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ITALIAN HORSEMEN IN BRITAIN,

MISSED TOUCH

By ROY PESKETT

There is no false modesty among Irish offrials after their team's performance against England at Windsor Park, Belfast, on Oct. 6 when they held. England to a one-all draw. They feel they have the players to take them through their qual) - fying section of the World Cup for the first ilme.

Ireland's display wiped the complacent smiles from English faces. They were desperately unlucky not to win and I think it is the greatest performance Í have seen from Ireland since the war.

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The two-centre «forward move |Mindthews (5.) (Blackpool).. The directortup of Doherty,;

Danny with Joses and Me Adams, how-Teele Manchester C), Taylor the Keneralship

Uld.), Wilshow not quite come off, (Manchester Blanchflower the loyal support | cver, dal

I Wolverhampton), Grainger

(Shemeid Uld ).

of all the other players, and ite) and for the Scullish match Happy jollying of trainer Gerty Texjast Casey to move forward,

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hot with another centre chosen and Morgan-out come a team worth going a long Fexcel coming in at left half. way to her

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olher day Ireland's was no mush si Blanchflower 1 gos quietly rather baltered line of what l1H business, but he last season was a fine England prab, Imock 'em down and drak but

like # grappling-ison, Team On October Bat Paris 'em out effer!.

his centre half, und

I watched the shadows of the down the right-wing, onee-great Hungarian side. undersiche before Three minutes from the his

They were lucky to best an clearing) and the post (twice efforts

been ordinary, elraightforward team. ife raced

the whistle of met only when

Halian referce Signor Glonni for time as the being blown ball was (7) its way into the prevented nel gaining A well-

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should have and Blanch-crowned with glory flower hit them) prevented Tre- 40 yurts before shawling in a

-hof which hit a post. Innal from securing their first win over England for 29 yours

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No, emphallenlly no. England showed foults

uty team would have done against bril hunt battling. Ispred Ireland. Bul I cannot emphasise ka strongly that they did well to draw with an Irish side who, on $231 Saturday, would have beaten

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Goalkeeper Matthews, who rcerived intensive practice from

in the his teammates catching the ball, once again showed that fatul weakness Twice only a gerish pounce when he had lost the ball sun- ed the day, and its fuce,

TOO BLOW

tungurian

His brother Jackie, who con-

place in the Man- France from of get Chester Units League side, seserved draw, tother

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lower family price,

for Blanch-

If Jackie The crowd were on their foot wire nut such a fine, unassum-cheering hysterically, on Cisow- sha aportaman, a transfer rek. Bacting Club centre-forward quest would be certain to emf land sort kfol of Pac's, raced first-team place in any through to hammer the ball ather First Division side

EYES ON CANEY

past Grosics for the Becom

13tt 1 theers turned to Kronus, and the excitable en- braces of the French team were

On the questim of transders Casey did himself a good turn hatted as it was realised that it

by the game he played Several

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name

reuls in the crowd marked his

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Hungarian team, who fader at the end of last season, und whom the sporting rulers Hairstory do not consider get enough to send 1o Me- bunae, crenked and spluttered.

ONE HALF PLAYER

These were few glimpers of Koesi three years ago the

test aside for wund in the kome: Puskas was just another player finding dieult to beat advancing age, and Hide- {gkuh is now a rne-half player, He was replaced by Mahos In The Hungarian

JM uterval switch

Of the

new meh. perhaps | centre-balt Boerzser is the best. Yet he panicked to let France

their goal which did

Hungary slurled as if they were going to swemp France. From the kick-off the inside forwards weni through In bewildering fashion,

certain

Marche goal. Again was there, und finally the "keeper nude a brilliant save from a Koesis header.

BELLIANT SAVE

Hidegkuti was left clear, but his hol lit the keeper, Marche tried to kick clear, only to send The Winterbottom plan with

Jimmy Mellroy, who carried the ball to Puskas, who flushed Revle replicing Haynes had the bottom knocked out of it by the out his share of the Irish at-it back for what looked like a slowness of the inside-forwards, tacking-defensive plan which was exploited by the fection, scored his Arst goal ina Ireland in the speed and intelligent attacking 10 games for

Blanch1nth minute when he slammed of Destiny upproachi

home a ball which had bobbed nower mod Pommy Cusey

about in the English goalsmouth. Doncaster Doberly's

plan" tollowing a long throw-in from worked

perfection tiz

The | Mcfarland. whole of the test funk, plus the took turns to harry captain, Stanley Mathews and he had an which to move. Bite roum

Fifty-Three To Represent S'pore At Melbourne

make

And that equalled the ware in the second minulo when Stanley Matthewz came swiping in to shoot home a left-foot shot following an ex- quisite

started Ove

by Edwards strpel carried on by Grainger Taylor, und Revie,

THE TEAMS

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But that was one of the very few clear-cut Hungarian noves.

