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ENGLAND CHRONICLES

From Nizamuddin Ahmed
This Paul Gascoigne, idolised by some Brits as Gazza. is living upto the Bengali meaning of his pet name. While his Rangers were playing Dundee last week, the substitute card was waved at him. And. believe me. instead of setting an example to the millions who watch him five and on telly, this "totally out” English star refused to come out of. He was mimicing a child who had lost his candy. But. in a more elderly fashion he told manager Walter Smith to ft” o”. What not a falling star will dol
In the 1989 FA Cup semifinal at Hillsborough. 96 Liverpool F C fans lost their lives in one of the worst soccer disasters. Last Saturday. 34.000 Liverpudlians packed their Kop to roar for charity as a concert for relatives of the victims got under way. Some of the pop world's biggest stars were there: Manic Street Preachers, The Beautiful South and the Lightning Seeds. They were performing free at the open air show at Anfield, where the club's footballers kicked off the show against the background of a giant poster that said, "You never walk alone". Organisers are hoping to raise more than half
a million pounds towards a renewed campaign for another full inquiry into the tragedy
British sports goods companies and Premiership football Manchester United F C have been accused of profiting from Indian child labour.
• Children as young as seven have been found stitching footballs for export to a growing market in Britain where they sell for tens of pounds while the child ends up getting a penny or two. The charge of exploitation has been brought about by Christian Aid. a charity organisation. which says the West is demanding unrealistically cheap gqods from poor countries.
Cannot the so-called conscientious West threaten Manchester United with closure if they continue likewise just as it demanded of Bangladeshi garment factories ?
Talk of double standards!
It is possible to be in the F A Cup final and yet be relegated from the Premiership the same year. Bryan Robson's big money did not pay off.
His team. F A Cup finalists on May 17, Middlesborough were without flamboyant Ital-
tan Fabrizio Ravanelli when it drew 1 -1 with Leeds United in their last match. Even Brazilian Juninho s presence failed to bring about the winner. It meant they ended up collecting 39 points from 38 matches and were second from bottom. Also relegated were Nottingham Forest (34 points) and Sunderland (40 points).
Coventry scraped to safety with 41 points in the last match when they upped Tottenham 2-1 to remain in the Premier Division. The next season will be Coventry's 31st running season at the top flight
This was the ninth time when the club managed to get the requisite life-saving points in its last match. Talk of nine nine lives.
However, the Middlesborough chairman Steve Gibson has t hreatened court action because the Football Association had deducted three of their points for not turning up to play against Blackburn. And, he believes that cost the club Premiership survival. He said. We have been relegated not because of what happened on the pitch but by a decision made by grey men in grey suits behind closed doors'. I tell you. football is the same, where ever you go.