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	Derby County FC - The Rams from the Derby Evening Telegraph : Bristol Rovers 2 v 1 Derby County
		Ray Cashley had hardly a shot to save in the second-half.
		By the time Bobby Davison beat him with two minutes remaining, it was too late but at least the goal may do something to raise the scorer's confidence.
		Streete had Derby's best opportunity when a free-kick from Buckley was headed on and Cashley dithered but, from close range, the shot went over.
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	Ray Charles - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Ray Charles
		US singer, songwriter, and pianist Ray Charles, in Paris, France.
		He made his first successful concert tour in Europe in 1960, and, except for 1965, has toured in Europe at least once a year ever since.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
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	Elstreegooner
		Cashley has gone to the bank of Chelsea and in return we get Gallas and £5m.
		There was a time, that Cole featured high up on my list of committed Arsenal players, being able to stand alongside, Winterburn, Keown, Dixon, Seamen etc. now the little shit is nothing more than a bad smell to scrape from the bottom of your shoe, an anoyance and nothing more.
		It was good to see some of the youngsters get a run out, and also to know that none of this team were at the twat Coles wedding, what a knob, clearly that arogant c**t of an agent has convinced the intelectually challenged Cole that the whole Chelsea fiasco was Arsenal’s fault.
	elstreegooner.wordpress.com /page/3 (2482 words)

	elstreegooner « Elstreegooner
		David Dein today confirmed that Arsenal have had preliminary discussions with Chelsea regarding Cashley, the talks have been very civil.
		Dein denied that Cashley was going to Chelsea stating that he is still an Arsenal player, he has been a player since the age of 16 and remains an Arsenal player.
		Following Arsenal’ 2-1 win last night in Austria, Arsene also stated for the first time that Cashley may not be an Arsenal player next season - what a surprise.
	elstreegooner.wordpress.com /author/elstreegooner/page/3 (2482 words)

	Arsenal 4 Life » 2006 » July
		Finally Chelsea and Arsenal are holding Cole talks to engineer a move to Stamford Bridge.
		Firstly, we have two more than capable players at left back, who are hungry, loyal and will fight for everything in Gael Clichy and Mathieu Flamini.
		Cashley only played in the Champions League Final because Flamini was injured!
	www.afc4life.co.uk /2006/07 (1766 words)

	Odd coincidence - Bristol City's Fans' Forum :: 1997 - 2007 Celebrating 10 years of OTIB
		Ray Cashley's first team debut in goal; he saved a penalty away to a team in the top div (Soton?)
		Chris Weale full first team debut in goal; he saved a penalty away to a team in the top div.
		Cashley was in a City team that was promoted.
	www.otib.co.uk /index.php?showtopic=75071 (1530 words)

	Goalscoring Goalies
		Ray Clemence once scored for Tottenham in a friendly against a Guernsey FA XI in 1985.
		Peter Schmeichel scored thirteen goals in his long and distinguished career, including heading Manchester United's equaliser from a corner in an UEFA Cup Tie against Rotor Volgograd in 1996.
		They went ahead 2-1 in a wet and windswept second half when City's goalkeeper, Ray Cashley, scored with a freak clearance from 98 yards.
	www.goalkeepersaredifferent.com /keeper/goalscoring.htm (3506 words)

	Not all Jose in Chelsea's garden \| the Daily Mail
		Ridiculous alibis deserve to be celebrated and another is about to enter the pantheon of the-dog-ate-my-homework school of excuses, one that dropped carelessly from the lips of darts supremo Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor like Hobnob crumbs onto his chest.
		In an attempt to explain why he had throw away a three-set lead and his world title to Dutchman Ray Barneveld, Taylor said he was just too fat.
		He has also let go two vital central defenders in Huth and Gallas, lost a player that now appears a few steps ahead of Sheva (Gudjohnsen) and signed a rather erratic keeper (Hilario).
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/columnists/columnists.html?in_article_id=427387&in_page_id=1951 (2093 words)

	East Lower » Blog Archive » Fanning the Flam
		But given the opportunity he got better as time went on, he wasn’t the most skillful of player as with Flamini but he was a rock in our midfield when we needed him.
		Most fans favour players who are not scared to put a bit of fight into their game, as with Ray Parlour will always be remembered for that fight.
		It’s olny Ray Parlour, grew into a very significant part of the set-up over the years and had the character to and ultimately the ability to warrant his place in the team.
	eastlower.co.uk /?p=167 (8039 words)

	Welcome To Bristol City's Online Fanzine!
		Arsenal keeper Jimmy Rimmer – another England star – was busier than City’s Ray Cashley in goal in the first 45 minutes, having to save from Cheesley’s strike partner Tom Ritchie and another Scot, Jimmy Mann (whose long-range free-kicks, incidentally, went like Exocet missiles).
		By the time Rimmer got lucky and a Cheesley header bounced off the foot of the post, it was plain to the 41,082 fans packed on the terraces that all was not going to plan for the Gunners and for SuperMac.
		For the record, the City heroes that day were: Cashley, Sweeney, Drysdale, Gow, Collier, Merrick, Tainton, Ritchie, Mann, Cheesley, Whitehead.
	www.theincider.com /backissues/6/features/cheese2.php (1365 words)

