2012 BH Telecom Indoors – Doubles

Main article: 2012 BH Telecom Indoors

Jamie Delgado and Jonathan Marray were the defending champions but decided not to participate together.
Delgado played alongside Ken Skupski while Marray partnered up with Dustin Brown. They went on to win the final 7–6(7–2), 2–6, [11–9] against Michal Mertiňák and Igor Zelenay.

Seeds

 1. [Germany] Dustin Brown / [United Kingdom] Jonathan Marray (champions)
 2. [Slovakia] Michal Mertiňák / [Slovakia] Igor Zelenay (finals)
 3. [United Kingdom] Jamie Delgado / [United Kingdom] Ken Skupski (quarterfinals)
 4. [Sweden] Johan Brunström / [Croatia] Lovro Zovko (semifinals)

Draw

Key

  * Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking

Draw


2012 BH Telecom Indoors – Doubles

First round                                                Quarterfinals          Semifinals                                 Final

  1            [Germany] D Brown                         6   6
               [United Kingdom] J Marray
               [Moldova] R Albot                         4   4                                  1  [Germany] D Brown           6                          6
               [Romania] M Copil                                                                   [United Kingdom] J Marray
               [Italy] M Crugnola                        79  62             [10]                   [Italy] M Crugnola          3                          2
               [Lithuania] L Grigelis                                                              [Lithuania] L Grigelis
               [Germany] A Beck                          67  77             [8]                                                                           1                      [Germany] D Brown          77    6
               [Germany] P Marx                                                                                [United Kingdom] J Marray
  4            [Sweden] J Brunström                      6   79                                                                4                          [Sweden] J Brunström   64                         4
               [Croatia] L Zovko                                                                                [Croatia] L Zovko
  WC           [Bosnia and Herzegovina] D Džumhur        4   67                                 4  [Sweden] J Brunström        6                          78
               [Bosnia and Herzegovina] A Šetkić                                                   [Croatia] L Zovko
               [Serbia] N Ćaćić                          5   4                                     [Serbia] I Bozoljac         3                          66
               [Serbia] D Lajović                                                                  [Germany] D Brands
               [Serbia] I Bozoljac                       7   6                                     1                           [Germany] D Brown          77                     2                          [11]
               [Germany] D Brands                                                                                [United Kingdom] J Marray
               [Czech Republic] J Hernych                2   4                                                                                2                      [Slovakia] M Mertiňák      62    6  [9]
               [Czech Republic] J Mertl                                                                                [Slovakia] I Zelenay
               [Russia] A Kudryavtsev                    6   6                                     [Russia] A Kudryavtsev      6                          4                      [12]
               [Czech Republic] D Škoch                                                            [Czech Republic] D Škoch
               [Austria] M Fischer                       4   78             [12]                3  [United Kingdom] J Delgado  4                          6                      [10]
               [Austria] P Oswald                                                                  [United Kingdom] K Skupski
  3            [United Kingdom] J Delgado                6   66             [14]                                                                                [Russia] A Kudryavtsev     61    4
               [United Kingdom] K Skupski                                                                                [Czech Republic] D Škoch


2012 BH Telecom Indoors – Doubles

[Bosnia and Herzegovina] I Gorčić         63  3                                                                 2                          [Slovakia] M Mertiňák  77                         6
               [Bosnia and Herzegovina] Franjo Raspudić                                                                                [Slovakia] I Zelenay
               [United Kingdom] C Eaton                  77  6                                     [United Kingdom] C Eaton    64                         66
               [United Kingdom] D Inglot                                                           [United Kingdom] D Inglot
  WC           [Bosnia and Herzegovina] M Bašić          3   77             [3]                 2  [Slovakia] M Mertiňák       77                         78
               [Bosnia and Herzegovina] T Brkić                                                    [Slovakia] I Zelenay
  2            [Slovakia] M Mertiňák                     6   65             [10]
               [Slovakia] I Zelenay


2012 BH Telecom Indoors – Doubles

* Main draw


Stanislav Heller

Stanislav Heller (15 September 1924 – 23 January 2000) was a harpsichordist and musicologist of Czech origin. Born in Brno, he studied piano with Vilém Kurz and organ with Bedřich Wiederman at the Prague Conservatoire. His family emigrated to South America after World War II and Stanislav Heller moved then to London in 1947 and later became a British subject. He started a career as a concert harpsichordist there (one of the first concert harpsichordists in the 20th century) and also toured with Rafael Kubelík. In 1968 he moved to Freiburg as Professor of harpsichord and early chamber music at the Hochschule für Musik.

  * Ledbetter, David (July 2000). "Stanislav Heller 1924-2000 (Obituary)". Online Journal, MusicTeachers.co.uk.


Andy Finch

Andrew Joseph Finch (born March 20, 1981) is an American snowboarder. His accomplishments include winning the overall U.S. Grand Prix Halfpipe Title in 2003 and 2004, taking first place in the Arctic Challenge in Norway in April 2004, winning the Vans Triple Crown in February 2004, winning the O'Neill Snowboard Jam in January 2005, and finishing in second place in Northstar Resort's Vans Tahoe Cup. In addition, Finch competed in the 2006 Winter Olympics for the United States. He lives in Truckee, California and attended Bullard High School in Fresno, California.

Finch and his friend Tommy Czeschin participated on the 19th season of The Amazing Race.Casco Viejo, Panama. He and Tommy are one of the few teams who won 6 out of 12 legs on The Amazing Race 19.

  * Official website
  * Andy and Tommy's The Amazing Race 19 Official Profile


André Lurçat

Building by André Lurçat, Werkbundsiedlung, Vienna

André Lurçat (August 27, 1894 – July 11, 1970) was a French modernist architect, landscape architect, furniture designer, city planner, and founding member of CIAM. He was active in the rebuilding in French cities after World War II. He was the brother of visual artist Jean Lurçat.

Lurçat was born in Bruyères, studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Nancy, worked in the office of Robert Mallet-Stevens, began building a series of houses in the 1920s, and became interested in the principles of social housing to address the French housing crisis between the wars. In 1928 he was a founding member of the Congrès International d'Architecture Moderne (International Congress of Modern Architecture). Along with Adolf Loos, Richard Neutra, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky and others, he demonstrated a family residence at the Vienna Werkbund exhibition of 1932, produced his best-known villa Hefferlin at Ville-d'Avray, then went to Moscow to work for the Soviet government from 1934 to 1937.

Lurçat is known for advancing the cause of modernism in landscape architecture; he took a position, contrary to the proponents of Existenzminimum, that all social housing must include gardens. He is also known for his planned postwar reconstruction of the French city of Maubeuge (1945). He was a professor at the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1945 to 1947, and a member of the board of architecture of the Ministry of Reconstruction and Urban Development.

Selected buildings

Villa Guggenbuhl (1927), Rue Nansouty, Paris 48°49′24″N 2°20′07″E / 48.823325°N 2.335326°E

Selected writings


André Lurçat

Selected writings

  * Architecture, Paris: Au Sans Pareil, 1929.
  * Formes, composition et lois d'harmonie: Eléments d'une science de l'esthétique architecturale, Paris, Editions Vincent, Fréal & Cie, 1953.
  * Œuvres récentes, Paris, Editions Vincent, Fréal & Cie, 1961.
  * Cohen, Jean-Louis (1995). André Lurçat: 1894–1970 : Autocritique d'un moderne. Liège: Mardaga. ISBN 978-2-87009-598-0.
  * Joly, Pierre; Joly, Robert (2000). L'architecte André Lurçat. Paris: Picard. ISBN 978-2-7084-0475-5.


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

The 2016–17 season was R&F's first season in the top-tier division in Hong Kong football. R&F competed in the Premier League, Senior Challenge Shield, FA Cup and Sapling Cup in this season.

On 1 August 2016, R&F (Hong Kong) was accepted to play in the Hong Kong Premier League with following conditions: (1) Signing at least eight Hong Kong players. (2) Using at least three Hong Kong players in a match. (3) Non-Chinese/Hong Kong player could not be registered in the club. (4) Sponsoring a cup competition with a fee of $1 million.2016–17 Hong Kong Premier League, which secured to stay in the top flight for the next season.

