While legal proceedings were ongoing, Bosman's career took a nosedive.
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Facebook shares took a nosedive, deepening the tech index's losses.
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Trump voters' opinions of the NFL in general took a nosedive.
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Amazon took a nosedive after reporting a less profitable quarter than expected.
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The company's business in China took a nosedive starting last fall, however.
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Justin Timberlake's experiment with country music took a nosedive with "The Hard Stuff."
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Despite the optimistic calls from J.P. Morgan, the market took a nosedive Thursday.
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Earlier this week tech stocks, and especially cloud and SaaS stocks, took a nosedive.
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Stock futures took a nosedive Sunday evening after President Trump renewed tariff threats against China.
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Everything took a nosedive, except for Hillary Clinton's bank account — which swelled to new highs.
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As a result, demand for crude shipment took a nosedive in February, the company said.
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Shares of furniture retailer-turned-cryptocurrency company Overstock took a nosedive following the SEC news.
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Nine months later, the stock market tanked and the nation took a nosedive into depression.
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Would that count as success even if other areas of your life took a nosedive?
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World markets took a nosedive, the pound dropped in value, and the UK's credit outlook suffered.
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Over the last several months, consumption took a nosedive in part because inflation was so high.
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Financial stocks took a nosedive on Tuesday, but that didn't scare off Cramer from the group.
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"Unauthorized streaming took a nosedive with the coming of Netflix and similar streaming services," Fewer added.
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The stock market took a nosedive, yet during the same period, the value of bitcoin went up.
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Financial stocks took a nosedive on Tuesday, but that didn't scare off Jim Cramer from the group.
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Viewers freaked out, ratings took a nosedive, and the hair faux pas became a pop culture punchline.
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The environment for journalists took a nosedive as the country's civil crisis broke out in April 933.
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Tech stocks took a nosedive after disappointing results from Texas Instruments and AT&T, CNN's parent company.
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As you may have noticed if you care anything about the public markets, they took a nosedive today.
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As demand for bonds grew the 10-year Treasury yield took a nosedive on Wednesday, sinking below 1.63%.
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Stock markets took a nosedive early Friday after Trump doubled down on the tariffs and his protectionist rhetoric.
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Spanish publishers eventually felt the cost of their divorce from Google, however, as news website traffic took a nosedive.
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However, it took a nosedive in 2008, crashing with the rest of the market as the financial crisis hit.
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Advanced Micro Devices, the year's best-performing technology stock, got pummeled Monday as the entire tech sector took a nosedive.
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Between February and March, organic search traffic to that and other IBT properties took a nosedive, according to the employees.
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Tesla's stock price took a nosedive this week after the company's second-quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street expectations.
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Responsys' stock later took a nosedive and Springer helped orchestrate the company's subsequent $1.5 billion sale to Oracle Corp in 2013.
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The US fertility rate took a nosedive in the 1970s and has fluctuated since, dropping again in 2008 during the recession.
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Anthony's assist rate took a nosedive last season, dropping from 21 and 14.1 percent in the previous two years to 6.1.
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But Tesla shares took a nosedive in after-hours trading after CEO Elon Musk cut off analysts during a bizarre earnings call.
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Shares of Tesla took a nosedive Monday after CEO Elon Musk once again came under fire for a string of controversial tweets.
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Shares in Tesla took a nosedive in after-hours trading today as Elon Musk cut off analysts during a first-quarter earnings call.
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But the damage is done and Supermicro shares took a nosedive, dropping more than 41 percent right after the initial report was published.
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Without homeowners association fees and more expensive utilities, their monthly expenses took a nosedive — and they can still entertain friends in the new house.
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Seven years later, it took a nosedive when the Israeli military invaded many of the West Bank's major cities that were under Palestinian jurisdiction.
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Venezuela's already strained relations with the United States took a nosedive this year with Washington imposing various sanctions against President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government.
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Stocks took a nosedive for the 2nd consecutive day on Wednesday and the Dow and S&P fell for the 4th time in 5 sessions.
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Shares of AMC took a nosedive on Wednesday after the company reported a $178 million loss and 4.4 percent decline in the U.S. box office.
