Then - Sport
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Bike building in Forest Gate - 20 March 2014
Forest Gate was a centre of bike building at the end of the nineteenth century. This article looks in detail at the operations of the largest local manufacturer.
Black war hero and local football pioneer: Walter Tull - 5 Jun 2013
A brief biography of Walter Tull, black ex Clapton FC footballer and WW1 war hero.
Boxing's memory lane: Walker v Mildenberger fight, March 1967 - 29 January 2016
Billy Walker lived locally for some time and was owner of the Uppercut club. he was also British heavyweight boxer, this post looks at his European championship fight with Karl Mildenberger, and reproduces the programme for the fight.
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Clapton FC ground under threat - 29 May 2013
A brief history of Upton Lane's Clapton FC, and the threat currently facing its ground, as a result of mismanagement and threats of redevelopment.
Cycling in Victorian Forest Gate - 26 March 2014
Cycling for p-leasure was a boom time past time in late Victorian England. This post looks at its influence in Forest Gate.
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Educating Arnie: The Terminator on Forest Gate - 15 July 2015
Arnold Schwarzenegger remembers his time in Forest Gate - extracts from his autobiography.
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The articles in the list are hyper-linked. Clicking on them should take you directly to the article.
Each article has a number of "labels". These are listed, and high-lighted in green, at the foot of each article in the blog. By clicking on one of these, you will be directed to all other articles in this blog which has that name/subject as a label, and so be able to access further information on the subject.
This index is updated manually, usually every three months, or so. It was last updated on 27 March 2017. Articles appearing since that date can be accessed by scrolling down from the home page, or via the "Archives" column on the left of the home page.
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Bike building in Forest Gate - 20 March 2014
Forest Gate was a centre of bike building at the end of the nineteenth century. This article looks in detail at the operations of the largest local manufacturer.
Black war hero and local football pioneer: Walter Tull - 5 Jun 2013
A brief biography of Walter Tull, black ex Clapton FC footballer and WW1 war hero.
Boxing's memory lane: Walker v Mildenberger fight, March 1967 - 29 January 2016
Billy Walker lived locally for some time and was owner of the Uppercut club. he was also British heavyweight boxer, this post looks at his European championship fight with Karl Mildenberger, and reproduces the programme for the fight.
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Clapton FC ground under threat - 29 May 2013
A brief history of Upton Lane's Clapton FC, and the threat currently facing its ground, as a result of mismanagement and threats of redevelopment.
Cycling in Victorian Forest Gate - 26 March 2014
Cycling for p-leasure was a boom time past time in late Victorian England. This post looks at its influence in Forest Gate.
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Educating Arnie: The Terminator on Forest Gate - 15 July 2015
Arnold Schwarzenegger remembers his time in Forest Gate - extracts from his autobiography.
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Forest Gate: hub of Victorian bike manufacture - 11 March 2014
Forest Gate was a centre of bike building at the end of the nineteenth century. This article traces over a dozen local bike builders.
Forest Gate: hub of Victorian bike manufacture - 11 March 2014
Forest Gate was a centre of bike building at the end of the nineteenth century. This article traces over a dozen local bike builders.
Forest Gate was a centre of bike building at the end of the nineteenth century. This article traces over a dozen local bike builders.
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Golden Boy, Billy Walker's Forest Gate memories - 2 Sept 2014
An interview with former British heavyweight boxing champion, Billy Walker about his Forest Gate connections, including ownership of the Upper Cut club.
Golden Boy, Billy Walker's Forest Gate memories - 2 Sept 2014
An interview with former British heavyweight boxing champion, Billy Walker about his Forest Gate connections, including ownership of the Upper Cut club.
An interview with former British heavyweight boxing champion, Billy Walker about his Forest Gate connections, including ownership of the Upper Cut club.
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Save the Old Spotted Dog petition - 23 Aug 2013
Join the campaign to help save this historic, listed, but closed public house, on Upton Lane.
