1957-10-15 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1957.

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IT'S IN TOUCHING OR DEPLORABLE? Whats Best in Kowloon?

Tottenham players can only watch as the ball flies past the groping fingers of their goalkeeper Reynolds to notch the first goal-scored by centre forward Wilson (on ground, right) for Nottingham Forest in the First Division match at White Hart Lane ground, London, on October 5. Forest won 4-3.--

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41,000 Turned Out To

See John Charles

At Elland Road

Play At

No sentiment in Soccer? Ask the 41,000 spectators who saw Leeds United play Juventus recently. Those fans turned up at Elland Road to pay their respects to the world's greatest footballer.

At the end, they sang Auld Lang Syne in honour of John Charles, the gentle giant.

They wiped their eyes, and were not ashamed of their damp handkerchiefs. Touching? 1 prefer to call it deplorable! John Charles's comeback as the outstanding artist in an Italian team emphasised above all the follies committed by the legislators of English soccer.

I'm sorry the guilty men who drove Charles out of the country were not present for

the performance.

They have been wamed. Italy's ban a foreign footballers will probably be lifted in May and Gigi Peronace, the international scout who makes 7 living "sounding"" star players, has the power and the cach-to smash football in this country.

That's not just my opinion, Listen to one of our brightest young manngers, Bill Shankly, of Huddersfield Town.

"If the Italians take 10 or a | dozen of England's best players, inds like Duncan Edwards. Tommy Taylor and Denis «Law, that'll be the end of football as we know it.

That

team is why a middle-aged | land

manager Walter why Douglos Welshman and a great footballer Winterbottom embraced in a Leeds hotels the wasn't plcked for the return early hours one morning." Ned game at Stamford Brige, Charles was saying goodbye to

"I told them that Brian wes ron John -- a sad parting for

two months over the age limit." which the antiquated wages set- up of the Football League was think that was a very good rea- says Walter, "But they didn't entirely responsible.

Mr Charles told me: "I don't know when I'll see the lod ngala." And 41,000 football fans a million-shared --or maybe his sentiments.

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scrupulous certiñcates.

No wonder these Continentals ato amazed at our attention to birth Spate brought last season's sue- cessful youth international XI to Birmingham, although mure than one player was over age. Clubs like fakteg supporters | And when the Hungarians sent Away with them, but some an "Under 10" side, It included light-fingered fans from theja player who was two months of London grounds travel for busi-his 20th birthday! iness as well as pleasure, lifting

"Clubs with money must be given the chance to outbid the foreliners. They could do it British super lengue with wage restrictions."

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Shankley's closing punch was! "John Charles has been forced nun of English football beenuse of } bis exceptional ability. He and

he's worth, It mustn't happen again."

A dozcer, all empty, were found at Blackpool after the Jimmy Greaves, of Chelsea," Arsenal visit.

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Want to be a manager? Charlie given to Finchley

to go abroad to eam the money | Wayman does. He's put in for Geoff Ireland by Harold Swann, the Leyton Orient job. Roy for many years secretary of the Swinbourne doesn't, He's turned Athenian League Club. down Dudley Town,

So say 1. It's no good Mesars Richardson and Hardäker issuing hands-off warnings and leaving it at that. The only way to cam bat the Hallon menace is to pay the players what they're worth.

Sad Parting What does Charles think about

the much-acclaimed "new dent" for English Soccer and the pro- posed £20 a week maximum?

That's not a bad wage,” sald John. "But it won't keep players in England. Bonuses and rigu ing-on fees don't compare--with what I can pick up in Italy."

By Lee-Folk-and-Phil Davis

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Ireland, a Kentish Town boy, Jack is coly 17...and ho's on amateur But that Crayston and scout Len Thomp-forma with Spurs. son want to see Brentford play doesn't mean he'll automatically Wailord. They left at half-time, become a Tottenham pro, "Not because it's bad game. If Sunderland decide to parl explained Jack. Because of Brentford team changes, more likely. Billy Bloomfield wasn't playing.

Blackburn

.

Colin

with England winger Grainger, they've no worries about looking for his successor. John Goodchild, moved from | Inside-forward to the wing by manager Alan Brown, is regard. ed by good nuker judges as the brightest prospect among Sunderland's youngsters.

Over Age

Rovers' winger, Brian Douglas, played

binder against the Bulgarian "Under 23" lecm in Sofia. That's why the Bulgarians asked Eng-footballers, Goodchild is a pil-

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No Light

No more League games under lights at Swinden...on Leoque instructions. Now Luton Town have also decided to cut out the competitive stuff by floodlight. Official reason is that alten- danets do not justify a lote kick- off. Or did the Halters fear the Swinden oxe?

-DAVID JACK

BATS ON SHOW

A collection of famous bats

Internand

were on show at the National Playing Fields Assocluljon at the Fifth Handicrafts and Do It Yourself Exhibition at Earls Court, Lon- don. The

exhibits included Juck Hobbs' bat-the one with which he scored his initial cen- tury in ral-class cricket.

Other bals on show i3- cluded those which produced Everton Weekes' five consecu- tive Test centuries, Herbort Sulelle's record aggregate and average, W. J. Edrich's 2,553 runs in 1053, Hugh Bartlett's fastest century against the Australians in 1938, George. Emmett's quickest hundred in 1954. and others belonging to K. S. Duleepsinhji, Tom Hay- ward, Lord Dalmeny. W. G. Grace und Wilfred Rhodes.

MORE GOALS

Ten teams in the Leicester Mutual League scored 120 goals between them on a Saturday afternoon-totals were 10, 14, 13, 12, 12, 10, 19, 10, 10 and 10.

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