Coaching staff

Position         Staff
Head coach       [China] Li Zhihai
Team leader      [Hong Kong] Leung Chi Wing
Assistant coach
Team physician   [China] Chen Liang
Physiotherapist  [China] Liu Zhixing

Source:

Squad

Summer

As of 4 September 2016

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

No.  Pos.  Nation           Player                No.  Pos.  Nation           Player
1    GK    [China] CHN      Long Wenhao           18   DF    [China] CHN      Xiang Jiachi
3    MF    [China] CHN      Xiang Wenjun          19   DF    [China] CHN      Ma Weichao
4    DF    [China] CHN      Yang Ting             21   FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lau Tak Yan
5    DF    [China] CHN      Ye Ruiwen             22   DF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Leung Ka Hai
6    MF    [China] CHN      Hou Junjie            23   MF    [China] CHN      He Zilin
7    FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Chuck Yiu Kwok        24   DF    [China] CHN      Wei Zongren
8    MF    [China] CHN      Yang Ziyi             25   DF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lam Wan Kit
9    FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Tsang Kin Fong        26   MF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Jing Teng
10   MF    [China] CHN      Min Junlin (captain)  27   DF    [China] CHN      Bi Guanghuan
11   DF    [China] CHN      Ni Bo                 32   DF    [China] CHN      Zhong Ke
12   DF    [China] CHN      Li Lei                33   GK    [China] CHN      Xing Yu
14   MF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Cheung Kwok Ming      37   MF    [China] CHN      Li Yuyang
15   MF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lam Hin Ting          44   DF    [China] CHN      Kuang Haokun
17   FW    [China] CHN      Chen Jiaqi            45   DF    [China] CHN      Liang Zhanhao

Winter

As of 1 April 2017

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

No.  Pos.  Nation           Player          No.  Pos.  Nation           Player
1    GK    [China] CHN      Long Wenhao     23   MF    [China] CHN      He Zilin
3    MF    [China] CHN      Xiang Wenjun    24   DF    [China] CHN      Wei Zongren
6    MF    [China] CHN      Hou Junjie      25   DF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lam Wan Kit
7    FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Chuck Yiu Kwok  26   MF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Jing Teng
8    MF    [China] CHN      Yang Ziyi       29   FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Chen Liming
9    FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Tsang Kin Fong  30   DF    [China] CHN      Fu Yunlong
11   MF    [China] CHN      Ning An         32   DF    [China] CHN      Zhong Ke
13   FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Liang Zicheng   33   GK    [China] CHN      Xing Yu
15   MF    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lam Hin Ting    35   FW    [China] CHN      Mai Jiajian
16   DF    [China] CHN      Zhu Di          44   DF    [China] CHN      Kuang Haokun
17   FW    [China] CHN      Chen Jiaqi      55   DF    [China] CHN      Tu Dongxu (captain)
18   DF    [China] CHN      Xiang Jiachi    66   MF    [China] CHN      Huang Haoxuan
19   DF    [China] CHN      Ma Weichao      99   DF    [China] CHN      Wang Erduo
21   FW    [Hong Kong] HKG  Lau Tak Yan

Transfers

In

Summer


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

Transfers

In

Summer

Squad number  Position  Player                        Moving from                             Type
     7           FW     [Hong Kong] Chuck Yiu Kwok    [Hong Kong] Biu Chun Rangers            Free Transfer
     8           MF     [China] Yang Ziyi             Free agent
     9           FW     [Hong Kong] Tsang Kin Fong    [Hong Kong] Yau Tsim Mong               Free Transfer
     11          DF     [China] Ni Bo                 Free agent
     14          MF     [Hong Kong] Cheung Kwok Ming  [Hong Kong] Kitchee                     Free Transfer
     15          MF     [Hong Kong] Lam Hin Ting      [Hong Kong] Chelsea FC Soccer School    Free Transfer
     21          FW     [Hong Kong] Lau Tak Yan       [Hong Kong] Central & Western District  Free Transfer
     22          DF     [Hong Kong] Leung Ka Hai      [Hong Kong] Kitchee                     Loan
     25          DF     [Hong Kong] Lam Wan Kit       [Hong Kong] Eastern District            Free Transfer
     26          MF     [Hong Kong] Jing Teng         [Hong Kong] Yau Tsim Mong               Free Transfer
     32          DF     [China] Zhong Ke              Free agent

Winter

Squad number  Position  Player                     Moving from                         Type
     11          MF     [China] Ning An            [China] Guangzhou R&F
     13          FW     [Hong Kong] Liang Zicheng  [Hong Kong] Southern District
     16          DF     [China] Zhu Di             [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     29          FW     [Hong Kong] Chen Liming    [Hong Kong] Wofoo Tai Po
     30          DF     [China] Fu Yunlong         [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     35          MF     [China] Mai Jiajian        [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     55          DF     [China] Tu Dongxu          [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     66          MF     [China] Huang Haoxuan      [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     99          DF     [China] Wang Erduo         [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team

Out

Winter


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

Out

Winter

Squad number  Position  Player                        Moving to                           Type
     4           DF     [China] Yang Ting             [China] Guizhou Hengfeng Zhicheng
     5           DF     [China] Ye Ruiwen             [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     10          FW     [China] Min Junlin            [China] Guizhou Hengfeng Zhicheng
     11          DF     [China] Ni Bo                 [China] Wuhan Zall Reserve team     Transfer
     12          DF     [China] Li Lei                [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     14          MF     [Hong Kong] Cheung Kwok Ming  [Hong Kong] Biu Chun Glory Sky
     22          DF     [Hong Kong] Leung Ka Hai                                          Released
     27          MF     [China] Bi Guanghuan          [China] Guangzhou R&F Reserve team
     37          MF     [China] Li Yuyang             [China] Guangzhou R&F
     45          DF     [China] Liang Zhanhao         [China] Guangzhou R&F

Pre-season and friendlies

Training matches

4 September 2016  [China] Guangzhou R&F  4 - 0  [Hong Kong] R&F  Guangzhou, Guangdong
                  Zhang Chenlong ?'
                  Zeng Chao ?'                                   Stadium: Yuexiushan Stadium
                  Lu Lin ?', ?'

20 September 2016  [Hong Kong] R&F     1 - 1  [China] Hefei Guiguan  Foshan, Guangdong
                   Chuck Yiu Kwok 55'         Li Longhu 70'          Stadium: Sanshui Baining Training Ground

27 December 2016  [China] Guangdong  2 - 0  [Hong Kong] R&F  Guangzhou, Guangdong
19:30 (UTC+8)     Lu Lin ?', ?'                              Stadium: Guangdong Provincial People's Stadium

31 December 2016  [Hong Kong] R&F  0 - 9  [China] Meixian Techand  Foshan, Guangdong
                                                                   Stadium: Sanshui Baining Training Ground

21 January 2017  [Hong Kong] R&F  0 - 3  [China] Shijiazhuang Ever Bright  Foshan, Guangdong
                                                                           Stadium: Sanshui Baining Training Ground

Competitions

Win Draw Loss

BOC Life Hong Kong Premier League

Main article: 2016–17 Hong Kong Premier League

Table


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

Table

     Team
Pos    * v               Pld  W  D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
9    Biu Chun Glory Sky  20   2  4  14  24  55  −31  10
10   [China] R&F         20   3  1  16  13  53  −40  10
11   HKFC (R)            20   2  0  18  13  77  −64  6    Relegation to First Division

Updated to match(es) played on 6 May 2017. Source: Hong Kong Football Association
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Head-to-head goals scored; 5) Goal difference; 6) Goals scored; 7) Fair-play points; 8) Drawing lots (Play-off if the winner has to be decided)
(R) Relegated

Results by round

Round     1  2  3   4  5  6   7   8   9   10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22
Ground    -  A  A   A  H  H   H   H   A   A   H   A   -   A   A   A   H   H   H   H   A   H
Result    -  L  L   W  L  L   L   L   L   L   W   L   -   L   W   L   L   L   L   D   L   L
Position  7  8  10  9  8  10  10  10  10  10  9   9   9   9   9   9   9   9   9   9   9   10

Updated to match(es) played on 6 May 2017. Source: Competitive Matches
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
20       3     1     16  13  53  −40  10   1  1  8  3   25  −22  2  0  8  10  28  −18

Last updated: 6 May 2017.
Source: Competitive Matches

League Matches


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

League Matches

24 September 2016 3  BC Glory Sky                    2–0     R&F                        Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon
                     Wellington [Yellow card] 45+1'                                     Stadium: Hammer Hill Road Sports Ground
                     Fabiani 61' (pen.)                                                 Attendance: 405
14:30 (UTC+8)        Yeung Chi Lun 71'               Report  Xing Yu [Yellow card] 60'  Referee: Tong Kui Sum
                     Liu Pui Fung [Yellow card] 90'                                     Assistant referees: Amarjit Singh Sarao, Ng Wai Hong
                                                                                Fourth official: Leung Chung Yin

30 September 2016 4  Hong Kong Pegasus                1–2     R&F                     Wan Chai, Hong Kong
                     Wong Chun Ho [Yellow card] 8'                                    Stadium: Hong Kong Stadium
                     Martins 19'                              Ni Bo [Yellow card] 4'  Attendance: 649
20:00 (UTC+8)        Kwok Kin Pong [Yellow card] 32'  Report  Yang Ting 31' (pen.)    Referee: Lau Fong Hei
                     Naumovski [Yellow card] 41'              Xiang Jiachi 52'        Assistant referees: Cheng Oi Cho, Law Ming Leong
                     Chan Pak Hang [Yellow card] 60'                                  Fourth official: Tam Ping Wun
                     Martins [Yellow card] 61'

16 October 2016 5  R&F                               1–4     KMB Yuen Long                    Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                             Stefan 35' (pen.)
                   Li Lei [Yellow card] 4'                   Law Chun Ting [Yellow card] 39'  Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
                   Tsang Kin Fong [Yellow card] 14'          Ticão [Yellow card] 43'          Attendance: 204
17:30 (UTC+8)      Min Junlin [Yellow card] 20'      Report  Lau Ho Lam [Yellow card] 45'     Referee: Ng Chiu Kok
                   Xiang Jiachi 33' (pen.)                   Fábio Lopes [Yellow card] 45+1'  Assistant referees: Yu Kin Fung, Nelson Lee Chung Yin
                   Yang Ting [Yellow card] 45+1'             Yip Tsz Chun 57'                 Fourth official: Leung Chung Yin
                                                             Diego Higino 65'
                                                             Ranđelović 69'


