Team Durham get set for BUCS Big Wednesday
With less than a month to go until the highlight of the university sport calendar, BUCS, Sport look at some of the teams hoping to make the finals in Nottingham.
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Pool’s groundbreaking season continues with women’s Trophy victory
The Cue Sports club continue to defy expectations; pool has contributed more BUCS points to Durham than rowing so far this season.
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Jonathan Wilson: “Football is an incredibly broad church and that’s a great thing”
The acclaimed sports journalist and Durham alumnus talks to Sport about his book-writing process, the intersection of sport and politics and the advice he’d give football writers now.
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Will the real Santiago Muñez please stand up? Producer Mike Jefferies on the making of Goal!
The producer and screenwriter of the Goal! trilogy opens up on the challenges of making a football film, working with the Galacticos and whether Santiago Muñez could turn things around for Newcastle now.
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DUAFC: a club on the rise
There is a tendency to overlook university football at Durham given the importance placed on sports such as rugby and hockey, but DUAFC have gone from strength to strength in recent years.
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Moyes at the Union: “I wish I had got the Manchester United players in their prime”
The former Everton and United manager cut an impressive figure during a question and answers session at the Union.
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DUAFC face old rivals Stirling in tight Premier North battle for charity
The game kicks off at 15.00 at Maiden Castle this Wednesday, with all proceeds going to the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
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CCAFC announce joint coaching academy with Spennymoor Town
The partnership will give Collingwood students the chance to earn their FA Level 1 and Level 2 in Coaching Football qualifications at no extra cost while helping to coach teams from under-6 to under-18 level in Spennymoor’s impressive academy system.
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Jason Ainsley: “I take great pride in putting Spennymoor back on the map”
Ainsley has taken Spennymoor Town to the brink of the National League since being appointed manager in 2007, and juggles management with a job in education. He tells Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero how he does it.
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Why I’ll miss Argentine football
By Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero It is towards the end of my first experience of Argentine football that I realise people live the game differently here. Huracán, the team I have come to support, are drawing 0-0 against their bitter rivals
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