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Akinfenwa becomes shareholder in non-league club

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By Steve Jones
| Yahoo Sports Australia Verified
Adebayo Akinfenwa became a cult figure during his playing days [Getty Images] Former professional footballer Adebayo Akinfenwa has become a shareholder of phoenix club FC Farsley. Akinfenwa, a cult figure among football fans due to his larger-than-life-frame and personality, is a former teammate of FC Farsley owner and manager David Stockdale, who completed a takeover of the Leeds club - then known as Farsley Celtic - in December last year.
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Parents and teachers welcome school smartphone ban

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By Steve Jones
| Aol Verified
Schools and trusts in England must now ensure they are phone-free Parents and head teachers in Yorkshire have welcomed a ban on smartphones in schools. As of Monday, schools and trusts in England are legally responsible for ensuring they are phone-free throughout the day.
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'Worth every penny', say England fans at World Cup

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By Steve Jones
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"It's brilliant, everybody is here for a party and it's exactly that." England fans at the World Cup to roar on the Three Lions have hailed their "once-in-a-lifetime" experience in the US as they backed Thomas Tuchel's men to bring football home. England, who are through to the knockout stages, beat Panama 2-0on Saturday, with football fans from across Yorkshire among the thousands in New Jersey to cheer on the team. "Everywhere we go everybody has got a smile on their face.
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