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	leedsfans.org.uk: Leeds United Player Profile: Mick Jones
		As a youngster, Mick Jones was an enthusiastic and regular visitor to both Hillsborough and Bramall Lane, watching whichever of the two Sheffield sides happened to be playing at home that week.
		Mick Jones became the first 6-figure player signed by Leeds, costing £100,000 in summer 1967 - but with his goalscoring record for Sheffield United to back it up, the board agreed to part with what was then a huge amount of money.
		Tex says: MICK JONES was integral to the SNIFFER legend, without Mick the Sniffer would not have scored anywhere near the amount of goals he did, even if he was one of the best strikers of all time.
	www.leedsfans.org.uk /leeds/players/211.html (1484 words)

	Jack Charlton: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Despite being born into a footballing family (his uncle was Jackie Milburn), Charlton didn't seem to be cut out to be a footballer in his younger days, overshadowed completely by the skill of his younger brother Bobby, who was taken on by [[Manchester United F.C. while Jack was doing his National Service.
		Mick Jones struck what seemed a certain winner for Leeds with six minutes left, only for Charlton to be caught out of position by a quickly-taken free kick shortly afterwards, with Ian Hutchinson heading the equaliser.
		Jones scored to put Leeds ahead again, but Osgood equalised for Chelsea late in the second half and in extra time, after a pressured Charlton had unwittingly back-headed a Hutchinson long throw across his own area, David Webb scored Chelsea's winner.
	2place.org /wiki/Jack_Charlton (2627 words)

	Laois Nationalist: Breaking News - Printer Friendly Version
		Mick served in the Army, based in the Curragh, from June 1940 to December 1945 and took up employment with the Maintenance branch of CIE Portlaoise in early 1946.
		Mick had played junior with Carlow in 1941, “got a couple of runs” in the Leinster League in 1942/43 and another bit of a go in 1945, travelling from Camp in Waterford, along with Paddy O’Sullivan, to play against Meath in Croke Park in the Leinster League final, the Royals winning narrowly, 1-7 to 2-3.
		In June 1952 Mick Jones played in his second Carlow v Laois Leinster SFC derby in four years, only on this occasion he was in opposition to many of his provincial title winning O’Moore colleagues of ’46.
	www.laois-nationalist.ie /news/printer.asp?j=23014 (1124 words)

	Mick Jones
		MICK JONES and Allan Clarke may have formed one of the most deadly striking partnerships in British football, but both on and off the pitch they were like chalk and cheese.
		Mick always knew the move to Leeds would be a good one.
		The man who helped Mick up to the Royal Box for his medal was defender Norman Hunter, and to this day Norman believes the injury to Jones cost Leeds the championship that year.
	www-users.york.ac.uk /~sph2/lufc/mag/mjones.htm (950 words)

	Leeds
		Leeds were not really equipped to handle the level of football at that stage of their development, and the change to the offside law in 1925-26 didn't help matters.
		The two-legged final was played in August/September, and Mick Jones goal in the first leg was played in front of the newly-built Kop.
		Allan Clarke's goal sealed victory at Wembley, but the FA and Football League's intransigence - combined with some brave play from Wolverhampton - denied Leeds the title as, just two days after their Wembley triumph, they were forced to go to Molineux to finish their league campaign.
	www.geocities.com /savova213/Leeds.html (12529 words)

	Daily Excelsior.........sports
		He slashed Jones over point for a four to move to 99 and then hit another shot in the same area to run two and complete his century.
		A number of veteran footballers were also honoured, on behalf of the association, by Mr R V S Bhullar, chief executive, Coca Cola, Jammu, who was accompanied by Mr Vijay Juneja.
		Mick Jones completed a golden night for the hosts when he won the hammer with a throw of 72.55 metres.
	www.dailyexcelsior.com /02july30/sports.htm (5009 words)

	Old Mick cherishes Telford rise - This Is The North East archive
		Mick Jones, changed less dramatically than his circumstances, was pondering the reality of growing old.
		Mick's the manager of Telford United, once the ironmaster's town in Shropshire, and giving the Conference much to talk about.
		To find the fee, Mick walked 52 miles in just over 12 hours to the away match at Preston, raised twice as much in sponsorship, gave the balance to a children's hospice and recalls with enduring satisfaction that Town won 1-0.
	archive.thisisthenortheast.co.uk /2004/1/9/65439.html (1804 words)

