’s cup; greatest years of cup winners Bury and First Division runners-up Oldham; hard times and war times. -
The Big Drogs All Set for Battle of the Bridge
SEASON 2010/2011 ISSUE Seven Barclays premier league Barclays premier league Barclays premier league race for The golDen BooT race for The golDen glove sTaTisTics 2010/11 Player (Team) Goals Player (Team) Clean Sheets The Player With The Most........ Florent Malouda (Chelsea) 6 Joe Hart (Man City) 4 Shots On Target Dimitar Berbatov (Man Utd) 6 Petr Cech (Chelsea) 4 Dimitar Berbatov (Man Utd) 17 Didier Drogba (Chelsea) 5 Ben Foster (Birmingham) 2 Shots Off Target Darren Bent (Sunderland) 5 Ali Al Habsi (Wigan) 2 Michael Essien (Chelsea), Luis Nani (Man Utd) 12 Andrew Carroll (Newcastle) 4 Brad Friedel (Aston Villa) 2 Shots Without Scoring Victor Obinna (West Ham) 18 Shots Per Goal The big Drogs all set for Hugo Rodallega (Wigan) 25 Assists Luis Nani (Man Utd) 6 battle of the Bridge Offsides C Jerome (Birmingham), D Berbatov (Man Utd) 11 helsea's march to a at home to Bolton, while West second successive Ham know that another home Fouls CBarclays Premier League win over Fulham will lift them Kevin Davies (Bolton) 24 title was rudely interrupted by away from the foot of the Fouls Without A Card Manchester City last weekend table. P Evra (Man Utd), N Kalinic (Blackburn) 13 and Carlo Ancelotti's men face Manchester United failed another stern test on Sunday to take advantage of the slip- Free-Kicks Won when they host Arsenal at ups suffered by Chelsea and Steven Pienaar (Everton) 22 Stamford Bridge. Arsenal last week and face a Penalties Scored Much had been made of tough fixture at Sunderland. Darren Bent (Sunderland) 3 Chelsea's apparent easy start Steve Bruce has forged a Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks to the season which saw them side who are difficult to beat win their first five games at an at the Stadium of Light and Five players 1 aggregate score of 21-1 but in Darren Bent they possess Saves Made already struck five times in Carlos Tevez's goal was enough one of the division's most lethal Matthew Gilks (Blackpool) 49 to end that run at Eastlands. -
Ian Wild Possible for Clubs to Exist
2 | Liverpool Senior Cup Final WELCOME TO THE SENIOR CUP FINAL As the Chairman of the Liverpool Tonight’s match officials are also to County Football Association, it is be congratulated on their appoint- my privilege to welcome you all ments, to this season’s Senior Cup Final. The Association continues to go Congratulations are offered to from strength to strength; with both Prescot Cables and Sou- the help of my predecessor and thport on reaching this presti- our existing staff I will ensure that LIVERPOOL COUNTY gious Final and I sincerely hope we will continue to serve everyone FOOTBALL that, win or lose, the experience connected to the Liverpool Coun- ASSOCIATION will be long remembered for the ty FA. That will see us achieving right reasons. even greater success in the future. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Our thanks are offered to Pres- Finally, I hope that you enjoy the Chairman: I. Wild cot Cables FC for the use of their game and respect not only each excellent facilities and for pre- other but the facilities as well. I Vice-Chairman: A. Brown paring this evening’s match pro- would also ask that due respect is gramme. afforded to each team when co- Financial Director: J. Garrett llecting their medals at the end of I would also offer my thanks to the the match. Directors: D. Woods, P. Dawson, J. Competitions Committee Mem- Gibiliru, D . Watkins bers and staff who work tirelessly As always, I will continue to su- on your behalf to ensure that the pport the game and look forward Co-Opted Directors: D.