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Yahoo
04-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Coleraine boost squad by signing goalkeeper Schofield
Coleraine have announced the signing of goalkeeper Ryan Schofield on a multi-year deal. The 25-year-old arrives at the Ballycastle Road Showgrounds after a recent stint at League Two side Morecambe and will contend with Max Little for the first-choice stopper position following the departure of Rory Brown from the club. Advertisement Schofield began his career at Huddersfield Town and made more than 30 appearances for the Terriers' first team at Championship level. He earned 10 caps representing England at U18, U19 and U20 level, then made the move to Portsmouth ahead of the 2023-24 season, before signing for Morecambe in the recent January transfer window on a deal until the end of the campaign. Michael Dougherty, Head of Goalkeeping at Coleraine, believes Schofield has all the attributes to be a success in the Irish Premiership. "Ryan has always been an exceptional talent. You don't play that many games in the Championship at a young age without being a top goalkeeper," Dougherty told the Coleraine FC website. Advertisement "I had the opportunity to work with him for a week or so over at Huddersfield during a coaching visit a few years ago and got to see him up close and personal. "Like I have with many goalkeepers I've worked with or had recommended to me – I've kept an eye on things – he did unbelievably well for England and also in the Championship. He's a top goalkeeper." Schofield joins Joel Cooper, Stephen Fallon, Lewis MacGregor, Adam Long, Will Patching and Kodi Lyons-Foster as additions to manager Ruaidhri Higgins' squad during the close season.
BBC News
04-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Coleraine boost squad by signing goalkeeper Schofield
Coleraine have announced the signing of goalkeeper Ryan Schofield on a multi-year 25-year-old arrives at the Ballycastle Road Showgrounds after a recent stint at League Two side Morecambe and will contend with Max Little for the first-choice stopper position following the departure of Rory Brown from the began his career at Huddersfield Town and made more than 30 appearances for the Terriers' first team at Championship earned 10 caps representing England at U18, U19 and U20 level, then made the move to Portsmouth ahead of the 2023-24 season, before signing for Morecambe in the recent January transfer window on a deal until the end of the Dougherty, Head of Goalkeeping at Coleraine, believes Schofield has all the attributes to be a success in the Irish Premiership."Ryan has always been an exceptional talent. You don't play that many games in the Championship at a young age without being a top goalkeeper," Dougherty told the Coleraine FC website."I had the opportunity to work with him for a week or so over at Huddersfield during a coaching visit a few years ago and got to see him up close and personal."Like I have with many goalkeepers I've worked with or had recommended to me – I've kept an eye on things – he did unbelievably well for England and also in the Championship. He's a top goalkeeper."Schofield joins Joel Cooper, Stephen Fallon, Lewis MacGregor, Adam Long, Will Patching and Kodi Lyons-Foster as additions to manager Ruaidhri Higgins' squad during the close season.
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Yahoo
Boulder Firebomb Attack Claims Life as Woman, 82, Succumbs to Injuries
Karen Diamond, 82, passed away on June 25 from injuries sustained a little over three weeks prior during an attack on marchers showing support for Israeli hostages Police arrested Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, and allege the Egyptian man travelled from his home in El Paso County to Boulder to carry out the attack Prosecutors have now identified 29 total victims and have filed 101 counts against Soliman, who has pleaded not guiltyA woman wounded in the firebomb attack on marchers who gathered in Boulder on June 1 to support Israeli hostages has succumbed to her injuries. Karen Diamond, 82, passed away on June 25, a little over three weeks after first being hospitalized, according to the Boulder County District Attorney's Office. Diamond was one of the eight people severely injured in the attack and the first to pass away. 'This horrific attack has now claimed the life of an innocent person who was beloved by her family and friends,' Michael Dougherty, the Boulder County district attorney, said in a statement. The DA's office said in a news release that "the family asks for privacy as they continue to grieve." In that same release, the DA's office also said that 29 total victims have now been identified from the attack, carried out by an individual who threw an incendiary device into a crowd of people while yelling "Free Palestine." Police have arrested and charged Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, in the attack. Soliman was born in Egypt and was living in El Paso County, which is approximately 100 miles south of Boulder, at the time of the attack. He is facing dozens of charges including first-degree murder and attempted murder. Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up for for breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases. Federal officials have also charged Soliman with a hate crime for his alleged actons. Soliman has entered not guilty pleas to all charges in both cases. Read the original article on People
Belfast Telegraph
08-06-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Derry City coach and former Irish League goalkeeper sounded out for lucrative role in Middle East
Derry City's Head of Goalkeeping Michael Dougherty has been sounded out about a lucrative coaching role in the United Arab Emirates. The UAE Football Association are keen to recruit the former Glentoran shot-stopper to work with their international women's team ahead of the 2027 World Cup qualifying campaign.
Boston Globe
06-06-2025
- Boston Globe
Man charged with hate crime in Boulder attack on ‘Zionist people' to appear in federal court
Soliman is represented by state and federal public defenders, who do not comment on their cases to the media. Advertisement Investigators say Soliman told them he had intended to kill all of the roughly 20 participants at the weekly demonstration on Boulder's popular Pearl Street pedestrian mall, but he threw just two of his 18 Molotov cocktails while yelling 'Free Palestine.' Soliman told investigators he tried to buy a gun but was not able to because he was not a 'legal citizen.' Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Soliman did not carry out his full plan 'because he got scared and had never hurt anyone before,' police wrote in an arrest affidavit. State prosecutors say 15 people and a dog were victims of the attack. Not all were physically injured, and some are considered victims for the legal case because they were in the area and could potentially have been hurt, 20th Judicial District Michael Dougherty said Thursday. Advertisement The dog was among the injured, which resulted in an animal cruelty charge being filed against Soliman, Dougherty said. Soliman told investigators that he waited until after his daughter graduated from school before launching the attack, according to court documents. Federal authorities want to deport Soliman's wife and their five children, who range from 4 to 17 years old, but a judge issued an emergency order Wednesday halting deportation proceedings until a lawsuit challenging their deportation can be considered. U.S. immigration officials took Soliman's wife and children into custody on Tuesday. They are being held at a family immigration detention center in Texas.