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

23 October 2016 6  R&F                             0–2     Wofoo Tai Po                     Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                   Xing Yu [Yellow card] 32'               Lucas Silva 32' (pen.)           Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
                   Chen Jiaqi [Yellow card] 35'            Lucas Silva [Yellow card] 53'    Attendance: 210
17:30 (UTC+8)      Lam Hin Ting [Yellow card] 65'  Report  Chan Cham Hei [Yellow card] 62'  Referee: Tong Kui Sum
                   Ni Bo [Red card] 90'                    Lucas Silva 88'                  Assistant referees: Cheng Oi Cho, Wong Kei Hoi
                   Yang Ting [Yellow card] 90+2'           Lee Ka Yiu [Yellow card] 90+2'   Fourth official: Ng Wai Hong

1 November 2016 7  R&F                           0–2     South China             Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                                                Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
                   Yang Ziyi [Yellow card] 26'           Chan Siu Ki 32'         Attendance: 339
20:00 (UTC+8)      Min Junlin [Yellow card] 35'  Report  Sean Tse 37'            Referee: Tang Hing Fu
                   Hou Junjie [Yellow card] 58'          Awal [Yellow card] 81'  Assistant referees: Sam Lam Nai Kei, Law Ming Leong
                                                                                Fourth official: Law Bik Chi

20 November 2016 8  R&F                               0–2     Kitchee          Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                    Chuck Yiu Kwok [Yellow card] 48'          Zhi-Gin Lam 34'  Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)       Jing Teng [Yellow card] 54'       Report  Rufino 72'       Attendance: 361
                                                                               Referee: Ng Chiu Kok

26 November 2016 9  Kwoon Chung Southern            3–2     R&F                             Aberdeen, Hong Kong
                    Lau Hok Ming [Yellow card] 11'          Min Junlin [Yellow card] 57'
                    Beto 42'                                Chuck Yiu Kwok 80'              Stadium: Aberdeen Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)       Wellingsson [Yellow card] 60'   Report  Ni Bo [Yellow card] 82'         Attendance: 255
                    Yang Ting 64' (o.g.)                    Chuck Yiu Kwok 90+2'            Referee: Ng Kai Lam
                    Sham Kwok Fai 76'                       Chen Jiaqi [Yellow card] 90+4'
                                                            Xing Yu [Red card] After match


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

2 December 2016 10  Lee Man Rangers            1–0     R&F                               Tsing Yi, New Territories
                    Clayton [Yellow card] 19'                                            Stadium: Tsing Yi Sports Ground
20:00 (UTC+8)       Clayton 60'                Report  Chuck Yiu Kwok [Yellow card] 40'  Attendance: 215
                                                                                Referee: Ng Chiu Kok

8 December 2016 11  R&F                          1–0     HKFC                        Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                         Wylde [Yellow card] 41'     Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)       Chuck Yiu Kwok 7'            Report  McGurgan [Yellow card] 60'  Attendance: 155
                    Yang Ziyi [Yellow card] 62'          Gheczy [Yellow card] 66'    Referee: Luk Kin Sun
                                                         Smith [Yellow card] 79'

8 January 2017 12  Kitchee                         5–0     R&F                             Mongkok, Kowloon
                   Sandro 5', 88'
                   Matt Lam 36'                                                            Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium
17:30 (UTC+8)      Fernando 41' [Yellow card] 75'  Report  Xiang Jiachi [Yellow card] 55'  Attendance: 1,021
                   Alex Akande 76'                                                         Referee: Ho Wai Sing
                   Matt Lam [Yellow card] 79'

5 February 2017 14  Wofoo Tai Po                    2–1     R&F                             Tai Po, New Territories
                    Lucas Silva 7'                          Chuck Yiu Kwok 21'
                    Lima [Yellow card] 27'                  Xiang Jiachi [Yellow card] 34'  Stadium: Tai Po Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)       Tan Chun Lok [Yellow card] 34'  Report  Jing Teng [Yellow card] 64'     Attendance: 490
                    Wong Yiu Fu [Yellow card] 50'           Zhong Ke [Yellow card] 69'      Referee: Tang Hing Fu
                    Dudu 82'


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

9 February 2017 2  Eastern Long Lions             6–1     R&F                               Mongkok, Kowloon
                   Bleda 16'
                   Wong Tsz Ho [Yellow card] 22'
                   Mitchell 24'                           Chuck Yiu Kwok 34'
                   Bai He 29'                             Hou Junjie [Yellow card] 60'      Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium
20:00 (UTC+8)      Bai He [Yellow card] 29'       Report  Chen Liming [Yellow card] 61'     Attendance: 682
                   Mitchell [Yellow card] 61'             Chuck Yiu Kwok [Yellow card] 64'  Referee: Chan Ming Siu
                   Bleda 65'
                   Lee Hong Lim 71'
                   Mitchell 89'

17 February 2017 15  HKFC                        3–4     R&F                             Happy Valley, Hong Kong
                                                         Yang Ting 33'
                     Gheczy 70'                          Chuck Yiu Kwok 35'
                     Man 78'                             Chen Liming 40'                 Stadium: Hong Kong Football Club Stadium
14:30 (UTC+8)        McGurgan [Yellow card] 91'  Report  Chuck Yiu Kwok 58'              Attendance: 304
                     Gheczy 90+8'                        Yang Ting [Yellow card] 77'     Referee: Ho Wai Sing
                                                         Ning An [Yellow card] 89'
                                                         Min Junlin [Yellow card] 90+7'

24 February 2017 16  South China                         1–0     R&F                                Mongkok, Kowloon
                     Awal 33'
                     Chak Ting Fung [Yellow card] 38'                                               Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium
20:00 (UTC+8)        Chu Siu Kei [Yellow card] 80'       Report  Huang Haoxuan [Yellow card] 90+4'  Attendance: 432
                     Leung Kwun Chung [Yellow card] 81'                                             Referee: Tang Hing Fu
                     Perović [Yellow card] 84'

5 March 2017 17  R&F                           0–4     Eastern Long Lions               Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                       Tsang Chi Hau [Yellow card] 18'
                                                       Bleda 42'                        Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
17:30 (UTC+8)    Hou Junjie [Yellow card] 84'  Report  Cheng Siu Wai 52'                Attendance: 294
                                                       Giovane 61'                      Referee: Tam Ping Wun
                                                       Diego Eli [Yellow card] 86'
                                                       Li Ka Chun 89'


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

19 March 2017 18  R&F                            1–3     Hong Kong Pegasus            Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                         Chan Siu Ki 13'
                  Tu Dongxu [Yellow card] 37'            Martins [Yellow card] 37'
                  Fu Yunlong [Yellow card] 54'           João Emir [Yellow card] 37'  Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
17:30 (UTC+8)     Chen Liming 77'                Report  Martins [Red card] 40'       Attendance: 122
                  Xing Yu [Yellow card] 82'              Leong Ka Hang 71'            Referee: Ng Chiu Kok
                  Yang Ziyi [Yellow card] 90+2'          Major 84' (pen.)
                                                         Mbome [Yellow card] 90'

1 April 2017 19  R&F                          0–5     Kwoon Chung Southern        Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                      Marcos 7'
                                                      Uchida [Yellow card] 45+1'  Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)    Jing Teng [Yellow card] 76'  Report  Marcos 67'                  Attendance: 147
                                                      Marcos 75'                  Referee: Tang Hing Fu
                                                      James Ha 85'
                                                      Ngue 90'

8 April 2017 20  R&F                            0–0     BC Glory Sky                     Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
                                                        Miović [Yellow card] 48'         Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)    Chen Liming [Yellow card] 44'  Report  Teodorović [Yellow card] 90'     Attendance: 134
                                                        Chan Cham Hei [Yellow card] 90'  Referee: Luk Kin Sun

22 April 2017 21  KMB Yuen Long                   4–0     R&F                           Yuen Long, New Territories
                  Ngan Lok Fung [Yellow card] 8'
                  Yiu Ho Ming [Yellow card] 29'                                         Stadium: Yuen Long Stadium
14:30 (UTC+8)     Ranđelović 44'                  Report  Hou Junjie [Yellow card] 35'  Attendance: 592
                  Diego Higino 79'                        Yang Ziyi [Yellow card] 53'   Referee: Tam Ping Wun
                  Lau Ka Ming 88'
                  Diego Higino 90+2'


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

6 May 2017 22  R&F                             0–3     Lee Man Rangers                 Siu Sai Wan, Hong Kong
               Mai Jiajian [Yellow card] 73'           Denis 40'                       Stadium: Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
14:30 (UTC+8)  Xiang Jiachi [Yellow card] 76'  Report  Wong Chun Hin 45+4'             Attendance: 100
               Zhong Ke [Yellow card] 85'              Law Chun Yan [Yellow card] 76'  Referee: So Kai Man
               Chen Jiaqi [Yellow card] 87'            Jordi Tarrés 81'

HKFA Canbo Senior Shield

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18 September 2016 First round  R&F                       0–1     BC Glory Sky                     Yuen Long, New Territories
                                                                 José María 25'
                               Li Lei [Yellow card] 24'          Raúl Fabiani [Yellow card] 41'   Stadium: Yuen Long Stadium
17:30 UTC+8                    Ni Bo [Yellow card] 41'   Report  Zhang Jun [Yellow card] 59'      Attendance: 307
                                                                 Lau Kwun Pong [Yellow card] 81'  Referee: Chan Ming Siu
                                                                 Yeung Chi Lun [Yellow card] 90'

