David Vaughan felt his calf was a little bit tight so we decided at half-time there was no point risking him any longer. Hopefully David will be all right and it's nothing serious. 
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Quotes about David Vaughan
David Vaughan felt his calf was a little bit tight so we decided at half-time there was no point risking him any longer. Hopefully David will be all right and it's nothing serious.
was said
in Clubcall.com
The event is a result of global warming, said British Antarctic Survey scientist David Vaughan.
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In an article published Sunday on the Web site of the journal Nature Geoscience, Hugh Corr and David Vaughan of the British Antarctic Survey report the identification of a layer of volcanic ash and glass shards frozen within an ice sheet in western Antarctica. 'This is the first time we have seen a volcano beneath the ice sheet punch a hole through the ice sheet' in Antarctica, Vaughan said.
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Quotes from articles mentioning David Vaughan
Danny Coid tweaked his hamstring in training on Friday morning and it was unfortunate for him because he has been doing well in the team recently
said Simon Grayson
David Vaughan felt his calf was a little bit tight so we decided at half-time there was no point risking him any longer. Hopefully David will be all right and it's nothing serious.
was said
in Clubcall.com
Rob's been talking to Blackpool and he didn't play last night because I didn't think it was worth the risk ... I think it will go through. I'd love to see him play first-team football because that's what he needs.
said Mick McCarthy
in Clubcall.com
