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THE PREMIER LEAGUE have announced a brand new competition that will boost elite youth development in the country.
The Prem has teamed up with the National League to launch the National League Cup.
The tournament will help young players from Premier League and EFL clubs gain additional opportunities to test themselves against senior opposition from the fifth tier.
It will also offer the chance for National League clubs to play regular matches against the best Under-21 teams in England at their own stadiums.
The competition comes with a combined prize of £1million, provided by the Premier League.
The amount will be distributed only amongst the National League clubs.
Blackburn Rovers, Brighton, Fulham, Leeds, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Reading, Southampton, Stoke, Sunderland, Tottenham, West Brom, West Ham and Wolves have been confirmed.
They will be joined by Aldershot Town, Altrincham, Boston United, Braintree Town, Dagenham & Redbridge, Ebbsfleet United, Halifax Town, Forest Green Rovers, Gateshead, Maidenhead United, Oldham Athletic, Rochdale, Sutton United, Tamworth, Wealdstone and Woking.
The National League Cup kicks off on October 1 with a group stage consisted of four groups of eight.
The two best-placed teams in each group will advance to the quarter-finals.
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Premier League Chief Football Officer Tony Scholes said: “We’re excited to launch this new competition in partnership with the National League.
“The competition will provide additional opportunities for young players in the under 17-21 age groups to gain valuable experience of playing against First Team opposition, something many of our current Premier League stars have experienced in their development.
“We’re pleased to be able to support in the operation of the competition and look forward to seeing the wider benefits it will bring to National League clubs.”
DEAR DEIDRE: EVEN though she’s married, I can’t get my female boss out of my head.
I’m 35, she’s 32 and we both recently started work for a HR department.
We get on well and after discovering that we lived close to each other decided to start car sharing to save petrol.
Our journey’s in together quickly became the highlight of my week and while I tried my hardest to ignore it, I started to feel an unwavering connection between us.
Stuck in traffic, we’d play music quizzes and talked about subjects even my best friends weren’t privy to.
My feelings for her grew and I found it increasingly difficult to keep them in check .
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It didn’t help that she wasn’t shy about divulging her marital issues and complaining about her husband. She often told me how trapped she felt.
Then one night when we were out for work’s do, I’d had a few to drink and my emotions came spilling out of my mouth.
To my joy, she admitted she was absolutely besotted with me. But the very next day she said her husband was giving her lift and she’s been distant with me ever since.
Now she’s avoids me and I can’t help but worry I’ve messed it all up.
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Deidre says: Unfortunately this woman has made clear how she feels.
While she may have told you she liked you, she clearly came to her senses. She doesn’t want to jeopardise her marriage. She’s likely keeping her distance from you out of respect for her marriage.
As hard as it may be to accept, the person for you will be open and available, so it’s best you try to move on.
Remember that while she isn’t the one for you, there will be someone out there who can give you the love you deserve.
I’m sending you my support pack Finding The Love Of Your Life to help.
DEAR DEIDRE: AFTER years of feeling down about my appearance, I finally decided to make some changes to help my self-confidence.
Yet instead of being happy for me, my husband has accused me of tarting myself up for the men at the school gates.
I’m 38, my husband is 40 and we’ve been married for ten years. We have two sons together, one is four and the other is six.
Running around after two young toddlers made it hard to focus on anything, especially my appearance.
So after years of disliking my reflection, I finally decided to make a change. I joined the gym, bought some new clothes, and started putting a bit more time into my hair and makeup.
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I thought my husband would be pleased, but instead, he accused me of trying to get the attention of the dad’s at the school drop-off.
Whether he’s asking who I’m trying to impress or telling me I look like a tart, every morning he makes some kind of remark.
I’ve told him countless times this is for me but he just doesn’t get it. It’s really getting me down.
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Deidre says: Your husband’s comments are disrespectful and instead of being supportive, he’s trying to tear you down.
You need to find a calm and quiet moment to sit down and tell how he’s making you feel. Explain to him why you’re making these changes and make it clear that he can’t talk to you this way.
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