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'It has been a good start' Maidenhead rower looks ahead to Rowing Championship
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Double Olympic champion Helen Glover hopes the upcoming European Rowing Championships is just another stepping stone on the road to a third Olympic gold medal. Truro’s Glover kicked off the season in style with World Rowing Cup victory in Varese as part of the women’s four alongside Esme Booth, Samantha Redgrave and Rebecca Shorten. The quartet edged out fellow Brits Heidi Long, Rowan McKellar, Holly Dunford and Emily Ford for first place but the experienced Glover is not getting carried away just yet and insisted there is still plenty of work to do before Paris.
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Reading badge one of 74 football clubs featured on the world's longest scarf
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The world’s longest football club scarf has been created – featuring the crests of 74 teams from across the country. The 100-metre-long scarf features badges from EFL teams- including Reading- as well as Scottish Premiership sides. It is the result of more than 500 combined hours spent on design, knitting, and sewing with each club element hand-sewn by a team of specialists in Manchester. The impressive accessory was created to mark the launch of Kellogg’s Football Camps [www.kelloggsfc.com] which are being held across the UK in partnership with the EFL, Manchester City, Rangers and Celtic.
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Former Reading interim boss departs local non-league side for 'personal venture'
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Former Reading interim manager, and successful Academy manager, Martin Kuhl has departed Slough Town in order to set up 'his own venture.' Kuhl, who enjoyed a long playing career with the likes of Birmingham City and Portsmouth, joined the Royals Academy set-up in 2011 and remained in Berkshire until 2017. The former midfielder, whose son is former Reading midfielder Aaron Kuhl, had two matches in charge of the Royal first team after Steve Clarke's dismissal in December 2015. Losing to Preston North End and Hull City, Brian McDermott came back in for his second spell but only lasted until the summer.
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Maidenhead United the second team to withdraw from cup due to 'fixture congestion'
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Maidenhead United have joined Wycombe Wanderers in withdrawing from the Berks and Bucks Senior Cup due to 'fixture congestion.' The Magpies, 22-time winners of the competition, are in the National League and were the fourth-highest-ranked team left in the competition when the quarter-final draw was made. However, League One Wycombe withdrew earlier in the month due to fixture congestion, and Maidenhead have since followed suit.
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