#July 23 2013 Cardiff

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Bruce Springsteen July 23, 2013 Cardiff 2024 Columbia ————————————————— Tracks: 01. This Little Light of Mine 02. Long Walk Home 03. Adam Raised a Cain 04. Prove It All Night 05. TV Movie 06. Cynthia 07. Roulette 08. Death to My Hometown 09. We Take Care of Our Own 10. Wrecking Ball 11. Spirit in the Night 12. Hungry Heart 13. My City of Ruins 14. We’ve Gotta Get out of This Place - with Eric Burdon 15. Boom Boom 16. Cadillac Ranch 17. Summertime Blues 18. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 19. Pay Me My Money Down 20. Shackled and Drawn 21. Waitin’ on a Sunny Day 22. The Rising 23. Badlands 24. Tougher than the Rest 25. Born to Run 26. Ramrod 27. I’m a Rocker 28. Dancing in the Dark 29. Tenth Avenue Freeze Out 30. Shout 31. This Little Light of Mine 32. Janey Don’t You Lose Heart 33. Thunder Road —————————————————

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SA Rugby confirms the Springboks fixture list for 2023

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SA Rugby confirms the Springboks fixture list for 2023

SA Rugby confirms the Springboks fixture list for 2023, mapping South Africa’s route to the World Cup Final with their opening test against Eddie Jones’ Australia in Pretoria in July.

The defending champions have confirmed that they will play six fixtures before their World Cup opener against Scotland on September 10 in Marseille.

Jacques Nienaber’s charges kick off the 2023 Test season with a home match against Australia on July 8 before travelling to New Zealand to face the All Blacks.

The abbreviated Rugby Championship wraps up on July 29 with a clash with Argentina at Ellis Park in Johannesburg.

All the Springboks tests on home soil will take place in Gauteng, at altitude, with the Wallabies visiting Loftus Versveld for the first time since 2016 and the first time they will host Argentina in Johannesburg since 2013. South Africa won both those fixtures defeating Australia 18-10 and Argentina 73-13.

Rugby World Cup

Nienaber’s side then head to Argentina to clash with Los Pumas at a yet-to-be-determined venue in their first of three Rugby World Cup warm-up games.

The Springboks then face Warren Gatland’s Wales at the Principality Stadium on August 19, and six days later, they face the All Blacks at the home of English Rugby, Twickenham.

A clash with Scotland on September 10 in Marseille kicks off the Springboks World Cup title defence, followed by pool matches against Romania in Bordeaux (September 17), Ireland in Paris (September 23) and Tonga in Marseille (October 1).

The quarter-finals of the World Cup take place on the weekend of October 14/15, the semi-finals on 20/21, and the final on October 28 28.

The Rugby Championship:

Saturday, July 8 – Springboks vs Australia (Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria)

Saturday, July 17 – Springboks vs New Zealand (venue TBC)

Saturday, July 29 – Springboks vs Argentina (Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg)

Rugby World Cup warm-up fixtures:

Saturday, August 5 – Springboks v Argentina (venue TBC)

Saturday, August 19 – Springboks vs Wales (Principality Stadium, Cardiff)

Friday, August 25 – SA vs New Zealand (Twickenham, London)

Rugby World Cup pool fixtures:

Sunday, September 10 – Springboks v Scotland (Stade Velodrome, Marseille)

Sunday, 17 September – Springboks v Romania (Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux)

Saturday, September 23 – Springboks v Ireland (Stade de France, Paris)

Sunday, October 1 – Springboks v Tonga (Stade Velodrome, Marseille)

Weekend of 14/15 October – Quarter-finals

Weekend of 21/22 October – Semi-finals

Saturday, October 28 – Final

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The Aftermath of the Merthyr Rising

Casualties 

After the attack on Castle Inn on 3rd June 1831, both sides had many casualties. 16 soldiers had been wounder, 6 of whom had been seriously wounded by the rioters. It is unsure how many rioters were killed as their bodied were taken away for burial in secret, but it is thought that somewhere between 20 and 25 had died and likely many, many more had been injured. 

However, there was one particular casualty that caught the attention of the authorities, a Private in the Highlanders named Donald Black. Private Black had been stabbed in the leg during the riot outside the Inn. The weapon used was a bayonet that had been attached to a musket. It had likely been forced from one of the soldiers during the push. Private Black was uncertain who had stabbed him. For this action the authorities wanted blood. 

Arrests 

On 7th June 1831 the authorities began to clamp down and a search was organised for the main ringleaders and agitators of the rising. This was coordinated with a mass return to work, ensuring that the townsfolk could not protect those who had led them to riot. By the end of the day 18 of the leading rioters had been arrested. But Lewis still remained at large. Eventually he was found hiding in the woods near Hirwaun where the rising had all started with the confiscation of his trunk as payment for debts. He, along with the others arrested, was transported to Cardiff in chains for trial. 

The authorities needed to show a strong arm in order to suppress any further riots from happening. They needed to show that these events did not come without punishment. A arrest needed to made in specific relation to the stabbing of Private Black. For this, the blame was placed on a young man from Aberafan named Richard Lewis or as he was known, Dic Penderyn. 

William Crawshay II 

In late June Crawshay published a pamphlet about the Merthyr Rising entitled The Late Riots at Merthyr Tydfil. In this pamphlet he defended his actions and role in the rising. He claimed that if this had been just to do with wages then the rising would have begun earlier. If it had been just about political reform then why did the rioters attack those on their side? Afterall, Crawshay himself was a vigorous supporter of political reform. Furthermore, if it had only been about the Court of Requests why were the rioters not content to stop at its destruction? Itstead this was a complex series of reasons and factors that caused the rising to spark and grow.

Trials and Sentencing 

The rising shook the British establishment, still concerned that tha rioters managed to hold the town in their hands for a week. Strong action was needed against the ringleaders in order to deter others from following their lead. The trials began 13 July 1831, with the express policy to charge those accused not with rioting and revolt but with theft. In all 28 men and women were being tried at the Cardiff Assizes for activities revolving around the Merthyr Rising. 

Some of the punishments were lighter than others, although still had some risk with them. Some were convicted to a year’s imprisonment with hard labour. For others the punishments were harsh and severe. Many were sentenced to transportation for 14 years. But with no means to return home unless they made their fortune in Australia they would never seen their families or friends again. Transportation itself could be dangerous with many in the early days dying along the way before they even got to serve their sentence. Others could be worked to the bone, expiring before their sentence was finished. But the prospects were not terrible for all. Some were able to make their fortune after their sentence was complete, becoming part of the successful elite in Australia. 

For others the prospects were more severe. They were sentenced to death, but with a recommendation that they were transported for life instead. But the harshest punishments were reserved for the main instigator and agitator Lewsyn yr Heliwr and the suspected soldier stabber Dic Penderyn. They were both sentenced to death. Private Donald Black was uncertain about who had stabbed him but still gave evidence that it was Dic Penderyn. Others testified that they had seen Penderyn stab the soldier, namely a hairdresser named James Abbot and a Special Constable named James Drew, also a hairdresser himself. 

Many were furious at this, understanding their reasons for rising. Joseph Tregelles Price, a Quaker ironmaster at Neath near to Aberafan where Penderyn was from, petitioned for the two to have their sentences reprieved. 11,000 signatures were added to his campaign. Evidence had arisen that Abbot and Penderyn had a disagreement before the rising. Others even claimed that Penderyn was no where to be found when Private Black was stabbed, stating that they knew who it was. 

Lewis had his sentence reduced to transportation for life by Home Secretary Lord Melbourne. This was likely due to the pressure placed upon the establishment to be lenient to people who had been forced over the edge. As someone who was certainly there, helped instigate the rising and lead the people with his speech, he was certain to face the toughest sentence. 

But somebody had to pay the price, somebody needed to hang. Despite the pleas for his life, Dic Penderyn was sentenced to death, Lord Melbourne refusing to reduce his sentence. on 13 August 1831, Dic Penderyn was taken from his cell at Cardiff Prison to be hung until dead on the gallows at Cardiff Gaol on St. Mary’s Street, Cardiff. He protested his innocence until the day of his death, his final words before his hanging reported to be “O Arglwydd dyma gamwedd” (”O Lord, this is an injustice). When he was dead his body was taken to buried at home, in Aberafan. He was only 23 years old. His body remains in the churchyard of St Mary’s Church, Aberafan, Port Talbot. He has since become a martyr in Wales to those with left wing leanings and supporters of Welsh independence. 

Above is St Mar’s Church where Dic Penderyn was buried. Below is an image of the memorial erected at the Church Yard in 1966 by Trade Unionists of Port Talbot. 

in 1874, a man named Ianto Parker confessed to the stabbing of Private Donald Black to Reverend Evan Evans. Parker confessed on his deathbed in Pennsylvania. He claimed that he fled to America in fear that the authorities would search him out. James Abbot also claimed that he had lied under oath. Despite this, Dic Penderyn had not been exonerated. in 2000, his decedents launched a legal campaign to see him pardoned. Further petitions were conducted in 2015 and 2016, the Minister  of Policing, Crime and Criminal Justice at the time stating that they needed hard evidence for Penderyn to be pardoned. The petition itself only gained 600 signatures, requiring 10,000 in order for it to go to parliament. To this day, Penderyn has not yet been pardoned for crimes he did not commit. 

The Great Reform Act 

In 1832, the reform crisis came to an end with the passing of the Great Reform Act. While its changes were limited, Methyr did gain some of what it had been fighting for. The town gained an MP. The ironmaster Guest was elected unopposed to the seat. However, the working classes were left feeling betrayed. In the reform crisis they had allied with the middle class with their shared goal o gain the vote and fair political representation. The changed made by the reform act allowed for the middle classes to gain what they had campaigned for but kept the working class from being able to participate on the political stage. The sense of betrayal felt stirred the ashes of the Methyr Rising and other riots and protests that had occurred across the country, the Chartist Movement growing from where the others had fallen. 

