Muratti Vase

centenary celebration

by Frank Cusack

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Published 2005 by Tony Williams in Guernsey .
Written in English

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Edition Notes

Statement	Frank Cusack.
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16406961M
ISBN 10	1869833538

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  The triumphant Jersey squad, and Craig Russell's son Olly, celebrate with the Muratti Vase after the victory against Guernsey at Springfield on . Muratti Vase Jersey thump Alderney in semi-final Jersey eased to a win over Alderney to book their place in May's Muratti Vase final against Channel Island rivals Guernsey. Striker Craig Russell opened the scoring from close range early on to set the Reds on their way.

  The Muratti Vase was actually purchased in Alderney early in and valued at £ The first ever Muraiti Vase match occurred on 17 April and was between Guernsey and Alderney. Guernsey won the match At the first ever competition match Guernsey actually wore light blue shirts and Alderney yellow and black stripes. Insurance Corporation Muratti Vase Final 14/04/ marks the 99th Muratti Vase Final in the Channel Islands, the biggest footballing event of the calendar year! This year Jersey travel to Guernsey for the 99th Muratti Vase Final, hosted at Footes Lane on May 16th.   JERSEY survived a late Guernsey onslaught to win their fourth consecutive Cimandis Muratti Vase final on Sunday. Captain and man-of the-match .

Available now at - Cloth - The Naldrett Press - - Book Condition: Good - Including such unlikely features as "I Work At The FA" by the office boy, Kenya Is Football Crazy and The Muratti Vase by John Arlott. An Opera for an English Olympic Hero In his book Bicycle: The History, David Herlihy tells of a Only the top ten riders in the country were invited to compete for the Muratti Vase, which Author: Franz Lidz. There was also much excitement for children of ICCI staff and friends as they lined up to be Muratti Mascots and accompanied the Guernsey players onto the pitch. Guernsey had a great start by scoring within the first few minutes and then an amazing ‘history book spectacular’ goal from Ross Allen put them up just before half-time.