DOCSLIB.ORG

John Evans Born Liverpool 1938 - Died Liverpool 2004 Aged 65

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
John Evans Born Liverpool 1938 - Died Liverpool 2004 Aged 65 February 2004 WE ARE UNITED! Edition No. 4 Carlisle and Cumbria United Independent Supporters Trust Carlisle United Official Supporters Club Junior Blues Christmas Party Hi everyone, A special thank you must go to Paul Raven for donating the shirt he wore at Oxford United. I would ope you all had a great Christmas and New also like to thank all the CUOSC committee Year especially with the results we have H members that helped out before the party and on had! Before Christmas the Junior Blues had their the night. first Christmas Party, it was great fun and everyone enjoyed it. I even think some players enjoyed it All the photos taken on the night are now up in the more than the kids!!! All the players joined in the Supporters Information Boards around the ground games (except musical bumps because of the risk (the Paddock and East Stand) and if you would like of injury!) where some excellent prizes were won to order any of them then please feel free to contact including a signed shirt, lunch boxes, car kits, flags me. Photos will be charged at £1.00 each. and maths sets. Below is a selection of photos from the night. I would like to say thanks to Carlisle United for Claire Brown allowing us to use the Sunset Suite, Phil Holmes for Junior Blues Representative helping to organise the party and of course to Paul www.cuosc.co.ul/juniorblues Simpson and all the players who made the night even more special for the Junior Blues who got to meet their favourite. WE ARE UNITED! Page 1 February 2004 WE ARE UNITED! Edition No. 4 CCUIST Update CCUIST / CUOSC - Dates for your Diary February 2004 Just a quick reminder of the www.buy.at/CCUIST Fri 13 Carvery, Cabaret and Dance including website. This is a special online shopping site where Grand Draw - Tickets £22 each every purchase made helps CCUIST. Typically between Tue 17 Cambridge United away day travel Sat 21 Macclesfield Town away day travel 3 and 5 per cent of each transaction goes to the Trust. March 2004 Thanks to Christmas and New Year sales, we have Tue 02 Scunthorpe United away day travel already made over £32 from purchases completed Sat 06 Torquay United away day travel through the site. With Valentine’s Day coming up, you (see info re weekend trip) can find some great deals at the buy. at/CCUIST shop, at (also day travel to Torquay Sat 20 Rochdale away day travel retailers such as Marks & Spencer, Thorntons and Teleforist. Remember to bookmark the site and use it for April 2004 all your online purchases. Although the amounts raised Sat 03 Swansea City away day travel Mon 12 Leyton Orient away day travel - from individual transactions may seen small, they will Easter Monday stack up the more people log on and spend their money Tue 13 Voting papers re players awards to be with us. sent out to members of CUOSC Thur 15 Forum in Sunset Suite If you visit the main CCUIST website at www.ccuist.org, Sat 24 Mansfield Town away day travel you will also find links to TOFFS (The Old Fashioned Football Shirt Company) where you can buy classic May 2004 Sat 01 Cheltenham Town at home United tops from the 60s and 70s. Again, we’ve already Supporters’ Club sponsoring this game and ball. benefited from people buying these shirts online as we Mascots from the Junior Blues Section. get a cut of the sale price. Any football top bought via the Sun 02 Fun Day - Inter Schools Football links on our home page will benefit us. So don’t feel Competition embarrassed to buy an old Man United or Liverpool shirt Sat 08 Doncaster Rovers away day travel as the only club to benefit will be CUFC! Sun 09 Awards Ceremony and Dinner July 2004 You’ll also find a form on the site to contact Alan Steel, Fri 09 CCUIST Golf Day at Eden Gold Course who is YOUR representative on the Board of Directors. Anyone interested in playing please leave We are very keen to improve and increase the levels of or give your details into the Paddock Ticket communication between the supporters and Alan. He is Office the first fan to ever get a seat on the Board and so this is Sun 11 CCUIST Dinner Dance at the Shepherds Inn a great chance for you to let him know what you feel More details to follow. about how the club is being run or to raise issues that you want him to address. Alan has already got a lot done by being run or to raise issues that you want him to address. Alan has already got a lot done by being on the Board but Weekend Trip to Torquay there is much more to come - please help him out by Friday 5 March - Sunday 7 March 2004 getting in touch via our site. £110 per person Remember those websites - www.ccuist.org and Staying at the Livermead Cliff Hotel www.buy.at/CCUIST RAC and AA 3*, English Tourst Board 4 crown Keep visiting and keep supporting CCUIST and the Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Cumbrians! Coach Travel from Carlisle and Penrith * Another reminder to all our existing members whose Coach travel to Torquay United v Carlisle United fixture membership expired on June 1 last year - those of you Anyone interested please contact the Away Day Travel who have yet to renew, please ask our representative for Office located in the a renewal form at