Gordon has also represented the club as a Trustee on its charitable arm the Clyde FC Community Foundation as well as being the club representative in various SPFL groups. Leslie Johnston, a then Scotland internationalist, twice broke the Scottish transfer record as a Clyde player in the 1940s. [16] The club journeyed on a 10-match tour of Rhodesia in 1969 and remained unbeaten (9 wins and 1 draw). [4], Two former Clyde managers have also gone on to become the Scotland national team manager, John Prentice, who went directly from being Clyde to Scotland manager in 1966,[1] and Craig Brown who left Clyde in 1986 to become Scotland national under-21 team manager and assistant manager to Andy Roxburgh for the full team, later replacing him as Scotland manager in 1993.[5]. Digital Media Manager: Sean Hart, Dominic Jack. [98], It was common from the beginning of reserve football for the majority of club's reserve teams (second XI's) to go by the tag A or sometimes B or even C if a club had more than one reserve side. The team won the North Eastern Cup and Graham Cup four times apiece. Clyde claimed a 42 win. In a hope to try and avoid administration in June 2009, Clyde terminated the contracts of the entire first-team squad, with only youngsters remaining under contract at the club. Having served the club as Vice Chairman, Secretary and as the representative of the Supporters Trust since his appointment on the board in 2010, Gordon has considerable experience in the workings of the club. [132] There was one inducted in 2015. A new site called "Broadwood" was to have an integrated business, housing and leisure development with a football stadium at the heart of it. [33] Former Rangers defender John 'Bomber' Brown replaced him as manager. Alternatively, it is also claimed that it comes from around 1900 when a group of French supporters paid a visit to Barrowfield and, upon the scoring of a disputed goal, were heard to remark "But il'y, oui?" [12][11], War with Nazi Germany caused the suspension of the Scottish League in 193940, and all players' contracts declared void. The record of current and former staff lists all coaches, presidents, athletic directors, etc. [16] It was claimed that both Rangers penalties were of a dubious nature. News . He said:-. The timing of the Trust's formation coincided with Clyde's failure to gain promotion, and the chairman sought to sell his majority shareholding. [1], Alex Maley led the team to its first national cup final in the club's history, the Scottish Cup final in 1910. For 83 minutes Clyde (McTurk; Watson & Blair; Walker, McAteer & Robertson; Stirling & McCartney; Chalmers; Jackson & Booth) held a 20 lead (Chalmers and Booth both scored). Late goals from Noble (netting from a rebound) and Martin (assisted by Noble for his second) sealed an emphatic 40 win and a maiden Scottish Cup triumph. As a result of winning the premiership title Clyde Alba have earned the right to compete with Europes elite powerchair teams. The club won the Autumn Series and finished second overall in the Combined Table. While it was an undoubted success, Barrowfield revealed its limitations and could not cope with the crowds as many gained illegal entry. [24], The club found a new role, discovering and developing talent before selling it on. [19], Back at Hampden on 26 April 1958 in front of a crowd of 94,000 to face a strong Hibernian team, Clyde lined up:- McCulloch, Murphy & Haddock; Walters, Finlay & Clinton; Herd & Currie; Coyle; Robertson & Ring. The 1912 final was a 20 defeat to Celtic. All information about Clyde FC (League One) current squad with market values transfers rumours player stats fixtures news. Ukraine on Tuesday launched its new football season despite Russia's ongoing invasion, in an apparent attempt to give a morale boost to the war-ravaged nation.. After quitting Shawfield in 1986, the club investigated several local options. Formed in 1877 at the River Clyde, the team play their home games at Broadwood Stadium. The last action at Barrowfield was a friendly against crack opposition in the form of Sunderland on 30 April 1898, ending in a 33 draw. Clyde FC and New College Lanarkshire have announced an innovative partnership to provide students with a unique opportunity for development in professional football. Opposition teams complained about the facilities, and it was clear that Clyde would have to do something to appease the League. Appointed: 2018 | Nationality: English. [104] The under-20 team replaced the under-19 team in 2014. Season 1973/1974. The supporters' fiercest rivalry is with Partick Thistle, given that the two clubs are both of smaller stature to that of Rangers and Celtic. [28] Clyde reached the 2006 Challenge Cup Final, their first final for 48 years, since their Scottish Cup success in 1958. Early that season some