Hldegkuli was in the enci placed by Mahus who opened the Hungarians? Berount three minutes after half-time.

Wil in four minutes France were level through "Ciso," as he is known to the crowd, Centre- passed back to half BoerzIj Crazies so hard that the 'keeper cokin't hold the ball, and the Frenchman raced in to bell into the empty net. IRELAND. - Gregg

(Don- Three minutes from thme (Leices- caster); Cunninghain

Hungarian goal. came a real McMichael (Newcaste); Kocsis ter),

hit 1 long deadly Blanchflower (D.) (Tollenhum accurute hall to Sundor, and (apl), Bunchflower (J)

was there with his head to beat Singapore, Oct. 15.

(Manchester Utd.). Casey

'keeper Remoller to the cross. and The Sagapore Olympic

(Newesslle), Bingham (Sunder- Sports Council todny decided to innd). MeAdams (Munches- send a contingent of 53 sports-

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McParland C.),

(Aston and 12 ofielais to the villa). Olympic Games next month.

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THE TEAMS

France.Remetter: Katibel, Marche; Scolti, Jonquet, Marcel; ENGLAND.--Matthews

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Fontaine, (Coventry): Hail (Birmingham), Pontaine, Planton!, Vincent, The players comprise Hockey, Lyme (Manchester Uld); Clay- Hungary. Grozlès; Karpali, Basketball, Track and Field, ion (R.) (Blackburji), Wright | Kutusz: Bozsik, Borzsei, Waterpolo, Weightlifting and (Wolverhampton, cap!), Ed-Berend: Sandor, Kocsis, Hideg- Yachting teams.--Reuter.

Utd.); kut (Hahos). Pushns, Czibor.

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Pictured on their arrival in Britain recently to ride in the "Horse of the Year" competition at London's Harringay arema are Italians Captain Plerro D'Inzeo, right, and his brother Raymondo, With them is their lucky mascot- Pierro's 29-year-old wife Giuliana. Says Pierro: "When my wife watches we always do well" Between them the brothers won three medals at the Eques. trian Games in Stockholm earlier this year. Express Photo.

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MEET THE FANS

Fighting Skipper Charlton's Need

By PETER SALMON

(In An Interview With Eric Nicholls)

their

I've been a Charlton fan for 20 years. Since they were half-way in fantastic rise from the Third to the First Division, in fact. It's a family concern. My father and brothers have supported the “Robina" ever since I can remember.

We are critical supporters, too. I believe all genuine fans are.

I have seen Charlton at their best in the days of Harold Hobbis, the Oakes brothers, Wilkinson and Boulter. I have seen them at their worst. It matters a great deal whether Charlton win or lose. But it doesn't affect my loyalty as supporter. I hold no brief for the so-called fan who drifta from club to club, depending on the results, You support a team through thick and thin, That's my

view, anyway.

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Until a couple of years hero, Either way Charlton must find strengthened. It always appeara Charlton had

wonderful *

a settled forward line, Chopping to me that they have about extence. That was when Jimmy | and changing up front did not dozen playses of first team stan- Seed's policy of holding the help them at all last year. dard, and no more. For when other side at bay and snatching Bobby Ayre, for instance. cryone is injured, the team is the odd goal at the other end, played in every forward post-immediately turned upside down paid

tion except inside-left.

In a big re-shuffle. For there The football has et unged, not

no one they can promote. for the better, I'm afraid, at I, for one, would like to see Charltoni But one thing that

Charlton Get about this task by never changes is the accommo- developing local talent, andi dation.

South making fewer

African Lack of covered stands,

the trips. poor grand-stand, third-rate rus

facilities, freshment

plus transport difficulties, are often put

During the last two SEDSONG, they

have changed Their de fence isn't quite the same these days. So Chariton mure relying

on attack.

For

And that's the trouble. there has never been anyone at the Valley to replace either Don Welsh or Sailor Brown. Eddie Firmoni was just selling into sold Charlton the line, when

FLS

ressons

forward Charlton's lack of support.

for

him to Sampdoria, the Italian The club should do some-

for £35,000. They sold club,

I sup- they needed the money, pose the directors know best, but frankly, was terribly dis appointed to see him go.

Even thing for the spectators, a cont of paint to brighten the place up and a band at half- time would be welcomed.

ONLY REAL WAY

Then they transferred Charile Vaughan, one of the best centre- But I firmly believe that the forwards in the business, just only real way to bring back when my needed him most. support to the Valley is better foootball. The fans will forget TACTICAL OUTLOOK

all about grand-stands und! playing Stuurt Leary has the brains, cover if the team re

tactical and

outlook of an attractive, entertaining

football. mside-forward. But he is never One good season finishing first

or second is all Charlton need. more happy than when he wenzs the No. 0 jersey, and I must say. They will not, in my op

rear to his bes; games have always bars

come anywhere ne

class until they con plonship in that position.

other

things, Ronnie White, a ball-playing produce, among

on the fight

field. A inside-forward with a wise head more

of goals could be couple

down, and for Charlton seem to give up.

shoulders on young the answer to Charlton's ward problems at least half of themin years to come, But Charlton have always appeared

Der reluctant to give him manent place.