the Paddock Portakabin or contact Paddock Ticket Office at Brunton Park CCUIST st the usual addresses. You can also download or telephone: 01228 527081 a renewal for on our website.We need ALL of you to renew and make your donations, either big or small, for the share fund to hit its targets. Our fund is now a vital Only a limited number of rooms left source of finance for the club and they will need every penny. There have been big changes at the club over the last 15 months or so, but CCUIST is now very much a permanent fixture and we will be doing all we can to help the club to future glory. Remember though that we can’t CUOSC Pin Badges do it without your help. £1.50 each Available from any of the Ticket Office Up the Blues!! Portakabins at Brunton Park WE ARE UNITED! Page 2 February 2004 WE ARE UNITED! Edition No. 4 Resume of The CUOSC Fans Forum 15.01.04 Carlisle United Official Supporters’ Club are very much indebted to BBC Radio Cumbria for their continued support of our Forums, their contribution, in Derek Lacey chairing proceedings and the technology via www allows us to transmit our forum to the world and not just supporters within the Radio Cumbria area. Once again those sharing the panel were Paul Simpson, holding the fort alone until joined by John Courtenay who had been delayed due to weather conditions on his journey from Dublin. Below is a resume of some of the questions asked: Transfer listed players - had anyone expressed monies raised because of such a draw should be Q an interest. ploughed back into the club and not someone’s R No, Paul went on to say that he did not believe in pockets. embarrassing players and would assist in any way What type of midfield player was Paul Simpson he could in trying to get the transfer listed players Q looking for? fixed up with other clubs. One of the problems was R He recognised the midfield needs strengthening the type of contract they were currently on at and the type of player he was looking for was an Carlisle, the salary being too high for other clubs. attacking midfield player with the ability to score. Q Search for players from Conference teams who Question for the Netherlands asked about the may be suitable to Carlisle. Q position of Paul Arnison. R Paul Simpson stated that some of the players within R Paul stated he was hoping to sign him, he didn’t the Conference were on higher wages than Carlisle know if he was going to be available on a free or if were prepared to pay. they wanted money for him, suffice to say that he Paul was asked about signings and was money was here at the moment and wanted to play for Q available. Carlisle. R Money was available but he was continuing to Andy Preece connection to Blackpool would the experience difficulty in being able to sign players, Q club let him go. the majority did not want to travel so far north R Paul said that if a job came up and Andy wanted to preferring to stay in the centre of the country where go to Carlisle would have to respect that. What he there is a bigger choice of clubs. had at the moment was an agreement that anyone Is there to be a bookies (commission agent) in who wanted to talk to him had to come through Q the East Stand. himself (Paul) - Hopefully the message would get R Yes, its opening is imminent, it will be located where lost! the shop was under the East Stand. Q Goods available in the shop e.g. the watches - Supply of food in the East Stand. Brunton was there any plans to have a range of Q Pasties were in short supply at half time. merchandise for ladies? R Andrew Jenkins is looking into this - (he will be R Yes, John said that he would look into this.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Baggie Shorts WEST BROMWICH ALBION LONDON SUPPORTERS CLUB ISSUE 20
    Baggie Shorts WEST BROMWICH ALBION LONDON SUPPORTERS CLUB ISSUE 20 The Africa Special Second Edi�on01 contents 07 Albion’s Africans 03 Jon Want 25 View from Peter Osaze the Chair Odemwingie Steve Watts 17 Glenn Hess An East African Adventure 05 Laurie Rampling 29 A letter from African Players the editors Survey A wonderful picture by Laurie Rampling of two African Baggies, Youssouf Mulumbu and Peter Odemwingie. Glenn Hess 24 Aidan Rose Where are They now? the other africans Laurie Rampling Peter Odemwingie is one of a number of Albion players who have represented African na�ons in interna�onal football but weren’t born in that country. This edi�on was inspired by a conversa�on Aidan Rose had with his local pharmacist, Nalin Shah. Nalin was raised in Kenya and Semi Ajayi (Nigeria, born in England) remembered the tour as a young boy. Thanks to him for conveying Diomansy Kamara (Senegal, born in France) his memories. Abdoulaye Méïté (Ivory Coast, born in France) Allan Nyom (Cameroon, born in France) Email us at: BaggieShorts@b�nternet.com @LondonBaggies Pelé (Cape Verde, born in Portugal) We always appreciate submissions, from match West Bromwich Albion Supporters Peter Odemwingie (Nigeria, born in Uzbek SSR, Soviet Union) Club London Branch reports and photos to op-eds and think pieces. Bakary Sako (Mali, born in France) @LondonBaggies Thanks, as always, to Laurie Rampling for supplying Georges Santos (Cape Verde, born in France) so many photographs W londonbaggies.com Sam Sodje (Nigeria, born in England) 01 02 season on the pitch even if it is reappear i.e.