CODEX FA Cup

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18 December 2016 First round  BC Glory Sky                         1–0     R&F                                             Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon
                              Rafael Wellington [Yellow card] 75'          Min Junlin [Yellow card] 32'                    Stadium: Sham Shui Po Sports Ground
14:30 UTC+8                   Tsui Wang Kit [Yellow card] 80'      Report  Yang Ting [Yellow card] 41'                     Attendance: 358
                              Everton Camargo 90'                          Min Junlin [Yellow card] 59' [Yellow-red card]  Referee: Ho Wai Sing
                                                                           Jing Teng [Yellow card] 88'

R&F Properties Sapling Cup

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12 February 2017 Quarter-finals  Eastern Long Lions            7–1     R&F                          Mongkok, Kowloon
                                 Lugo 23'
                                 Xu Deshuai [Yellow card] 28'
                                 Giovane 38'
                                 Lugo 56'                              Yang Ziyi [Yellow card] 41'  Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium
14:30 UTC+8                      Lugo [Yellow card] 59'        Report  Zhong Ke 51'                 Attendance: 955
                                 Giovane 61'                                                        Referee: Luk Kin Sun
                                 Cheng Siu Wai 72'
                                 Li Ka Chun 75'
                                 Lugo 84'

Statistics


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

Statistics

As of 6 May 2017

Appearances and goals


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

No.                                                       Pos.    Player                        Premier League  Senior Shield  FA Cup  Sapling Cup  Total
Apps.                                                     Starts  Goals                         Apps.           Starts         Goals   Apps.        Starts  Goals  Apps.  Starts  Goals  Apps.  Starts  Goals
1                                                         GK      [China] Long Wenhao           10              10             0       1            1       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      11  11  0
3                                                         MF      [China] Xiang Wenjun          2               1              0       0            0       0      1      0       0      0      0       0      3   1   0
6                                                         MF      [China] Hou Junjie            16              16             0       1            1       0      0      0       0      1      1       0      18  18  0
7                                                         FW      [Hong Kong] Chuck Yiu Kwok    17              14             7       0            0       0      1      1       0      0      0       0      18  15  7
8                                                         MF      [China] Yang Ziyi             14              13             0       0            0       0      1      1       0      1      1       0      16  15  0
9                                                         FW      [Hong Kong] Tsang Kin Fong    18              16             0       1            1       0      1      0       0      0      0       0      20  17  0
15                                                        MF      [Hong Kong] Lam Hin Ting      8               6              0       1            0       0      1      0       0      1      1       0      11  7   0
17                                                        FW      [China] Chen Jiaqi            16              15             0       1            1       0      1      1       0      1      1       0      19  18  0
18                                                        DF      [China] Xiang Jiachi          16              11             2       0            0       0      1      1       0      1      0       0      18  12  2
19                                                        DF      [China] Ma Weichao            6               5              0       0            0       0      1      1       0      1      0       0      8   6   0
21                                                        FW      [Hong Kong] Lau Tak Yan       0               0              0       1            1       0      0      0       0      1      1       0      2   2   0
23                                                        MF      [China] He Zilin              4               4              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      1      1       0      5   5   0
24                                                        DF      [China] Wei Zongren           6               2              0       1            0       0      1      1       0      1      1       0      9   4   0
25                                                        DF      [Hong Kong] Lam Wan Kit       10              4              0       1            0       0      0      0       0      1      1       0      12  5   0
26                                                        MF      [Hong Kong] Jing Teng         10              7              0       0            0       0      1      1       0      0      0       0      11  8   0
32                                                        MF      [China] Zhong Ke              7               3              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      1      1       1      8   4   1


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

33                                                        GK      [China] Xing Yu               10              10             0       0            0       0      1      1       0      1      1       0      12  12  0
44                                                        DF      [China] Kuang Haokun          1               0              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      1      0       0      2   0   0
Players who are left R&F that have appeared this season:
4                                                         DF      [China] Yang Ting             10              10             2       1            1       0      1      1       0      0      0       0      12  12  2
10                                                        MF      [China] Min Junlin            12              11             0       1            1       0      1      1       0      1      1       0      15  14  0
11                                                        DF      [China] Ni Bo                 7               7              0       1            1       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      8   8   0
12                                                        DF      [China] Li Lei                3               3              0       1            1       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      4   4   0
14                                                        MF      [Hong Kong] Cheung Kwok Ming  7               3              0       1            1       0      1      1       0      0      0       0      9   5   0
22                                                        DF      [Hong Kong] Leung Ka Hai      1               1              0       1            1       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      2   2   0
27                                                        MF      [China] Bi Guanghuan          2               0              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      2   0   0
37                                                        MF      [China] Li Yuyang             6               3              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      6   3   0
45                                                        DF      [China] Liang Zhanhao         2               2              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      2   2   0
Players who join R&F that have appeared this season:
11                                                        MF      [China] Ning An               7               4              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      7   4   0
13                                                        FW      [Hong Kong] Liang Zicheng     10              10             0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      10  10  0
16                                                        DF      [China] Zhu Di                3               0              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      3   0   0
29                                                        FW      [Hong Kong] Chen Liming       10              8              2       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      10  8   2
30                                                        DF      [China] Fu Yunlong            4               4              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      4   4   0


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

35                                                        FW      [China] Mai Jiajian           4               4              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      4   4   0
55                                                        DF      [China] Tu Dongxu             7               6              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      7   6   0
66                                                        MF      [China] Huang Haoxuan         8               7              0       0            0       0      0      0       0      0      0       0      8   7   0
TOTALS                                                    13                                    0                              0                    1              14


2016–17 R&F (Hong Kong) season

Goalscorers

Rank                     Player                      No.  Pos.  Premier League  Senior Shield  FA Cup  Sapling Cup  Total
           1             [Hong Kong] Chuck Yiu Kwok   7    FW         7               0          0          0         7
           2             [China] Xiang Jiachi        18    DF         2               0          0          0         2
[China] Yang Ting                    4               DF    2          0               0          0          2
[Hong Kong] Chen Liming              29              FW    2          0               0          0          2
           5             [China] Zhong Ke            32    DF         0               0          0          1         1
        TOTALS                       13               0    0          1              14

Disciplinary record


Robert Clifton Sarratt

Robert Clifton Sarratt (1859–1926) was an American farmer, educator and politician. He served as a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives and the South Carolina Senate, representing Cherokee County, South Carolina.

Early life

Robert Clifton Sarrat was born on October 21, 1859. His father was James Madison Sarratt and his mother, Julia Ann Lipscomb.Sarratt Creek was named after his great-grandfather, John Sarratt, who settled in South Carolina prior to the American Revolutionary War.

Sarratt graduated from Limestone College and Wofford College.

Career

Sarratt inherited a farm near Providence, South Carolina.Gaffney, South Carolina in the winter.

Sarratt served as a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives and the South Carolina Senate, representing Cherokee County, South Carolina.

Personal life and death

Sarratt married Frances Amos,Confederate veteran and Inman cotton plantation owner Charles McAlwreath Amos and granddaughter of Charles Amos, the co-owner of the Cowpens Iron Works and a slaveholder in the antebellum era.Spartanburg, South Carolina.Pacolet River on West Frederick Street in Gaffney, South Carolina.Charles Madison Sarratt, became a dean of students and later dean of alumni at Vanderbilt University, where the Sarratt Student Center is named in his honor.

Sarratt died on October 27, 1926.


Do U Know Where You're Coming From

"Do U Know Where You're Coming From" is a song by M-Beat featuring Jamiroquai. It was included as a bonus track on the third Jamiroquai album Travelling Without Moving (spelled "Do You Know Where You're Coming From") and released on 20 May 1996 as the album's first single. The song peaked at number 12 on the UK Singles Chart.Virtual Insanity".

Track listing

UK CD single
 1. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (radio edit – original mix) – 3:41
 2. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (radio edit – Touch of Horn mix) – 3:38
 3. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (extended mix) – 5:00
 4. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (Full Horns mix) – 4:55
 5. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (Intelligent Groove mix) – 5:17
 6. "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" (Dextrous remix) – 3:53

Charts

Chart (1996)                       Peak
                                   position
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)  14
Scotland (OCC)                     35
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)         58
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)  49
UK Singles (OCC)                   12


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1–8 Collingham Gardens

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No 1 Collingham Gardens is a corner house with three frontages, including one on Bolton Gardens.The British Architect noted in 1886 that it was "English in character of composition and detail".

No 4 and No 5 Collingham Gardens are Flemish in architectural treatment.

Nos 6, 7, and 8 on the northern end of Collingham Gardens feature tall Dutch gables,

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The Type 97 90 mm infantry mortar was a simplified version of the Japanese Type 94 90 mm Infantry Mortar. The Type 97 designation was given to this gun as it was accepted in the year 2597 of the Japanese calendar (1937).

Design

The Type 90-mm mortar was a Stokes-Brandt type mortar similar in appearance to the US 81-mm mortar, M1 and the Japanese Type 97 81 mm piece. It is believed that the 90 mm weapon has been introduced later than its model number would imply, as a captured specimen was marked "Model 97 light trench mortar, manufactured in 1942, Osaka Army Arsenal".

The Type 97 is approximately 120 lb (54 kg) lighter than the Type 94 90 mm mortar. This weight saving was created largely by the elimination of the Type 94's recoil mechanism, which weighed 110 lb (50 kg). The bipod assembly of the Type 97 is 14 lb (6.4 kg) lighter than that on the Type 94. There is a cover for the level on the yoke of the Type 97 which is not on the Type 94, and the sliding bracket of the Type 97 is hinged to permit its easy removal from the leg of the bipod, whereas it is integral on the Type 94.

