#larry lloyd

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Ray Clemence despeja ante la mirada del delantero del Arsenal John Radford y los defensores del Liverpool Larry Lloyd y Alec Lindsay en Noviembre de 1970.

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THE FA 150TH ANNIVERSARY MAP

The Football Association and London Underground have teamed up to create a reworked Tube map to mark their joint 150th anniversaries.

As with most maps there's a tendency to dial in first on the familiar, our former tube stops have the makings of a pretty formidable looking 8-aside team. As Stepney Green becomes Larry Lloyd, Mile End David Platt, Bethnal Green Bryan Robson, Whitechapel Brede Hangeland, Arsenal Jack Wilshere,  Finsbury Park Theo Walcott, East Putney Paul McGrath, with Clapham Common’s “Big” Joe Corrigan in goal.

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Jackson County's Best and Brightest Profile: Larry Lloyd

For Jackson Magazine's Best and Brightest Young Adults June issue Not many people can say their job title fits their life ambitions to a tee. Count 30-year old Larry Lloyd among the select few. Lloyd is the Community Empowerment Director for the South Central Michigan Chapter of the American Red Cross, and his words and ways speak to a life of service and commitment to enabling others. The Albion College graduate spent more than four years as a U.S. Army Sergeant, leading the heavy weapons section of an air assault infantry company, and he currently serves as a reserve. In Jackson he is also focused on changing and saving lives. He identifies sponsors and sites for blood drives, manages Red Cross volunteers and trains local businesses about life-saving skills and techniques. “My work with the Red Cross has continually shown that if Jackson has a challenge put before it, the community will overwhelm you with its response,” Lloyd said. In his free time Lloyd is on the board of the Gerald Ford Institute at Albion College, a group that ensures future generations strive to give back to the community, and he is active on the Catholic Charities Senior Issues Advisory Council. He also dabbles in politics as a member of the Greater Jackson Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee and he enjoys being a chairperson for the Fund Development Committee of the Michigan Theatre Board of Directors. Lloyd said he loves Jackson because of the art community, its parks and it’s blue-collar attitude, but more people need to develop an entrepreneurial spirit. “We need a community that cries out for people of ambition and sets a framework, through nonprofits and government action, that encourages ambition.”