Further political action 

As just started, other movements grew from the ashes of the Merthyr Rising. Gwyn A. Williams has stated that the Merthyr Rising was where ‘the prehistory of the Welsh working class comes to an end. Its history begins’. It has been considered the beginning of a new tradition of political action for the working people of Wales with a string of further unrest following in its wake. It has inspired and influenced further generations of Welsh protest, its figures becoming figure heads of working class social and political movements such as trade unionism, devolution and independence. It has even been mixed with cultural influenced with the Methyr Rising festival being held every year during the anniversary of the rising since 2013. It is a showcase for Welsh talent and culture including music and art mixed with political discussion. Its mission is stated as to celebrate Welsh and working class culture which promoting resistance against inequalities through the use of political discussion and the arts. Below is the logo of the Merthyr Rising Festival. 

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TOP 100: Take Me Home Tour H/L Moments 2013

Lisa, Jess and I have been getting super excited for the WWA tour and thought a great way to get even more excited would be to go through every H/L moment from the 2013 tour and put them into a top 10 list. 

As you can tell by the title of this post, that did not happen. Because guess what! This is the hardest post I've ever had to make because I couldn't pick 10 or 20 or even 50 "essential" moments from this tour. 

THINK ABOUT THAT. 

We all pine for the days of yore when the Up All Night tour was going strong, and there were a lot of moments I love from that tour. But it was also a much shorter tour and took place over a shorter period of time. It was a case study in teenage love affair: flirting, sex and hearteyes. The Take Me Home tour was different (obviously lol) in that it was much more subdued (partly for unhappy reasons).

But after going through this, I think I might like this tour better, which seems crazy, but once you go through this list (and Lisa's), you'll see that this tour was all about being settled, domestic and fond in the face of what appeared to be pretty extreme measures to have us believe they weren't even friends anymore. 

But once you go through this list, I think you'll agree, that nothing that matters has changed.

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Let's do this.

These are in chronological order, because if I had to rank them, I'd stroke out from the pressure. Going by date is a fun way to see that this tour was CONSISTENT. There were more cute moments in the first half of the tour than the last half, but overall, they were always there. They never went away. 

Harry checking out Louis an hour into the first show | London | 23 February 2013 - x x

Louis making Harry laugh | London | 23 February 2013 - x 

"They could never shut us down." | London | 24 February 2013 - x 

But Louis would really like to shut Narry down | London | 24 February 2013 - x 

Louis did a cartwheel and Harry was cheering him on before he even started it and then wolf whistled and was so fond | London | 24 February 2013 - x x

Louis saving Harry from being crushed by the stage | Glasgow | 26 February 2013 - x 

This picture | Glasgow | 26 February 2013 - x

Harry staring at the sun Louis | Cardiff | 3 March 2013 - x

Harry shows Louis the clitoris sign | Dublin | 12 March 2013 - x 

Louis shares his crisps with Harry | Manchester | 16 March 2013 - x 

Louis touches Harry's hip gently & fondly | Manchester| 16 March 2013 - x 

Playground crushes | Manchester | 16 March 2013 - x

Louis admiring his boyfriend | Liverpool | 17 March 2013 - x

Dancing together in Teenage Dirtbag | Sheffield | 19 March 2013 - x

Louis' fond scrunched up face | Birmingham | 22 March 2013 - x

Louis makes Harry laugh so hard he can't sing | Birmingham | 23 March 2013 - x 

Louis sees Heaven Harry | Birmingham | 23 March 2013 - x 

Louis thinks Harry might be hurt & crushes our souls with The Head Tilt | Birmingham| 23 March 2013 - x  [Jess' favorite]

This picture | Birmingham | 23 March 2013 - x 

This whisper | Birmingham | 23 March 2013 - x

"Oh, I'm not alright." | Liverpool | 31 March 2013 - x 

"You were mine and we never said goodbye." | London | 1 April 2013 - x 

Mirroring | London | 1 April 2013 - x 

Harry touches Louis' shoulder & his soul | London | 2 April 2013 - x

The Signal Reappears Briefly | London | 4 April 2013 - x x

Then Harry grips Louis' shoulder in their bow | London | 4 April 2013 - x 

Harry's Fond Face | London | 6 April 2013 - x

Harry deep throats a banana at Louis causing Zayn to check on Louis' well being | Sheffield | 13 April 2013 - x

Harry really laying it on thick with his Louis thirst | Sheffield | 13 April 2013 - x x

Harry pretends not to know how to do a handstand even though he knows how to do a handstand just to let Louis win | Sheffield | 13 April 2013 - x 

8 weeks in and Louis is already over the Zarry | Nottingham | 16 April 2013 - x 

Harry spins Louis | Birmingham | 17 April 2013 - x

Cracking each other up | Manchester | 20 April 2013 - x 

Louis taps his heart and looks at Harry during "Over Again" | Amneville | 30 April 2013 - x x

"They could never shut us down." | Oslo | 7 May 2013 - x 

Louis sings "Hot In Here" and Harry gets excited | Stockholm | 8 May 2013 - x

Their hands as they look at a fan book | Denmark | 10 May 2013 - x

These M&G pics | Denmark | 10 May 2013 - x 

Louis doesn't care if Harry's sick, he'll drink his tea if he wants to because they share everything else | Denmark | 10 May 2013 - x [Jess' favorite]

Louis makes Harry smile and is adorably smug | Berlin | 11 May 2013 - x 

Louis attempts to become the personification of the word "fond" | Berlin | 11 May 2013 - x 

Whisper Whisper | Munich | 16 May 2013 - x x

"They could never shut us down." | Milan | 20 May 2013 - x 

The Dream Team in action | Madrid | 24 May 2013 - x 

Harry likes what he sees | Mexico City| 9 June 2013 - x 

Harry is just really fond of Louis | Mexico City | 9 June 2013 - x x

H/L on a mothafuckin' boat | Miami | 11 June 2013 - x 

Holding hands at the M&G | Miami | 14 June 2013 - x 

Louis' extreme concern at Harry falling | Louisville | 16 June 2013 - x

"I'm in love with you, and all your little things." | Columbus | 18 June 2013 - x 

Louis in the Gibson shirt Harry got in Nashville and holding hands in a M&G | Raleigh | 22 June 2013 - x

Harry "Fond" Styles | Washington, D.C. | 23 June 2013 - x 

Running into each other and Louis' sweet reaction | Philadelphia | 25 June 2013 - x

Hand holding at the M&G | Boston | 26 June 2013 - x  

Louis' private Harry smile | Boston | 26 June 2013 - x

These smiles | Jones Beach | 28 June 2013 - x 

Harry checking to see if Louis is watching him and Louis fonding away | Jones Beach | 28 June 2013 - x

This really adorable fan account | Jones Beach | 29 June 2013 - x

Making each other laugh | East Rutherford | 2 July 2013 - x

In a room full of people, you're the only one around... | East Rutherford | 2 July 2013 - x

Hand holding at the M&G | Hershey | 5 July 2013 - x

Louis kills the spider for Harry who can hardly believe his husband is that considerate and amazing | Hershey | 5 July 2013 - x x 

Racing down stage together | Hershey | 5 July 2013 - x

The fond is unleashed | Hershey | 5 July 2013 - x

Harry causes widespread pain by changing the lyric to "They can never hurt us now" | Hershey | 5 July 2013 - x

Harry looks after Louis and gets him a throat lozenge | Hershey | 6 July 2013 - x 

Over Again | Hershey | 6 July 2013 - x 

Magnets | Toronto | 10 July 2013 - x 

The way Louis laughs at Harry when he killed the bug | Chicago | 13 July 2013 - x

The way Louis gently held Harry's wrist during their bow | Chicago | 14 July 2013 - x 

Niall brings up the First Meal Louis Ever Cooked | Kansas City | 19 July 2013 - x 

"Here cutie, have a nacho." - Louis to Harry probably | Dallas | 22 July 2013 - x x 

Liam messing with Louis by messing with Harry | Dallas | 22 July 2013 - x

Hand holding at the M&G | Oakland | 31 July 2013 - x 

Louis finally snapping at fans who kept throwing things at Harry on stage throughout the entire tour | Las Vegas | 2 August 2013 - x

The gentle touches | Las Vegas | 2 August 2013 - x

Harry's favorite part of Chop Suey the human face is still the eyelashes | Chula Vista | 4 August 2013 - x (chop suey) 

Harry barely restraining his pride and love for Louis as Niall announced Louis had just signed to play football with the Doncaster Rovers | Chula Vista | 4 August 2013 - x

Louis looking at Harry and wiggling his eyebrows as Niall announces Louis had just signed to play football with the Doncaster Rovers | Chula Vista | 4 August 2013 - x

Harry really, really likes Louis | L.A. | 7 August 2013 - x

Louis really loves Harry | L.A. | 9 August 2013 -x 

These pictures | L.A. | 9 August 2013 - x x

The way they talk to each other | L.A. | 9 August 2013 - x

"You were mine and we never said goodbye." | L.A. | 10 August 2013 - x

Harry is incredibly amused by Louis | L.A. | 10 August 2013 - x

The Cake Licking Incident of 2013 | L.A. | 10 August 2013 - x x

Harry openly teasing Louis after the Cake Incident | L.A. | 10 August 2013 - x

Flirting via microphone stand stealing | L.A. | 10 August 2013 - x

Harry will do anything Louis tells him and they both love it (the Goldfish Moment) | Adelaide | 23 September 2013 - x

This heartbreakingly fond face Harry made when Louis' voice cracked in "Over Again" | Adelaide | 25 September 2013 - x

Harry watching the sun rise Louis finish "Over Again" | Melbourne | 2 October 2013 - x 

Harry does his favorite yogo pose for Louis | Melbourne | 3 October 2013 - x

I'm not over Haylor and neither is Louis (99 Problems) | Christchurch | 10 October 2013 - x 

Harry turns our hearts inside out  by saying "Still the One" | Melbourne | 16 October 2013 - x 

Whatever was going on during "I Would" | Brisbane | 20 October 2013 - x

This angle | Brisbane | 30 October 2013 - x 

Fist bump | Brisbane | 30 October 2013 - x 

"I think you know what's coming, Louis...ganbarimasu!" | Tokyo | 2 November 2013 - x

"If in doubt, say it fast." | Tokyo | 2 November 2013 - x

These Flirts | Tokyo | 3 November 2013 - x

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| Personal Information |

Name: Scarlett Amori Vincent

Age: 32

Date Of Birth: 13 October, 1986

Sexuality: Bisexual

Personality Type: ENNEAGRAM TYPE 5 | ISTP

+Nicknames+

 - Scar: Shortened variation of Scarlett.