concerned fans met knowing that the chairman could not keep financing the Club indefinitely. By the late 1970s, Shawfield came into the hands of the Greyhound Racing Association (GRA). The club has appointed 30 full-time managers in its history. Current and former staff Clyde FC. [16] Haddock, Robertson and Coyle were confirmed in the final Scotland squad for the 1958 FIFA World Cup. Alexander was the basketball coach at NFCC for 16 years before all athletic programs were suspended. On 20 April 2013 Clyde's owners voted to move to East Kilbride and rename the club EK Clyde FC,[39][40] however this plan would later be abandoned. Soon there would also be the Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup and the Glasgow Cup which in their time were hotly contested major competitions. For information please visit our Privacy Policy The first of these was Barrowfield Park, situated on the banks of the River Clyde between the Glasgow neighbourhoods of Bridgeton and Dalmarnock. His name is sometimes given as Jamie or Jimmy Commins. Paralympic qualification is high on the internationals governing bodies list, having just missed out in 2018/19 for inclusion. It was an inter-League competition between four clubs each from England, France and Scotland, with results aggregated to provide the 'best' League. He referred to it as getting the "Mo Johnston treatment". [24], Problems were arising at Shawfield. Worldwide Kids. Template:Clyde F.C. Another League Cup semi-final was reached in 196869. It also contains a table with average age, cumulative market value and average market value for each player position and overall. For more details, email [email protected] or phone on 01236 263309 Ronnie MacDonald got appointed as manager, having worked at Maryhill Juniors. [7], They were Division Two champions in 190405 (and runners up in 190304 and 190506), but there was no promotion until the latter second-place finish. The team repeated the feat in 195556 and 195657. [11], A second major cup competition, the Scottish League Cup would be inaugurated in 1946. [114] Both of the under-19 and under-17 teams reached the semi finals of their SFL Youth Cups in 2006. On 6 March 1883, the Glasgow Football Association was established (formed to compete with the older - 1877 - rival Edinburgh Association), with Clyde one of the six clubs represented at that first meeting. The unpopular but necessary decision was taken to ground-share with city rivals Partick Thistle. As of 1 June 2020 (League only, includes appearances as substitute): As of 1 July 2018 (League matches only, includes appearances as substitute): A list of fully international capped players while they played for the club. Clyde F.C. Completing paper work and operations behind the scenes along with helping out at the kid's club if required. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Nationality: Spanish. Benefits were evident for ambitious teams, but the financial penalties for falling out of the top tier were extremely severe. Arrivals/Departures Fee; Income: 19: [25] As a guest of the SFA, Fabio Capello worked with manager Craig Brown and the team at Shawfield for a short stint in the early 1980s when he started coaching. [121] Clyde beat Motherwell in the semi final, but lost to Accies in the final. Their biggest accomplishments were winning the Scottish Cup on three occasions: 1939, 1955 and 1958; they reached the final a further three times, all during a long period based at Shawfield. Their biggest accomplishments were winning the Scottish Cup on three occasions: 1939, 1955 and 1958; they reached the final a further three . Assisted by a Robertson delivery, Wallace fired the opener in the roof of the net. Season 200001 was Clyde's last in the West Reserves League eventually before all reserves leagues got scrapped after season 200708. It proved to be a one-off, though. Jim Duffy. PREVIEW: Queen of the South v Clyde Clyde FC - Official Site 19:39 30-Dec-22. Second Division Champions (third tier) 1977-78, 1981-82, 1992-93, 1999-2000, Glasgow Cup: Winners 1914-15, 1925-26, 1946-47, 1951-52, 1958-59, Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup: Winners 1909-10, 1951-52, 1957-58, 1960-61, B Division Supplementary Cup: Winners 1951-52, Record victory: 11-1 v Cowdenbeath (6th October 1951), Record attendance: 48,000 v Rangers (10th February 1912, at Shawfield Stadium), Most capped player: Tommy Ring (12, Scotland), Most league appearances: Brian Ahern (420, 1971-81 / 1983-87), Most goals in a season: Billy McPhail (48, 1951-52), Fastest goal: 9 seconds - Kenny Quinn (v East Stirling, 1993) and Willie Sawyers (v Peterhead, 2010), Directors: John Alexander, Greg Callan, Graeme Kelly, Ian Letham, Charlie Lowrie, Bryan Macpherson, Gordon Nisbet. [7][8], International honours were awarded to Clyde for the first