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Essex Senior League is Sanctioned by The Football Association and has eighteen member clubs.
The league has produced many teams that can be seen higher up the pyramid as well as providing many happy days for the 1000's of people who have watched football within our league.
ESL Leading Scorers 2010-2011 Season
Dan Cornwell ( Stansted ) 6
Wesley Hause (Mauritius Sports)5
Dwight Gayle ( Stansted) 5
Wes Borghys ( Enfield 1893 ) 5
Marlon Agard (Mauritius Sports) 4
Billy Pike (Barkingside) 4
Courtney Linton(Eton Manor) 4
Chris Stowe(Enfield) 4
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League Champions:Stansted.
Gordon Brasted Winners: Bethnal Green United. League Cup Winners: Bethnal Green United
Saturday 25th September
7-1 Barking v Southend Manor
0-4 Clapton v Basildon United
1-1 Enfield 1893 v Burnham Ramblers
0-1 Hullbridge Sports v London APSA
3-1 Mauritius Sports v Bowers & Pitsea
1-1 Stansted v Bethnal Green United
4-0 Witham Town v Sawbridgeworth Town
Saturday 18th September
6 2 AFC Dunstable v Barkingside
1 2 Ampthill Town v Takeley
1 3 Basildon United v Baldock Town
2 3 Berkhamstef v Eton Manor
0 3 Biggleswade Utd v Barking
2 0 Binfield v Bethnal Green Utd
0 1 Bowers & Pitsea v Wantage Town
2 0 Hullbridge Sports v Hayes Gate
2 1 London APSA v Sandhurst Town
3 1 Newbury Town v Southend Manor
4 0 Newport Pagnall Town v Clapton
2 3 Sawbridgeworth Town v Shrivenham
1 4 Burnham Ramblers v Stansted
2 2 Enfield 1893 v Witham Town
Monday 13th September
F.A. Cup [First Round Qualifying - Replay] Bethnal Green United v Harlow Town
Premier Division
3-2 Eton Manor v Mauritius Sports
Saturday 11th September
FA Cup
0-3 Burnham Ramblers v Chesham United
1-1 Harlow Town v Bethnal Green United
Premier Division
1-1 Barking v Takeley
3-3 Hullbridge Sports v Barkingside
2-0 London APSA v Clapton
6-0 Mauritius Sports v Basildon Utd
0-4 Sawbridgeworth Twn v Eton Manor
0-3 Southend Manor v Stansted
0-0 Witham Town v Bowers & Pitsea
Tuesday, 07 September 2010
0 3 Barking v Eton Manor
4 1 Stansted v Mauritius Sports Association
Saturday, 04 September 2010
1 0 Bethnal Green United v Hullbridge Sports
5 1 Burnham Ramblers v Takeley
3 0 Enfield 1893 v Bowers & Pitsea
2 1 London APSA v Barking
Wednesday, 01 September 2010
2 0 Bowers & Pitsea v Basildon United
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Premier Division
Barking v Eton Manor
Clapton v Bethnal Green United
Sawbridgeworth Town v London APSA
Southend Manor v Hullbridge Sports
p-p Stansted v Mauritius Sports Ass
Takeley v Enfield 1893
Saturday August 28
FA Cup Preliminary Round
0-1 Barking v Redbridge
3-2 Aylesbury United v Eton Manor
5-1 Burnham Ramblers v Haringey Borough
1-3 Kentish Town v Bethnal Green United
4-3 North Greenford United v Bowers & Pitsea
0-4 Southend Manor v Brentwood Town
0-0 Witham Town v Ilford
ESL Premier Division
1-8 Clapton v Stansted
2-2 Hullbridge Sports v Mauritius Sports
League Cup Group D
4-0 Basildon United v Sawbridgeworth Tn
Tuesday, 24 August
League Cup Group B
5-2 Mauritius Sports Association v Barking
League Cup Group C
3-0 Enfield 1893 v Burnham Ramblers
League Cup Group D
0-0 Basildon United v Takeley
League Cup Group F
5-1 Southend Manor v London APSA
Saturday August 21
2-2 Basildon United v Barkingside
1-1 Bowers & Pitsea v London APSA
1-2 Burnham Ramblers v Barking
2-2 Eton Manor v Southend Manor
1-4 Hullbridge Sports v Enfield 1893
1-2 Sawbridgeworth Tn v Mauritius Sports
0-3 Takeley v Bethnal Green Utd
5-0 Witham Town v Clapton
Saturday August 14