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Shares of Alphabet took a nosedive after the company's weaker-than-expected earnings report last Thursday, sinking even more at the start of this week.
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After the 2011 revolution and increase in terror attacks, Egypt's tourism industry, which was a major source of revenue for the country, took a nosedive.
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As user "RigacciOrg" described in a Reddit post, their mining performance took a nosedive after they pushed a Linux kernel update that included the Meltdown patch.
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When her libido took a nosedive, so did her partner's; "it became a feedback loop of problems," exacerbating issues they were already having in their relationship.
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Commodity-based currencies such as the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian dollars also took a nosedive on the back of another slide in Chinese stock markets .
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The company's shares took a nosedive of more than 40% during midday trading on the announcement, while its shares are down roughly 62% year to date.
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That became clear when the site closed in January and the price of BitConnect Coin took a nosedive, wiping out about $240 billion in value almost overnight.
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The stock market took a nosedive Tuesday afternoon as investors started to reconsider the trade-war ceasefire that the White House claimed to have reached with China.
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Several flight deck instrument panels, along with the overhead console and wiring, sustained damage after the aircraft took a nosedive during landing, but luckily there were no injuries.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields dropped to the lowest since December 2017 as equities around the world took a nosedive on concerns about the U.S.-China trade spat.
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Job numbers between the mainland and Puerto Rico trended alongside each other until the recession, when Puerto Rico took a nosedive that it still has not recovered from.
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But what Trump didn't say ... the ratings on his show took a nosedive and in his last season, 2 years ago, he scored right around a 6 rating.
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Read More Cramer: Why Williams-Sonoma took a nosedive It seems to Cramer these days that with so much negative news surrounding Apple, the stock refuses to plummet.
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Glenview has owned shares in the company since 2012, riding the stock up to a September 1.73 peak of $63.50 per share, before the stock took a nosedive.
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Still, it appeared Wall Street wasn't swayed by Musk's words and Tesla's stock took a nosedive Thursday, down more than 7 percent at the open on Wall Street.
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The S&P 500 Index S&P took a nosedive in February, erasing nearly all the gains it made in January to end the quarter up just 0.3 percent.
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Sales took a nosedive, though, after a public relations crisis that ensued after it was reported nearly a year ago that Schnatter used the n-word on a conference call.
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The Big Apple was leading the Outlook in such investment in 2018, but it then dropped an astounding 25 positions as the extraordinary increases of previous years took a nosedive.
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He said those restrictions will also apply to the "tremendous amounts of trade and cargo" that come from Europe, but later hastily walked those comments back after global stocks took a nosedive.
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In subsequent interviews, creator Mike Fleiss focused on the fallout — the season's ratings took a nosedive, losing a million viewers — rather than the way the show itself was part of the problem.
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Ms Kelly's victory followed two terms of Sam Brownback, whose popularity, much like Mr Jindal's, took a nosedive as the effect of his tax cuts on the government's ability to function became clear.
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A seagull took a nosedive into a giant vat of chicken tikka masala at a food factory in Wales on Monday and came out looking like Meryl Streep doing Trump cosplay, the Guardian reports.
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After years of growth, Macau suddenly took a nosedive in 403 when the Chinese government cracked down on corruption, which brought a halt to soft briberies like Macau junkets, which were lucrative for casinos.
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After years of growth, Macau suddenly took a nosedive in 2014 when the Chinese government cracked down on corruption, which brought a halt to soft briberies like Macau junkets, which were lucrative for casinos.
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Boomers support for legalized weed peaked in the 1970s, the Pew Research Center noted in its 2015 report, but took a nosedive when the federally-led "War On Drugs" ramped up in the '80s.
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That fear in financial markets was clear on Monday, when world stocks took a nosedive to a two-year low as a surge in virus infections outside mainland China fueled fears of a global pandemic.
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That fear in financial markets was clear on Monday, when world stocks took a nosedive to a two-year low as a surge in virus infections outside mainland China fuelled fears of a global pandemic.
