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Daily Mirror
06-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Man Utd decide on three more players leaving Old Trafford at end of season
Manchester United have made a decision on the futures of three young players with Jack Kingdon, Sam Murray and James Nolan set to leave the club at the end of the season Jack Kingdon, Sam Murray and James Nolan are all set to leave Manchester United at the end of the season. The trio are all out of contract this summer and will depart on frees after not being offered new terms. A number of senior and academy players are due to leave Old Trafford in the upcoming window in what promises to be a transformative summer. And Kingdon, Murray are Nolan are the latest to be informed they will be leaving, the Manchester Evening News reports. Kingdon, 19, was a key player in the Under-18s' treble-winning team last season and has been performing well on loan at Rochdale since joining them in the January window. It is believed that he was close to signing for Ineos-owned FC Lausanne Sport on loan in January before opting for Rochdale, who he has helped reach the National League play-offs. The centre-back, who was born in Bolton and joined United from Morecambe for a six-figure sum in November 2020, has trained with the first team at Carrington and represented Scotland at various age levels. He also spent time training with Lausanne's first team in Switzerland last year, impressing their staff. Murray, 20, came to United as a teenager from Huddersfield and played in all six games of the successful 2022 FA Youth Cup campaign, which concluded at Old Trafford. The left-back, who recently captained the Under-21s against Wolves and scored against West Ham in the PL2 play-offs on Monday, has been a steady performer in the academy. Nolan, 19, a jack-of-all-trades on the pitch, joined Inverness Caledonian Thistle in Scottish League One on loan during the summer transfer window and has since made 33 appearances. The Chorley-born player has mainly been seen holding down the fort at full-back for Caledonian Thistle. The three will be part of a huge cohort of players seeking new employers in the summer. It was reported earlier this week, that only four players are deemed as untouchable by the United hierarchy, with the club open to offers on every other player. The quartet, as reported by the Daily Star, are understood to be Harry Maguire, Patrick Dorgu, Amad and captain Bruno Fernandes. Aside from those, United are open for business as they look to raise funds for a huge rebuild under Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese boss wants players that suit his system, but there is an understanding that outgoing business will need to be conducted first. Along with the players that can be sold for fees, four senior stars will be out of contract. Tom Heaton, Christian Eriksen and Jonny Evans will all leave, while Victor Lindelof is still unsure over whether he will be offered a new deal.
Yahoo
13-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Song celebrating Carlisle receives thousands of views
A song celebrating everything about Carlisle has received thousands of views online. The song, entitled Love Carlisle, is performed by award-winning local youth theatre group, StageRight to help celebrate their 20th anniversary. The music was written by talented local musician, Jonathan Millican with the lyrics celebrating everything great about the border city, from the stunning local scenery to the city's fascinating history. The three soloists represent the three different age groups in youth theatre. Sam Murray starts, followed by Isabella Walby and then Anna Bedford. The song had its first performance at StagedRight's recent concert which helped celebrate 20 years since its foundation. The anniversary show, which was held at Rheged in Penrith, brought together both past and present StagedRight pupils for an unforgettable show. StagedRight founder and director, David McNeill said that the group had been 'overwhelmed' by the response the song has got on social media. 'We wanted to thank Carlisle, its people, its history for helping shape StagedRight over the 20th years and what better way to do it for a theatre school than by a song,' said David. 'We asked our assistant musical director Jonathan Millican to compose something, and the end result was performed at our anniversary concert at Rheged in February. 'Whilst the 90 students sang about the city we love, images of the city from present day and back 20 years, played on the giant Rheged screen. 'We have been overwhelmed by the positivity to the piece and were constantly being asked to release it on social media so that anyone not at the show could enjoy it. READ MORE: Plans submitted for 112 new homes in Brampton, Cumbria | News and Star 'Since launching it on Saturday, to date 4,500 people have viewed it online and the number is rising every day. 'We would love it to become the city anthem and perhaps be played at key events etc. 'Our students make StagedRight what it is and we are so proud of them.' StagedRight are now in preparation for their upcoming production of Les Misérables which is scheduled for July.
