Garforth - Solution

GARFORTH – SOLUTION

W

R

O

Y

A

L

A

R

T

S

F

E

S

T

I

V

A

L

H

E

O

R

R

E

K

L

A

W

S

U

T

S

U

G

U

A

R

I

S

H

R

A

I

B

L

W

S

M

R

A

S

R

E

N

I

M

E

H

T

L

K

N

S

A

I

L

W

K

A

L

E

E

S

O

O

G

H

E

M

L

S

W

D

R

P

N

A

K

A

C

P

P

I

O

L

E

T

R

A

A

Y

O

O

A

E

E

N

H

T

T

E

I

R

N

S

D

A

T

R

H

L

T

O

K

C

D

R

O

Y

N

E

G

L

E

N

N

F

N

Y

E

I

R

W

A

K

O

R

E

N

B

A

P

N

O

D

G

D

E

'

R

M

E

R

C

F

Y

A

Y

L

R

W

I

A

R

T

A

O

C

S

A

A

T

E

O

I

H

T

L

F

C

L

O

E

R

H

P

M

H

C

F

F

U

V

F

E

H

O

O

M

D

I

W

R

O

K

I

E

S

H

L

E

M

L

F

L

R

R

L

I

I

W

H

U

R

N

N

H

I

U

E

N

M

I

E

D

T

O

V

L

H

N

S

E

U

A

G

T

R

R

W

G

O

S

E

H

G

A

H

I

Y

E

E

H

V

B

B

E

A

C

'

I

C

S

H

O

D

L

T

M

A

I

L

S

L

-

B

U

P

H

S

O

T

I

O

U

R

E

L

L

E

W

L

U

A

P

R

H

E

E

R

C

H

R

U

S

T

B

E

N

E

D

I

C

T

'

S

O

H

A

E

S

S

H

S

E

S

U

O

H

R

E

W

O

L

F

E

H

T

K

N

A

E

C

E

P

T

F

A

C

T

O

R

Y

S

H

O

P

O

O

I

G

E

O

R

G

E

N

G

N

I

R

U

T

C

A

F

U

N

A

M

SOURCE OF QUOTATION

Having bought Garforth Town Football Club in 2003, English football coach and entrepreneur Simon Clifford made several major changes to uplift their image, followed by a decision to appoint recovering alcoholic Paul Gascoigne as the club's new manager in 2010. Regarding the appointment, Clifford stated: "This is not a publicity stunt. I want him to be an inspiration to someone who might have depression or problems in their lives. He has walked through hell but he has kept on walking." (“Gazza job ‘no stunt’”, 2010).

REFERENCES

“Gazza job ‘no stunt’”. 2010. Evening Standard, 27 September.

“Garforth history”. 2006. Yorkshire Evening Post, 29 March. http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/garforth-history-1-2816763 [2012, June 30].