    [Show full text]
  • Final Season Service
    Recognising those whose generous donations at Bronze, Silver and Gold levels helped fund XH558’s final WALL OF HONOUR season service, allowing her to continue to be the world’s last flying Vulcan. 2014/15 Winter servicing: 1) Reinstalling engine 620392 in the number 3 position. This engine had been removed in 2008 due to a higher than permitted metal debris count in its oil. In collaboration with Marshall Aerospace and Rolls- Royce the Trust instigated a programme to attempt recovery. Having changed two gearboxes thought to be possible sources of the debris particles, the engine would be put through a thorough testing regime. 2) The exhaust end caps are removed for examination, and to access the jet pipes. 3) The first of four jets pipes to be removed and checked over. Here Steve Hands, Ray Watts, Rick Lee and Mark Brown take a well-earned rest after removing the jet pipe onto the special trolley stand. 4-5) Lifting the cockpit canopy to access the crew ejector seats for servicing. 6) Steve Hands strips and resprays some panels, with the primed canopy ready for repainting seen in the background. 7) Ray Watts carries out inspections on all the engine connections. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8) With the aircraft on jacks undercarriage retraction is tested. Photos by Paul Lindley, Andrew Hellen, Correne & Jim Calow. GOLD A DOWNIE ANDREW FELLOWS BORIS PERKINS CLIFFORD ROGERS DAVID FRENDO EDWIN FARRAR GRAHAM CRESWICK JAMES BROOKBANK Dr JOHN MUNN Cpl LEE RADCLIFFE MARTIN RADBON NEIL HOTCHIN PAUL THOMPSON RAYMOND ALSOP ROBERT MARRIOTT SPENCER HARBAR TIM
    [Show full text]
  • FA Cup Fever Quiz - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (41 Answers) - 24/01/2020
    FA Cup Fever Quiz - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (41 answers) - 24/01/2020 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. 'daredevil lay' - Identify the FA Cup final referee from the 1990s. 1. David Elleray 2. Who were the eight FA Cup winning captains from the 1980s? 1. Billy Bonds 2. Steve Perryman 3. Bryan Robson 4. Kevin Ratcliffe 5. Alan Hansen 6. Brian Kilcline 7. Dave Beasant 8. Ronnie Whelan 3. Which player came as a sub in the 2012 FA Cup Final against his former club? 1. Fernando Torres 4. Name the FA Cup winning manager from each of the following years.... 2018, 2008, 1998, 1988, 1978, 1968, 1958 and 1948. 1. Antonio Conte 2. Harry Redknapp 3. Arsene Wenger 4. Bobby Gould 5. Bobby Robson 6. Alan Ashman 7. Bill Ridding 8. Matt Busby 5. Which USA international was on the bench in the 2015 FA Cup final? 1. Brad Guzan 6. As of January 2020, which club has made the most FA Cup Final appearances without winning the trophy? 1. Leicester City 7. Which player played in the 1996, 2000 and 2008 FA Cup Finals? 1. David James 8. Eight clubs won the FA Cup in the 1950s. Name them. 1. Arsenal 2. Aston Villa 3. Blackpool 4. Bolton Wanderers 5. Manchester City 6. Newcastle United 7. Nottingham Forest 8. West Bromwich Albion 9. Between 2000 and 2019, ten players have scored for Arsenal in an FA Cup Final.
    [Show full text]
  • Baggie Shorts Issue 05
    ISSUE 5 SEASON 2015/16 WEST BROMWICH ALBION LONDON SUPPOERTERs CLUB Baggie Shorts CONTENTS FROM THE EDITORS From the editorial board, Dick creative players is not a matter Garlick tells it like it is.... of dispute. However it made galling reading to see our Travelling to West Ham I reputation as a footballing team 03 10 bumped into a particularly withering away. Match Report: Sunder- dour Albion fan who told me From the Editors land by Toby Grainger he always looked forward to Younger generations won’t the games. He added that he remember the Astle or Cunning- 04 12 would rather be in our place ham days let alone the Team of than where the Villa are. It’s the Century. They won’t recall Match Report: Aston Villa My Boy Tchoyi difficult to disagree with that but the awful eighties and nineties by Paul Monney is it that binary? and think that Boing Boing refers to our bouncing from the Albion fans have pride in know- Premier League to the Cham- 06 15 ing that the club’s heritage is pionship and back. Now our widely acknowledged. Opposi- reputation is that of a team that Quizball: Quiz question Celebrating Laurie Cun- tion supporters regularly men- parks the bus, plays long ball update ningham tion Jeff Astle and 1968 and the with a manager that will keep team of 1978-79 which, for just us up. Palace and particular- a few short weeks, was probably ly Leicester show that smaller 08 16 the best team in the world. clubs can punch well above their respective weights, excite, London Baggie, Nick Match Report: Arsenal by Grant, reflects upon a life Anoushka Probyn In December we played well and command respect by play- in football and drumming against Spurs.
    [Show full text]