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That fear in financial markets was clear on Monday, when world stocks took a nosedive to a two-year low as a surge in virus infections outside mainland China fuelled fears of a global pandemic.
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Who's most at risk for unintended pregnancies The current study found the unintended pregnancy rate took a nosedive among women of all ages, including those 20 to 24 years of age, who have the highest rate.
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Not so steady May's campaign took a nosedive when the Conservatives announced controversial plans on the care of the elderly last month – branded a "dementia tax" by opponents – leading her to tweak the policy days later.
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So when oil prices suddenly took a nosedive, it helped trigger a crisis that saw the nation transform from a regional powerhouse into a failing — if not failed — state in a staggeringly short amount of time.
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Political relations between Canada and the U.S. took a nosedive this weekend as President Trump and his advisors piled on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for remarks he made during the G7 Summit about a brewing trade war.
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Trade relations, already frayed by U.S. President Donald Trump's plans to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), took a nosedive last week when the U.S. Commerce Department slapped anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets.
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Burton's films arguably took a nosedive once he started getting a larger budget to make them — all spectacle, little heart or soul — and this new version of Dumbo feels eerily like an attempt to apologize for his later, passionless work.
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Strained relations between the U.S. and Canada took a nosedive after the June Group of 7 summit in Quebec, which led to name-calling and accusations by President Donald Trump and a sharp rebuttal by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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After sales "took a nosedive" around Thanksgiving, it may take three quarters for gun owners to use up ammunition they stockpiled before the election and return to normal buying, Vista Outdoors Chief Financial Officer Stephen Nolan told analysts at an event on Tuesday.
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Kelly Loeffler and others are also facing questions about why they were selling stocks last month, before the stock market took a nosedive as the outbreak spread across the US and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost roughly 30% of its value.
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Since mid-March the S&P 500 has risen nearly 4 percent, while the VIX has bounced around within a five-point range in the same time frame — and is more than 50 percent off its highs from February, when the market took a nosedive.
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A redesign last May that users very vocally despised did little to curry back favor with investors, and when the company failed to report significant new generators of ad revenue or user growth in that same quarter, stock prices took a nosedive yet again.
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After a massive surge in popularity—in 2000, Atari owned 225 percent of the video game market—Atari took a nosedive in 23 when it bought too many 21980K cartridges and was forced to dump over 14 truckloads of gaming equipment into a landfill in New Mexico.
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Roxanne Roxanne Writer-director Michael Larnell retells of the life of Roxanne Shanté Gooden, the original queen of battle rapping whose career took a nosedive after an exhilarating brush with fame, as a (mostly) feel-good music biopic, slickly produced with help of Pharrell Williams and Forest Whitaker.
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Trump's top economic advisor said the president doesn't want to appear weak to North Korea Trump's top economic advisor said the president doesn't want to appear weak to North Korea Political relations between Canada and the U.S. took a nosedive this weekend as President Trump and his advisors piled on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for remarks he made during the G73 Summit about a brewing trade war.
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This earned him a promotion to the Triple-A Evansville Triplets. His numbers there took a nosedive, batting just .222 in 50 games, although his power numbers were still decent, with 6 home runs. Stegman returned to Evansville for , this time batting .
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Mama died in hospital after the shooting. It was believed that Gqozo was Mama's bodyguard, a job that he started after his finances took a nosedive. He was hospitalised again after burning his hands and face. This time, he had mistakenly refilled a heater with petrol instead of paraffin which burst into flames.
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Boyko Borisov and Angela Merkel During Borisov's second government, the business climate and promised reforms took a nosedive. "Reforms failed to get off the ground, in particular, changes to the justice system and plans to help cash-strapped schools and the creaking health care system". Additionally, Bulgaria's parliament rejected an anti-corruption law. The cultivation of genetically modified crops was banned in 2015.
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With a decimated roster, the NL Giants finished a distant sixth. Attendance took a nosedive, and the financial strain affected Day's tobacco business as well. The Players' League dissolved after the single season, and Day sold a minority interest in his NL Giants to the defunct PL Giants' principal backer, Edward Talcott. As a condition of the sale, Day had to fire Mutrie as manager.