 - Prim: Someone who comes from a higher class and hangs out with sailors/soldiers/common-folk.

 - Greaser: Italian roots nickname, usually falls in line with the military formal wear when she slicks her hair back for a far more easier and neater looking cooperation of hair and cap.

 - Salvador: A name given to her after birth when she arrived as a female instead of male. Gender roles are huge in the Vincent family.

 - Vince: A shortened version of her last name and commonly used in the military in place of commander or Lieutenant General.

| Appearance |

Hair: Black

Eyes: Icy Blue

Height (in/ft): 5'10

Height (cm): 178 cm

Weight (lbs): 146 lbs

Weight (kg): 66.2kg

| Extra Information |

+Education+

 - Primary

 - Secondary

 - Post Secondary

 - Secondary Diploma

 - Post Secondary Diploma

+Occupations+

 - Waitress: Worked in a local diner in-between family and education, though family mainly consisted of training in prep of Royal Marines entrance test. (Year 16 - Year 17)

 - Royal Marines: Ten tours ranging across the Middle East ending with the status of Lieutenant General. (Year 16 - Year 26)

 - Special Ops: Joined while stationed in the Middle East during her sixth tour, employed by the Queen and her people (The British Government). She is still currently, though more off and on, still part of the unit. (Year 21/22 - Current)

 - Hunter: Taken up as a sort of hobby/pass time event in Ireland and Scotland. (Year 27 - Year 28/29)

 - Scotland Yard (Metropolitan Police Service) Inspector: Serving as a minor investigator ranging from the homicide/suicide unit to minor cases of domestic. (Year 28/29 - Current).

+Locations+

 - Birthplace: Oxford, England (Birth - Year 16).

 - Second/Military: Military outpost in the Middle East (Year 16/17 - Year 26)

 - 6th Tour: Oslo, Norway (Year 21, time period: 4 months)

     (=) First Mission, rescue of British Official from Terror. Cell.

 - 7th Tour: Cardiff, Wales (Year 22, time period: 3 days)

     (=) Assassination of traitor to her majesty and her people.

 - 8th Tour: Düsseldorf, Germany (Year 23, time period: 18 days)

     (=) Served as an private military escort for one Mycroft Holmes.

 - 9th Tour: Rostov-on-Don, Russia (Year 24/25, time period: 2 weeks)

     (=) Elimination of a assassin, target a higher up British official.

 - 10th Tour: Milan, Italy -> Ostia, Italy (Year 25, 12 days)

     (=) Meeting and retrieval of higher up parliament official, retrieval of their children and elimination of assailants.

 - Post 10th Tour: Stockholm, Sweden -> Växjö, Sweden (Year 26, 10 weeks).

     (=) Recovering of data in a public area (undercover work) and elimination of target.

 - Third Living: Glengarriff, Ireland (Year 26, time period: 6 months) -> Kelso, Scotland (Year 26/27, time period: 7 months)

 - Current Residence: London, England -> Near Elm Row (Year 27 - Current)

 - Post 10th Tour: Bor deaux, France -> Angers, France (Year 30, time period: 5 days)

     (=) Investigation and infiltration of terror. outpost. Search and rescue of imprisoned soldiers from previous recon mission.

+Family+

Father: Sebastian Ludwig Vincent

 - Status – Alive.  - Current Age – 68

Mother: Clementine Charlotte Vincent (Muller)

 - Status – Deceased.   - Cause of Death – Childbirth.  - Death Age – 34

Brother (eldest): Jackson Conrad Vincent

 - Status – Alive.  - Age – 44

Brother (Second eldest): William Herrick Vincent

 - Status – Deceased. - Cause of Death – Car Accident.  - Death Age – 23

Brother (Third eldest): James Gerhard Vincent

 - Status – Alive. - Age – 41

Brother (Fourth eldest): Charlie Adalard Vincent

 - Status – Alive. - Age – 38

Brother (Fifth eldest): Arthur Dewitt Vincent

 - Status – Alive. - Age – 36

+Traits/Personality+

 - Physical attraction: Scarlett doesn’t much care for how a person views or thinks of her when it comes to physical attraction. She knows she isn’t considered one of the most beautiful women nor that her physique is the best (bust size and rear), but it is quite the pet peev when one downs a woman or man on their physical exteriors in a negative manor. She much more cares for someone else to feel beautiful/handsome, even if it is indeed hard for her to vocalize. Scarlett also isn’t concerned much with exterior physique as compared to the personality of ones self. Of course, it is a nice bonus if she must admit, but not included in the first thought. First impressions are key in this.

 - Adaptable: Any officer/military personnel should have this at all times. Scar has grown quite used to how a situation works and ways to diffuse one.

 - Alert: Despite alcohol limiting this when smashed, alertness is always present. Looking over ones shoulder frequently in case of tails or the slightest out-of-place noise causing a scurry. This can be seen also as paranoia.

 - Calm: Anger can be hidden behind a calm cool and collected exterior. Calm is usually considered in her tone of voice but not always in her actions.

 - Challenging: Challenging authority has always been a big thing for Scar, but that isn’t the only thing considered challenging. It’s very hard to gain her trust, hard to make her outgoing or more extroverted unless drinks are involved.

 - Charming: Of course when liquid courage is involved, Scar is a shameless flirt. Her charm comes from her mannerisms and speech patterns.

 - Curious: She won’t hesitate with her bluntness to ask questions about anything and everything she finds unusual or unique.

 - Flirt: Usually includes pet names of some sort (not too over the top) and subtle movements. This doesn’t include must dirty talk until the bedroom comes into play.

 - Genuine/Good-natured: She attempts to show a smile or crack a joke, small gestures or simple greetings a sign of possible or even encouraged companionship.

 - Honest: Brutally blunt. If a truth must be shared, she will share it in a manor that is in a way uncomfortable or even borderline inconsiderate of those who hear.

 - Intelligent: Despite her quiet demeanor and lack of wordplay, she is quite smart and can hold a decent conversation of intellectual standards.

 - Playful: Either bedroom talk or simply drunk flirting, Scar does have a playful side, though only the right people can bring it out.

 - Self-Reliant: Many years in her life, she has had to be there for her and only her. No one provided a hand and she later in life sees no such need for anyone to do such for her.

 - Witty: Despite communication…lacking…Her speech patterns have a sarcastic or smart-ass reply to them if the time is right or if she’s with the right person. Such replies can be in response to those she dislikes as well.

 - Tense: She does NOT do well in social situations and is quite tense to sudden displays of affection.

+Fun Facts+

 - Foxtrot: Foxtrot was the name of a Irish Setter Scar had adopted before moving to Ireland from Växjö, Sweden. Foxtort, inspired by the letter ‘F’ in the military alphabet, was considered a lacking partner for a hunt by the Swiss, though through careful training and time full of attention, she became one of the best trackers of her doggy time. She still resides with Scar in her London flat.

 - Coffee: Sugar and cream, harvest/autumn time usually has cinnamon or pumpkin spice flavoring.

 - Tea: Any tea will really do but Earl Grey or Oolong are much preferred.

| History |

Born on 13 October, 1986 in Oxford, England, Scarlett Amori Vincent was introduced to the world as the only daughter of Sebastian and Clementine Vincent, residents of Parliament. Complications arose from Clementine and by the morning of 14 October, she was pronounced dead by doctors, complications of giving natural birth for the sixth time finally catching up the the thirty four year old. Deep depression had set in among the family, funeral days later and the child birthed of a now dead woman being seen as a mistake. Mr. Sebastian Vincent returned to work within parliament, close associations with those among the military taking his rank into account of decisions impacting her majesty and her people.

Scarlett Amori, soon known by the name of Salvador was raised much like the boys within her family. Military barking and demands to learn the ways of politics followed by harsh beatings if the superior was disrespected by the younger’s. By the age of thirteen, ‘Salvador’ entered her rebellious age, taking time out to escape among the night after curfew and meet with boys and girls her family would furthermore disapprove of. On 9 February, 1999, at 6:30 am, William Herrick Vincent, was pronounced dead after a head on collision on his way from his dormitory to his first class of the day.  The family mourned, but Scarlett was absent from the funeral despite William being one of the only brothers that didn’t see her as a mistake.

By the age of sixteen in early January,2002 , Scarlett was working a part-time job with threat of being thrown out of the family. She did this without her family knowing until July when she was to enlist in the Royal Marines. After the application was accepted with parent approval, Scarlett was sent off to training and by the end of the year was being listed for departure to the war.  At this point, she was forced to grow up quicker than most teenagers were, taking the position of Under Officer among her commanders.

