Kev Stewart

1 month ago | the72.co.uk | Kevin Stewart |Kev Stewart

Big Sam took charge of his only cup final that fateful February day 21 years ago, as two early goals from Joseph-Désiré Job and Boudewijn Zenden saw Steve McClaren’s Middlesbrough to defeat Bolton Wanderers and win their first and only major trophy, despite Kevin Davies’ quick reply. Allardyce had previously led the Trotters to First Division play-off final victory at the Millennium Stadium in 2001, and he would win the second-tier play-offs again in 2012 at Wembley with West Ham United.

1 month ago | the72.co.uk | Kevin Stewart |Kev Stewart

The Chelsea youngster, who turned 22 in March, is coming off the back of a successful spell at the Eco-Power Stadium, playing in every single minute of Doncaster Rovers’ league campaign as they won the League Two title with an impressive 84 points. With the South Yorkshire side set to make the jump to League One for the 2025/26 season, local news outlet the Doncaster Free Press states Sharman-Lowe is open to returning to develop his game further at a higher level.

1 month ago | the72.co.uk | Kevin Stewart |Kev Stewart

Back in 2022, Sunderland defeated Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 on aggregate in the League One play-off semi-final. SAFC and the Owls set a new semi-final record when their two matches attracted a combined attendance of 77,729. That record looks set to be smashed when the Wearside club host Coventry City in the second leg of their 2024-25 Championship play-off semi-final tonight.

1 month ago | the72.co.uk | Kevin Stewart |Kev Stewart

Middlesbrough were linked with a move for Slovan Bratislava talisman Strelec in January. Boro were out to replace Emmanuel Latte Lath and had numerous options on the radar. However, Strelec stayed put in Slovakia while Middlesbrough made an ill-fated move for Kelechi Iheanacho, who failed to make an impact on Teesside. Now though, Strelec’s name has popped up again, and new developments offer hope for Middlesbrough.

Sep 30, 2024 | wegotthiscovered.com | Kev Stewart

Born on June 22, 1936, in Brownsville, Texas, Kris Kristofferson was an iconic country singer, songwriter, and actor. His career in the entertainment business began in 1959, and he retired in 2021, meaning his life in showbiz spanned over sixty years and occurred in a whopping eight decades. As a recording artist, Kristofferson released 18 studio albums, four live albums, six collaborative albums, five compilation albums, 25 singles as a solo artist, and six singles with Rita Coolidge.