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Later in 1984, the Hogarth-penned "Listen" was released as a single. A free promo single, "Acid Rain", was released to promote their second studio album (the third overall), Recurring Dreams, which became available in October 1984. Hogarth sang lead vocals on five of the eight tracks. When the Managing Director of A&M; left the company a day after the release of the album, promotion took a nosedive.
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May 24, 26, 31, June 9 and 18, 1955. Washington, DC: GPO, 1955. One of a set of ten Tijuana bibles issued in 1936 obscenely lampooning Wallis Simpson Millions of Tijuana bibles were printed and sold in the 1930s, the heyday of the bibles. But the number of new Tijuana bible titles being produced took a nosedive at the beginning of World War II, and the industry never recovered.
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The team also featured stars Paul Evans, Dwight Foster and Doug Risebrough, but lost to the Peterborough Petes in the second round of the playoffs. Things took a nosedive for the team in the 1974-75 season as the club would finish dead last in the league and 20 points out of a playoff spot with a record of 17-47-6. Despite their last place finish, the Rangers would host the Memorial Cup that season as no host team was in place.
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His first Warner album was One Trick Pony (1980), which accompanied the movie of the same name, which Simon wrote and starred in. The single "Late in the Evening" was a major hit (#6) but the album was not a big seller. His next album, Hearts and Bones (1983) was well received by critics but neither it nor the lead single "Allergies" made the chart and Simon's career took a nosedive and it was several more years before the label's patience eventually paid off.
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Most of that was due to the re-emergence of Boomer Esiason, who the Bengals reacquired in the offseason and who replaced a largely ineffective Blake with five games left in the season. Esiason won four of those starts, with his only loss coming in a game against the Philadelphia Eagles where he threw four touchdown passes only to be beat on a late field goal. Esiason threw 13 touchdown passes against two interceptions in his limited action. Although Scott and Pickens' receiving statistics went down considerably- Scott led the team with 54 catches and 797 yards, while Pickens only managed 52 catches in 695 yards while missing four games- the offense found a new star in emerging rookie running back Corey Dillon, who amassed over 1,100 yards despite only making six total starts. The 1998 Bengals took a nosedive, finishing at 3-13. Coslet elected to give the starting job to veteran Neil O'Donnell, who had just been released from a multimillion-dollar long term deal he'd signed with the Jets prior to the 1996 season.
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In the Nineties, Yoakam had been a musician who dabbled in movies, but by 2000 he was absorbed in a film project of his own called South of Heaven - West of Hell. This left his music career in the lurch in the latter part of the decade, with his releases becomng more sporadic. Yoakam and producer-guitarist Pete Anderson had helped revitalize the genre of country music in the late Eighties and early Nineties, scoring a triple platinum high point with This Time in 1993. However, with the release of Gone in 1995, Yoakam’s commercial stock took a nosedive, and his growing preoccupation with acting left Anderson perplexed, with the producer later reflecting in 2003: While Yoakam nursed his acting bug, country radio’s youth-obsessed fixation continued and the singer developed a strained relationship with his label Reprise. The sole hit during this period was a cover of the Queen song “Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” which hit #12 on the country singles chart and rose to #64 on Billboard’s Hot 100.
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During all this ownership upheaval there was a merry-go-round of managers over the next few years. The club appointed George Wakeling from Bromley early in 1999. He persuaded former England international Paul Parker to take on the role of Director of football. The league engaged in another reorganising and renaming exercise for 1999–2000 and Ashford now competed as a Southern League, Division One Eastern team. Wakeling had the team topping the league table in the autumn of 1999 as the side lost just once in 18 league matches. This unbeaten run included an Ashford Town record of eight straight league wins from 16 October 1999 to 13 November 1999, scoring 21 goals, whilst conceding only four. This winning streak equalled a previous run of wins under Neil Cugley, however the Cugley run was over two seasons, after the side won the opening game of season 1995–96, having won the last seven at the end of season 1994–95. Things then took a nosedive for Messrs Wakeling & Parker, amidst all the turmoil of the takeover and after a run of just one win in seven and the pair were duly sacked on 10 January 2000.
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