By her second tour in the year of 2004, Scarlett earned the rank of Second Lieutenant, promoted from Officer Cadet during her first tour. In 2005 she gained the rank of Lieutenant. In her sixth tour, Scarlett was recruited by the British Special Ops (Special Reconnaissance Regiment) to become a commander of a small division/cell consisting of eight people. By 2012, Scarlett rose from the ranks of Captain to Lieutenant-General within the army, remaining in the position of Commander within SRR.

In January of 2013 after her final leave from the British forces and resigned from her former position, Scarlett moved from the Middle East to Ireland, starting her first six months of hunting with her new partner picked up from a mission in Växjö, Sweden, a Irish Setter named Foxtrot. The hunting started smoothly before the transition to Scotland occurred on 7 July, 2013. By 2 February, 2014, Scarlett returned to London in hopes of finding a new and rather more permanent job. Moving to London, she applied for a position of Inspector among Scotland Yard (Metropolitan Police Service) under the head of the Homicide/Suicide unit. She’s been working with them until current, breaks and time off taken for request missions from the British government.

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Man Utd: Has strategy changed and is Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the driving force?

On Tuesday, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer returns to Norway with his Manchester United team for the first time, for a friendly match against his home town team Kristiansund in Oslo. With less than two weeks until the Premier League season starts - and only two friendlies remaining - Solskjaer has yet to make any big-name signings, a significant departure from the approach of his predecessors. Also absent have been avoidable headlines and controversies. Instead, the 46-year-old has gone about his work in a quiet, understated way, completely at odds with the tenures of Jose Mourinho and Louis van Gaal. The status of those two men within the game ensured United were box office, even if the actual team were not. So, have United really changed their strategy - and, if so, is Solskjaer at the heart of it? No big names for the sake of it When Zinedine Zidane seemingly sounded the death knell for Gareth Bale's Real Madrid career, it was informative how quickly word came out of United that they would not be in the market for the Welshman. Bale to United stories have been a staple part of every summer transfer window since before he left Tottenham for Real Madrid in 2013. It is not that Solskjaer is against signing big names but they have to fit his preferred way of playing. Angel di Maria, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and, more recently, Alexis Sanchez have all been bought despite, seemingly, their style being at odds with the manager's philosophy. Big money has been spent on others - Memphis Depay, Radamel Falcao, Morgan Schneiderlin, Bastian Schweinsteiger and current squad member Fred - all of whom lacked either the fitness, ability or application for the task in front of them. Bale's China move called of by Real Madrid Solskjaer wants a squad of younger, motivated players - very much in keeping with how Sir Alex Ferguson managed. As was the case with Mourinho and Van Gaal, he will choose his targets in conjunction with the recruitment department. It will then be up to executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward and head of corporate development Matt Judge to do the deals. Solskjaer is keen to bring young talent through into his Manchester United squad Mourinho and Woodward ended up at loggerheads this time last year, when the former wanted to sell Anthony Martial and buy a central defender and the latter blocked the Frenchman's sale and then determined there was no attainable target better than the centre-backs United already had. Over the past week, Nicky Butt has also had an upgrade to head of first-team development. The Treble-winning former United midfielder will work closely with Solskjaer to decide which players are capable of moving from the junior ranks to the senior. The former England midfielder will be responsible for steering each one through the transition. Developing and recruiting the right players is one thing, getting rid of those he deems surplus to requirements is quite another. It remains to be seen whether the "baby-faced assassin" can cull stars in the brutal way his former boss did with such regularity, but there is evidence he can use the carrot and stick approach to positive effect. It is understood Jesse Lingard was given a severe dressing down over a controversial summer social media post. Yet, rather than react badly, the England international has responded by putting in a series of outstanding performances in training. Solskjaer has noted how 26-year-old Lingard finishes either top, or close to it, in many of the individual tasks. He has been willing to forgive, therefore, an indiscretion he puts down to the exuberance of youth, confident his harsh words will ensure it won't be repeated. What will Solskjaer's Man Utd look like? The Solskjaer-stikk: The wrestling move named after Ole's dad Over the past five years it has not always been obvious how United intended to play. Either the system changed, or personnel arrived who did not appear to fit a particular pattern. It was not scattergun but at times it did appear that signings, sometimes for big money, were made without sufficient thought being put into how they would fit the overall team shape. United were supposed to be appointing a technical director to address these recruitment flaws, though that is still to happen. Even without a role now in place at many of Europe's elite clubs, Solskjaer has his own clear idea of how he wants his team to play. Four at the back, two deep in midfield, three attacking in front of that and a centre-forward. Crucially, he wants them all to have pace and he wants players who can interchange. New £15m signing Daniel James may be viewed, even by some at Old Trafford, as a bit of a gamble - but he fits Solskjaer's template. And on tour the Wales winger was a significant threat, though his final ball was not always up to scratch. James arrived from Swansea on 12 June - Crystal Palace right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka became United's second summer signing just over two weeks later Eight times in four games James was sent flying by opponents not quick enough to stop him, and three of those instances involved Tottenham's Moussa Sissoko. "Pre-season is not about results," said Solskjaer. "It is about finding a style that suits the players. We've made good strides towards becoming the team we want to be." It was informative also to see how Marcus Rashford and Martial interchanged positions. Both were used as the main striker, as well as wide in the line of three in behind, and Solskjaer has been working to make them more of a goal threat. Rashford's highest club tally for a season is 13. Martial's is 17 but that was in his 2015-16 debut campaign. Those figures need to rise. Romelu Lukaku, for all his obvious faults, has scored 27 and 15 in his two seasons with the Old Trafford club. Solskjaer's wrestling past and formative years Tough training at the Waca When United set off on their four-match tour of Australia and Asia on 7 July, there were more questions than answers surrounding Solskjaer and his team. Some of the questions remain. Will Lukaku leave? Will Harry Maguire arrive from Leicester City? What is going to happen with Paul Pogba? Are United going to sign a new midfield player? However, over the 20 days they were away, some aspects of Solskjaer's management became obvious; as well as the formation he prefers, there was his own work ethic and the demands placed on his players, as well as his trust in youth. At the end of last season, when United's encouraging response to a change of manager gave way to a series of disappointing performances that culminated in an away draw at Huddersfield - who had taken four points from their previous 23 Premier League games - and a home defeat by already-relegated Cardiff, Solskjaer knew his squad were simply not fit enough for the front-foot style he wanted to implement. United addressed that problem at the historic Waca cricket ground in Perth, which they used as their training base during an 11-day stay in Western Australia. Training sessions have included extra high-intensity sessions this summer Solskjaer scheduled 14 training sessions over 10 days. All but three were closed to the media but it was not unusual to see the famous floodlights shining across the eastern part of the city as United's players were put through their paces. Virtually every player took part in every session. The one notable exception was Lukaku, who did not play a single minute in United's four tour games because of injury. The sessions themselves could change and match days were lighter, as would be the case at virtually every club. Interestingly though, high-intensity work rose by 50% on the previous summer. During the two games in Australia, against Perth Glory and Leeds United, total distance covered rose by 10%, although, in the heat and humidity of Singapore and Shanghai that fell slightly in matches against Inter Milan and Tottenham. Although most certainly not a return to the old days of going on long runs to build up endurance, Solskjaer does place value on running and expects an element of this in most aspects of training, even during tactical drills. There were more gym sessions and more preventative work on the hamstring and groin areas, in addition to a greater amount of core strengthening work. This might be viewed as routine stuff. But Solskjaer felt he had to address the fitness of his squad as a matter of urgency. In his view, Mourinho had built it to counter attack, not to dominate and press as sides such as Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham do, and which he feels United's tradition demands. By its nature, this requires greater fitness, allied, in theory, to better technical ability. It is no surprise City are one of the Premier League's most hard-working sides, in addition to the most skilful. "We've been working on intensity and pressing," said Solskjaer. "We've got players who like to be on the front foot and we want that to continue." The transfers that could happen by deadline day Watch: Man Utd youngsters ease past Rangers The peace project The one other aspect of this Manchester United pre-season that has fundamentally changed from the last is that club officials no longer need to be concerned about what the manager is going to say to the media. It may not be much use for the journalists who travelled to cover their trip but Solskjaer does not do public confrontation. The Norwegian is very much a disciple of Tottenham counterpart Mauricio Pochettino who, after the two sides had played in Shanghai last week, told the press there was no point asking him about potential signings, or even those he might sell, because it was a club matter and any information would be released on the official website. Neither will Solskjaer publicly criticise Woodward or even United's decision to organise a long overseas tour - in truth no manager likes them - because he views it as counter-productive. None of this guarantees United will win matches, which is, in the end, how Solskjaer will be judged. And, with just over a week left before the English transfer window closes, his squad is still not the one he wants. Lukaku seems certain to leave. A new central defender - specifically Maguire - is the top target but there are alternatives, and one will surely come in. Confidence has been expressed often that Pogba will remain at the club but if he did leave for Real Madrid or Juventus, the Frenchman would need replacing. Either way, further strengthening in midfield is possible. Some senior squad men may go as Solskjaer intends to use younger players, such as striker Mason Greenwood, in the Europa League rather than pack his team with experienced ones who cannot get a game in the Premier League. Whatever the eventual make-up of the squad, the Norwegian will have the final say: "There won't be any players here I don't want." Of course, there remains a large degree of uncertainty over United and Solskjaer given how last season finished. Given the reset United appear to have undergone, it will also be interesting to discover what targets Woodward - and by extension the Glazer family - will judge Solskjaer by. In every season the club has failed to qualify for the following season's Champions League, the manager who started it has lost their job at some point. If they miss out again this term, penalty clauses will cost them sponsorship money from Adidas. Yet, unlike with Solskjaer's three predecessors, Woodward is acutely aware that if things go wrong again, it will not affect the Norwegian's status amongst the club's fans. If anything, it will shine a light even more sharply on how he is running the Old Trafford outfit. There is no clear road ahead. It was suggested in a private conversation in Australia that if United started the season without further reinforcements, they would need good fortune at the start of the campaign in order to avoid major difficulties. As yet, and not for a lack of trying, additions are yet to be made. However, 12 months after they approached a new campaign with the manager in conflict with the club, Old Trafford officials can at least be assured that this time around there is a unity of purpose between the man in charge of the team and the one in charge of the purse strings. Read the full article