time in March 1909, as William Walker represented Scotland against club mate Jack Kirwan of Ireland at Ibrox (50 to Scotland). However, a thrilling fightback saw Clyde level at 55 on aggregate (43 on the day) before adding another goal in extra time to progress. More often than not all six clubs reside in the top division, with fiercely contested competitions such as the Glasgow Cup and Glasgow Charity Cup (before European football) on top of national tournaments, it saw the clubs pitted against one another multiple times a season. [108][109], The Community Foundation received the Gold award in the SFA Quality Mark category for grassroots football. Greyhound racing was booming in the 1920s and many clubs used this a way to supplement their income. Problems on and off the pitch saw Clyde move into freefall. Clyde opened their season at Barrowfield with a match against the 3rd Lanark Volunteers. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. The team are currently managed by Jim Duffy who was appointed in November 2022. Sitting on the edge of Bridgeton, Barrowfield Park lay in a triangle of land enclosed by Carstairs Street, Colvend Street and the river Clyde. Joined Brighton with De Zerbi at the start of October 2022. The single goal against came at Rangers in the 3rd Round, where prolific centre forward Willie Martin set a record for an opposition at Ibrox by scoring all four goals in a 41 win. Plan B, playing at Kilmarnock, was investigated. If you are interested in becoming part of the team of website volunteers in any way, please contact the team at editor@clydefc.co.uk. On Wednesday 2 February 2011, Stuart Millar was sacked as manager of Clyde. Clyde Director of Football Neil Watt announces Stuart Millar as Head Coach and Gordon Wylde as First Team Coach ahead of the final game of the season [42] Gordon Young became the first Clyde player to score with their first touch on their club debut in a match against Elgin City on 1 March 2014. Graduates of the youth team who have gone on to play for the first team since moving to Broadwood Stadium include: Scottish internationals Pat Nevin, Steve Archibald and Ian Ferguson also came through the Clyde youth system. The team showed steady league form just after the war and reached a fourth Scottish Cup final in 194849. Towards the end of the season, Celtic legend Billy McNeill took charge but left for Aberdeen after only a few months at the helm. For a full list of current and former players with articles, see, "History of the Queen's Park Football Club 1867 - 1917: Chapter XXV.Glasgow Association", "Queen's Park Football Club - An Early History", "Crossing The River - Early Years at Shawfield - 1898-1919", "THE GRAND STAND AT CLYDE F.C. After reaching the semi-finals again in 190506, they were thwarted by arch-rivals Partick Thistle this time. North Lanarkshire Council started the groundworks and then abruptly halted them as they became aware of Clyde's financial plight. In the past the Supporters' Trust has financed the signings of players such as John Potter and Tom Brighton, and retaining the signatures of players such as Neil McGregor and David Hutton. Editors: Sean Hart, John Taylor. [137] There is also a Hall of Fame section on the club website. [14] Also in 1953, future Ballon d'Or winner Stanley Matthews (and Blackpool teammate Ernie Taylor) turned out for Clyde against Everton in a benefit match at Celtic Park in Belfast.[15]. The club hosts around 20 individuals, many of whom have life limiting conditions and use powerchair football as a positive driving force. Commins' forename is actually John. Broadwood has hosted Scotland U21 matches and four Scottish Challenge Cup finals in the past. [66], Clyde Football Club is 100% owned by the supporters.[67]. In the end, the 3rd were victors by three goals to 1.". [29] They lost the game 54 on a penalty shootout, after the game finished 11 following extra time. The Cumbernauld Development Corporation was keen to have a sports stadium and professional football team to promote the town, and Cumbernauld, with a 50,000+ population, seemed fertile ground on which to grow new support. Both were highly prestigious competitions before European football was introduced. From then onwards in the seasons they spent in the league, the team were often at the wrong end of the table. [76], The Clyde View is Clyde's official matchday programme. Clyde has had five home grounds since they formed in 1877. The club then negotiated a ground-share at Douglas Park with Hamilton Academical, where Clyde resided for two and a half seasons as plans were developed and implemented to build a new home in Cumbernauld. All rights reserved. You can also visit the official online shop. The Inter-Cities Fairs Cup had a rule that stipulated only one team per city could enter. [83] Despite now having a settled home at Broadwood Stadium the nickname lives on in terracing songs, supporters buses and supporters football teams. A grandstand seating of 1500 was nearing completion and embankment works around the pitch were well underway. An attendance of 10,000 witnessed a goalless draw and return gate receipts of 203. All content Airdrieonians Football Club. This page displays a detailed overview of the club's current squad. [79][80][81], The club's nickname, "The Bully Wee", is of uncertain origin although the club themselves have advanced three theories.