Fans continue to raise funds for troubled Darlington FC
FOOTBALL fans are continuing to dig deep in their efforts to save Darlington FC.
Paul Cook, born in Bradford, gained his first experience in journalism at the University of Durham, writing for the student newspaper, Palatinate. He started his formal journalism training on the day of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. His first news job was as a trainee reporter on the Keighley News, in West Yorkshire. After qualifying to become a senior reporter in 2005, he joined The Northern Echo, where he has since worked in the Darlington office.
Paul Cook, born in Bradford, gained his first experience in journalism at the University of Durham, writing for the student newspaper, Palatinate. He started his formal journalism training on the day of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. His first news job was as a trainee reporter on the Keighley News, in West Yorkshire. After qualifying to become a senior reporter in 2005, he joined The Northern Echo, where he has since worked in the Darlington office.
FOOTBALL fans are continuing to dig deep in their efforts to save Darlington FC.
DARLINGTON Football Club’s administrator said the team may cease to exist by the weekend.
ONE of the country’s most improved schools has taken another step in its rejuvenation after officially becoming an academy.
DARLINGTON Football Club was thrown a potential lifeline last night when its landlords offered to invest in the cash-strapped club.
FANS, businessmen and community leaders are working on a plan which could save Darlington Football Club, but have admitted their chances are slim.
FANS, businessmen and community leaders are working on a plan which could save Darlington Football Club but have admitted their chances are slim.
HUNDREDS of Darlington fans will make the trek across the Pennines for what could be the Quakers final match in its 128-year history.
Darlington Football Club chairman, Raj Singh, is owed a “substantial amount of money” by the extinction-threatened side.
MORE than £5,000 for Darlington’s unpaid players has been raised in less than 24 hours.
ADMINISTRATORS at Darlington Football Club have dismissed all but five members of non-playing staff.
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