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Best and not so best of prince Philip

The Montreal Gazette printed this today to 'honour' Phil in his retirement. It's a whole bunch of quotes from him throughout the years. Not meant as an opinion, just as some weird info 1. "British women can’t cook” (in Britain in 1966). 2. “What do you gargle with, pebbles?” (speaking to singer Tom Jones after the 1969 Royal Variety Performance). 3. “I declare this thing open, whatever it is.” (on a visit to Canada in 1969) 4. “Everybody was saying we must have more leisure. Now they are complaining they are unemployed.” (during the 1981 recession) 5. “If it has got four legs and it is not a chair, if it has got two wings and it flies but is not an aeroplane, and if it swims and it is not a submarine, the Cantonese will eat it.” (at a 1986 World Wildlife Fund meeting). 6. “It looks like a tart’s bedroom.” (on seeing plans for the Duke and Duchess of York’s house at Sunninghill Park in 1988) 7. “Yak, yak, yak; come on get a move on.” (shouted from the deck of Britannia in Belize in 1994 to the Queen who was chatting to her hosts on the quayside) 8. “You are a woman, aren’t you?”(In Kenya, in 1984, after accepting a small gift from a local woman) 9. “If the man had succeeded in abducting Anne, she would have given him a hell of a time while in captivity.” (On a gunman who tried to kidnap the Princess Royal in 1974) 10. “We didn’t have counsellors rushing around every time somebody let off a gun, asking ‘Are you all right? Are you sure you don’t have a ghastly problem?’ You just got on with it.” (about the Second World War commenting on modern stress counselling for servicemen in 1995) 11. “How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to get them through the test?” (to a driving instructor in Oban, Scotland, during a 1995 walkabout) 12. “If a cricketer, for instance, suddenly decided to go into a school and batter a lot of people to death with a cricket bat, which he could do very easily, I mean, are you going to ban cricket bats?” (in 1996, amid calls to ban firearms after the Dunblane shooting) 13. “Bloody silly fool!” (in 1997, referring to a Cambridge University car park attendant who did not recognize him) 14. “It looks as if it was put in by an Indian.” (pointing at an old-fashioned fusebox in a factory near Edinburgh in 1999) 15. “Deaf? If you are near there, no wonder you are deaf.” (to young deaf people in Cardiff, in 1999, referring to a school’s steel band) 16. “They must be out of their minds.” (in the Solomon Islands, in 1982, when he was told that the annual population growth was 5 per cent) 17. “If you stay here much longer, you’ll all be slitty-eyed.” (to British students in China, during the 1986 state visit) 18. “Your country is one of the most notorious centres of trading in endangered species in the world.” (in Thailand, in 1991, after accepting a conservation award) 19. “Oh no, I might catch some ghastly disease.” (in Australia, in 1992, when asked to stroke a Koala bear) 20. “You can’t have been here that long – you haven’t got a pot belly.” (to a Briton in Budapest, Hungary, in 1993) 21. “Aren’t most of you descended from pirates?” (to a wealthy islander in the Cayman Islands in 1994) 22. “You managed not to get eaten, then?” (suggesting to a student in 1998 who had been trekking in Papua New Guinea that tribes there were still cannibals) 23. In Germany, in 1997, he welcomed German Chancellor Helmut Kohl at a trade fair as “Reichskanzler” — the last German leader who used the title was Adolf Hitler. 24. “You’re too fat to be an astronaut.” (to 13-year-old Andrew Adams who told Philip he wanted to go into space. Salford, 2001) 25. “I wish he’d turn the microphone off.” (muttered at the Royal Variety Performance as he watched Sir Elton John perform, 2001) 26. “Do you still throw spears at each other?” (In Australia in 2002 talking to a successful aborigine entrepreneur 27. “You look like a suicide bomber.” (to a young female officer wearing a bullet-proof vest on Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, in 2002) 28. “Do you know they’re now producing eating dogs for anorexics?” (to a blind woman outside Exeter Cathedral, 2002) 29. “Well, you didn’t design your beard too well, did you?” (to designer Stephen Judge about his tiny goatee beard in July 2009) 30. “Do you work it a strip club?” (to 24-year-old Barnstaple Sea Cadet Elizabeth Rendle when she told him she also worked in a nightclub in March 2010) 31. “Do you have a pair of knickers made out of this?” pointing to some tartan (to Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie a papal reception in Edinburgh in September 2010) 32. “Bits are beginning to drop off.” (on approaching his 90th birthday, 2011) 33. “How many people have you knocked over this morning on that thing?” (meeting disabled David Miller who drives a mobility scooter at the Valentine Mansion in Redbridge in March 2012) 34. “(Children) go to school because their parents don’t want them in the house.” (prompting giggles from Malala Yousafzai, who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban after campaigning for the right of girls to go to school without fear — October 2013) 35. “Just take the f—ing picture.” (losing patience with an RAF photographer at events to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain — July 2015) 36. “You look starved.” (to a pensioner on a visit to the Charterhouse almshouse for elderly men — February 2017) 37. “I’m just a bloody amoeba.” (on the Queen’s decision that their children should be called Windsor, not Mountbatten) 38. “Gentlemen, I think it is time we pulled our fingers out.” (to the Industrial Co-Partnership Association on Britain’s inefficient industries in 1961) 39. “Are you asking me if the Queen is going to die?” (on being questioned on when the Prince of Wales would succeed to the throne) 40. “If it doesn’t fart or eat hay, she’s not interested.” (on the Princess Royal) 41. “I hope he breaks his bloody neck.” (when a photographer covering a royal visit to India fell out of a tree) 42. “I would get arrested if I unzipped that dress.” (to 25-year-old council worker Hannah Jackson, who was wearing a dress with a zip running the length of its front, on a Jubilee visit to Bromley, Kent, in May 2012) 43. “The Philippines must be half empty as you’re all here running the NHS.” (on meeting a Filipino nurse at a Luton hospital in February 2013) 44. “Most stripping is done by hand.” (to 83-year-old Mars factory worker Audrey Cook when discussing how she used to strip or cut Mars Bars by hand in April 2013) 45. “When a man opens a car door for his wife, it’s either a new car or a new wife.” (on marriage) 46. “It’s a pleasant change to be in a country that isn’t ruled by its people.” (to Alfredo Stroessner, the Paraguayan dictator) 47. “Where did you get that hat?” (supposedly to Queen at her Coronation) 48. “There’s a lot of your family in tonight.” (after looking at the name badge of businessman Atul Patel at a Palace reception for British Indians in October 2009)

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Craig Moore Research

·       Born-July 24th, 1995

 ·      Age- 24 years old

 ·      Grew up- In Fife, in a town called Kirkcaldy in Scotland

 ·      Shoots with- his right hand

 ·      Position-Defence/ Right wing

 ·      Getting into the sport

·       Quote from Craig “When I was younger I really don’t remember, but since I moved to North America I had one bad one in Ontario Hockey Academy where I got skated on and cut my wrist right open, and then a bad concussion in junior hockey in Utah, so 2 in my time in North America. Since I started my pro career back in the Uk (this is my 5th year) I have had 3 serious injuries. The first one I ruptured my ACL, second one I got a concussion and third one I have done damage to my LCL. All 3 of these have happened in the last 3 years. So in the last 9 years (when hockey was serious) I have had a total of 5 serious injuries.

 ·       “When I was younger, around 4/5 years old, before my family and I went to Florida my parents went to buy tickets for the local pro team fife flyers for when we got back from our holiday, and I walked into the rink and seen kids my age playing, and wanted to try so bad, so when on holiday in America we went to a hockey shop and I got my first set of equipment and haven’t stopped playing since.”

 ·      Awards-

o   2007-2008 EIHA Conference U13 All-star (Junior Scottish Cup)

o   2014-2015 U 20 WJC Gold Medal (World Junior Cup with under 20s Team GB)

o   2017-18 EIHL Playoff Champion (Semi final Champions Cardiff Devils)

o   EIHL Erhardt Conference Champion (Best of the top 4 champions with Cardiff Devils)

o   EIHL Champion ( League Champion with Cardiff Devils)

·       Injuries: When I was younger, around 4/5 years old, before my family and I went to Florida my parents went to buy tickets for the local pro team fife flyers for when we got back from our holiday, and I walked into the rink and seen kids my age playing, and wanted to try so bad, so when on holiday in America we went to a hockey shop and I got my first set of equipment and haven’t stopped playing since.

·      League Teams played for

o   Cardiff Devils (2017-2018)

o   Fife Flyers(2018-2019)

o   Glasgow Clan(2019-Present)

o   Dundde Stars(2015-2017)

o   OGDEN MUSTANGS ( 2013-2015)

o   OHA Maroon Mavericks Midget ( 2011-2012)

o   OHA Gold Mavericks Midget (2012-2013)

·      National teams played for

o   Under 13 Scotland (2006-2008)

o   Under 15 Scotland (2008-2010)

o   Under 17 Scotland (2010-2011)

o   Under 18 Team GB (2012-2013)

o   Under 20 Team GB (2013-2015)

 ·      Current team – Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey Team (2019/2020 sesson)

DATE

STATUS

FROM

TO

25/04/2019

Confirmed

Fife Flyers

Glasgow Clan

18/12/2018

Confirmed

Cardiff Devils

Fife Flyers

01/06/2018

Extension

Cardiff Devils

Cardiff Devils

12/05/2017

Confirmed

Dundee Stars

Cardiff Devils

23/05/2015

Confirmed

Ogden Mustangs

Dundee Stars

 ·      Transfers

 ·      Coaches played for

o   Todd Dutiaume ( Fife Flyers)

o   Andrew Lord ( Cardiff Devils)

o   Omar Pacha (Dundee Stars)

o   Jake Laime ( Ogden Mustangs)

o   Zack Fitzgerald (Glasgow Clan)

o   Tommy Watkins ( U20 Team GB)

 ·      Possible future within Ice Hockey – Move up to the senior team GB side look at web links for more

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Most Runs in ODI Cricket by Indian Players

Most Runs in ODI: This decade has been a riveting one for Indian cricket, especially in the ODI format. It started with batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar becoming the first man to score a double hundred in ODI cricket, when he smashed an ethereal 200* off just 147 balls against South Africa.

