29 September 2018

Viva La Quinte Brigada (Christy Moore)

Clapton CFC is a fan-owned football club.

Clapton CFC fans will never be treated like customers. We’ll never be blindsided by the decisions of a malevolent owner. And we don’t have to pull on a replica shirt that costs £80 but the workers who made it receive slave wages.

That’s why we were so proud to unveil our 2018/19 home and away kits at our launch event on Friday, August 3 2018, giving you the first chance to buy your very own replica Clapton shirt for £25 each.

The Clapton CFC home kit – red-and-white stripes, black shorts, black socks – is a new twist on a classic, with a wide stripes and black trim. So far, so traditional.

However, our away kit is something a little more out there and was chosen by club members from a field of 16 contenders.

Commemorating the 80^th anniversary of the end of the Spanish Civil War, it is inspired by the flag of the Spanish Republic and is adorned by the three-pointed star of the International Brigades, who travelled to Spain attempting to hold back the fascist tide of General Franco.

Both were lovingly made by Rage Sport, an independent Italian sports clothing manufacturer producing kits for grassroots football clubs that are invested in fighting racism, fascism and inequality.

“Rage Sport is inspired by the ideals and principles of solidarity, equality and freedom,” says Maurizio Affuso, “It was born as a coherent alternative for all the clubs who wear material from multinational brands which shamelessly exploit the life of men, women and even children, with no respect or humanity.

“Rage Sport will always be there for the Clapton fans because like them we believe in a new way of doing football and because we strongly believe some battles can be fought both on and off the pitch.”

All of Rage Sport’s kits are made in Italy, with material sourced from companies that pay their workers properly and fairly.

However, our away kit is something a little more out there and was chosen by club members from a field of 16 contenders.

Both were lovingly made by Rage Sport, an independent Italian sports clothing manufacturer producing kits for grassroots football clubs that are invested in fighting racism, fascism and inequality.

All of Rage Sport’s kits are made in Italy, with material sourced from companies that pay their workers properly and fairly.

ARE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES TRUE OR FALSE?

UNDERLINE THE SENTENCES THAT JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER

1. Clapton football club is a British club owned by an Arab Emirates company.

2. The club shirts cost over 80 pounds.

3. The club new kits were seen for the first time in August.

4. Their home and away kit are similar and quite traditional.

5. Their away kit was chosen by the club members to commemorate the end of the 2^nd World War.

6. The away kit has got the colors of the Spanish Republican flag.

7. The three-pointed star was the symbol of the International Brigades who travelled to Spain to support General Franco during the Civil War.

8. The Away and Home kits were designed in Italy and made in fair working conditions.

9. You can buy these shirts only online.

10. The club has also got a sweatshirt with the Republican Flag colors.

Freddie Highmore on Bates Motel, The Good Doctor & Living in Spain

INTERVIEW TO FREDDIE HIGHMORE BY JIMMY KIMMEL

PEOPLE KNOW THIS ACTOR FROM “BATES MOTEL”, A TV SERIES BASED ON THE FILM “PSYCHO” BY ALFRED HITCHCOCK AND MORE RECENTLY BY HIS ROLE IN THE TV SERIES “THE GOOD DOCTOR”.

1. WHAT ROLE DOES HE PLAY IN THE SERIES “The good doctor”?
a) The role of a quite normal character
b) The role of an unusual character
c) The role of a patient at hospital.
2. How old is he?
a) 18 b) 25 c) 28
3. Where is he from?
a) London b) Bostwick c) Cambridge
4. He was in two films with Johny Depp. Which ones?
a) Pirates of the Caribbean Sea.
b) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
c) Finding Neverland.
d) Alice in Wonderland.
5. What did he study at college?
a) Languages
b) Performing Arts.
c) Law
6. Where did he do his year abroad?
a) In South America working as a volunteer.
b) In Madrid working in a Lawyers ´Buffet as a translator.
c) In USA working as an actor in the 1st season of “Bates Motel”.
7. Where did he live in Madrid?
a) Above a bar
b) near a bar
c) opposite a bar.
8. What did he use to do to integrate himself with the local people?
a) Watch football in the bar. (True / False)
b) Work as a waiter in a bar. (True / False)
c) Pretend that he had a Galician grandmother. (True / False)

9. What kind of character is “the Good Doctor”?
“He is a young surgeon called Shaun Murphy who moves from his quiet country life to join this hospital. He has autism and also has savant syndrome and his condition sparks a debate whether or not they should be hiring someone like him”

Find in the text the word related to the following definitions
a) A doctor specialized in surgery.
b) The opposite of “noisy”.
c) A mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by great difficulty in communicating and forming relationships with other people and also difficulty to use language and abstract concepts.
d) A condition in which someone with significant mental disabilities demonstrates certain excellent abilities generally related to memory.
e) Starts, provokes
f) Employing