Type 97 90 mm mortar

  * http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/mortar.htm#97-90


Tiabaya District

Tiabaya District is one of the twenty-nine districts of the Arequipa Province in Peru.

  * (in Spanish) www.munitiabaya.gob.pe Official district web site

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Women's suffrage in film

This advertisement for A Militant Suffragette (1913) shows the film's main character smashing a window (left) and being force-fed by doctors in jail (right).

Women's suffrage, the legal right of women to vote, has been depicted in film in a variety of ways since the invention of narrative film in the late nineteenth century. Some early films satirized and mocked suffragists and Suffragettes as "unwomanly" "man-haters,"newsreels that argued for their cause. After women won the vote in countries with a national cinema, women's suffrage became a historical event depicted in both fiction and nonfiction films.

General

Early silent films, 1898–1915

Renewed campaigns for women's suffrage in France, the United Kingdom, and the United States coincided with the invention of the motion picture and the creation of the film industries in these same countries. Because of this, women's suffrage was a topic in some of the earliest narrative films. Film scholar Martin F. Norden views "suffrage films" as a distinct genre that had its "one and only heyday during the years prior to World War I".

Early comedies and melodramas lampooned or attacked women's suffrage. Comedies created laughable suffragist characters, while melodramas showed suffragists ruining their lives, families, and communities. These films "echoed the vehement cries of politicians, journalists, and preachers who feared that woman suffrage would spell the death of femininity and the family."

Less than three years after the invention of narrative cinema, George Albert Smith satirized suffragists in his silent short film The Lady Barber (1898). In this comedy, a woman suffragist takes over a barbershop and begins cutting the hair of the "bewildered" male customers.Alice Guy-Blaché's Les Résultats du féminisme (1906); She Would Be a Business Man (1910); and Georges Méliès's Fire! Fire! Fire! (1911).Fire! Fire! Fire!, The Reformation of the Suffragettes (1911), and A Lively Affair (1912) showed women humiliated into abandoning the suffrage movement after trying to do the work of men.

A Busy Day (1914)


Women's suffrage in film

A Busy Day (1914)

Comedies also used cross-dressing to parody suffragists. In the 1899 film Women's Rights, two men dressed as women unknowingly have their skirts nailed to a fence.Charlie Chaplin played a woman in the 1914 short film A Busy Day (originally titled A Militant Suffragette).The Suffragette's Dream (1909), Méliès's For the Cause of Suffrage (1909), and A Cure for Suffragettes (1913, written by Anita Loos).

Carrie Nation may have been the first suffragist to be the subject of a film, though it was her hatchet-wielding temperance actions that were caricatured in The Kansas Saloon Smashers and Why Mr. Nation Wants a Divorce (both released in 1901).

Not all early films were anti-suffrage. In 1911 and 1912, Alma Webster Powell published two pro-suffrage photoplays. One of these, The First Woman Jury in America, was made into a film starring Flora Finch.Our Mutual Girl, a weekly serial that began in 1914 to promote Mutual Film, had several pro-suffrage chapters; in one, the heroine attended a suffrage meeting in Times Square and was introduced to Harriot Stanton Blatch and Inez Milholland.

Newsreels

Documentary news footage of suffrage demonstrations could present the movement in a positive or negative light. In 1908, British suffragettes invited news cameras to film a rally in Hyde Park, London; the footage became the first news coverage of women's suffrage on film.newsreels could also present documentary footage of the suffrage movement in a sensationalized manner. For example, the newsreel Suffragettes Again (1913) showed firefighters attempting to put out a large fire supposedly set by British suffragettes.Emily Davison's 1913 suicide and her funeral.

Newsreel footage of suffragist Emily Davison's death (1913)

Fictional comedies like How Women Win (1911) and Was He a Suffragette (1912) incorporated documentary or newsreel footage of real suffrage demonstrations, as did Votes for Women, the 1912 melodrama produced by suffragists.

Thomas Edison recorded speeches by prominent American suffragists for his Kinetophone, an early system for synchronized sound, in 1913, but the resulting film is lost.


Women's suffrage in film

Films by suffragist organizations

Inspired by Suffrage drama and other public performances,National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) and the Women's Political Union (WPU) both produced films featuring suffragist heroines as social reformers who take on corrupt politicians. High-profile suffragists from their respective organizations made appearances in two of these films: Jane Addams and Anna Howard Shaw appeared in NAWSA's Votes for Women (1912), while Emmeline Pankhurst and Harriot Stanton Blatch appeared in WPU's 80 Million Women Want–? (1913).

Chicago suffragists shot and screened footage to show first-time voters how to cast a ballot.

In 1914, NAWSA member Ruth Hanna McCormick released the pro-suffrage melodrama Your Girl and Mine.

Image and caption from a New York Tribune article about the pro-suffrage film Your Girl and Mine (1914)

Later silent films, 1915–1919

Though suffrage organizations did not make any official films after 1914, early Hollywood studios and filmmakers continued to comment on the campaign for women's suffrage in their films. Dorothy Davenport starred in Mothers of Men (1917), a melodrama that depicted a future where a suffragist holds an important political office.The Woman in Politics (1916), One Law for Both (1917), and Woman (1918) continued to "applaud suffragists' long persistent efforts for political equality."

Historical depictions, 1932–present


Women's suffrage in film

Historical depictions, 1932–present

In the 1930s, American films began to look back at the campaign for women's suffrage in the U.S. and U.K. Fox Film Corporation released The Cry of the World, a documentary about the devastation of World War I that touched on women's suffrage and prohibition, in 1932.This is America (1933), The Golden Twenties (1950), and 50 Years Before Your Eyes (1950); dramas such as The Man Who Dared (1933), Rendezvous (1935), Lillian Russell (1940), and Adventure in Baltimore (1949); musicals like The Shocking Miss Pilgrim (1947) and One Sunday Afternoon (1948); comedies including The Strawberry Blonde (1941) and The First Traveling Saleslady (1956); and westerns like The Lady from Cheyenne (1941), Cattle Queen (1951), and Rails Into Laramie (1954).

Laura E. Nym Mayhall has argued that mid-twentieth-century depictions of suffragists like Mrs. Banks in the internationally-distributed blockbuster Mary Poppins (1964) were part of a campaign to soften the history of suffragettes.Iron Jawed Angels (2004) and Suffragette (2015) have reincorporated the radicalism of the British suffrage movement.


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Women's suffrage in film

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The NAWSA-produced American pro-suffrage film Your Girl and Mine was shown by the Montreal Suffrage Association shortly after its 1914 release.

In 1958, the National Film Board of Canada released Women on the March, a documentary about the women's suffrage movement, women's political activism, and the United Nations.

France

Two of France's legendary film pioneers, Alice Guy-Blaché and Georges Méliès, each made films on the topic of women's suffrage in the first decade of the twentieth century. Guy-Blaché's Les Résultats du féminisme (1906) depicts a world of gender-role reversal, in which men are sexually harassed by women,For the Cause of Suffrage (1909) and Fire! Fire! Fire! (1911) use gender-role reversal and crossdressing to mock suffragists.

Germany

Color poster for Die Suffragette (1913)

Die Suffragette (1913, English: The Suffragette), also released as The Militant Suffragette, starred Asta Nielsen as a British suffragette who becomes involved in a plot to murder a politician. The film was distributed in Germany, America, England, Brazil, and Sweden.

Switzerland

The Divine Order (2017) is a Swiss comedy-drama about the referendum that granted women's suffrage in Switzerland in 1971.

United Kingdom

The earliest comedies about suffragists, The Lady Barber (1898) and Women's Rights (1899),suffragette" was coined. In 1908, British suffragettes invited news cameras to film a demonstration in Hyde Park, resulting in the first nonfiction film footage of the suffrage movement.Mass Meeting of Suffragettes (1910) and Milling the Militants (1913).

Suffragettes were frequently featured in films made in other countries as well: "The British suffrage movement, which was the most violent, garnered the most interest among filmmakers—even fictional scenarios made by studios in other countries, such as Germany, Sweden and the USA, were often set in England to capitalize on the colorful protestors, who embraced the term 'suffragette'."Die Suffragette (1913, English: The Suffragette), a German film in which Asta Nielsen plays a British suffragette.


Women's suffrage in film

The 2015 film Suffragette is a historical drama about the British movement.

United States

American film pioneer Thomas Edison's Edison Studios made early silent films satirizing both suffragists and anti-suffragists. These include The Senator and the Suffragette (1910) and A Suffragette in Spite of Himself (1911).

Films like Coon Town Suffragettes (1911) mocked both the suffrage movement and African-Americans.

But some American movie makers, especially women, were publicly in favor of suffrage. Mary Pickford was photographed reading a British "Votes for Women" publication. Women like Lois Weber and Bess Meredyth who worked at Universal Pictures and lived in Universal City, California, the studio's unincorporated community, ran for public office on a "suffrage ticket" that garnered publicity in 1913.

Advertisement for the "Suffrage Ticket" in the 1913 Universal City elections

Florence Lawrence participated in the Woman suffrage parade of 1913 on horseback, where she was filmed in Kinemacolor.Frances Marion participated in the October 23, 1915 parade that brought more than 30,000 supporters of women's suffrage onto the streets of New York City.Fan Bourke opened The Princess, a 500-seat "votes for women" movie theatre, in New Rochelle, New York in late 1915.