Then India won the 2011 World Cup, with MS Dhoni playing a captain's knock in the summit clash and leading from the front. An entire country of a billion-plus erupted in unbridled joy.

India tasted more success after that, winning the 2013 Champions Trophy in England too. But then the two subsequent World Cups ended in disappointment, with India getting knocked out in the semi-finals of both the 2015 and 2019 editions.

This decade has also seen the retirement of many legends of Indian cricket from the ODI format, including the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan and Yuvraj Singh.

But the greatest story of the decade has been the emergence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as batting powerhouses. The two men have taken the cricketing world by storm, smashing bowling attacks across the world with disdain.

In this article, let us look at 5 Indian batsmen with the most runs in ODI in this decade.

#5 Suresh Raina

Most Runs in ODI: Suresh Raina has played 144 matches for India in this decade and scored 3718 runs at an average of 35.40, including 3 hundreds and 23 fifties. Raina’s first hundred of the decade came in the year 2010 when he scored 106 against Sri Lanka at Dhaka. However, the classy innings went in vain as Sri Lanka romped home by 4 wickets.

His second hundred of the decade came in Cardiff in the year 2014. Raina’s whirlwind 100, scored off just 75 balls, enabled India to thrash the hosts by 133 runs.

His final century of the decade came during the 2015 World Cup, when he scored 110* to help India beat Zimbabwe by 6 wickets.

Raina last played an ODI for India on 17 July 2018.

#4 Shikhar Dhawan

Most Runs in ODI: Shikhar Dhawan has formed a formidable partnership alongside Rohit Sharma at the top of the order. The dynamic left-hander has played 133 matches for India this decade and scored 5518 runs at an average of 44.50. He has also registered 17 hundreds and 27 fifties this decade.

Dhawan scored two magnificent hundreds in the 2013 Champions Trophy, against South Africa and the West Indies, and played a pivotal role in India clinching the title. He also slammed a match-winning 137 against South Africa in the 2015 World Cup.

The left-hander conjured a stunning 117 against Australia in the 2019 World Cup, but his stint in England was cut short due to injury.

Dhawan's last ODI match was against the West Indies in August 2019, where he scored a run-a-ball 36.

#3 MS Dhoni

Most Runs in ODI: The legendary MS Dhoni has featured in 196 matches for India in this decade and scored 5640 runs at an excellent average of 50.35. Dhoni has also notched up four hundreds and 39 fifties during this decade.

The most important knock played by Dhoni in this decade was the magical 91* he conjured in the final of the 2011 World Cup. Coming in to bat at the fall of Kohli’s wicket, Dhoni scored a whirlwind 91*, led from the front and enabled India to lift the trophy.

Dhoni’s other memorable knocks this decade include a magnificent 113* against Pakistan in a losing cause. Coming in to bat with India tottering at 27/5, Dhoni’s hundred propelled the side to a total of 227.

His final century of this decade came in the year 2017 against England. Dhoni scored 134 and took India to a huge total of 381 runs, enabling the hosts to edge past England by 15 runs.

His last ODI this decade was on 10 July 2019, in the semi-final of the 2019 World Cup. Even though he scored a half-century, India went down to New Zealand by 18 runs.

#2 Rohit Sharma

Most Runs in ODI: One of the biggest success stories of this decade has been the emergence of Rohit Sharma as a match-winner for India. ‘The Hitman’ has played 177 matches for India in this decade and scored a staggering 7991 runs, including 27 hundreds and 38 fifties.

Rohit has smashed as many as three double hundreds in this decade. His 264 against Sri Lanka in the year 2014 is the highest individual score of all time in ODI cricket. He has also crossed the 150-run mark 7 times in this decade.

Rohit almost literally owned the 2019 World Cup. The right-handed batsman became the first man in history to score five hundreds in a single edition of the multi-nation event, and ended the tournament with a staggering tally of 648 runs.

Rohit’s last ODI match was against the West Indies in August 2019, where he was run out for 10 runs.

#1 Virat Kohli

Most Runs in ODI: Virat Kohli has emerged as the monarch of all that he has surveyed this decade. The batting maestro has dismantled bowling attacks across the world with stunning regularity, and is already considered by many as one of the greatest batsmen of all time.

The numbers generated by Kohli this decade send the mind into a tizzy. In the 224 matches that the batting maestro has played, he has scored 11036 runs, including a whopping 42 hundreds and 51 fifties. That means he has crossed the 50-run mark 93 times in this decade alone. He is the only Indian Batsman to place his name in the list of most runs in ODI 2018.

Kohli has also broken a plethora of records in this period, including becoming the fastest to 10000 runs in ODIs, notching up the highest number of centuries in chases and scoring the most runs by an Indian batsman in a bilateral ODI series.

Kohli still has several years ahead of him, and if he can continue in the same vein he will likely go past most of Sachin Tendulkar’s big ticket records.

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Lee Tomlin and Gary Madine to miss Cardiff City’s pre-season tour of the USA due to visa issues

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Lee Tomlin admitted affray in 2017 following an incident outside a nightclub

Gary Madine was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment in 2013 for violence Phil Blanche, Press Association

The Bluebirds will leave for the US on Thursday for a pre-season tour

Published: 13: 41 BST, 11 July 2019 | [Morgen] pre-season tour of the United States due to visa issues.

Tomlin, 30, conceded in January 2017 and was ordered to perform community service after 80 hours after an incident outside of a Leicester nightclub.

Colleague striker Madine was jailed for 18 months in 2013 for attacking two fans in separate Sheffield attacks.

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Lee Tomlin has refused a visa prior to the pre-season tour from Cardiff City to the US

The 28-year-old spent four and a half months before being released. Devon and Cornwall, led by coach Ronnie Jepson from the first team

Tomlin and Madine want to rebuild their careers in Cardiff after struggling last season to be part of Premier League plans by Neil Warnock.

They both loaned the second half of the last semester, Tomlin in Peterborough and Madine in Sheffield United – the latter scored three Te ams as the Blades won promotion for the Premier League.

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Gary Madine also misses for the Bluebirds, with the pair now joining the under 23s

But Warnock has told the couple that they are at this season involved as Cardiff tries to bounce back to the first attempt.

The Bluebirds will then go to Canada and complete their three-game tour by meeting La Liga at Royal Valladolid in Edmonton

Skipper Sol Bamba and Callum Paterson will continue their rehabilitation

Scotland striker Paterson only had surgery in April and [1] [1] [2] [3] could be suitable for the championship opener in Wigan on August 3.

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Opening Ceremony - Schedules, Fixtures, Venues, Tickets

Oval will host the first match between England and South Africa on May 30.

• Old Trafford and Edgbaston play the semi-finals on July 9 and 11, respectively. God will host the final on July 14.

• ICC CEO David Richardson: “Fans around the world can see a compelling and competitive cricket game, the best difference in the face of the world in this form of round-trip for the right to be the crowned world champion.”

• Steve Ellworthy: “Today’s announcement is another important calendar in the preparation for the 2019 World Cricket World Cup: The tournament time comes alive to teams and cricket fans around the world.”

The International Cricket Council today confirmed the ICC cricket world cup 2019, to be held in England and Wales from May 30 to July 14.

England will open the tournament in Lalidaoui on May 30, when they will face South Africa, while Australia will launch defending the title on June 1 against the world cricket champion, Afghanistan, on Bristol Day / Night.

ICC World Cup winners and former world champions Pakistan will begin their campaign against the winner of ICC Twenty20 World Champion and Windies weak at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on May 31.

India, the world champion in 1983 and 2011, who won the 2013 CAF Champions League in England and Wales, will play their first match on June 5 against South Africa at Hampshire Pool in Southampton. His main match against traditional rivals, Pakistan, will be at Old Trafford in Manchester on June 16.

Old Trafford in Manchester and Edgbaston in Birmingham play the semi-finals on July 9 and 11, while Lord will host the World Cup final for the fifth time on July 14. All three parties will have reserve days.

Eleven places will be used in the 46-day tournament, in which each team plays once in a single league format with the first four teams after 45 rounds progressing to the semifinals.

Old Trafford in Manchester will host a maximum of six matches while Edgbaston in Birmingham, Hampshire Bowl in Southampton, Lord and Oval (both in London) and Trent Bridge in Nottingham will have five matches each. The Wales Cardiff Stadium in Cardiff and Hiddingle in Leeds have received four matches each and the Bristol County District in Bristol, the county that is based in Tonton, Tonton and Riverside at Chester Lane and Dina Street has three games each.

“It’s always a fun time before any major event to announce the ICC Cricket World Cup and Cricket World Cup, and next summer, fans from all over the world will enjoy competitive cricket,” said ICC chief executive David Richardson. The world in this ring-robin shape has the right to crown the world champions.

