Worthing Football Club held a Q&A night at Woodside Road this evening to talk about the season so far and to look ahead at the rest of the 2018/19 campaign. Chairman Pete Stone and manager Adam Hinshelwood answered questions from fans about on and off-field matters. The men's first team sit seventh in the Bostik League Premier Division this season but the ladies' team, academy sides and education programme are also equally as important to the club and were spoken about during the evening. The evening started with Stone addressing the fans in attendance. Here are some of the key points from what he said. "All key positions at the club are now covered. The club also now has a thriving club shop. "I'm delighted with the leadership team and volunteer army and am also delighted with crowds this season, with an average of 1,004 for home games this season - the highest average for a step three club in the UK. "The crowds are a great indicator we are doing something right and the feeling … [Read more...] about The key points from Worthing Football Club’s fans’ Q&A
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Key points: Rovers’ players are fighting for their futures
Bristol Rovers secured victory with a last-minute winner from James Clarke to complete the perfect 2-1 comeback against Fleetwood Town on Saturday. Bristol Rovers went behind at the Memorial Stadium to a goal from Ashley Hunter but Gavin Reilly pulled one back to set up a dramatic finale as Clarke netted in the 94th minute. Sam Macey pulls out from of the key points from the game. Shake up in the Rovers squad Since the departure of Darrell Clarke on December 13 there has been some serious changes in personnel in the Bristol Rovers squad. Players who seemed to start week-in, week-out have been sent a message that they are not assured of a place in the Rovers squad by caretaker manager Graham Coughlan. Tom Nichols, Chris Lines, Kyle Bennett and Daniel Leadbitter were all firm favourites of Darrell Clarke but seem to have had a message sent to them since his departure. However, this gives opportunities to players like Gavin Riley, Alex Rodman and Alex Jakubiak to impress. It seems the … [Read more...] about Key points: Rovers’ players are fighting for their futures
Bournemouth v Brighton & Hove Albion: The key points from Chris Hughton’s pre-match press conference
Brighton boss Chris Hughton spoke to the press this afternoon ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at Bournemouth. Here are the key points from his pre-match press conference. Team news "Jose Izquierdo will still not be available and neither will Alireza, who at this moment is very close. "We're probably still at the stage that whatever period of time we have got Alireza for before he goes away for the Asian Cup, we do everything right. "But he is very close."Mathew Ryan and the Asian Cup. When is his last game for Brighton before meeting up with Australia? "I know that but at this moment, it hasn't been released. "I am aware how long we have got him for. "He will be available for the Arsenal game."Andone pushing Murray to start? "There's nobody that's guaranteed a place. You want players pushing as hard as possible. There was a frustrating period for Florin with a couple of injuries and Glenn's form, it's seen him not play the games that he would have liked. "He's contribution in … [Read more...] about Bournemouth v Brighton & Hove Albion: The key points from Chris Hughton’s pre-match press conference
Post-Brexit immigration proposals: the key points
News / UK and world by Press Association December 19, 2018, 2:32 pm FacebookTwitterLinkedInWhatsAppEmail Send us a story Sign up to our Daily newsletter The Government has unveiled a White Paper on plans for the UK’s post-Brexit immigration system. Here are some of the key points. – Workers There will be two new work routes. One will be reserved for skilled migrants, provided they are sponsored by an employer. There will be no cap on skilled work visas. The Government also proposes to introduce a “transitional” route for short-term workers. Applicants will not need a particular skill level or definite job offer, but visas will expire after 12 months and be restricted to specific countries. – Students As now, there will be no limit on the numbers of international students who can come to study in the UK. Masters and bachelors students studying at an institution with degree-awarding powers will have six months’ post-study … [Read more...] about Post-Brexit immigration proposals: the key points
The Kingman review, digested: Five key points from today’s report
Today saw the release of two big reports into the audit sector: Sir John Kingman’s review of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), and the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) interim report into competition in the audit sector. The CMA is now opening up for further consultations, and will make its full and final report next year. The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) has now launched its own review of the nature of audit and the issue of audit quality going forward, while the Beis Select Committee, chaired by Labour’s Rachel Reeves, will look at implementation of Kingman and the CMA’s reports. In short, the noise around audit is likely to continue into the new year, and Kingman’s findings – though only a set of recommendations – are the big news. The Legal & General chairman has recommended the FRC be abolished, and replaced by the Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (Arga). His 76-page report, … [Read more...] about The Kingman review, digested: Five key points from today’s report