[82]. However, given the success and promotion of Partick Thistle to the Scottish Premiership, and Clyde's recent relegation to the Scottish League Two, such derby games have become a rarity in past years. The Premier Division was introduced ahead of the season 197576 as the new top division, with inclusion based upon league position. [111] The club were forced to scrap their youth academy from under 11 to under 17 levels in 2015 citing a reduction in funding from the Scottish FA, with the under-20 side the only youth team remaining, which acts as a feeder to the first team for young players. Clyde, however, won 21. The club launched its official Hall of Fame in 2011, with five inaugural inductees. The team actually returned from the interval with the routine numbering of 111. They get a lot from it and it helps develop them steadily. Later on Joe Miller led the club to its first national cup final in 48 years, the Scottish Challenge Cup final in 2006. The Glasgow Charity Cup (in 1910) and Glasgow Cup (in 1914) were won for the first time. Transfers & rumours . [92] Due to Partick Thistle's promotion to Scotland's highest professional league, the Scottish Premiership, in the 2010s and Clyde's relegations to the lower leagues in the same period, matches between the two clubs became less common. Staff. In 1908, a group of 52,000 gathered for a game against Rangers, which remains Clyde's record home attendance to this day. A statement reads: "The task of finding a new permanent home for Clyde Football Club began in earnest in April of this year with the announcement that we would be departing Broadwood. Coaching Experience: UDC Coach, Washington Warthogs Assistant Coach, Washington Freedom Assistant Coach; Extensive youth coaching credentials, including VYSA 2011 Girls Coach of the Year, USYS 2011 Region I Coach of the Year, 13 State Cups, 3 Region I Championships, USYS Finalist, USYS National Championship (2007 MPS Freedom); VA/DC Hall of Fame. The club can confirm that Bob Malcolm has been named as Clyde's Assistant Manager. It would be the team's last 'major' cup success for the next sixty-six years. [46] In October 2014, the club were declared officially debt free, having accumulated an unsustainable debt of 1.4million as a result of the club's failed promotion bid to the SPL during season 200304, with the burden of debt having weighed heavily on the shoulders of the club for the next decade. The Reserve League set-up changed again in 1975 after a reorganisation of the 'senior' Scottish League into Premier-First-Second Divisions. The rivalry intensified when Thistle became Clyde's landlords at Firhill for five years in the 1980s. Clyde entered the final game of the season needing to better Morton's result to avoid getting forced into the playoffs. Domestic cup success came readily in the 1950s. The new Premier Reserve League was a mirror image of the new Scottish Premier Division in terms of membership. [91] When talking about a possible groundshare again, Partick Thistle chairman David Beattie said it would reignite the Glasgow-rivalry saying "the healthy rivalry between ourselves and the Bully Wee is historical". Despite this they run weekly sessions, compete in two national leagues and compete for the League cup and Scottish Cup. Ricard Segarra. . Competing largely as a part-time team, Clyde finished third behind the Old Firm clubs. Available for 79 (Inc VAT) or . The supporters of Clyde adopted this as a badge of honour and the "Gypsy Army" was born. [129] The Clyde team of season 196667 was inducted in 2014. [35] On Monday 5 April John McCormack was sacked by Clyde.