“This program also gives fans in England and Wales a chance to see world-class cricket on their doors with all the teams across the country.” We know from past cricket world cup schedule 2019 events that all countries will proudly support each place, creating an exceptional environment and a real celebration of the game. “

“Today’s announcement of the calendar is another important moment in the preparation for the 201C World Cup: the moment when the tournament brings life to teams and fans” from cricket around the world, said Steve Ilworthy, executive director of the 2019 Cricket World Cup. This is the star event in cricket one day.

“There are some great games: a direct match between England and Australia at Lourdes and India against Pakistan at Old Trafford, and England against India in Edgbaston as organizers. We can promise the teams and fans that we will work hard to provide the perfect preparation for this event.

“Given the UK’s diverse population, each rival team will ensure” local crowds “each time they play in the world’s most famous cricket stadiums.

“The cricket world cup 2019 sponsors is the third most watched international event and a great interest and attraction among cricket fans.” Our ambition is to develop the game and offer the best cricket celebration, and with that in mind, we have carefully developed our ticket prices.

“Prices have been tested with thousands of fans over the past six months, we have turned to outside experts and have consulted extensively to make sure they have good value compared to other global sporting events.” Balance access prices with the delivery of the investment required to deliver the world. “” Grade event — all proceeds are invested in the game to grow cricket. “

Ticket prices offered are as follows:

• 80,000+ tickets at £20 (over half of the group stage matches) • 200,000+ tickets at £50 or less • Child tickets at every match, starting from £6 • Family of four for £52

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Schedule: by venue Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff 1 June — New Zealand v Sri Lanka (d) 4 June — Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (d) 8 June — England v Bangladesh (d) 15 June — South Africa v Afghanistan (d/n)

County Ground Bristol, Bristol 1 June — Afghanistan v Australia (d/n) 7 June — Pakistan v Sri Lanka (d) 11 June — Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (d)

County Ground Taunton, Taunton 8 June — Afghanistan v New Zealand (d/n) 12 June — Australia v Pakistan (d) 17 June — Windies v Bangladesh (d)

Edgbaston, Birmingham 19 June — New Zealand v South Africa (d) 26 June — New Zealand v Pakistan (d) 30 June — England v India (d) 2 July — Bangladesh v India (d) 11 July — Second semi-final (2 v 3) (d) 12 July — Reserve day

Hampshire Bowl, Southampton 5 June — South Africa v India (d) 10 June — South Africa v Windies (d) 14 June — England v Windies (d) 22 June — India v Afghanistan (d) 24 June — Bangladesh v Afghanistan (d)

Headingley, Leeds 21 June — England v Sri Lanka (d) 29 June — Pakistan v Afghanistan (d) 4 July — Afghanistan v Windies (d) 6 July — Sri Lanka v India (d)

Lord’s, London 23 June — Pakistan v South Africa (d) 25 June — England v Australia (d) 29 June — New Zealand v Australia (d/n) 5 July — Pakistan v Bangladesh (d/n) 14 July — Final (d) 15 July — Reserve day

Old Trafford, Manchester 16 June — India v Pakistan (d) 18 June — England v Afghanistan (d) 22 June — Windies v New Zealand (d/n) 27 June — Windies v India (d) 6 July — Australia v South Africa (d/n) 9 July — First semifinal (1 v 4) (d) 10 July — Reserve day

The Oval, London 30 May — England v South Africa (d) 2 June –South Africa v Bangladesh (d) 5 June — Bangladesh v New Zealand (d/n) 9 June — India v Australia (d) 15 June — Sri Lanka v Australia (d)

The Riverside, Chester-le-Street 28 June — Sri Lanka v South Africa (d) 1 July — Sri Lanka v Windies (d) 3 July — England v New Zealand (d)

Trent Bridge, Nottingham 31 May — Windies v Pakistan (d) 3 June — England v Pakistan (d) 6 June — Australia v Windies (d) 13 June — India v New Zealand (d) 20 June — Australia v Bangladesh (d)

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2019 cricket world cup schedule

The International Cricket Council today confirmed the schedule of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, which will be staged in England and Wales from 30 May to 14 July.

England will open the tournament at The Oval on 30 May when they will take on South Africa, while Australia will launch their title defence on 1 June against the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier champions Afghanistan in a day/night match in Bristol.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 schedule

Reigning ICC Champions Trophy winners and former champions Pakistan will start their campaign against the ICC World Twenty20 winners and two-time former champions the Windies at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on 31 May.

India, the 1983 and 2011 world champions who also won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013 in England and Wales, will play their first match on 5 June against South Africa at the Hampshire Bowl in Southampton. Their feature match against traditional rivals Pakistan will be at Old Trafford in Manchester on 16 June.

Old Trafford in Manchester and Edgbaston in Birmingham will stage the two semi-finals on 9 and 11 July, while Lord’s will play host to a World Cup final for the fifth time, on 14 July. All these three matches will have reserve days.

Eleven world-class venues will be used in the 46-day tournament in which each side will play the other once in a single-league format with the top four sides after 45 matches progressing to the semi-finals.

Australia are current holders of the ICC Cricket World Cup

Old Trafford in Manchester will host maximum six matches, while Edgbaston in Birmingham, Hampshire Bowl in Southampton, Lord’s and The Oval (both in London), and Trent Bridge in Nottingham will stage five matches each. Cardiff Wales Stadium in Cardiff and Headingley in Leeds have been allocated four matches each and County Ground Bristol in Bristol, County Ground Taunton in Taunton and The Riverside in Chester-le-Street have got three matches each.

ICC Chief Executive David Richardson said: “It’s always an exciting moment ahead of any major event to announce the schedule and for the ICC Cricket World Cup. Next summer fans around the world will be treated to compelling and competitive cricket as the best teams in the world go head to head in this round-robin format for the right to be crowned World Champions.

“This schedule also gives fans across England and Wales the opportunity to watch world-class cricket on their doorstep with all teams moving around the country. We know from previous ICC events that every country will be proudly supported at each of the venues creating an exceptional atmosphere and a real celebration of the game.”

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Managing Director Steve Elworthy said: “Today’s announcement of the schedule is another important moment in the build-up to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – the moment that the tournament comes to life for teams and cricket lovers across the world. This is the flagship event in one-day cricket.

India and Pakistan will face off on 16 June at Old Trafford

“There are some fantastic head-to-head fixtures – England v Australia at Lord’s and India v Pakistan at Old Trafford as well as England v India at Edgbaston spring to mind. As organisers we can promise the teams and fans we will work hard to provide the perfect stage for this event.

“Because of the UK’s diverse population, every competing team will also be guaranteed a ‘home crowd’ every time they play at some of the most iconic cricket grounds in the world.

“The Cricket World Cup is the third most watched global event and has huge interest and appeal amongst cricket fans. Our ambition is to grow the game and deliver the greatest ever cricket celebration and with that in mind we have very carefully developed our ticket prices.

"The prices have been tested with thousands of fans over the last six months, we have used external experts and consulted widely to ensure that they are good value versus other global sporting events. The prices balance accessibility with delivering the investment required to deliver a world-class event. All revenue is invested back in the game to grow cricket.”

Ticket prices offered are as follows:

• 80,000+ tickets at £20 (over half of the group stage matches) • 200,000+ tickets at £50 or less • Child tickets at every match, starting from £6 • Family of four for £52

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Schedule: by venue Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff 1 June – New Zealand v Sri Lanka (d) 4 June – Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (d) 8 June – England v Bangladesh (d) 15 June – South Africa v Afghanistan (d/n)

County Ground Bristol, Bristol 1 June – Afghanistan v Australia (d/n) 7 June – Pakistan v Sri Lanka (d) 11 June – Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (d)

County Ground Taunton, Taunton 8 June – Afghanistan v New Zealand (d/n) 12 June – Australia v Pakistan (d) 17 June – Windies v Bangladesh (d)

Edgbaston, Birmingham 19 June – New Zealand v South Africa (d) 26 June – New Zealand v Pakistan (d) 30 June – England v India (d) 2 July – Bangladesh v India (d) 11 July – Second semi-final (2 v 3) (d) 12 July – Reserve day

Hampshire Bowl, Southampton 5 June – South Africa v India (d) 10 June – South Africa v Windies (d) 14 June – England v Windies (d) 22 June – India v Afghanistan (d) 24 June – Bangladesh v Afghanistan (d)

Headingley, Leeds 21 June – England v Sri Lanka (d) 29 June – Pakistan v Afghanistan (d) 4 July – Afghanistan v Windies (d) 6 July – Sri Lanka v India (d)

Lord’s, London 23 June – Pakistan v South Africa (d) 25 June – England v Australia (d) 29 June – New Zealand v Australia (d/n) 5 July – Pakistan v Bangladesh (d/n) 14 July – Final (d) 15 July – Reserve day

Old Trafford, Manchester 16 June – India v Pakistan (d) 18 June – England v Afghanistan (d) 22 June – Windies v New Zealand (d/n) 27 June – Windies v India (d) 6 July – Australia v South Africa (d/n) 9 July - First semifinal (1 v 4) (d) 10 July – Reserve day

The Oval, London 30 May – England v South Africa (d) 2 June –South Africa v Bangladesh (d) 5 June – Bangladesh v New Zealand (d/n) 9 June – India v Australia (d) 15 June – Sri Lanka v Australia (d)

The Riverside, Chester-le-Street 28 June – Sri Lanka v South Africa (d) 1 July – Sri Lanka v Windies (d) 3 July – England v New Zealand (d)

Trent Bridge, Nottingham 31 May – Windies v Pakistan (d) 3 June – England v Pakistan (d) 6 June – Australia v Windies (d) 13 June – India v New Zealand (d) 20 June – Australia v Bangladesh (d)

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Supervisor ins and outs - September 2018

Supervisor ins and outs - September 2018

Supervisor ins and outs – September 2018

Alan Stubbs lasted lower than three months as St Mirren supervisor

BBC Sport tracks all of the supervisor ins and outs in addition to itemizing all the present bosses within the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, English Soccer League and Nationwide League.