  * Suffrage drama
  * Art in the women's suffrage movement in the United States
  * Suffragettes in Silent Cinema – documentary film by Kay Sloan
  * Treasures III: Social Issues in American Film, 1900–1934 – DVD set containing several silent films about suffrage


Stempflesee

Stempflesee is an artificial lake in Augsburg-Haunstetten, Swabia, Bavaria, Germany. Its surface area is 0. 014 km2.


Daniel Williamson

Daniel Williamson may refer to:

  * Danny Williamson (footballer) (born 1973), former English footballer
  * A DJ, stage name LTJ Bukem
  * Daniel Alexander Williamson (1823–1903), British artist


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

The 2006–07 season was Tottenham Hotspur's 15th season in the Premier League and 29th successive season in the top division of the English football league system.

Season summary

Expectations were high at the beginning of the season, after only a bout of food poisoning amongst the squad prevented Spurs from pipping arch-rivals Arsenal to fourth place in the Premiership and UEFA Champions League qualification at the end of the previous season. However, the season was marred by injuries, particularly in defense, with Ledley King, Paul Stalteri, Benoît Assou-Ekotto, Lee Young-pyo, Anthony Gardner, Jermaine Jenas, Steed Malbranque and Teemu Tainio all suffering long-term injuries, while Didier Zokora, Dimitar Berbatov, Robbie Keane and Aaron Lennon all suffered short-term injuries during the season, causing Martin Jol to rarely have a settled first XI to pick for extended periods.

Tottenham's Premiership form in the first half of the season was erratic, although there was a famous home win over reigning champions Chelsea in November amongst the mire of mediocre results. Away form was poor during the first half of the season, but a vast improvement in the second half saw just two away losses from January to the end of the season, including one (narrow) defeat in their final six away games, against Chelsea, just 36 hours after playing a UEFA Cup tie in Spain. The improvement in Spurs' away form, good home performances and an excellent end to the season lifted Spurs into fifth position in the final table and UEFA Cup qualification for the second year running. Tottenham played attractive and effective football as Martin Jol made his mark on the squad, reaching the FA Cup quarter-final before losing 1–2 to Chelsea, having drawn 3–3 away, and the League Cup semi-finals, where they were knocked out by Arsenal after drawing 2–2 at home and losing 3–1 away in extra time. In the UEFA Cup Tottenham progressed to the quarter-finals, where they faced holders and eventual winners Sevilla in the quarter-finals, but were eliminated from the competition 4–3 on aggregate.

On 17 March 2007, Paul Robinson became only the third goalkeeper in Premiership history to score a goal, following his 80-yard lob in the 3–1 victory over Watford.


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

The highly effective Dimitar Berbatov–Robbie Keane strike partnership was rewarded when they were named joint Player of the Month for April.

Transfers

In

Date          Player                          Previous club                   Cost
June 2006     [Cameroon] Benoît Assou-Ekotto  [France] Lens                   £3,500,000
July 2006     [Ivory Coast] Didier Zokora     [France] Saint-Étienne          £8,600,000
July 2006     [Bulgaria] Dimitar Berbatov     [Germany] Bayer Leverkusen      £10,900,000
July 2006     [Czech Republic] Tomáš Pekhart  [Czech Republic] Slavia Prague  Free
July 2006     [France] Dorian Dervite         [France] Lille                  Undisclosed
August 2006   [Egypt] Mido                    [Italy] Roma                    Undisclosed
August 2006   [France] Steed Malbranque       [England] Fulham                £2,000,000
August 2006   [France] Pascal Chimbonda       [England] Wigan Athletic        £4,500,000
January 2007  [England] Ben Alnwick           [England] Sunderland            Player exchange
January 2007  [France] Adel Taarabt           [France] Lens                   Undisclosed
January 2007  [Portugal] Ricardo Rocha        [Portugal] Benfica              £3,200,000

                                                                              Total
                                                                              £32,700,000+

Out

Date          Player                                     New club                     Cost
June 2006     [England] Marcel McKie                     Released                     Contract expiry
June 2006     [Morocco] Noureddine Naybet                Released                     Contract expiry
June 2006     [Serbia and Montenegro] Goran Bunjevčević  Released                     Contract expiry
June 2006     [Netherlands] Mounir El Hamdaoui           [Netherlands] Willem II      Free
June 2006     [England] Dean Marney                      [England] Hull City          Undisclosed
June 2006     [Republic of Ireland] Stephen Kelly        [England] Birmingham City    £750,000
June 2006     [England] Michael Carrick                  [England] Manchester United  £18,600,000
August 2006   [Republic of Ireland] Andy Reid            [England] Charlton Athletic  £3,000,000
January 2007  [Netherlands] Edgar Davids                 [Netherlands] Ajax           Free
January 2007  [England] Calum Davenport                  [England] West Ham United    £3,000,000
January 2007  [Hungary] Márton Fülöp                     [England] Sunderland         £500,000

                                                                                £25,850,000

Loaned out


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

Loaned out

Date           Player                             Club                    Loan length
August 2006    [England] Wayne Routledge          [England] Fulham        Season
August 2006    [Brazil] Rodrigo Defendi           [Italy] Roma            Season
August 2006    [Republic of Ireland] Mark Yeates  [England] Hull City     Season
November 2006  [England] Charlie Lee              [England] Millwall      Eight months
January 2007   [Switzerland] Reto Ziegler         [Italy] Sampdoria       Six months
January 2007   [England] Robert Burch             [England] Barnet        Six months
March 2007     [England] Charlie Daniels          [England] Chesterfield  One month

First-team squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

No.  Pos.  Nation                     Player                                    No.  Pos.  Nation          Player
1    GK    [England] ENG              Paul Robinson                             19   MF    [France] FRA    Adel Taarabt
2    DF    [France] FRA               Pascal Chimbonda                          20   DF    [England] ENG   Michael Dawson
3    DF    [South Korea] KOR          Lee Young-pyo                             22   MF    [England] ENG   Tom Huddlestone
4    MF    [Ivory Coast] CIV          Didier Zokora                             24   MF    [England] ENG   Jamie O'Hara
6    MF    [Finland] FIN              Teemu Tainio                              25   MF    [England] ENG   Aaron Lennon
7    MF    [Canada] CAN               Paul Stalteri                             26   DF    [England] ENG   Ledley King (captain)
8    MF    [England] ENG              Jermaine Jenas                            28   FW    [England] ENG   Lee Barnard
9    FW    [Bulgaria] BUL             Dimitar Berbatov                          29   DF    [England] ENG   Philip Ifil
10   FW    [Republic of Ireland] IRL  Robbie Keane                              30   DF    [England] ENG   Anthony Gardner
11   FW    [Egypt] EGY                Mido                                      32   DF    [France] FRA    Benoît Assou-Ekotto
12   GK    [Czech Republic] CZE       Radek Černý (on loan from Slavia Prague)  33   DF    [Portugal] POR  Ricardo Rocha
13   MF    [England] ENG              Danny Murphy                              35   DF    [France] FRA    Dorian Dervite
14   MF    [Egypt] EGY                Hossam Ghaly                              38   MF    [England] ENG   Charlie Lee
15   MF    [France] FRA               Steed Malbranque                          39   FW    [England] ENG   Andy Barcham
16   DF    [Switzerland] SUI          Reto Ziegler                              40   GK    [England] ENG   Robert Burch
17   GK    [England] ENG              Ben Alnwick                               45   FW    [England] ENG   Simon Dawkins
18   FW    [England] ENG              Jermain Defoe

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation             Player                        No.  Pos.  Nation         Player
5    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Edgar Davids (to Ajax)        21   MF    [England] ENG  Wayne Routledge (on loan to Fulham)
17   GK    [Hungary] HUN      Márton Fülöp (to Sunderland)  27   DF    [England] ENG  Calum Davenport (to West Ham United)


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

Competitions Overview

Competition     Record
P               W       D   L   GF  GA   Win %
Premier League  38      17  9   12  57   54     044.74
FA Cup          6       3   2   1   15   5      050.00
League Cup      5       3   1   1   12   6      060.00
UEFA Cup        10      8   1   1   20   10     080.00
Total           59      31  13  15  104  75     052.54

Results

Premier League

Main article: 2006–07 FA Premier League
19 August 2006 1  Bolton Wanderers  2–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Bolton, Greater Manchester
                  Davies 9'                                    Stadium: Reebok Stadium
                  Campo 13'         Report                     Attendance: 22,899
                                                               Referee: Phil Dowd

22 August 2006 2  Tottenham Hotspur  2–0     Sheffield United  Haringey, London
                  Berbatov 7'                                  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                  Jenas 17'          Report                    Attendance: 35,287
                                                               Referee: Peter Walton

26 August 2006 3  Tottenham Hotspur  0–2     Everton               Haringey, London
                                             Davenport 53' (o.g.)  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                                     Report  Johnson 66'           Attendance: 35,540
                                                                   Referee: Mark Halsey

9 September 2006 4  Manchester United  1–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Trafford, Greater Manchester
                                                                  Stadium: Old Trafford
                    Giggs 8'           Report                     Attendance: 75,453
                                                                  Referee: Mike Riley

17 September 2006 5  Tottenham Hotspur  0–0     Fulham  Haringey, London
                                                        Stadium: White Hart Lane
                                        Report          Attendance: 36,131
                                                        Referee: Mark Clattenburg