[36]. As touched upon, the club are looking to make history and create what could be a once in a lifetime opportunity for these disability athletes. After both regional C Divisions got scrapped in June 1955, a new Scottish Reserve League started up. Celtic were such heavy favourites that the game was presented as a gentle introduction for their new signing, Roy Keane. Clyde FC still have a vacancy within our new coaching team , We have had a terrific response to all our adverts so far but still require to fill this vacancy as soin as we can , to allow us tobmove on and start building our squad and prepair for the new season . Greece. For further information on the board of directors, see the Board section. A crowd of over 68,000 gathered for the replay, with the same Clyde line up, a Tommy Ring goal was enough to win a more open affair. [38] They finished 10th in the Third Division, which at 42nd and last place overall is the lowest position in the Scottish league system. [54] Another option was to move back to Rutherglen and develop the Clyde Gateway Stadium in a ground-sharing agreement. Transfer record . [120], The Lanarkshire FA started the Lanarkshire Supercounty Trophy for all four senior Lanarkshire clubs' under-17 teams in 2013. [64] The match was switched to Recreation Park for the second successive home game after a pitch inspection carried out earlier in the week by the SFL decided that the pitch was not at the stage of completion as expected. Despite further opposition pressure before the interval, Martin doubled the lead with an opportunistic strike after the break. The move was largely financed by the club becoming incorporated and issuing shares in "The Clyde Football Club Limited". [12][11], Clyde (Brown; Kirk and Hickie; Beaton, Falloon and Weir; Robertson and Gillies; Martin; Noble and Wallace) faced Motherwell, who had scored the most goals on route to the final, in front of 94,000 at Hampden on 22 April 1939. [17], The 1950s began with relegation from Division A in 195051, but returned as Division B champions in 195152. Transfers & rumours . Founded 1877 Address Ardgoil Drive G68 9NE Cumbernauld Country Scotland Phone +44 (1236) 451 511 Fax +44 (1236) 733 490 E-mail info@clydefc.co.uk Clyde FC. The competition for the best club teams in Europe will see the inclusion of the first ever Scottish team, Cumbernaulds very own Clyde Alba. Clyde Football Club is a Scottish semi-professional football club who play in Scottish League One.Formed in 1877 at the River Clyde in Glasgow, the club host their home matches at New Douglas Park, having played at Broadwood Stadium from 1994 until 2022. Castlemilk Branch: Laura McCann (07776 406 730), Glasgow Branch: David Middleton (dgillndave@aol.com). But his players consider him to be one of the best, as his approach to coaching has changed their lives.Payton Manning said of Christensen, "He's one of my favorite coaches of all time," and Tom Brady, who Christensen currently coaches in Tampa Bay . The following year, Clyde finished 3rd in League Two but got beaten in the playoff final. After producing a wonderful season of football that has marked the high tide in the club's fortunes to date, European football will forever love denying itself. Transfers & rumours . [23], As the 1960s came to a close, Clyde was competing rather comfortably in the top division. To advertise on the Clyde FC Official Website, please, Visit the Show Racism the Red Card website, Visit the Glasgow Football Association website, Visit the Scottish Football Association website, Visit the Scottish Professional Football League website. Season 1971/1972. Players are alphabetically ordered by nationality, forenames, and lastly surnames. The club negotiated a groundshare with Alloa to use Recreation Park for the club's first home game of the 201213 season,[61] a first round Challenge Cup match against Partick Thistle. There were several seasons when not all clubs took part. [60] The Bully Wee won 20 in front of 65,000, with goals from Ring and Currie. Huddersfield won 32. ASSISTANT GOALKEEPING COACH. Both tournaments featured teams from the East End of Glasgow. Due to the number of years the club spent homeless, rival fans called Clyde fans "gypsies" as a slur. The club then moved across the river to build a new stadium, which would be known as Shawfield Stadium. [2], Paddy Travers is the club's most successful manager with two Scottish Cup final wins in 1939 (40 v Motherwell) and 1955 (10 v Celtic after a replay), losing a third final in between in 1949 (14 v Rangers). The team achieved its highest league placing in the top division, which was third-place, in three separate seasons and under three different managers; Walter Jack in 190809 (three points behind champions Celtic), Alex Maley in 191112 (nine points behind champions Rangers), and Davie White in 196667 (twelve points behind champions Celtc). Formed in 1877 at the River Clyde in Glasgow, the club host their home matches at New Douglas Park, having played at Broadwood Stadium from 1994 until 2022. MAILING LIST. A crowd of 10,000 saw the first match at Shawfield against Celtic. The club first joined the Scottish Reserve League in 1909-10 and found the first few years of competing in the league though. HEAD GOALKEEPING COACH. However, by 2020 they found themselves in the same division (Scottish League One) once again, with a revived version of the Glasgow Cup also offering more meetings. Laurie played with the Buddies for