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To be able to fight, they must have a fighting skipper. And I cannot see anyone in the cur- rent first team Alling the bill.

The Reserves, too must be

After all, if they can produce slurs of the calibre of Firmani, tewie and Lary from South Affiesu amateur toolball, surely they can do the same from our own amateur game.

Finally, I would like to see a young man holding the reins at Charlton, a young man cap- able of giving the club a much- needed shake-up.

Jimmy Seed served them well, Ho

was

good, sometimes brilliant manager.

ANOTHER YOUNG SEED

Now they must find young sed.

another

Despite the criticisms, I shall Biwnyn support Charlton,

I'm content to wait and hope for betler times, and accept the Wam of my choice for better or for worse.

I shall still be a Charlton fan when I'm in my bath-chair.

hope by then they will have added that elusive League Championship to their Hat of honours.

-(London Express Service).

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This Is The Mercer "Confidence Trick"

Says STANLEY MATTHEWS

"We've a long way to go yet," said Joe Mercer when I congratulated him on making such a good job of his first managerial post with Sheffield United. That modesty is typical of Joe. He gives 100 per cent enthusiasm to everything he tackles.

Now he is doing it as Ho did it as a player. He did it as a business man, a football manager-but he never boasts. As a player and club captain, Joo was a His great driver. He had that knack of forcing confidence into his colleagues. own non-stop play for 90 minutes inspired the rest of the team.

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Wales Risk All On Ray Daniel

By BOB PENNINGTON

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Ray Daniel, former Arsenal centre-half who was not even chosen før Sunderland's reses en last week, will play for Wales against Scotland on October 20.

Man behind the bold gamble was Milwyn Jenkins, chairman of the Welsh selectors, who told me last season: "All future Welsh teams will bo built around John Charles at centre-half."

that

Pagland

of the Welsh

Why the change in policy.... | the all-Swansea Kft.

wing of why risk off-form Ray against Ivor Alkhurch and Cur Jenca Scotland's No. 1, Lawrie Reilly? this looks a better line thun

The bok bright answer is | Scotland,

Ireland, or those

Welshmen have can produce. decided 10 stake their Interna- It looks like the end tional future on abbuck—with | International carcer of Charice forming Briton's inosi skipper and left-hats Roy Paul, powerful right wing with tear of Minchester City, dropped way Terry Medwh of Spurs. after a run of 33 caps.

Charles was the regular Wales Scotland

Chorlton's retain centre-half last season-and

27-year-old South African-born great one. But this reason he

Hewle captain Joh has proved himmelf no

at left greater player to Leeds as

**back, although he has not had Division Ono inside right.

In this

position all то use the Charles genius to

full, Wales

recali Ray

The surprise introduction of Dantel from the wilderness as Blackpool's Jackie Mudle to the the one Welshman capable ot attack kills

theories of

--(London Express Service),

tdo

even

A game

any

toking over John's No. 5 jerrey. cutting down on "Anglos".

Dantel, first picked for Wales when he was an Arsenal

reserve, was dropped from the

Sunderland

team and

first the played in

reserves Saturday before lask

the

ADDED INCENTIVE Club reserves tike Jackie Blanchflower and Tommy Casty starred for Ireland against England.

So being out of the frst team soome just an added incentive to play brilliantly for your country!

Modhwin. star for Wales at 19. is recalled after four years

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Who botter fitted, then, than was a natural footballer it ever encouraging for the prospects of Joe Mercer to hispire those I saw one, but he didn't know Shefeld United,

They are Joe's near top-line young lade of Sheffield United? it,

***That Was 3TLY first big "I made him realbo he was men, but he has a stack of

Joe told me. HT a potential star-and now he's youngsters enger and ready to Repart Magazines problem,"

Icam know, the football was there, on England player" but it would never shine

until

Then there is Alan Hodgkin-

Sad | Stamp Albums Kovin Lewis is only 15, but

played for the reserves.

the players had full confidence son: At is this livewire goal- he is a regular member of the Ten Points About Pearls in their own..obility keeper is the talk of football club's Intermediate side and has

"They were turning around without purpose. They played and he cannot get his place regularly in the renioraide, rood dootboll, but they were anhough he plays for England's not quick enough to saize gont Under-23 ako. scoring chances when they, come la their www.

TAKE, GRAINGER

"This lad has a great-futuro,"

Another Under-23 Interna

‚“go-I started" to give them tional Graham: Bhay is loopt out confidence in Twice per Collo of the first team at the moment Grainger, as an ROCKTAP "Hero" by // CUR, MASON, INHALESVITY,

Willie Hamilton, aged 18, from Airdrie, it another on the Mercer star-of-the-fixture list,

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