	The British in Florida. Sport
		They would stand there, chewing on their Embassy No.6, watch Mick Jones and Allan Clarke take the '74 title, and tell us that these fancy dans in their trendy sock tags were not fit to lace John Charles boots.
		Pro footballers were paid a pittance in the bad old days, so John Charles took the Lire.
		In a month where football in Leeds has been overshadowed by a gang of overpaid, arrogant toughs who clearly have no regard for their role as heroes to Yorkshire kids, John Charles is peerless.
	sunnybrits.com /british/sport/charles.htm (887 words)

	Mick Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mick Jones (Foreigner), of the rock band Foreigner
		Mick Jones (The Clash), of the punk rock band The Clash
		Mick Jones (footballer), of the Leeds United football team
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mick_Jones (99 words)

	elthamfc.com.au
		The predicability of the nonchalant event and the accolades that run like waves through an adolescent ego is as diverse an experience to the senior football challenges that lie ahead.
		Replacing him was Mick Jones, who immediately took the players to task regarding their attitudes and mindset.
		The doctors told him he is a bit of a freak actually when they diagnosed him as having a “floating” bone in his spine which jams nerve endings against the lower vertebrae causing the discomfort.
	www.elthamfc.com.au /theClubEPPSAAdamDowns50.asp (916 words)

	Ruud Gullit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Memories from over 50 years of English premiership and league football join with competitions and discussions on all aspects of the game.
		Whether you watched from the terraces, or supported them in front of the television, you’ll never forget the great footballers who have given so much pleasure to so many millions of football fans.
		Ex-professionals from English league clubs and all who love the great game of football are registering on True Greats to keep in touch both with footballers and fans.
	www.truegreats.com /Ruud_Gullit.htm (427 words)

	mick reeves (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Mick Reeves Models made the turbine exhaust tubes inner and outer sections.
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	www.i-sailplane-for-sale.com /notepad/mickreeves (1136 words)

	QPR
		Queens Park Rangers Football Club are an English football team, from Loftus Road, Shepherd’s Bush in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.
		The team currently play in the Football League Championship, having finished as Division Two runners-up at the close of the 2003-2004 season.
		The side reached the semi-finals of the League Cup but lost in a replay to Aston Villa and in their first entry into European football reached the quarter finals of the UEFA Cup losing to AEK Athens on penalties.
	www.globalguide.org /?id=200113 (1993 words)

	Amazon.com: "football set": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		See all pages with references to football set.
		The '415" is the ACC designation for the 1957 regular issue (Topps fifth football set).
		Football Set -- Great deals on everything Football Set themed.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/football-set (438 words)

	Leeds United \| Club History \| Greatest Games \| MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS?
		The Football Association's disciplinary panel were busy in early October 1967, first taking the unprecedented action to ban Chelsea manager, Tommy Docherty, for 28 days and then dishing out a similar punishment to Leeds United skipper, Billy Bremner.
		Also getting in on the act were the Football League disciplinary boys, who took United to task for wearing the same coloured socks as Everton in a game at Goodison Park - and fined the Elland Road club the princely sum of ten guineas (£10.50p)!
		Watched by a crowd of 40,460 - beating the previous biggest of the season of 37,084 a fortnight earlier when Mick Jones made his debut for United after signing from Sheffield United - the dynamic little midfield man, with his back to goal, launched himself and scored with a great overhead kick.
	www.leedsunited.com /page/GamesDetail/0,,10273~902724,00.html (622 words)

	Emails August 2001
		Mick Jones got the Leeds goal that got us through on the away-goal's rule.
		I have a number of editions of 'Football Monthly' ranging from 1956 to 1961, including the March 1958 edition with a picture of Duncan Edwards on the front and an insert commemorating the lives lost in the Munich aircrash.
		I think a better bet would be to try and trace a BBC video of 70s Football, all the finals have been released.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /bob.dunning/email16.htm (3291 words)

	Sheffield United \| History \| Year by Year
		Sheffield United Football Club were formed in 1889 - here is the year by year history of the Blades.
		Sheffield United Football Club is formed as an offshoot of the Sheffield United Cricket Club, following a meeting in March, the first game is against Sheffield Club in August of the same year, and results in a 3-1 victory for United.
		Vinnie Jones is signed and a stirring second half of the season saw United climb to a very creditable 13th in Division One, whilst the end if the season saw the Blades build a new Kop.
	www.sufc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/YearByYear/0,,10418,00.html (4600 words)

