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Town trialist Mark Rivers says hes not worried about an Andy Marshall-style backlash from fans if he signs for the Blues. The winger had his contract at Carrow Road settled yesterday before joining up with Joe Royles squad ahead of Saturdays pre-season opener at Peterborough (KO 3pm).

Town are taking Norwich City midfielder Mark Rivers on trial. Rivers is out of favour at Carrow Road and hasnt played for the first team since January.

There aren't enough complimentary adjectives in the thesaurus to describe Tedeschi Trucks Band.

For the Tedeschi Trucks Band, the pandemic period is likely to stand as a key moment in what has already been an auspicious career for the...

ATLANTA — The Tedeschi Trucks Band, the revered 12-piece collective founded by husband-and-wife duo, guitarist Derek Trucks and singer-guitarist Susan Tedeschi, announced recently the most ambitious studio project of their

Town set up a last day of the season showdown with an emphatic 5-1 home victory over Crewe Alexandra. Shefki Kuqi and Jim Magilton scored in the first half before Tommy Miller (2) and Pablo Couñago added three more, David Vaughan pulling one back late on.

We review Sweetens Cove Kennessee, a unique blend of Kentucky and Tennessee bourbons that's finished with special wood spirals made from sugar maple wood.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Sweetens Cove Spirits Company today introduced its latest expression – Kennessee, the inspired union of Kentucky and Tennessee Bourbons, hand-curated and blended together by Master Blender Marianne Eaves. It is the latest expression by the premium purveyor of fine bourbons, named for the acclaimed 9-hole Tennessee golf course and featuring an ownership group that includes Peyton Manning, Andy Roddick and friends. In 2021, Esquire Magazine ranked Sweetens Cove as the ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Sweetens Cove Spirits Company today introduced its latest expression – Kennessee, the inspired union of Kentucky and Tennessee Bourbons,...

Peyton Manning talked to IndyStar Friday about his latest bourbon venture Kennessee, bringing together old whiskey rivals Tennessee and Kentucky.