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The island’s squad of foreign-based professional footballers want to make a good impression in front of their home fans tonight as they look to get the Barbados Tridents the best possible start to their 2023/24 Concacaf Nations League campaign against Montserrat at the Wildey Turf. Ahead of their first session with the local lads on Wednesday night, they expressed their eagerness to add to the quality in the squad and …
The second round of matches in Group B of League B of the 2022-23 Concacaf Nations League will take place on Tuesday (June 7), and Guyana’s Golden Jaguars will look to defend their first-place spot on home turf when they welcome Bermuda to the Nation
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An Australian country music singer has worked with his children’s charity to support the family of two young boys were tragically killed when they were struck by a car on January 5. Jason Owen has donated $1500 from his charity Doin It for Rural Aussie Kids to the families of Emerald boys Shane, 7, and Sheldon Shorey, 6, who were hit by a car while walking with other family members at Wellington, NSW. Their mother Shayleen Frail is reportedly in critical condition in hospital, along with her eldest son Mark, 9 who is recovering. The two boys were visiting their mother and grandparents at t...
Premium Content Subscriber only Shane, 7, and Sheldon Shorey, 6, who lived in Emerald with their dad Joseph Shorey, were hit by a car about 4.30pm on January 5, while on holidays in New South Wales. Two GoFundMe pages were created to help cover funeral costs and support their family through the tough time. “(Mr Shorey) sent his babies home for contact with their mummy and mob and the most tragic accident happened please assist (him) to bury his babies with dignity and pride,” the organiser wrote. “I cannot fathom the pain he and all the mob are going through right now.” The two separa...