The entire managerial actions for September will seem beneath, adopted by the complete listing of every membership, league-by-league.

To learn the listing for August, go to the ins and outs web page.

Premier League Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Arsenal Unai Emery 23 Could 2018 Arsene Wenger Bournemouth Eddie Howe 12 Oct 2012 Paul Groves Brighton & Hove Albion Chris Hughton 31 Dec 2014 Sami Hyypia Burnley Sean Dyche 30 Oct 2012 Eddie Howe Cardiff Metropolis Neil Warnock 5 Oct 2016 Paul Trollope Chelsea Maurizio Sarri 14 July 2018 Antonio Conte Crystal Palace Roy Hodgson 12 Sep 2017 Frank de Boer Everton Marco Silva 31 Could 2018 Sam Allardyce Fulham Slavisa Jokanovic 27 Dec 2015 Package Symons Huddersfield City David Wagner 5 Nov 2015 Chris Powell Leicester Metropolis Claude Puel 25 Oct 2017 Craig Shakespeare Liverpool Jurgen Klopp eight Oct 2015 Brendan Rodgers Manchester Metropolis Pep Guardiola 1 Jul 2016 Manuel Pellegrini Manchester United Jose Mourinho 27 Could 2016 Louis van Gaal Newcastle United Rafael Benitez 11 Mar 2016 Steve McClaren Southampton Mark Hughes 14 Mar 2018 Mauricio Pellegrino Tottenham Hotspur Mauricio Pochettino 27 Could 2014 Tim Sherwood Watford Javi Gracia 21 Jan 2018 Marco Silva West Ham United Manuel Pellegrini 22 Could 2018 David Moyes Wolves Nuno Espirito Santo 31 Could 2017 Paul Lambert

Scottish Premiership Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Aberdeen Derek McInnes 6 Apr 2013 Craig Brown Celtic Brendan Rodgers 20 Could 2016 Ronny Deila Dundee Neil McCann 2 Jun 2017 Paul Hartley Hamilton Martin Canning 23 Jan 2015 Alex Neil Coronary heart of Midlothian Craig Levein 28 Aug 2017 Ian Cathro Hibernian Neil Lennon eight Jun 2016 Alan Stubbs Kilmarnock Steve Clarke 14 Oct 2017 Lee McCulloch Livingston TBC TBC Kenny Miller Motherwell Stephen Robinson 15 Mar 2017 Mark McGhee Rangers Steven Gerrard 04 Could 2018 Graeme Murty St Johnstone Tommy Wright 10 Jun 2013 Steve Lomas St Mirren TBC TBC Alan Stubbs

Championship Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Aston Villa Steve Bruce 12 Oct 2016 Roberto di Matteo Birmingham Metropolis Garry Monk four Mar 2018 Steve Cotterill Blackburn Rovers Tony Mowbray 22 Feb 2017 Owen Coyle Bolton Wanderers Phil Parkinson 10 Jun 2016 Neil Lennon Brentford Dean Smith 30 Nov 2015 Marinus Dijkhuizen Bristol Metropolis Lee Johnson 6 Feb 2016 Steve Cotterill Derby County Frank Lampard 31 Could 2018 Gary Rowett Hull Metropolis Nigel Adkins 7 Dec 2017 Leonid Slutsky Ipswich City Paul Hurst 30 Could 2018 Mick McCarthy Leeds United Marcelo Bielsa 15 Jun 2018 Paul Heckingbottom Middlesbrough Tony Pulis 26 Dec 2017 Garry Monk Millwall Neil Harris 29 Apr 2015 Ian Holloway Norwich Metropolis Daniel Farke 25 Could 2017 Alex Neil Nottingham Forest Aitor Karanka eight Jan 2018 Mark Warburton Preston North Finish Alex Neil four Jul 2017 Simon Grayson Queens Park Rangers Steve McClaren 18 Could 2018 Ian Holloway Studying Paul Clement 23 Mar 2018 Jaap Stam Rotherham United Paul Warne 5 Apr 2017 Kenny Jackett Sheffield Wednesday Jos Luhukay 5 Jan 2018 Carlos Carvalhal Sheffield United Chris Wilder 12 Could 2016 Nigel Adkins Stoke Metropolis Gary Rowett 22 Could 2018 Paul Lambert Swansea Metropolis Graham Potter 11 Jun 2018 Carlos Carvalhal West Bromwich Albion Darren Moore 18 Could 2018 Alan Pardew Wigan Athletic Paul Prepare dinner 31 Could 2017 Warren Joyce

League One Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Accrington Stanley John Coleman 18 Sep 2014 James Beattie AFC Wimbledon Neal Ardley 10 Oct 2012 Terry Brown Barnsley Daniel Stendel 6 Jun 2018 Paul Heckingbottom Blackpool TBC TBC Gary Bowyer Bradford Metropolis David Hopkin four Sep 2018 Michael Collins Bristol Rovers Darrell Clarke 28 Mar 2014 John Ward Burton Albion Nigel Clough 7 Dec 2015 Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Charlton Athletic TBC TBC Karl Robinson Coventry Metropolis Mark Robins 6 Mar 2017 Russell Slade Doncaster Rovers Grant McCann 27 Jun 2018 Darren Ferguson Fleetwood City Joey Barton 2 Jun 2018 John Sheridan Gillingham Steve Lovell 16 Nov 2017 Ady Pennock Luton City Nathan Jones 6 Jan 2016 John Nonetheless Oxford United Karl Robinson 22 Mar 2018 Pep Clotet Peterborough United Steve Evans 28 Feb 2018 Grant McCann Plymouth Argyle Derek Adams 11 Jun 2015 John Sheridan Portsmouth Kenny Jackett 2 Jun 2017 Paul Prepare dinner Rochdale Keith Hill 22 Jan 2013 John Coleman Scunthorpe United Stuart McCall 27 Aug 2018 Nick Daws Shrewsbury City John Askey 1 June 2018 Paul Hurst Southend United Chris Powell 23 Jan 2018 Phil Brown Sunderland Jack Ross 25 Could 2018 Chris Coleman Walsall Dean Keates 16 Mar 2018 Jon Whitney Wycombe Wanderers Gareth Ainsworth eight Nov 2012 Gary Waddock

League Two Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Bury Ryan Lowe 10 Could 2018 Chris Lucketti Cambridge United Joe Dunne 2 Could 2018 Shaun Derry Carlisle United John Sheridan 5 Jun 2018 Keith Curle Cheltenham TBC TBC Gary Johnson Colchester United John McGreal four Could 2016 Kevin Eager Crawley City TBC TBC Harry Kewell Crewe Alexandra David Artell eight Jan 2017 Steve Davis Exeter Metropolis Matt Taylor 1 Jun 2018 Paul Tisdale Forest Inexperienced Rovers Mark Cooper 9 Could 2016 Adrian Pennock Grimsby City Michael Jolley 2 Mar 2018 Russell Slade Lincoln Metropolis Danny Cowley 13 Could 2016 Chris Moyses Macclesfield City Mark Yates 19 Jun 2018 John Askey Mansfield City David Flitcroft 1 Mar 2018 Steve Evans MK Dons Paul Tisdale 6 June 2018 Dan Micciche Morecambe Jim Bentley 13 Could 2011 Sammy McIlroy Newport County Mike Flynn 9 Could 2017 Graham Westley Northampton City Dean Austin 12 Could 2018 Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Notts County Harry Kewell 31 Aug 2018 Kevin Nolan Oldham Athletic Frankie Bunn 13 Jun 2018 Richie Wellens Port Vale Neil Aspin four Oct 2017 Michael Brown Stevenage Dino Maamria 20 Mar 2018 Darren Sarll Swindon City Phil Brown 12 Mar 2018 David Flitcroft Tranmere Rovers Micky Mellon 6 Oct 2016 Gary Brabin Yeovil City Darren Means 31 Dec 2015 Paul Sturrock

Nationwide League Membership Supervisor Appointed Predecessor Aldershot City Gary Waddock 5 Could 2016 Barry Smith Barnet John Nonetheless 18 Could 2018 Martin Allen Barrow Ian Evatt 15 Jun 2018 Ady Pennock Boreham Wooden Luke Garrard 14 Oct 2015 Ian Allinson Braintree City Brad Quinton 19 Could 2017 Hakan Hayrettin Bromley Neil Smith four Apr 2016 Mark Goldberg Chesterfield Martin Allen 15 Could 2018 Jack Lester Dagenham & Redbridge Peter Taylor & Terry Harris 5 Jun 2018 John Nonetheless Dover Athletic Chris Kinnear 19 Jan 2013 Nicky Forster Eastleigh Andy Hessenthaler 18 Dec 2017 Richard Hill Ebbsfleet United Daryl McMahon 28 Apr 2015 Jamie Day AFC Fylde Dave Challinor 2 Nov 2011 Kelham O’Hanlon Gateshead Steve Watson 10 Dec 2017 Neil Aspin FC Halifax City Jamie Fullarton 20 Feb 2018 Billy Heath Harrogate City Simon Weaver 21 Could 2009 Neil Aspin Hartlepool United Matthew Bates four Could 2018 Craig Harrison Havant & Waterlooville Lee Bradbury 11 Oct 2012 Stuart Ritchie Leyton Orient Justin Edinburgh 29 Nov 2017 Steve Davis Maidenhead United Alan Devonshire 5 Could 2015 Johnson Hippolyte Maidstone United TBC TBC Jay Saunders Salford Metropolis Graham Alexander 14 Could 2018 Anthony Johnson & Bernard Morley Solihull Moors Tim Flowers 20 Jun 2018 Mark Yates Sutton United Paul Doswell 15 Could 2008 Jimmy Dack Wrexham Sam Ricketts 2 Could 2018 Dean Keates

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