Dawes

Poor Dawes is devoted to you; would do anything for you!'

Dawes to Brundage, 12 March 1949, Box 53, Reel 32, ABC, ICOSA.

The second-half started in similar vein to the first with Loughborough Uni on the front foot as Dawes ran through the middle and put his low shot just wide, then he sent over a dangerous cross that had to be headed behind by a defender.

Charlton Athletic Women tweeted: "Everyone at Charlton Athletic Women is saddened to hear the news that former player Jordan Dawes has passed away today.

Dawes began as a smalltime thug in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire but became known as "The One" as his empire grew.

Dawes used a network of corrupt government and law officials to move huge amounts of drugs around the world and hid his millions in a labyrinth of untraceable offshore accounts.

Dawes will be directly responsible for the management and development of ICTSI's Asia Pacific portfolio outside of the Philippines.

So much so that Ross Reyburn entitled his book on the great centre "'The man who changed the world of rugby, John Dawes, and the legendary 1971 British Lions".

A supreme tactician blessed with the ability to analyse play as it unfolded and change his side's play accord-ingly, Dawes was also a beautiful passer of the ball.

Rhodri Dawes, grandson of John Dawes, is now playing for London Welsh

'The board of directors has approved the resignation and Dawes shall be relieved from the services from November 1, 2018', Salalah Port Services Company said in a filing to the Muscat Securities Market.

While Dawes draws on characters, voices, and places from Wilson's work, he artfully reinvents them by drawing on his personal experience and adding other spatial frameworks and other resonances such as blues and reggae music as well as references from the Bible.