Saffron Walden Town v Mauritius Sports
Clapton v Stanway Rovers
Burnham Ramblers v Hoddesdon Town
Bethnal Green United v Basildon United
Bowers & Pitsea v Dunstable Town
Takeley v Hertford Town
Cockfosters v Hullbridge Sports
Witham Town v Wembley
Tring Athletic v Enfield 1893
London APSA v Halstead Town
Eton Manor v Bedford
Barkingside v Southend Manor
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Hadley v Barking 1:00 PM
Kentish Town v Stansted 3:00 PM
Tuesday August 10
League Cup Group A
Witham Town v Bethnal Green United
League Cup Group B
Barking v Mauritius Sports Association
League Cup Group C
Burnham Ramblers v Bowers & Pitsea
League Cup Group D
Sawbridgeworth Town v Basildon United
League Cup Group E
Clapton v Barkingside
League Cup Group F
Hullbridge Sports v Southend Manor
Saturday August 7
0-1 Barking v Enfield 1893
0-2 Basildon United v Stansted
1-1 Bowers & Pitsea v Bethnal Green United
0-2 Clapton v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Mauritius Sports v Hullbridge Sports
0-2 Takeley v Eton Manor
2-1 Witham Town v Barkingside
Early Important dates that may interest clubs for 2010-2011
Bank Holiday Monday May 3rd
League Cup Final @ Bowers & Pitsea FC
1-4 Burnham Ramblers v Bethnal Green
Thursday 29th April
3-1 Clapton v Basildon United
Wednesday 28th April
2-2 Barkingside v Witham Town
3-2 Eton Manor v London APSA
0-1 Hullbridge Sports v Takeley
Tuesday 27th April
1-3 Basildon United v Stansted
1-5 Mauritius Sports v Burnham Ramblers
Monday 26th April
1-1 Hullbridge Sports v Barking
Saturday 24th April
3-0 Barking v Mauritius Sports Ass
5-2 Barkingside v Hullbridge Sports
2-2 Burnham Ramblers v Southend Manor
0-3 Clapton v Takeley
1-2 Sawbridgeworth Town v London APSA
4-0 Stansted v Bowers & Pitsea
1-3 Tiptree United v Enfield 1893 10-0 Witham Town v Basildon United
Thursday 22nd April
3-1 Hullbridge Sports v Basildon United
2-1 Southend Manor v London APSA
0-2 Takeley v Burnham Ramblers
1-1 Tiptree United v Bethnal Green Utd
Wednesday 21st April
2-3 Eton Manor v Barkingside
Tuesday 20th Aptil
2-1 Barking v Southend Manor
2-1 Basildon United v Takeley
0-1 Enfield 1893 v Witham Town
4-1 Stansted v Bethnal Green United
1-2 Tiptree United v Bowers & Pitsea
Monday 19th April
1-1 Eton Manor v Hullbridge Sports
Saturday 17th April
p-p Basildon United v Stansted
0-3 Clapton v Southend Manor
3-3 Eton Manor v Bethnal Green United
1-0 Hullbridge Sports v Bowers & Pitsea
0-2 London APSA v Barking
0-1 Mauritius Sports Ass v Tiptree Utd
0-4 Sawbridgeworth Twn v Burnham
0-0 Takeley v Barkingside
Thursday 15th April
1-0 Barking v Bethnal Green United
4-2 Bowers & Pitsea v Eton Manor
3-0 London APSA v Basildon United
1-5 Sawbridgeworth T v Southend Manor
5-3 Tiptree United v Barkingside
Wednesday 14th April
3-2 Enfield 1893 v Burnham Ramblers
0-2 Takeley v Stansted
Tuesday 13th April
1-4 Southend Manor v Clapton
2-0 Witham Town v Barking
Monday 12th April
0-1 Barkingside v Bethnal Green United
1-3 Bowers & Pitsea v Takeley
4-0 Eton Manor v Tiptree United
0-1 Hullbridge Sports v Burnham Ramblers
Saturday 10th April
1-2 Barkingside v Clapton
1-0 Bethnal Green United vBowers & Pitsea
3-2 Enfield 1893 v Hullbridge Sports
1-3 Eton Manor v Witham Town
0-2 London APSA v Takeley
3-1 Southend Manor v Barking
2-1 Tiptree United v Stansted
Thursday 8th April
1-3 Bowers v Witham Town
1-1 Takeley v Sawbridgeworth Town
Wednesday 7th April
2-2 Bethnal Green Utd v Southend Manor
2-1 Eton Manor v Clapton
Tuesday 6th April
4-2 Burnham v Basildon Utd
2-0 Enfield 1893 v Barkingside
1-0 Hullbridge Sports v London APSA
