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NOTTINGHAM SCHOOLS’ FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 125th Anniversary Celebration CHARITY MATCH CITY BOYS ‘PRO’ STARS TEAM MANAGERS: STEVE CHETTLE, RUSSELL SLADE, DAVID PLEAT Shaun DerryJason Simpkins Mark Blake Craig Westcarr Michael Simpson Ben Huthinson Chris Freestone Julian Bennett Darren Huckerby Lyndon Meikle Martin Carruthers Rob Derry Mickie Galloway Michael Johnson Steve Robinson Ian Robinson Ben Hutchinson Paul Friar Barry Polkey Lance Smith Colin Blake Mark Cook Jonathon Bell David Harbottle Mark Harbottle Tracey Beeby Colin Whyatt Jamie Brodie Ryan Bull Ryan Johnson Tremaine Blair Ali Barcherini Anthony Simpson versus NOTTINGHAM LEGENDS TEAM MANAGERS: STAN MITCHELL, TONY SMITH Craig Armstrong Mark Crossley Kevin Nolan Alan Smith Laurie Dudfield Jason Lee Gary Mills Steve Hodge Nigel Jemson Paul McKenna Andy Legg Shaun Murray Tom Curtis Dele Adebola Saul Deeney Aaron Webster Garry Birtles at Notts County F.C. MEADOW LANE, NOTTINGHAM on SUNDAY 14th MAY 2017 KICK - OFF 3.00 pm Gates open at 2.00 pm TICKETS: Adults £5 Children £2 Main Stand unreserved seating Pay at the gate or tickets from www.seetickets.com (Please note: asSee Tickets sponsor Nottingham Schools’ F.A. noadditionalcosts will be added) Notts County F.C. Ticket Office orJim Watson,[email protected] match dedicated to the Memory of John Wilson NSFA Team Manager and Life Member with share of the Profits from the match donated to THE LYMPHOMA ASSOCIATION THIS MATCH HAS GENEROUSLY BEEN SUPPORTED BY GREAT NORTHERN INNS LTD AND THE NAVIGATION BREWERY.

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1 Times Guardian Sunday Times 8 Date: 18 April 1992 April British Soccer Wk Opposition: Leeds United 1992 Competition: League Leeds cling on by Lukic’s fingertips All-square and all to play for as suspense lingers on JOHN Lukic has prolonged the championship race, and perhaps at a great personal NEVER mind the quality, concentrate on the figures. The last Football League loss. In keeping out Liverpool in Saturday's goalless draw at Anfield, the Leeds championship before the Premier League takes over has been among the poorest United goalkeeper may inadvertently have ruled himself out of contention for a on record, but the statistics promise to keep everyone in suspense for at least place in England's squad for the European chip als in June. another week. The only thing decided on Saturday was that the title cannot be Advised to apply for a visa, he had already unofficially been invited to go to decided today. Manchester United's 11 draw at Luton kept them top simply Moscow in a fortnight for the last of the England manager's experiments this because Leeds United could manage no better than a goalless draw at Liverpool. seaso. If the leaders beat Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford this afternoon Leeds will The party is to be anounced tomorrow but Lukic is now unlikely to be available. start their televised match against Coventry City at tea-time five points behind Unless Leeds subside at home to Coventry City today and at Sheffield United on with three fixtures remaining. Sunday, they will still be challenging for the title on closing day, May 2.
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