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DAN RALPH — He has a Grey Cup ring for every finger but it s Hugh Campbell s overall coaching success that s unlikely to ever be duplicated.Campbell was the Edmonton Football Team s head coach from . . . ....
Campbell says teamwork was key element of Edmonton s five straight Grey Cup victories Edmonton Eskimos coach Hugh Campbell is carried on the shoulders of team members after the Eskimos won their fifth straight Grey Cup by defeating the Toronto Argonauts in Toronto on November 28, 1982. THE CANADIAN PRESS March 15, 2021 - 1:25 PM DAN RALPH - He has a Grey Cup ring for every finger but it s Hugh Campbell s overall coaching success that s unlikely to ever be duplicated. Campbell was the Edmonton Football Team s head coach from 1977 to 1982, compiling a 70-21-5 regular-season record and leading the franchise to a Grey Cup appearance every year. The only blemish on a stellar 11-1 playoff mark is a 41-6 loss to Montreal in the 77 CFL final before an unprecedented five straight titles under Campbell, who later earned four more as a club executive.. ....
Highland drivers warned to be aware of deer on roads By Tom Ramage Published: 14:00, 23 December 2020 Get the Inverness Courier sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Almost 1800 road accidents involving deer â the majority of them in the Highlands â were officially recorded in 2018 although tens of thousands more go unreported, according to a Government advisory group. Winter is a particularly dangerous time, when deer often move to lower ground for grazing and drivers face wet and icy driving conditions in poor light. Oh dear roe deer road deer Official figures recorded 1,756 collisions involving deer in 2018, an increase of more than a third over the last decade. ....
Deer collisions on the rise as number of animals on increase By Caroline McMorran | Updated: 09:23, 23 December 2020 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper A deer caught in headlights - deer often move to lower ground for grazing in winter. Almost 1800 road accidents involving deer were officially recorded in 2018 although tens of thousands more go unreported, according to a government advisory group. Winter is a particularly dangerous time, when deer often move to lower ground for grazing and drivers face wet and icy driving conditions in poor light. ....