23 September 2006 6  Liverpool     3–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Liverpool, Merseyside
                     González 63'                             Stadium: Anfield
                     Kuyt 73'      Report                     Attendance: 44,330
                     Riise 89'                                Referee: Howard Webb

1 October 2006 7  Tottenham Hotspur  2–1     Portsmouth  Haringey, London
                  Murphy 2'                              Stadium: White Hart Lane
                  Defoe 35' (pen.)   Report  Kanu 40'    Attendance: 36,063
                                                         Referee: Chris Foy

14 October 2006 8  Aston Villa  1–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Aston, Birmingham
                                                           Stadium: Anfield
                   Barry 81'    Report  Ángel 76' (o.g.)   Attendance: 42,551
                                                           Referee: Martin Atkinson

22 October 2006 9  Tottenham Hotspur  1–0     West Ham United  Haringey, London
                                                               Stadium: White Hart Lane
                   Mido 45'           Report                   Attendance: 36,162
                                                               Referee: Steve Bennett


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28 October 2006 10  Watford  0–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Watford, Hertfordshire
                                                        Stadium: Vicarage Road
                             Report                     Attendance: 19,660
                                                        Referee: Uriah Rennie

5 November 2006 11  Tottenham Hotspur  2–1     Chelsea       Haringey, London
                    Dawson 25'                               Stadium: White Hart Lane
                    Lennon 52'         Report  Makélélé 15'  Attendance: 36,070
                                                             Referee: Graham Poll

12 November 2006 12  Reading      3–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Reading, Berkshire
                     Shorey 38'                              Stadium: Madejski Stadium
                     Sidwell 45'  Report  Keane 24' (pen)    Attendance: 24,110
                     Doyle 79'                               Referee: Rob Styles

19 November 2006 13  Blackburn Rovers  1–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Blackburn, Lancashire
                                                                  Stadium: Ewood Park
                     Kerimoğlu 23'     Report  Defoe 62' (pen.)   Attendance: 18,083
                                                                  Referee: Phil Dowd

26 November 2006 14  Tottenham Hotspur  3–1     Wigan Athletic  Haringey, London
                     Defoe 43'                                  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                     Berbatov 44'       Report  Camara 25'      Attendance: 35,205
                     Lennon 90'                                 Referee: Mark Clattenburg

2 December 2006 15  Arsenal                       3–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Holloway, London
                    Adebayor 20'                                             Stadium: Emirates Stadium
                    Silva 42' (pen.), 72' (pen.)  Report                     Attendance: 60,115
                                                                             Referee: Graham Poll

5 December 2006 16  Tottenham Hotspur  2–1     Middlesbrough  Haringey, London
                    Berbatov 48'                              Stadium: White Hart Lane
                    Keane 84'          Report  Huth 80'       Attendance: 34,154
                                                              Referee: Mark Halsey

9 December 2006 17  Tottenham Hotspur  5–1     Charlton Athletic  Haringey, London
                    Berbatov 31', 66'                             Stadium: White Hart Lane
                    Tainio 33'         Report  Dawson 43' (o.g.)  Attendance: 35,565
                    Malbranque 55'                                Referee: Mike Dean
                    Defoe 63'

17 December 2006 18  Manchester City  1–2     Tottenham Hotspur  Manchester
                                              Davenport 16'      Stadium: City of Manchester Stadium
                     Barton 64'       Report  Huddlestone 24'    Attendance: 39,825
                                                                 Referee: Rob Styles

23 December 2006 19  Newcastle United  3–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Newcastle upon Tyne
                     Dyer 2'                                      Stadium: St James' Park
                     Martins 7'        Report  Murphy 15'         Attendance: 52,079
                     Parker 34'                                   Referee: Alan Wiley


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26 December 2006 20  Tottenham Hotspur  2–1     Aston Villa  Haringey, London
                                                             Stadium: White Hart Lane
                     Defoe 58', 77'     Report  Barry 81'    Attendance: 35,293
                                                             Referee: Uriah Rennie

30 December 2006 21  Tottenham Hotspur  0–1     Liverpool   Haringey, London
                                                            Stadium: White Hart Lane
                                        Report  García 45'  Attendance: 36,170
                                                            Referee: Mark Halsey

1 January 2007 22  Portsmouth   1–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Portsmouth
                                                           Stadium: Fratton Park
                   Benjani 29'  Report  Malbranque 50'     Attendance: 20,194
                                                           Referee: Andre Marriner

14 January 2007 23  Tottenham Hotspur  2–3     Newcastle United  Haringey, London
                    Defoe 14'                  Huntington 16'    Stadium: White Hart Lane
                    Berbatov 54'       Report  Martins 72'       Attendance: 35,942
                                               Butt 73'          Referee: Steve Bennett

20 January 2007 24  Fulham               1–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Fulham, London
                                                                    Stadium: Craven Cottage
                    Montella 84' (pen.)  Report  Chimbonda 88'      Attendance: 23,580
                                                                    Referee: Mike Dean

4 February 2007 25  Tottenham Hotspur  0–4     Manchester United   Haringey, London
                                               Ronaldo 45' (pen.)  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                                       Report  Vidić 48'           Attendance: 36,146
                                               Scholes 54'         Referee: Mark Clattenburg
                                               Giggs 77'

10 February 2007 26  Sheffield United     2–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Sheffield, South Yorkshire
                     Hulse 27'                                       Stadium: Bramall Lane
                     Jagielka 62' (pen.)  Report  Jenas 2'           Attendance: 32,144
                                                                     Referee: Martin Atkinson

21 February 2007 27  Everton     1–2     Tottenham Hotspur  Walton, Merseyside
                                         Berbatov 35'       Stadium: Goodison Park
                     Arteta 42'  Report  Jenas 89'          Attendance: 34,121
                                                            Referee: Uriah Rennie

25 February 2007 28  Tottenham Hotspur  4–1     Bolton Wanderers  Haringey, London
                     Keane 11', 22'                               Stadium: White Hart Lane
                     Jenas 19'          Report  Speed 37' (pen.)  Attendance: 35,747
                     Lennon 90'                                   Referee: Graham Poll

4 March 2007 29  West Ham United  3–4     Tottenham Hotspur  Upton Park, London
                 Noble 16'                Defoe 51' (pen.)   Stadium: Boleyn Ground
                 Tevez 41'        Report  Tainio 33'         Attendance: 34,966
                 Zamora 85'               Berbatov 89'       Referee: Mike Dean
                                          Stalteri 90'


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17 March 2007 30  Tottenham Hotspur  3–1     Watford        Haringey, London
                  Jenas 41'                                 Stadium: White Hart Lane
                  Robinson 63'       Report  Henderson 89'  Attendance: 36,051
                  Ghaly 85'                                 Referee: Mark Halsey

1 April 2007 31  Tottenham Hotspur  1–0     Reading  Haringey, London
                                                     Stadium: White Hart Lane
                 Keane 41' (pen.)   Report           Attendance: 36,067
                                                     Referee: Alan Wiley

7 April 2007 32  Chelsea       1–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Fulham, London
                                                          Stadium: Stamford Bridge
                 Carvalho 41'  Report                     Attendance: 41,864
                                                          Referee: Rob Styles

15 April 2007 33  Wigan Athletic  3–3     Tottenham Hotspur  Wigan, Greater Manchester
                  Heskey 2'               Berbatov 4'        Stadium: JJB Stadium
                  Baines 30'      Report  Keane 35', 68'     Attendance: 16,506
                  Kilbane 60'                                Referee: Graham Poll

21 April 2007 34  Tottenham Hotspur  2–2     Arsenal       Haringey, London
                  Keane 30'                  Touré 64'     Stadium: White Hart Lane
                  Jenas 90'          Report  Adebayor 78'  Attendance: 36,050
                                                           Referee: Mike Dean

28 April 2007 35  Middlesbrough  2–3     Tottenham Hotspur  Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire
                  Viduka 66'             Keane 12', 83'     Stadium: Riverside Stadium
                  Pogatetz 89'   Report  Berbatov 47'       Attendance: 27,861
                                                            Referee: Lee Mason

7 May 2007 36  Charlton Athletic  0–2     Tottenham Hotspur  Charlton, London
                                          Berbatov 7'        Stadium: The Valley
                                  Report  Defoe 90'          Attendance: 26,339
                                                             Referee: Mark Halsey

10 May 2007 37  Tottenham Hotspur  1–1     Blackburn Rovers  Haringey, London
                                                             Stadium: White Hart Lane
                Defoe 67'          Report  McCarthy 32'      Attendance: 35,974
                                                             Referee: Rob Styles

13 May 2007 38  Tottenham Hotspur  2–1     Manchester City  Haringey, London
                Keane 10'                                   Stadium: White Hart Lane
                Berbatov 32'       Report  Mpenza 40'       Attendance: 35,426
                                                            Referee: Steve Bennett

FA Cup

Main article: 2006–07 FA Cup
7 January 2007 3rd Round  Cardiff City  0–0     Tottenham Hotspur  Leckwith, Cardiff
                                                                   Stadium: Ninian Park
                                        Report                     Attendance: 20,376
                                                                   Referee: Howard Webb


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

17 January 2007 3rd Round (R)  Tottenham Hotspur  4–0     Cardiff City  Haringey, London
                               Lennon 27'                               Stadium: White Hart Lane
                               Keane 30'          Report                Attendance: 27,641
                               Malbranque 41'                           Referee: Mike Riley
                               Defoe 81'

