Dad x 3. Premier League Commentator. Radio Newsreader & Presenter. Freelance Football Reporter BBC Sheffield. Owner @derbysmediaco Founder @DerbyshireUtd
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3 years on from completing the Peak District, i'm back again 👊justgiving.com/fundraising/M…
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Stephy scores our first of the afternoon 🎥
#LEINOR
Slough Town Football Club is proud to unveil a new club crest, which will become the primary symbol of the Rebels as we enter the next chapter in our history.
Read more about the thinking behind the new crest, its symbolism and what it represents for the entire Slough Town family 👉 ow.ly/7a7Y50ZcCy7
#OneSlough
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What is wrong with you?
Black men are at significantly higher risk of prostate cancer. This isn’t “two-tier Britain”. It’s basic medicine.
The programme will save lives and the NHS money. That’s great news.
Stop rage-farming and log off for a day. It might do you some good. 👍
ALT A screenshot from Google showing Prostate Cancer UK’s website where it says “1 in 4 Black men will get prostate cancer. That’s double the risk of other men. As a Black man, you’re also more likely to get prostate cancer.”
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Trent Alexander-Arnold plays right-back for Real Madrid. Started home and away against Manchester City. He won the Premier League and Champions League at right-back with Liverpool. He’s used to dealing with pressure. He’s taken a decisive tournament penalty. He’s played in the World Cup before.
He has occasional defensive deficiencies but he brings a long-range passing skill that few possess. Are England that blessed at right-back that they don’t need Alexander-Arnold? That he isn’t amongst the best 30 outfield players available to Thomas Tuchel?
In the @EmiratesFACup 4th round, I was sat next to @Guymowbray. Today in the 5th round, he's sat with @alanshearer. I'm not saying it's a downgrade, but Alan never scored for @DerbyshireUtd
This is why they sold Strand Larsen.
You may remember the footage of this young supporter from our last game at Molineux…
Yesterday, Wolfie and the @Young_Wolves team surprised Rory in the stands with a fresh box of chicken nuggets.
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Here we go! The moment you've all been waiting for....
Our first Podcast is available to view now 💚
youtu.be/Ju4vt8f34OU
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Matlock Town are pleased to announce the appointment of former Republic Of Ireland international Paddy Kenny to the role of goalkeeping coach.
Paddy started his career in non-league with Ovenden West Riding before a spell at Bradford (Park Avenue). He signed professionally for Bury who were then managed by Neil Warnock.
He spent four seasons at Bury before moving on loan - and then permanently - to Sheffield United, again managed by Warnock.
Paddy played over 300 times for United and was part of the side that achieved promotion to the Premier League in the 2005/06 season.
Warnock signed Paddy for the third time, taking the goalkeeper to QPR in 2010. Paddy won the Championship in his first season and was voted Player of the Season for the campaign.
He was a part of the famous game against Manchester City that saw City win the title and QPR survive on the final day, before he left to join Leeds United.
He played every minute of the 2012/13 season and a 1-1 draw against Charlton Athletic saw him make his 500th career appearance in the same season.
After that, Paddy spent time at clubs including Bolton Wanderers and Ipswich Town. He also had a fifth spell under Neil Warnock at Rotherham, was player-coach at Northampton Town and had a brief spell as joint-manager of Goole AFC.
As well as a stellar club career, Paddy played seven times for the Republic of Ireland.
Welcome to the Gladiators, Paddy.
