EPL: Palace admit Eberechi Eze breached COVID-19 rules
Published 11 January 2021
Crystal Palace winger Eberechi Eze has admitted “an error of judgement” by attending former club Queens Park Rangers’ FA Cup tie against Fulham on Saturday in the latest breach of coronavirus regulations by a Premier League player.
Palace said they were unaware of QPR’s invitation to Eze and will speak to the England under-21 international after he was seen in the stands at Loftus Road without wearing a mask.
“QPR have acknowledged they made a mistake in hosting Eberechi Eze in the directors’ box at Saturday’s FA Cup match against Fulham without our knowledge,” Palace said in a statement on Monday.
Edward Turner â The Carpenter from Lancaster
Renowned for its mint cake and grey limestone buildings, the former Westmorland County town of Kendal, now part of Cumbria, was the location where an Everton talent scout discovered a defender by the name of Edward Turner. Born on 24 February 1874 in Lancaster, he was the second child of John, a cotton spinner, and his wife Mary. The 1881 census finds the family living on Rigg Lane but by 1891 they had moved to Penfold Lane where Edward had begun to learn the Carpentry trade.
Around this time, his name briefly appeared playing for the local Skerton club but, by 1896, he was reported to be representing Kendal in the Lancashire Junior Cup against Whiston. This club were also members of the Westmorland FA and played their home matches on a small enclosure known as Maudâs Meadow. On 19 January 1898, Edward Turner accepted a trial period of one month with Everton, which proved successful, and was later engaged for a weekly wage of
Coach scheme shows a drive to change the game
Taff Rahman on how him joining the Professional Player to Coach Scheme can boost Asian representation in football. 23 December 2020
Having arrived from Bangladesh as a seven-year-old with no grasp of English, Taff Rahman’s path to becoming a footballer had its challenges, but he hopes it will help him as he takes part in the new Premier League, EFL and PFA Charity’s Professional Player to Coach Scheme. I started playing football as soon as I landed in the United Kingdom,” Rahman recalls. Not being able to speak the language, it was the playground that was kind of my saviour.
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Having arrived from Bangladesh as a seven-year-old with no grasp of English, Taff Rahman’s path to becoming a footballer had its challenges, but he hopes it will help him as he takes part in the Premier League, EFL and PFA Charity’s new Professional Player to Coach Scheme. I started playing football as soon as I landed in the United Kingdom,” Rahman recalled last year. Not being able to speak the language, it was the playground that was kind of my saviour.
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WARRIORS rising star Jordan Zemura has been rewarded for his rapid development after agreeing a new contract with English Championship side AFC Bournemouth.
The new deal will see the London-born star staying at the Vitality Stadium until 2022.
Zemura’s new contract comes after a memorable weekend when he made his league debut for the English Premier League promotion chasing Cherries in the 5-0 demolition of Huddersfield on Saturday.
Prior to this weekend, Zemura’s appearances in the first team for Bournemouth had come in the Carabao Cup as he continues to make strides after being promoted from the club’s Under-21 side.