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Barbados forward Nick Blackman in action during the Concacaf Nations League
In recent weeks, the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) and the Jamaica men’s senior national football team have decorated sports pages and conversations across the globe.
The topic of discussion has been their major recruitment of European professional footballers for their 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup and 2022 FIFA World Cup assignments.
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Some popular names from the English Premier League have been mentioned by the JFF, names such as; West Ham United’s Michail Antonio, Everton’s Mason Holgate and Nathan Redmond of Southampton.
The biggest name must be former England Youth international Demarai Gray, formerly of Leicester City but now a key member of the German outfit Bayern Leverkusen.
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Timothy Jones JOHN THOMAS My dad, who is no longer here, was a supporter of Wrexham AFC for more than 70 years. Even when he was very ill that didn t stop him supporting his team. He was a wheelchair user and was the first wheelchair user on the new platform which made his day. In his words, Wrexham is the name! Tracy Thomas JOHN ‘JAKEY’ JONES He sadly passed away in May 2020, aged 68. An avid supporter and season ticket holder for many years, he followed Wrexham for over 54 years. Every home match was on the Kop, followed by the family section of the Mold Road Stand, along with his family and friends. He was everyone’s friend and will be sadly missed.
George Sharples Remembered
Goerge Sharples at Goodison Park circa 1961
George Sharples, who passed away on 14 December 2020, aged 77, had been one of nine surviving players to have played a part in Everton’s title-winning season of 1962-63 (the others being Jimmy Gabriel, Mick Meagan, John Morrissey, Derek Temple, Tony Kay, Billy Bingham, Ray Veall and Frank Wignall).
A son of Ellesmere Port, he was born on 20 September 1943 to parents James and Florence who ran a large and successful newsagent business in Overpool. A student at Wirral Grammar School – a rugby-playing establishment – George always had soccer as his first sporting love. He represented Wirral and Cheshire Schoolboys (along with Roy Parnell, who would become a close pal at Everton).