Friday 15 September 2000
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| 13:15-13:45 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League with every goal scored in the first, second and third divisions plus a look ahead to the forthcoming weekend's action.
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| 19:00-22:00 |
| First Division Football: Sheffield United Vs Blackburn Rovers - Live |
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The latest live Nationwide League First Division action as Sheffield United take on their rivals from across the Pennines, Blackburn Rovers. Marcus Buckland introduces the action from Bramall Lane whilst commentary comes from Rob Hawthorne and Chris Kamara.
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| 19:00-22:00 |
| Interactive Football: Sheffield United Vs Blackburn Rovers - Live |
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The latest live Nationwide League First Division action as Sheffield United take on their rivals from across the Pennines, Blackburn Rovers. Marcus Buckland introduces the action from Bramall Lane whilst commentary comes from Rob Hawthorne and Chris Kamara.
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| 04:00-05:30 |
| First Division Football: Sheffield United Vs Blackburn Rovers (Repeat) |
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Highlights of Sheffield United's clash with Blackburn at Bramall Lane in the Nationwide League First Division. With commentary from Rob Hawthorne and Chris Kamara.
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| 00:00-01:30 |
| First Division Football: Sheffield United Vs Blackburn Rovers |
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Highlights of Sheffield United's clash with Blackburn at Bramall Lane in the Nationwide League First Division as these two sides battle for maximum points in their quest for promotion this season. With commentary from Rob Hawthorne and Chris Kamara.
Sunday 17 September 2000
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| 12:00-15:00 |
| Football League: Port Vale Vs Stoke City - Live |
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There will be tension in Stoke-on-Trent as the two big local teams take each other on in the Nationwide Second Division. Introduced by Marcus Buckland, with commentary by Rob Hawthorne and Brian Marwood.
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| 12:00-15:00 |
| Interactive Football: Port Vale Vs Stoke City - Live |
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There will be tension in Stoke-on-Trent as the two big local teams take each other on in the Nationwide Second Division. Introduced by Marcus Buckland, with commentary by Rob Hawthorne and Brian Marwood.
Monday 18 September 2000
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| 18:30-19:00 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League with every goal scored in the first, second and third divisions.
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| 23:15-23:45 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League with every goal scored in the first, second and third divisions.
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| 17:30-18:00 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League with every goal scored in the first, second and third divisions.
Tuesday 19 September 2000
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| 10:00-10:30 |
| Football League Review |
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All the news from the Nationwide League.
Thursday 21 September 2000
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| 18:30-19:00 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all the latest action and news from the Nationwide League.
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| 23:00-23:30 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League with every goal scored in the first, second and third divisions.
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| 17:30-18:00 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League.
Friday 22 September 2000
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| 19:00-22:00 |
| Football League: Macclesfield Town Vs Darlington - Live |
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Marcus Buckland introduces the live action as the Third Division teams take each other on.
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| 15:30-16:00 |
| Football League Review |
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A look at all of the recent action from the Nationwide League.
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Alan
Smith
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Crystal
Palace:
Last
Season: 15th, 54pts
W13 D15 L18 F57 A67
Stadium: Selhurst Park (110x74yds)
Capacity: 23,600
Year Formed: 1905
Manager: Alan Smith
Chairman: Mr. S. Jordan |
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In:
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Tommy
Black (Arsenal,
£500,000),
Julian
Gray
(Arsenal, £500,000),
Neil
Ruddock (West
Ham,
undisclosed), Mikael
Forssell (Chelsea,
loan) |
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Out:
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Lee
Kendall (Barry Town, loan) |
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Hayden
Mullins
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With the arrival
of new boss Alan Smith and a more sound financial footing under new chairman
Simon Jordan, things should start to improve for the Eagles with a comfortable
mid-table finish the most likely outcome.
Jordan, though,
has outlined his burning desire to restore the club's position in the top
echelons of English football, acting swiftly to replace boss Steve Coppell,
who departed by mutual consent after three heavy pre-season friendly defeats,
so a shot at the play-offs should not be ruled out.
Smith, the
former Palace boss who ironically replaced Coppell in 1993 - and was in
turn replaced by Coppell again two years later - has been given the task
of taking Palace out of their financial and footballing doldrums and leading
them back to the Premiership. And Jordan insists: "The first task now is
to put Crystal Palace back in its proper position. We are the fourth biggest
club in London."
Easier said
than done, although Smith is a shrewd campaigner who should be able to get
the best out of a young squad peppered with a few choice seasoned professionals,
including the swashbuckling Neil Ruddock, signed from West Ham for an undisclosed
fee.
Fifteenth last
season, Palace will benefit from the arrival of 'the Finnish Michael Owen'
- Mikael Forssell, on loan from Chelsea for a second time, and the Arsenal
pair Tommy Black and Julian Gray. The key men for the Eagles will be Clinton
Morrison, Hayden Mullins and, provided he stays free of injury and suspension,
Ruddock.
2000 - 2001
SQUAD NUMBERS
1 Stuart Taylor
(G)
2 Jamie Smith (D)
3 Jamie Fullarton (M)
4 Dean Austin (D)
5 Fan Zhiyi (D)
6 Neil Ruddock (D)
7 Hayden Mullins (M)
8 Simon Rodger (M)
9 Leon McKenzie (F)
10 Clinton Morrison (F)
11 Tommy Black (M)Ê
12 Julian Gray (M)
13 Fraser Digby (G)
14 Steven Thomson (M)
15 Mikael Forssell (F)
16 Andrew Frampton (M)
17 Andy Linighan (D)
18 Wayne Carlisle (M)
19 Jamie Pollock (M)
20 Craig Harrison
21 Matt Gregg (G)
22 Andrew Martin (F)
23 Stephen Evans (M)
24 James Hibburt (D)
25 Stephen Hunt
26 Sean Hankin (M)
27 Steven Kabba (M)
28 Roscoe Dsane (F)
29 Jonathan Boardman
30 Chris Sharpling (F)
31 Lee Kendall (G)
32 David Woozley (D)
33 Richard Harris (M)
Craig Foster (M)
Other
1st Division Teams:
Barnsley •
Birmingham
City • Blackburn
Rovers • Bolton
Wanderers • Burnley
• Crewe
Alexandra
• Fulham
• Gillingham
• Grimsby
Town • Huddersfield
Town • Norwich
City • Nottingham
Forest •
Portsmouth
•
Preston
North End • Queen's
Park Rangers • Sheffield
United • Sheffield
Wednesday • Stockport
County •
Tranmere
Rovers •
Watford
•
West Bromwich Albion • Wimbledon
• Wolves
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