Wolves 2-0 Town Monday, 11th Apr 2005 22:24
Town s automatic promotion hopes were dealt a big blow by a 2-0 defeat at Wolves. The Blues were well off the pace in a first half during which Colin Cameron and Carl Cort put the home side two goals in front. Town improved after the break but created few chances.
Boss Joe Royle switched back to a 3-5-2 formation with Matt Richards coming in as left wing-back and Darren Currie dropping to the bench.
Wolves were out of the blocks quickly and South Korean international Ki-Hyeon Seol curled a 25-yarder wide.
After five minutes the home side went in front. Lee Naylor went round Fabian Wilnis on the left - possibly fouling him as he did so - and crossed low into the box. Kenny Miller missed the ball, it struck David Unsworth and landed at the feet of Colin Cameron who took it wide of Kelvin Davis and shot into the net off the cross-bar.
Duo on Way Back Wednesday, 7th Apr 2004 13:50
Midfield duo Ian Westlake and Jim Magilton s injuries are showing signs of improvement ahead of Saturday s trip to Rotherham. Westlake picked up calf and knee problems against West Brom, while Magilton has been suffering from a tight hamstring.
Boss Joe Royle says: Jim has a fighting chance and Westy looks to be on the mend. But John McGreal has done nothing since last Thursday and has to be more doubtful than either of them.
McGreal twisted an ankle in training last Thursday and missed the visito of Albion.
Also both definitely out of the trip to Millmoor are Pablo Couñago (hamstring) and Richard Naylor (broken toe), neither of whom have progressed far enough to be involved in a reserve game as yet.
Westlake a Doubt Monday, 5th Apr 2004 09:54
Midfielder Ian Westlake is a doubt ahead of Saturday s trip to Rotherham after picking up knee and ankle problems in the 3-2 loss to West Brom.
The youngster went in for a challenge with the Baggies James Chambers in the second half and appeared to come off much the worse, requiring treatment for several minutes. After continuing for a brief period he was replaced with Martijn Reuser.
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It means the department is currently spending around £1.5 million a month on agency staff. The figures were revealed in a financial document being discussed by Bradford Council’s Executive on Tuesday. The Quarter 4 financial report says the Council’s social care budget has overspent by £4.9 million in the past year due to higher workloads and an increased reliance on agency staff. As of February there were 149 agency social workers employed in the service. In April 2019 there were just 53 agency social workers at the Council. And it was recently revealed that 34 agency workers have worked for the Council’s Children’s Services for over a year.
Virginia Beach game developer creates virtual Easter egg hunt on Minecraft
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - For those looking for a pandemic-friendly Easter egg hunt for fun, a local game developer has created one that is free and open to the public.
Ian Westlake, a college freshman and member of Coastal Community Church, developed the egg hunt on the popular online game Minecraft. The egg hunt is on a server hosted by the church.
The game went live on Friday and took roughly three weeks to produce. It took some work, but when we started working and it came together, it was good, Westlake said.