two seasons before returning to Raith Rovers in July 2005. Showing results for "Professor named Smith at Elementary School . Clyde FC. was a private members club more akin to a present-day golf or bowling club. It won the Scottish Programme of the Year Award every season from 199596 to 200607, and again in 200809. It was the then Clyde and SFL chairman John McMahon who donated the trophy that is still awarded to the winners of the competition to this day. [103] There was an under-18 team until 2003, when it made way for under-17 and under-19 teams. Matches are normally against the supporter's teams of the opposition facing the first team on the same day. By 1898, Barrowfield became too small in capacity to deal with the large crowds of spectators. The sport in general has national leagues all around the world and hosts European cups & World cups. Laurie played a season at Kirkcaldy then moved to Coaching Staff Read More Documentary evidence from the SFA and indeed match reports in the Glasgow press clearly show it all began in 1877, and the thread continues unbroken to this day. Clyde lost the first leg 21 and at 31 down in the home second leg looked as good as relegated. [11], Relegated in 192324, Clyde spent two seasons playing teams like Armadale, Arthurlie, Bathgate, Bo'ness, Broxburn, and King's Park until promotion (and another Glasgow Cup) in 192526. With the help of Football Trust backing, two modern stands began to emerge during the early 1990s. Powerchair football is a international disability sport for individuals in motorised wheelchairs. Large swathes of housing in Bridgeton, Dalmarnock, Gorbals, Oatlands and Rutherglen were being demolished with the inhabitants decanted away to other parts of the city and beyond. However early results were not good, and the board appointed Neil Watt as Director of Football and John McCormack as first team coach. The club secured a deal with the British Oxygen Company. It wasn't until season 197980 when Clyde gained membership to re-enter a reserve team in the Scottish Reserve League. Aberdeen provided Clyde's semi-final opponents. Appointed Contract expires Last club; Jim Duffy: Manager: 63: Nov 8, 2022 . It is fantastic to train in the professional setting of Broadwood Stadium and the support of Barry and his coaching staff at Clyde. Runners up behind champions Rangers in 194041 (by three points), the team would continue to perform relatively well in warttime competitions. To take part in the Champions Cup in Geneva, Switzerland it is estimated that as a club we will have to fundraise around 20,000 to make the players dreams a reality. On 14 August of that year, Clyde history was made when Michael Doherty became the youngest person ever to play for Clyde in a competitive match,[31] a feat later broken by Connor Stevenson in a league match at Palmerston on 25 April 2009.[32]. We are around one month into fundraising and are between 10-15% of the final total. Squad Clyde FC. All six clubs (Celtic, Clyde, Partick Thistle, Queen's Park, Rangers and Third Lanark) were more often than not resident in Division One. This included a run of 11 successive wins (scoring 29 goals in that run).[93]. It won the inaugural Scottish Divisional Programme Best Design of the Year Award for season 201112. Malky Thomson was originally named as Ferguson's number two, but was subsequently unable to commit the required time to fulfil the role. Alloa Athletic FC players Andrew Wilson and Calum Waters, and Clyde FC's Mark McMillan, are all students of HNC Coaching and Developing Sport. In the event, a draw with Ayr United and a home loss to Inverness Caledonian Thistle meant that Clyde missed out on promotion. He joined the club from the . [16], The route to the 195455 Final began with three straight home victories in the competition against Albion Rovers (30), Raith Rovers (31) and Falkirk (50). Two years in the top division until another relegation in 197475 would be their last in the top division to date. Meanwhile, off the park, financial problems were once again apparent. 1,393 followers. Tom Elliott who heads up the Community Foundation is enthusiastic about the programme. Hendry resigned in January 2008, due to family reasons. It meant that the club missed out on a unique League and Cup double after they captured the Scottish 2nd XI Cup for the first time that season. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. However UEFA denied this argument citing Clyde's non-membership of the Lanarkshire FA and their participation in the Glasgow Cup. Statistician: Sean Hart. A company offered to lease Shawfield in 1926 and also give a percentage of the gate money to Clyde, but animal racing was forbidden in the deeds of Shawfield and the League was dead set against the sport in general.
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