
Charlie Slater
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Charlie Slater
Media caption, 'I want to showcase who I am' - WhiteheadWhen Richard Whitehead lined up for his first marathon more than two decades ago in New York, he was about to do something he never thought possible – run. Since then, it is as if has never stopped. The Nottinghamshire athlete has dashed to win two Paralympic gold medals as well as numerous world titles for Britain and criss-crossed the world pounding the bitumen to set a number of world records.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Charlie Slater
Clough the player is inextricably linked to Mansfield's Nottinghamshire neighbours Forest. He remains the club's all-time top scorer with 123 goals - a vast majority of which he scored while playing under his late, great father Brian Clough during the later years of his illustrious time as Reds boss. "The Clough family name is a dynasty in football, particularly in our country," Rhodes said.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Charlie Slater
Grealish was an Aston Villa player when loaned to Notts, and six years after his spell at Meadow Lane he was sold for £100m to Manchester City - a club where he has won seven major honours, including the Champions League. As for Yates, his time in League Two with Notts makes up part of a remarkable career that has seen him play in all of the top five leagues in England.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Charlie Slater
When talking of Johnson's death, Kelsall admitted "it's difficult" even a year on. "I don't really want to remember too much if I'm honest," Kelsall said. "Time has flown but at the same time it feels like a million years ago."But the memory of Johnson himself is one that the forward will carry with him forever. "He was a great friend for the time he was playing for the organisation, and I'm never going to forget it, that's for sure," Kelsall continued.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Charlie Slater
Striker Kayden Jackson won a competition to land his first professional contract, but says he never expected the jackpot to be a career that would span more than a decade. In 11 years, Jackson has been signed by 10 clubs, once commanded a £1m transfer fee, won promotion to the Premier League and now tops Derby County's goalscoring charts on their return to the Championship. It is fair to say the 30-year-old's journey has been anything but ordinary.
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