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jack leslie scored more than 130 goals during his time here at argyle. england. but when the papers came out, an aston villa player was in the team, jack was named as a travelling reserve. there was speculation that the time that members of the fa had objected when they became aware of his ethnicity. the fa is awarding jack a posthumous honorary cap. cheering and applause it's the icing on the cake, really. we just wish really it had happened in grandad's lifetime, that he would have been here to see it, but we are so proud, so very, very proud. as a young boy i never heard anything about jack leslie. rodney played for argyle in the 1990s and scored their only goal at wembley. i received racial abuse up and down the country and i thought it was bad then, but if you think go back 60 years, 70 years, it must have been horrendous forjack. how far do you think we've come? racism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. we still got a lot of work to be done for tight campaigns continue to tackle racism in sport. many feel the statue symbolises the res

to see jack come home to - plymouth argyle isjust incredible.veiling. and the storytelling. on the plinth itself that explains what what happened to him. as a young boy, i never heard anything about jack leslie, which is a shame, because i think i would have been inspired by him, by the story. ronnie mauge played for argyle in the 1990s, and scored their only goal at wembley. i received racial abuse up and down the country, so... and i thought it was bad then. but, you know, if you think — go back 60 years, 70 years, it must have been horrendous forjack. how far do you think we've come, and how much more work do you think needs to be done? racism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. and until we start...we start looking at the social aspects of racism and we, like, coming together and talking about racism — you know, we've still got a lot of work to be done. and what lessons would you like people to learn from this story? to hold your dream. to go out there and fight for your dream. don't ever give up. always go on there and fight. a

to see jack come home to - plymouth argyle isjust incredible.een - learning about jack, - and that they're coming to the unveiling. and the storytelling - on the the plinth itself that explains what what happened to him. as a young boy, i never heard anything about jack leslie, which is a shame, because i think i would have been inspired by him, by the story. ronnie mauge played for argyle in the 1990s, and scored their only goal at wembley. i received racial abuse up and down the country, so... and i thought it was bad then. but, you know, if you think — go back 60 years, 70 years, it must have been horrendous forjack. how far do you think we've come, and how much more work do you think needs to be done? racism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. and until we start...we start looking at the social aspects of racism and we, like, coming together and talking about racism — you know, we've still got a lot of work to be done. and what lessons would you like people to learn from this story? to hold your dream. to go out there and fight

will work closely with the thought to improve its management of matches . english club, plymouth argyle have unveiled a statue of jack leslie outside their football ground. leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was dropped later after the selection committee realised he was black leslie, captain to plymouth, and made $400.00 appearances for the club. well that's it, but now i'm coming up. next it's reporter. stay tuned for more news updates at the top of the hour. i'm told me a lot of time with people and trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families with extreme ross getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge in because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind w. made for mines. ah, ah ah, a centuries old tradition. the dairy farmers of t roll trekking home with their cattle on their way back to the valley after a summer and alpine pastures. many, you always want to be where the cows are happy. this is the highlight of the year here in the alps. the

country will work closely with the firm to improve at the management of matches, english club, plymouth argyll, have unveiled a statue of jack leslie outside their football ground. leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was dropped later after the selection committee realized he was black leslie, captain to plymouth, and made $400.00 appearances for the club. well that's it, but now i'm coming up. next it's reporter, stay tuned for more news updates at the top of the hour. i'm told me a lot of things with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families with.

said, control work closely with fever to improve its management of matches, english club, plymouth argyll, have unveiled a statue of jack leslie after they're outside their football ground. leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was later dropped when the selection committee realized he was black, the captain plymouth, and made a 400 appearances for the club. well, that's it for now, but up next we have a documentary the great toilet battle. stay tuned for more news updates on the top of the r, told me on like a thanks for being with us. i have been i have been visa because we try to to show you a face over the world. environmentalists are in danger. ruthless corporation.

look at it. at the time and went on to captain argyle.pass before viv anderson would make that breakthrough. jack leslie scored more than 130 goals during his time here at argyle. he is the club's fourth highest goal—scorer and it was in 1925 that he was called into the manager was my office and told he had been selected to play for england. but when the papers came out, an aston villa player was in the team, jack was named as a travelling reserve. there was speculation that the time that members of the fa had objected when they became aware of his ethnicity. the fa is awarding jack a posthumous honorary cap. cheering and applause. it's the icing on the cake, really. we just wish really it had happened in grandad's lifetime, that he would have been here to see it, but we are so proud, so very, very proud. as a young boy i never heard anything - about jack leslie. rodney played for argyle in the 1990s and scored their only goal at wembley. i received racial abuse up and down the country - and i thought it was bad then, - but if you think g

he spend 1a years at argyle scoring over 130 goals., england's women footballers are hoping to build on their euros triumph this summer when they take on world champions the usa at wembley this evening. they will also pay tribute to the first official england women's team from 1972, who were also never given the official recognition of england international caps, as natalie pirks reports. a warm welcome for those to whom they owe so much. the european champions invited the 1972 lionesses to training this week. finally tonight they'll get closure on a 50—year fight for recognition. the england bench and all eyes on number eight, sylvia gore. on a frozen pitch in november, england came back from 2—0 down to beat scotland. left back, maggie pierce, won herfirst cap of a0 that day, but it was never made official until now. the squad and a lot of the past players have been battling with the fa to have some sort of recognition. but through the summer i was proud to know that i was part of that, a stepping stone for them to be where they are

it really has been piling in to the argyll and highlands, the rainfall through the afternoon, furthery for all areas, particularly in the north and we have this weather front spreading southwards which will have heavy rain on it. fairly mild in the south because of the breeze, cooler further north. this cold front will have heavy rain on it, short lived as it spread southwards and lots of isobars on the chart so it stays windy. it pushes southwards across england and wales through the day. ahead of odd shower but plenty of sunshine across across the south and east. that rain eventually reaches the south—east into the evening period but further north a mixture of sunshine and showers, again windy for all, of sunshine and showers, again windy forall, gusts of sunshine and showers, again windy for all, gusts over that front moves through the south—east during

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