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'''Stéphane N'Guema''' (born [[November 20]], [[1984]] in [[Libreville]]) is a [[Gabon|Gabonese]] footballer who plays for [[Stade Rennais FC]]. |
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* '''Article created.''' {{#if:Stéphane N'Guema|You can find it at [[Stéphane N'Guema]]. }}Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! [[User:Patstuart|Patstuart]]<sup>[[User_talk:Patstuart|talk]]|[[Special:contributions/Patstuart|edits]]</sup> 17:22, 7 January 2007 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 17:22, 7 January 2007
Mikea
Rocky Legends
John Glenn High Scool (Bangor Township)
Horse Chestnut (horse)
Stéphane N'Guema
Alex Cowley
Alex Cowley is a Halesowen Town Football Club(The Yeltz) midfield player in the current 2006/2007 squad. Sponsored by The Yeltzmen
Sources
http://www.halesowentownfc.co.uk/player.asp?pid=11
81.174.137.241 08:53, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
Eastside Bounty Hunter Bloods
Seg Hwa Secondary School
Seg Hwa Secondary School(昔华中学) located at Tahang Rimau,Segamat.It's the only Goverment Chinese Secondary School in Segamat and is regarded as 1 of the best school in Segamat.Students come as far as 20km away to study here.Yearly,an estimated 2500 to 3000 student enroll here.There is an average of 8 classes per form with each class having an estimated 40 students.
Sources
60.51.36.174 09:34, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
Ari Shapiro
Himansu Rai
Ian Worthington
FC Woot
| Full name | Football Club Woot | |
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| Nickname(s) | The Woot | |
| Founded | 2006 | |
| Ground | Brookvale Recreation Centre Runcorn | |
| Capacity | 4,000 | |
| Chairman | Jock Price | |
| Manager |  Karl Schön | |
| League | Runcorn Premier League | |
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Football Club Woot (FC Woot) is a English football club currently based in Runcorn. The club was formed in November 2006 by Runcorn supporters, many of whom decided to withdraw their financial support for the club following the clubs decision to move the club away from Runcorn. FC Woot currently enjoy a healthy rivalry with FC Riverside and Riverside Plate.
FC Woot have become something of a cult figure amongst the Runcorn population, with local newspapers reporting the games frequently. FC Woot’s first season is currently being played with the team making a respectable start against tough opposition. Manager Karl Schön was unavailable for the beginning of the season due to personal reasons, which will also be a contributing factor to the teams less than impressive start.
Regardless of the start, both the club and the fans have high hopes for the current season.
History
Formation
The club was formed by the ideas of current player Gareth Reed and current manager Karl Schön. In November 2006 the club officially joined the league and, after a pre season friendly with rivals Riverside Plate, played their debut match on 5 December against Beechwood resulting in a 3-1 defeat for FC Woot.
2006-07 season
Before the season began, FC Woot played a friendly match against rivals Riverside Plate resulting in FC Woot suffering a crippling 9-1 defeat against a much stronger side. In the disappointment of the result though, history was made that day. Striker Gareth Reed scored the first goal in the club’s history. The early defeat dented the confidence of the side going into the season. [1] The first match of the season also resulted in defeat, 3-1 the score this time against a strong Beechwood side. FC Woot however, put these defeats behind them and on the 19 December they recorded the first win in their history with a 3-2 victory over Runcorn FC. This result was flattering for Runcorn as they were dominated by FC Woot throughout. The first match of 2007 however, FC Woot took a big step back with another poor performance against the Pavillions Veterans, losing 5-1. [2] Many blame the defeat on the winter break resulting in a lack of preparation and consistency.
Current squad
The club's squad includes the following players:
As of 7 January 2007:
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Players on the coaching staff
- Gareth Reed
Born in Whiston on 4 June 1989. A prolific striker whose previous clubs include Weston Point.FC Woot's assistant manager.
- Kearan Smith
Both player-coach and current FC Woot captain. Has played for Valenzia and Bridge Boys.
Records
- Record League Victory: 3-2 v Runcorn FC, 19 December 2006
- Record Win Margin:
- 1 v Runcorn FC, 19 December 2006
- Record League Defeat:
- 1-5 v Pavillions Veterans, 2 January 2007
- Most Goals scored in a match by one player:
- 1 - Gareth Reed v Runcorn FC, 19 December 2006
- Kearan Smith v Beechwood, 5 December 2006
- Matthew Peden v Pavillions Veterans, 2 January 2007
- Longest unbeaten run : (League) 1, 19 December 2006 to - 2 January 2007
- Most league games won in a row : (League) 1, 19 December 2006 to - 2 January 2007.
Notes
- ^ url=http://www.6asideleagues.com/leagueinfo_tables.php?action=league&league_id=454&division_id=491&season_id=1054&search_league=454&search_league_division=491&cboseason=1054&command=Find
- ^ url=http://www.6asideleagues.com/matchreport.php?division_id=491&search_fixture_division=491&league_id=454&search_fixture_league=&season_id=1054&search_goalscorer=454&search_goalscorer_division=491
External links
82.4.103.117 13:48, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe animated
File:Narnia animated DVD Cover
Plot Summary
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe was based on a Story by C.S.Lewis. The Four Pevensie children discovered Narnia and they defeat the notorious White Witch and restored peace into Narnia. The King Aslan made the Four Children the Kings and Queens of Narnia
Characters
Peter Pevensie- the elder brother and the High King of Narnia
Susan Pevensie- the middle sister and the Gentle Queen of Narnia
Edmund Pevensie- the younger Brother and the Gold King of Narnia
Lucy Pevensie- the younger sister and the Silver Queen of Narnia
Aslan- The real King of Narnia and the wild lion
Lightyear Alliance
LightyearAlliance is a VOIP telephone service provided by Lightyear Network Solutions.
Lightyear Alliance was launched in 2003 by L.N.S. creating a direct marketing sales division, were their representatives are paid weekly for sales on VIOP home phone services.
Lightyear Alliance was meant as competition to other VoIP providers, such as Vonage; with the advantage that consumers can potentially become representatives if so they choose.