Day: December 21, 2016

British football abuse victims ‘as young as four’

Police investigating a sexual abuse scandal that has shaken British football say that children as young as four may have been molested. In an update on the investigation, Britain’s National Police Chiefs’ Council said there have been significant rises in the numbers of clubs implicated, suspects and potential victims.

Blacksburg 2016

… in retracing the steps of my younger years. We first started first at Champs and their wall of televisions showcasing sports. We then moved on to the Cellar where we spent most the post-game evening. After that we called it a night and retired. It …

Blacksburg 2016

… in retracing the steps of my younger years. We first started first at Champs and their wall of televisions showcasing sports. We then moved on to the Cellar where we spent most the post-game evening. After that we called it a night and retired. It …

Striker and defender transfer-listed by Eastleigh

MARTIN Allen has set the wheels in motion for the next stage of his Eastleigh squad rebuild by transfer-listing two senior players. Allen has already made four signings since arriving from Barnet at the start of the month, recruiting Sam Togwell and Gavin Hoyte from Barnet, taking Hakeem Odoffin on loan from Wolves and bringing experienced midfielder Ben Strevens back to the Silverlake from Whitehawk.

Heeley reluctant to ‘push’ fit-again Chambers

WORCESTER City boss Carl Heeley admits he is reluctant to “push” veteran defender James Chambers into competitive action despite returning to training. The former Leicester City, West Brom and Watford player has been steadily working back to full fitness since tearing his hamstring in early September.

Heeley reluctant to ‘push’ fit-again Chambers

WORCESTER City boss Carl Heeley admits he is reluctant to “push” veteran defender James Chambers into competitive action despite returning to training. The former Leicester City, West Brom and Watford player has been steadily working back to full fitness since tearing his hamstring in early September.

UPDATE 2-Ryanair, Aer Lingus face tax bill after EU court ruling on state aid

LUXEMBOURG, Dec 21 Ryanair and Aer Lingus face paying back millions of euros in air travel taxes after the European Court of Justice ruled on Wednesday that they had benefited from unlawful aid from the Irish government. Ryanair, Europe’s largest budget airline, said the ruling would require it to repay 12 million euros to the Irish government, but also said airlines would be able to take legal action to claim compensation from the government over the tax.