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Town spent £280,000 on agents fees during the first six months of 2008. The figures are revealed in the latest edition of the Football League s Agents Fees Report. ....
Town were one of three Championship teams to spend nothing on agents fees during the first six months of 2007. Overall, spending on agents in the Football League was down 25% on the same period last year, to £2.44 million. ....
Clubs in the Football League introduced a home grown players rule at an EGM at Derby s Pride Park earlier today. From the start of next season, at least four players from a club s 16-man match day squad should have been registered domestically for a minimum of three seasons, regardless of nationality, prior to their 21st birthday. ....
Town spent £125,000 on agents fees in the six months to the end of December 2007. The figures are revealed in the Football League s Agents Fees Report. ....
Starting out as a small but energetic and, above all, committed group of parents in County Down in the early 1970s, All Children Together (ACT) believed that, as long as children continued to be educated separately, there was little hope of healing the festering wounds in a society blighted by bitter division. This is the story of the pioneers of the integrated education movement in Northern Ireland. The book chronicles how ACT faced powerful establishment resistance - both clerical and lay - to a vision that would see children of all religions and no religion educated together. At the political level it describes how, crucially, ACT persuaded Westminster to pass enabling legislation in 1978. Then, in 1981, came the great leap of faith with the establishment of what would become the flagship of the movement, Lagan College, with a mere 28 pupils. Thereafter ACT embarked on a programme to convince government to make funds available to parent groups, wishing to do so, to found integr ....