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Frankie Terry interview: John Terry's nephew discusses his footballing family, non-League loans and Colchester breakthrough

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By Dan Long Verified
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Football has always been the family business for Frankie Terry. His dad, Paul, played for Dagenham & Redbridge, Yeovil and Leyton Orient, where he now works as assistant to Richie Wellens. His maternal uncle, Paul Konchesky, earned two England caps and played 347 times in the Premier League for Charlton, West Ham, Tottenham, Fulham, Liverpool and Leicester. And his paternal uncle, John Terry, captained both Chelsea and England. He played over 700 times for the Blues and earned 78 Three Lions caps.
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The non-League Wrexham? Farnham Town chairman Harry Hugo on three straight promotions and a new dream of reaching the EFL

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By Dan Long Verified
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Having sold 40 per cent of influencer marketing agency, Goat, in 2021, Harry Hugo had made his fortune at 26 - and he realised that, by the age of 30, he would have the rare luxury of not needing to work again. So, by his own admission, he chased moments of "instant gratification". But he also knew he needed to find a purpose. One day, he and his friends - who had worked with him since he started his first business aged 16 - visited a Ferrari garage. He had his eyes on a 458 Spyder in black.
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Connor Wickham exclusive: Former Sunderland, Crystal Palace striker discusses the reality of 18 months without a club

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Three months into his second season at Crystal Palace - following a £9m move from Sunderland in the summer of 2015 - the trajectory of Connor Wickham's career changed. In a 5-4 Premier League defeat away at Swansea, the striker ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament - and between 26 November 2016 and Christmas Day 2018 made just one 90th-minute substitute appearance, owing to further setbacks. He did not start a top-flight game for the Eagles again.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

A four day work experience placement at the Farnham Herald in Surrey.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Unfortunately, I can't say I have

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To break news to the public and keep them informed of the ever-changing world around them.