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'A succession plan for the first time in five years... it won't be easy' Original

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By Richard Woodward Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
ByRichard Woodward Fan writer Published 21 minutes ago Image source, Getty Images It's 36 hours on and Ipswich Town supporters are still getting their heads round the idea that inspirational coach Kieran McKenna won't be in the home dugout next season. Of minimum consolation is that the hugely popular McKenna won't take a position in the Portman Road away dugout either - at least for now...
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Phantom Craftinsure Super Series at Castle Cove Sailing Club Original

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By Richard Woodward Verified
| Yachts and Yachting Verified
Phantom Craftinsure Super Series at Castle Cove Sailing Club by Richard Woodward 27 May 16:50 BST The Castle Cove Phantom fleet of nine were joined by three talented visitors to sail in the beautiful Portland harbour in wonderful sunshine accompanied by warm breezes in what is part of the Craftinsure Super Series.
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Fishing for Anglers in a Sea of Data: Using Mobility Data to Identify and Track Marine Recreational Fishing

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By Richard Woodward Verified, Mona Ahmadiani
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Recreational fisheries represent a significant share of the marine catch and effort, both globally and in the United States (Coleman et al. 2004; Figueira and Coleman 2010; Ihde et al. 2011). These fisheries result in significant economic impacts on local and regional economies (National Marine Fisheries Service 2024) and lead to substantial societal benefits in the form of angler welfare (Birdsong et al. 2021) and non-market value (Abbott et al. 2022) to the anglers who participate.
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