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Owen Amos grew up near Darlington, County Durham, listening to Arsenal's early-Nineties cup runs on Radio Five. While not memorising Steve Bould's early career history (Stoke, loan spell at Torquay) or Arsenal's scorers at Standard Liege (Smith, Selley, Adams, Campbell twice, Merson, McGoldrick), he followed Shildon in the Northern League. After moving to Cardiff, he remained cold to rugby but decidedly warm to the Welsh Premier League (ten grounds and counting). Now back in the North-East, he spends his time reading Welsh-Premier.com, and waiting for World Cup qualifying fixtures to be announced so he can see more obscure internationals.
Articles
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A Dutchman in the north-east
Bert Jans road to Brandon
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WSC 252 Feb 08
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Back to the future
Changing youth football culture
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WSC 263 Jan 09
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Joining the A list
Young Englishman abroad
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WSC 259 Sep 08
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Lost causes
Disaster at Durham City
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WSC 278 Apr 10
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Nationality test
The New Saints ditch their name
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WSC 249 Nov 07
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Out on the town
The spirit of the FA Vase
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WSC 269 Jul 09
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Publishing boom
Programmes in the lower leagues
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WSC 268 Jun 09
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Summer lovin'
Welsh Premier considers future
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WSC 256 Jun 08
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Swear on it
Northern League crackdown
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WSC 260 Oct 08
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The curious case of Borough United
Wales' first European winners
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WSC 276 Feb 10
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