Spotted Dog; still under threat - 15 May 2013
A history of Upton Lane's 16th century pub, The Old Spotted Dog, and the threat to its continued existence, since closure.
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Save the Old Spotted Dog petition - 23 Aug 2013
Join the campaign to help save this historic, listed, but closed public house, on Upton Lane.
Spotted Dog; still under threat - 15 May 2013
A history of Upton Lane's 16th century pub, The Old Spotted Dog, and the threat to its continued existence, since closure.
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Save the Old Spotted Dog petition - 23 Aug 2013
Join the campaign to help save this historic, listed, but closed public house, on Upton Lane.
Spotted Dog; still under threat - 15 May 2013
A history of Upton Lane's 16th century pub, The Old Spotted Dog, and the threat to its continued existence, since closure.
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Tons happening in Upton Lane - 27 July 2015
An update on the status of the Old Spotted Dog ground and the strange ownership arrangements.
Tons of history - 7 Aug 2013
History of Upton Lane's Clapton FC.
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Tons happening in Upton Lane - 27 July 2015
An update on the status of the Old Spotted Dog ground and the strange ownership arrangements.
Tons of history - 7 Aug 2013
History of Upton Lane's Clapton FC.
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An update on the status of the Old Spotted Dog ground and the strange ownership arrangements.
Tons of history - 7 Aug 2013
History of Upton Lane's Clapton FC.
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Wag Bennett's gym exhibition - 7 Jun 2013
Notice of an exhibition celebrating Wag Bennett's famous Romford Road gym.
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Wag Bennett's gym exhibition - 7 Jun 2013
Notice of an exhibition celebrating Wag Bennett's famous Romford Road gym.
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Wag Bennett's gym exhibition - 7 Jun 2013
Notice of an exhibition celebrating Wag Bennett's famous Romford Road gym.
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7Es of E7 - 19 Oct 2014
A round up of Education, Ecology, Energy, Entertainment, Epicurian delights, Engine and End in Forest Gate.
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7Es of E7 - 19 Oct 2014
A round up of Education, Ecology, Energy, Entertainment, Epicurian delights, Engine and End in Forest Gate.
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The Premier League has tightened its ownership rules to block anyone found to have committed human rights abuses from running a club.
ReplyDeleteHuman rights abuses, as determined by the UK's Global Human Rights Sanctions Regulations, is a new "disqualifying event" in the English top-flight's owners' and directors' test.
Individuals subject to UK government sanctions will also be banned.
The changes to the test will be applied immediately.
The Premier League has also amended the list of criminal offences which would result in disqualification, including those which involve violence, corruption, fraud, tax evasion and hate crimes.
It also has new power to stop those wishing to become a director of a club if they are under investigation for conduct that would result in a disqualifying event if it is proven.เว็บบาคาร่า
Fulham manager Marco Silva says he is aware the impact his behaviour could have at grassroots level.
ReplyDeleteSilva, who has been charged for abusive behaviour towards match officials, expects to be on the touchline for Saturday's league match at Bournemouth.
The 45-year-old had until Wednesday to respond to the Football Association charge which followed his red card in the FA Cup loss at Manchester United.
Silva and Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic issued an apology yesterday.
Mitrovic is facing a lengthy ban after the FA said its standard three-match suspension for a straight sending off was
"clearly insufficient" for the Serb's push on referee Chris Kavanagh at Old Trafford earlier this month.เว็บบาคาร่า
Man City v Liverpool: Danny Murphy on Jurgen Klopp's huge eight days
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a monumental week for Liverpool, but the fact they face three huge tests in quick succession might actually be exactly what they need.
Starting on Saturday, the Reds play Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal in the space of eight days and I think they need to win at least two of those games to stay in the fight for the top four.
That looks like a daunting prospect - but it might surprise a few people to see that Liverpool have not just done well in these big games this season,
they've done better than any of the other top teams.บาคาร่าออนไลน์