27 January 2007 4th Round  Tottenham Hotspur  3–1     Southend United      Haringey, London
                           Keane 12'                                       Stadium: White Hart Lane
                           Jenas 50'          Report  Eastwood 69' (pen.)  Attendance: 33,406
                           Mido 76'                                        Referee: Rob Styles

18 February 2007 5th Round  Fulham  0–4     Tottenham Hotspur  Fulham, London
                                            Keane 6', 68'      Stadium: Craven Cottage
                                    Report  Berbatov 77', 90'  Attendance: 18,655
                                                               Referee: Mark Halsey

11 March 2007 6th Round  Chelsea           3–3     Tottenham Hotspur  Fulham, London
                         Lampard 22', 71'          Berbatov 5'        Stadium: Stamford Bridge
                         Kalou 86'         Report  Essien 28' (o.g.)  Attendance: 41,517
                                                   Ghaly 36'          Referee: Mike Riley

19 March 2007 6th Round (R)  Tottenham Hotspur  1–2     Chelsea              Haringey, London
                                                        Shevchenko 55'       Stadium: White Hart Lane
                             Keane 79' (pen.)   Report  Wright-Phillips 61'  Attendance: 35,519
                                                                             Referee: Martin Atkinson

League Cup

Main article: 2006–07 Football League Cup
25 October 2006 3rd Round  MK Dons  0–5     Tottenham Hotspur  Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
                                            Mido 36', 60'      Stadium: Stadium mk
                                    Report  Defoe 44', 51'     Attendance: 8,306
                                            Keane 90'          Referee: Keith Stroud

8 November 2006 4th Round  Tottenham Hotspur     3–1 (a.e.t.)  Port Vale        Haringey, London
                           Huddlestone 80', 99'                                 Stadium: White Hart Lane
                           Defoe 107'            Report        Constantine 64'  Attendance: 34,560
                                                                                Referee: Steve Bennett

20 December 2006 5th Round  Tottenham Hotspur  1–0 (a.e.t.)  Southend United  Haringey, London
                                                                              Stadium: White Hart Lane
                            Defoe 115'         Report                         Attendance: 35,811
                                                                              Referee: Phil Dowd


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24 January 2007 SF (1st Leg)  Tottenham Hotspur    2–2     Arsenal            Haringey, London
                              Berbatov 12'                                    Stadium: White Hart Lane
                              Baptista 21' (o.g.)  Report  Baptista 64', 77'  Attendance: 35,485
                                                                              Referee: Graham Poll

31 January 2007 SF (2nd Leg)  Arsenal                3–1 (a.e.t.)  Tottenham Hotspur  Holloway, London
                              Adebayor 77'                                            Stadium: Emirates Stadium
                              Aliadière 105'         Report        Mido 85'           Attendance: 59,872
                              Chimbonda 113' (o.g.)                                   Referee: Alan Wiley

UEFA Cup

Main article: 2006–07 UEFA Cup

First round

14 September 2006 1R (1L)  Slavia Prague  0–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Vršovice, Prague
                                                                     Stadium: Stadion Evžena Rošického
                                          Report  Jenas 37'          Attendance: 14,869
                                                                     Referee: Herve Piccirillo

28 September 2006 1R (2L)  Tottenham Hotspur  1–0     Slavia Prague  Haringey, London
                                                                     Stadium: White Hart Lane
                           Keane 80'          Report                 Attendance: 35,191
                                                                     Referee: Tommy Skjerven

Group Stage

19 October 2006 Group B  Beşiktaş  0–2     Tottenham Hotspur  Beşiktaş, Istanbul
                                           Ghaly 32'          Stadium: BJK İnönü Stadium
                                   Report  Berbatov 63'       Attendance: 26,800
                                                              Referee: Nicolai Vollquartz

2 November 2006 Group B  Tottenham Hotspur  3–1     Club Brugge  Haringey, London
                         Berbatov 17', 73'                       Stadium: White Hart Lane
                         Keane 63'          Report  Salou 14'    Attendance: 35,716
                                                                 Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco

23 November 2006 Group B  Bayer Leverkusen  0–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Leverkusen, North Rhine-Westphalia
                                                                       Stadium: BayArena
                                            Report  Berbatov 36'       Attendance: 22,500
                                                                       Referee: Martin Hansson

14 December 2006 Group B  Tottenham Hotspur  3–1     Dinamo București  Haringey, London
                          Berbatov 17'                                 Stadium: White Hart Lane
                          Defoe 39', 50'     Report  Mendy 90'         Attendance: 34,004
                                                                       Referee: Bernhard Brugger


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

Team
Pos    * v                        Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification                   TOT  DB   LEV  BJK  BRU
       * t
       * e
1    [England] Tottenham Hotspur  4    4  0  0  9   2   +7  12   Advance to knockout stage       —    3–1  —    —    3–1
2    [Romania] Dinamo București   4    2  1  1  6   6   0   7                               —    —    2–1  2–1  —
3    [Germany] Bayer Leverkusen   4    1  1  2  4   5   −1  4                               0–1  —    —    2–1  —
4    [Turkey] Beşiktaş            4    1  0  3  4   7   −3  3                                    0–2  —    —    —    2–1
5    [Belgium] Club Brugge        4    0  2  2  4   7   −3  2                               —    1–1  1–1  —    —

Source:

Knockout Rounds

Last 32 (1L)  Feyenoord  (w/o)  Tottenham Hotspur

Last 32 (2L)  Tottenham Hotspur  (w/o)  Feyenoord

8 March 2007 Last 16 (1L)  Braga            2-2     Tottenham Hotspur  Real, Dume e Semelhe, Braga
                           Paulo Jorge 76'          Keane 59'          Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Braga
                           Zé Carlos 81'    Report  Malbranque 72'     Attendance: 15,000
                                                                       Referee: Yuri Baskakov

14 March 2007 Last 16 (2L)  Tottenham Hotspur  3–2     Braga                   Haringey, London
                            Berbatov 28', 42'          Huddlestone 24' (o.g.)  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                            Huddlestone 76'    Report  Andrade 61'             Attendance: 33,761
                                                                               Referee: Laurent Duhamel

5 April 2007 QF (1L)  Sevilla             2–1     Tottenham Hotspur  Seville, Andalusia
                      Kanouté 19' (pen.)                             Stadium: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium
                      Kerzhakov 35'       Report  Keane 2'           Attendance: 32,000
                                                                     Referee: Alain Hamer

12 April 2007 QF (2L)  Tottenham Hotspur  2–2     Sevilla               Haringey, London
                       Defoe 65'                  Malbranque 3' (o.g.)  Stadium: White Hart Lane
                       Lennon 67'         Report  Kanouté 8'            Attendance: 35,284
                                                                        Referee: Konrad Plautz

Final Premier League table


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

Final Premier League table

Main article: 2006–07 FA Premier League
     Team
Pos    * v              Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
3    Liverpool          38   20  8   10  57  27  +30  68   Qualification for the Champions League third qualifying round
4    Arsenal            38   19  11  8   63  35  +28  68
5    Tottenham Hotspur  38   17  9   12  57  54  +3   60   Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
6    Everton            38   15  13  10  52  36  +16  58
7    Bolton Wanderers   38   16  8   14  47  52  −5   56

Source: Premier League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:

Statistics

Appearances

Last updated: 26 July 2020.
Source: premierleague.com


2006–07 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

No.                                        Pos.   Name                                Premier League  FA Cup  EFL Cup  UEFA Cup  Total
Apps                                       Goals  Apps                                Goals           Apps    Goals    Apps      Goals  Apps  Goals
Goalkeepers
1                                          GK     [England] Paul Robinson             38              1       4        0         3      0     9      0  54     1
12                                         GK     [Czech Republic] Radek Černý        0               0       2        0         2      0     1      0  5      0
Defenders
2                                          DF     [France] Pascal Chimbonda           33              1       4        0         2      0     10     0  49     1
3                                          DF     [South Korea] Lee Young-Pyo         20+1            0       5        0         1      0     4      0  30+1   0
7                                          DF     [Canada] Paul Stalteri              1+5             1       2+1      0         2      0     2+1    0  7+7    1
16                                         DF     [Switzerland] Reto Ziegler          0+1             0       0        0         1      0     1+1    0  2+2    0
20                                         DF     [England] Michael Dawson            37              1       6        0         4+1    0     10     0  57+1   1
26                                         DF     [England] Ledley King               21              0       0        0         0      0     6      0  27     0
29                                         DF     [England] Phil Ifil                 1               0       0        0         1      0     0      0  2      0
30                                         DF     [England] Anthony Gardner           6+2             0       2+2      0         3      0     1      0  12+4   0
32                                         DF     [Cameroon] Benoît Assou-Ekotto      16              0       1        0         3      0     5      0  25     0
33                                         DF     [Portugal] Ricardo Rocha            9               0       3        0         0+1    0     0      0  12+1   0
35                                         DF     [France] Dorian Dervite             0               0       0        0         1      0     0      0  1      0
Midfielders
4                                          MF     [Ivory Coast] Didier Zokora         26+5            0       5        0         2      0     9      0  42+5   0
6                                          MF     [Finland] Teemu Tainio              20+1            2       3+1      0         1      0     5+1    0  29+3   2
8                                          MF     [England] Jermaine Jenas            24+1            6       2        1         1      0     6      1  33+1   8