Brentford bid to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease

Brentford are to create their biggest ever programme against QPR on October 30 to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease. Former England forward Stan Bowles, who played for both teams during his 17-year professional career, is suffering from the disease. The Bees Review souvenir edition will be made up of 104 pages and a cut of each copy sold will be split between Stan Bowles' ongoing care needs and the Alzheimer's Society.magistashop
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Bowles, 66, was diagnosed with a form of Alzheimer's in the summer. Queens Park Rangers recently held 'Stan Bowles Day' in honour of the playmaker, who is held in fond affection by both sets of supporters in west London. Alzheimer's Society chief executive Jeremy Hughes said: "Stan was an inspirational presence on the field for Brentford and Queens Park Rangers and he clearly remains an inspirational figure off the field as well. Brentford vs QPR October 30, 2015, 7:00pm Live on Sky Sports 1 HD Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass "It's really heartening that fans from his former clubs are rallying behind Stan so enthusiastically and money raised for Alzheimer's Society will help fund vital community services to support people with dementia, their families and carers. "It is only in recent years that society has started to talk openly about dementia. Football clubs like Brentford and Queens Park Rangers are at the heart of their local community and have an important role to play in creating a dementia friendly society." You can donate to Stan's GoFundMe account: www.gofundme.com/StanBowles or make a donation to the

Leeds fans urge Massimo Cellino to consider selling the club

It's the second time the Football League have disqualified Cellino inside a year, following a tax conviction in Italy. Cellino has confirmed he will appeal against his latest ban, which is understood to run until June next year. Further criminal cases against him are still outstanding and LUST has called on Cellino and minority shareholder Gulf Finance House to consider their future. leathersoccershoes
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A LUST statement read: "The Trust believes Leeds supporters have suffered enough over the years and therefore asks Massimo Cellino brings clarity and honesty to any public statements on the immediate future and consider the supporters' need for a stable club at all times in how he deals with his latest ban. Uwe Rosler has become the fifth Leeds manager to be sacked by Massimo Cellino Uwe Rosler has become the fifth Leeds manager to be sacked by Massimo Cellino "If, and the case grows daily, it is in the best interests of Leeds United supporters he and GFH should sell, we call on them both to do so with efficiency." The fans' group wants assurances from Cellino these outstanding charges do not "take us down the same destructive route a third, fourth or fifth time". LUST have now urged Cellino to appoint a managing director with proven experience of English football. LUST added: "This includes putting in place an experienced English football managing director who stays for the medium term and for our majority and minority owners to consider whether their continued presence at Elland Road is conducive to the good of the loyal support."

Lithuania 0 England 3: Easy-peasy does it

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England’s 3-0 win was as comfortable as expected against a side ranked 116th in the world, with the triumph in Vilnius seeing them become just the sixth side ever to reach the Euro finals with a 100 per cent record. It was an impressive end to Group E by the Three Lions, who boasted a two-goal lead by half-time after Ross Barkley’s long-range effort deflected home and Harry Kane’s shot went in off Lithuania goalkeeper Giedrius Arlauskis. A fierce Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain added extra gloss to a scoreline that some inside the tiny LFF Stadium appeared to care little about, preferring instead to clash in the home end before and during the encounter. Kane, Barkley and Adam Lallana were the only players to retain their starting berth as Roy Hodgson named an experimental England side in Lithuania. The attacking trio were the only survivors from Friday’s European Championship qualifier against Estonia, with Phil Jagielka captaining the side in the absence of Wayne Rooney, Gary Cahill and Joe Hart. Jamie Vardy, Jonjo Shelvey and Jack Butland were amongst those brought in at the LFF Stadium, where uncapped Danny Ings was amongst the substitutes after injury ruled him out of Friday’s match.
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Kyle Lafferty jokes with Sky Sports reporter after Northern Ireland qualify

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The striker scored seven goals in qualifying as Northern Ireland finished top of Group F to book their place at Euro 2016. Speaking ahead of the final clash with Finland, the Norwich forward joked with Sky Sports News HQ reporter Paul Gilmour that he now hopes to face either Brazil or Argentina at the finals in France.
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Michael O'Neill yet to commit long-term future to Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland have not received any approach for manager Michael O'Neill, according to the Irish FA president Jim Shaw. O'Neill successfully guided Northern Ireland to qualification for Euro 2016 - the country's first major tournament since the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. The former Hibernian midfielder, whose contract is due to expire after next year's European Championships in France, has since been linked with a number of jobs in England and Scotland. The 46 year-old is believed to want an improved long-term contract if he is to remain in charge of the national side, and Shaw suggested talks were still ongoing.End of Season discount soccer shoes , please click
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"Michael has done an excellent job, we could not have imagined how well we have done in the campaign and most of the credit for that goes to him," Shaw said. The Northern Ireland squad were given a rousing standing ovation on their return to their hotel led by Irish FA President Jim Shaw "We've had no contact from anybody regarding Michael, and all the rest of those issues will take care of themselves in a professional manner." The Green and White Army have never before qualified for the Euros and Shaw is hoping next summer's maiden appearance will raise Northern Ireland's standing in world football. "Something like this lifts the whole country in footballing terms," Shaw said.It gives us great recognition in European and world football, our first time in the Championship.
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Manchester United's Paddy McNair still in Helsinki due to injury

Manchester United's Paddy McNair was injured in Northern Ireland's draw in Finland Manchester United defender Paddy McNair will spend a second night in Helsinki in order to have the abdominal injury he sustained in Northern Ireland's 1-1 draw with Finland assessed. The 20-year-old was injured in the 13th minute of Sunday's match, but played on until six minutes into the second half as Michael O'Neill's side claimed a point that saw them finish top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group F. McNair spent Sunday night in hospital and the Irish Football Association confirmed on Monday that he will remain in the Finnish capital for another night, with the IFA doctor staying out with him.Meanwhile, Oliver Norwood has highlighted the role that he believes has been played by former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in Northern Ireland's qualification for Euro 2016. Six of O'Neill's France-bound squad came through the ranks at Old Trafford, although only McNair is still with the club.End of Season discount soccer shoes , please click
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Jonny and Corry Evans, Norwood, Craig Cathcart and Luke McCullough all learned their trade under the Ferguson regime before moving on. "It might sound silly, but the United lads were brought up properly," said Reading midfielder Norwood.We worked under the regime of the best manager who's ever managed in football, Sir Alex Ferguson. What he passed through that club - to the youth team, to every academy boy - that's something we can look back on with pride. "We were all together there and now we're all together here at Northern Ireland. We were brought up in a proper football club, training every day with world-class players, but seeing they're just normal people. "I don't think you'll ever see a 'big time Charlie' coming out of that Manchester United system because it's not allowed there."
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Ligue 1 round-up: Lyon suffer shock defeat to Bordeaux

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