	Welcome to www.theincider.com - A Bristol City FC Webzine
		I didn't really respond to his methods, but he was quite successful in bringing the kids through to the first team — and there were plenty that went on to play in the “premiership”.
		Such as Gary Collier, David Rodgers, Ray Cashley, Kevin Mabbutt, Trevor Tainton, Geoff Merrick, Keith Fear and Chris Garland — all local lads, and all quality players who would be good enough for today's premiership.
		Add to that lot the likes of Tom Ritchie, Gerry Gow, Gerry Sweeney, Clive Whitehead, Don Gillies and later on Norman Hunter, Joe Royle and Peter Cormack and, looking back, what a squad of players we had.
	www.theincider.com /features/times.php (1176 words)

	League One Quiz - The Football Forum - More Than Just A Game
		What was odd about Roy Cashley goal for Bristol City against Hull City in 1973 ?
		Which League One club were the first to install floodlights (and it's not Sheffield Wednesda, thats the first floodlit game!) ?
		I'm not happy with the Neil Kinnock question.
	www.thefootballforum.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=46076&st=20 (443 words)

	Arsenal FC - Gooner Scores For England Shocker! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cos Ray Parlour had an effort incorrectly ruled out v.
		Prior to that, it would have to be Merson or Wright?
		didn't cashley score any when he was playing for our club?
	www.arsenal.vitalfootball.co.uk /article.asp?a=37920 (597 words)

	bristolcitynet.co.uk - Story
		The number of potential attendees means that we may be too many to be practical within the Supporters Club bar.
		We have instead arranged for the meeting to take place at The Ship & Castle (a mere Ray Cashley clearance from the Club - see jpeg below for details).
		This will be the third meeting of the Supporters Trust and we're still very keen to have as many people as possible helping to form the Working Party.
	bristolcity.rivals.net /?sid=916&p=2&stid=8383887 (345 words)

	League One Quiz - The Football Forum - More Than Just A Game
		What was odd about Roy Cashley goal for Bristol City against Hull City in 1973 ?
		Is Roy Cashley meant to read Ray Cashley?
		I wasn't going to say anything in the hope that people do not pick up on it.
	thefootballforum.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=46076&mode=threaded (777 words)

	Viewing a thread - Cashley makes Cardiff trip
		Random quote: I remember I took away the chocolate bars [on the way home] and the players were singing âwe want our chocolate backâ - Arsene Wenger thinks back to his first game in charge, ahead of his 500th
		I bet she couldnt find any screwdrivers to fix it either!
		she was petrified of calling a 'handyman' round to deal with it in case she caught Cashley watching him having a 'diet coke break' The real for her leaving will be him making her watch brokeback mountain every night.
	www.arsenal.vitalfootball.co.uk /forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=4558 (380 words)

	3quarksdaily
		Oh, yeah, that Ray Bradbury can curse a blue streak!
		My God, when I was in high school in 1972, we read A Clockwork Orange.
		al Ray on The Residential Pneumatic Vacuum Elevator
	3quarksdaily.blogs.com /3quarksdaily/2006/10/banning_bradbur.html (683 words)

	BBC SPORT \| SPORTS TALK \| Ask Albert - Number 5
		Shilton is one of four goalkeepers who have scored in the League with long clearances.
		The others: Ray Cashley, for Bristol City v Hull (Div 2, September 1973); Steve Sherwood (Watford away to Coventry, Div 1, January 1984) and Steve Ogrizovic (Coventry away to Sheffield Wednesday, Div 1, October 1986).
		In which year was the first English League match played on an artificial pitch?
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/sports_talk/1179349.stm (2037 words)

	70-71 Football League Autographs
		John Shaw (Leeds United) Gary Sprake (Leeds United) Ray Clemence (Liverpool)
		Ray Cashley (Bristol City) Mike Mahoney (Bristol City) Len Bond (Bristol City) Jim Eadie (Cardiff City) Frank Parsons (Cardiff City) Alan Ross (Carlisle United) Tom Clarke (Carlisle United)
		Peter Walters (Hull City) Colin Mackleworth (Leicester City)
	www.justcatnaps.com /collection/goalkeepers.html (799 words)

	Team Scores
		9 Wilson's Wheelers (Ray Wilson ; United Kingdom) 296
		10 Lances Leaders (Aimee Cashley ; England) 291
		110 Lances Leaders (Aimee Cashley ; England) 3185
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	Chiropractors in ANGUS » Yell.com
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		Jackie had played in the 1957 Cup Final.
		When Ray Wood, the goalkeeper, was injured by McParland's challenge, there were no substitutes in those days, Jackie went in goal and Wood ended up out on the wing, though he took almost no part in the game.
		Sadly Jackie was seriously injured in the Minich crash and never played again.
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	Views From The Armchair - May 2005
		I Saved The World Today - Eurythmics: Correctly answered by Helen Lloyd
		What specifically do Peter Shilton, Steve Ogrizovic, Ray Cashley and Steve Sherwood have in common (apart from their playing positions!)?
		All goalkeepers who've scored league goals: Correctly answered by Matt Robbins
	www.peanutsfan.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /footiemad/diarymay0405.html (9534 words)

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