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Will Jones

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Writer/Director. Indigo Ink Films @IndigoInkFilms. Football writer. Actor in things.

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EF development rider spotted using aerodynamic triathlon shoes in UCI race

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By Will Jones Verified
| MSN Verified
A photo posted by on Will Jones While the big name riders are out and about taking the headlines – Wout van Aert and Matteo Jorgensen using double-disc wheel equipped time trial bikes at Tirreno-Adriatico and Tadej Pogačar using a prototype set of Enve 6.7 wheels at Strade Bianche – sometimes lesser known riders and races still get to make the news, as is the case of an unnamed EF Education development team rider using what appears to be aerodynamic triathlon shoes for the UCI 1.2 Rhodes GP...
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Pundit predicts Eddie Howe will quit Newcastle for one big job elsewhere

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By Will Jones Verified
| Geordie Boot Boys
Jamie O’Hara believes Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe could be the next England manager. Pundit Jamie O’Hara has predicted that Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe will be the man chosen by The FA to take over from Gareth Southgate when he vacates the England hot seat. Howe certainly has the kind of reputation and pedigree typically required to be seriously considered for the role of England manager.
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Newcastle rejected bid worth over £100m for £120k-a-week star, his future still in doubt

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By Will Jones Verified
| Geordie Boot Boys
Newcastle United turned down a bid of over £100 million for Bruno Guimaraes this summer. According to Football Transfers, Newcastle United rejected an offer worth over £100 million from PSG for Bruno Guimaraes in the recent transfer window. Premier League rivals Liverpool also apparently tabled £100 million for the Brazilian midfielder. However, Newcastle were determined to keep Bruno at St James’ Park, and successfully fended off the advances from both the Reds and the French giants.
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