	Billy Bremner
		The former Leeds captain is still a regular match goer in his capacity as a television and radio summariser.
		Bremner had a three-year spell in charge at Elland Road after turning to management when his playing career ended, but he was never able to recreate the success he enjoyed as a player.
		Bremner remains a football man through and through and will go down as one of Leeds United's greatest stars - a man who came to love a club he'd never originally heard of.
	www-users.york.ac.uk /~sph2/lufc/mag/billy.htm (981 words)

	Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Aled Haydn Jones, Welsh radio presenter for BBC Radio 1.
		Nasir Jones, American rap-star better known as Nas.
		Terry Jones, British actor, writer and director, member of comedy group Monty Python.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jones (1908 words)

	Amazon.com: "Mick Buxton": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Mick Buxton, who had been given the job of head coach by Butcher in July was named as the new manager.
		We had put five past Mick Buxton's team during the season; they were mid-table and dreaming about summer holidays.
		Soon after, Butcher got sacked and the new manager, Mick Buxton, was a sergeant-major type.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Mick-Buxton (321 words)

	Nobok \| Football \| Player Profiles \| Mr Versatile Madeley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		His former team-mate, Mick Jones, believes he would have got in any world side.
		He said: "To be able to slot into the team at a moment's notice and play with such consistency was incredible.
		From 1966 to 1979, Madeley was rarely absent from the side.
	www.nobok.co.uk /page/FootballBio/0,,10301~792407,00.html (472 words)

	YORKSHIRE - AYUP! ONLINE MAGAZINE -
		Juventus football club took care of the Gentle Giant, making sure he was safely brought back to Yorkshire to be closer to his family.
		you should have seen Mick Jones breaking bones, matey..." Well not quite.
		This would not only sharpen his appetite for top class football but more importantly, get him to toe the line.
	ayup.co.uk /ref/ref.html (1233 words)

	Mick Jones information - Search.com
		Mick Jones, of the punk rock band The Clash
		Mick Jones, of the Leeds United football team
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	search.com.com /reference/Mick_Jones (110 words)

	Leeds United
		It was abandodned in the 51st minute due to a waterlogged pitch and the score was 0-0 at the time.
		The life and times of this famous club, the fortunes and misfortunes and the trials and tribulations are unparalleled in world football.
		Central to this book will be an exploration of these feelings about Leeds United, a football club which has given its supporters plenty of reasons to 'go mad' in recent years.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /bob.dunning/leeds.htm (4484 words)

	The Sun and News of the World Photo Sales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		August, 1985: Photo of a "Hoolivan" the Police had especially brought in to Fulham v Leeds match at Fulham, London.
		May, 1972: Leeds striker Mick Jones with a dislocated elbow strapped to the side of his body goes up to receive his medal from The Queen.
		November 3, 1975: Footballer's Francis Lee of Derby and Norman Hunter of Leeds United in a fight during a match.
	www.thesun.co.uk /Sales/goods/0,,232-6,00.html (245 words)

	Homeofmusic Forums - This day in music history.. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		1955, Born on this day, Mick Jones, guitar, vocals, The Clash, (1979 UK No. 11 single 'London Calling', 1982 US No. 8 single 'Rock The Casbah, 1991 UK No.1 single 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go', first released 1982, plus 15 other UK Top 40 singles), Big Audio Dynamite, (1986 UK No.11 single 'e=mc2').
		1967, Mick Jagger was found guilty of illegal possession of two drugs found in his jacket at a party given by Keith Richards.
		Mick Jagger read an extract from Percy Bysshe Shelley's 'Adonais' and released 3,500 butterflies; it was also guitarist's Mick Taylor's debut with the Stones, King Crimson and Family also appeared on the day.
	www.homeofchat.com /vB/printthread.php?t=37198 (5040 words)

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		A number of other people who were with Kate when she was filmed also face possible prosecution - including former Clash legend Mick Jones.
		Our spy says: "Paris was really taken by Frank - though she didn't really understand football" The mesmerised millionairess, who turns 25 today, trailed her prey to the EMI bash at the nearby Baglioni Hotel.
		We're told: "Paris was determined to get his attention and was dirty-dancing, really obviously trying to catch his eye." Frank fled, even though Paris sent her security out after him.
	www.absolutenow.com /news/20060217.html (3003 words)

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