Monday 5th April
0-3 Eton Manor v Barking
8-0 Stansted v Sawbridgeworth Town
5-0 Witham Town v Tiptree United
The Gorden Brasted Memorial Trophy
3pm Ko @ Burnham Ramblers FC
0-2 Takeley v Bethnal Green United
Saturday 3rd April
p-p Barkingside v Witham Town
0-4 Bowers & Pitsea v Enfield 1893
p-p Clapton v Basildon United
p-p Eton Manor v London APSA
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Barking
p-p Mauritius Sports v Burnham Ramblers
0-0 Southend Manor v Takeley
p-p Tiptree United v Bethnal Green Utd
Thursday 1st April
p-p Basildon United v Barkingside
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Takeley
Wednesday 31st March
5-3Bowers & Pitsea v Clapton
p-p Eton Manor v Tiptree United
Tuesday 30th March
p-p Barking v Stansted
p-p Basildon United v Barkingside
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Southend Manor v London APSA
Monday 29th March
6-0 Bethnal Green United v Clapton
1-0 Enfield 1893 v Takeley
Saturday 27th March
1-1 Barking v Barkingside
0-1 Basildon United v Southend Manor
2-0 Clapton v Mauritius Sports Ass
1-1 Stansted v Hullbridge Sports
3-1 Witham Town v London APSA
League Cup Semi Final - Second Legs
4-1 Burnham Ramblers v Eton Manor (6-2)
1-0 Bethnal Green United v Takeley (2-1)
Thursday 25th March
1-1 London APSA v Eton Manor
9-0 Stansted v Tiptree United
Wednesday 24th March
1-3 Barkingside v Barking
Tuesday 23rd March
1-2 Hullbridge Sports v Southend Manor
1-2 Sawbridgeworth Town v Basildon Utd
9-2 Stansted v Clapton
3-3 Takeley v Bethnal Green United
3-2 Witham Town v Bowers & Pitsea
Monday 22nd March
1-1 Barkingside v Burnham Ramblers
0-2 Enfield 1893 v London APSA
Saturday 20th March
0-2 Barking v Enfield 1893
2-0 Barkingside v Takeley
0-0 Basildon United v Mauritius Sports
1-2 Burnham Ramblers vBethnal Green Utd
2-2 Hullbridge Sports v Clapton
1-0 London APSA v Tiptree United
4-0 Southend Manor v Bowers & Pitsea
1-1 Witham Town v Eton Manor
Thursday 18th March
1-0 Bowers & Pitsea v Basildon United
League Cup Knock Out Stages
Semi Finals - First Legs
1-2 Eton Manor v Burnham Ramblers
1-1 Takeley v Bethnal Green United
Tuesday 16th March
3-2 Basildon United v Hullbridge Sports
2-2 Bowers & Pitsea v Burnham Ramblers
2-0 Clapton v Eton Manor
2-0 Takeley v Tiptree United
3-0 Witham Town v Southend Manor
Monday 15th March
1-2 Barkingside v London APSA
6-1 Bethnal Green U v Sawbridgeworth
2-4 Enfield 1893 v Stansted
Saturday 13th March
1-1 Bowers & Pitsea v Hullbridge Sports
1-3 Eton Manor v Basildon United
1-2 Mauritius Sports A v Barkingside
4-0 Stansted v London APSA
1-3 Tiptree United v Barking
The Gorden Brasted Memorial Trophy
Semi Finals
p-p Bethnal Green Utd v Southend Manor
1-1 Witham Town v Takeley(aet 2-3 pens)
Tuesday 9th March
6-0 Barking v Clapton
2-2 Basildon United v Bowers & Pitsea
3-0 Hullbridge Sports v Sawbridgeworth
1-1 Mauritius Sports Ass v London APSA
1-0 Takeley v Witham Town
3-1 Tiptree United v Southend Manor
Saturday 6th March
1-1 Barkingside v Enfield 1893
1-3 Basildon United v Barking
0-1 Bowers & Pitsea v Sawbridgeworth
2-2 Clapton v London APSA
0-2 Hullbridge Sports v Tiptree United
4-1 Southend Manor v Eton Manor
3-2 Stansted v Burnham Ramblers
6-1 Takeley v Mauritius Sports Ass
2-1 Witham Town v Bethnal Green United
Wednesday 3rd March
p-p Basildon United v Stansted
1-3 Bowers & Pitsea v Barking
3-4 Eton Manor v Burnham Ramblers
The Gorden Brasted Memorial Trophy
[Quarter Finals]
0-2 Barkingside v Bethnal Green United
4-0 Takeley v Sawbridgeworth Town
Tuesday 2nd March
0-2 Mauritius Sports Ass v Enfield 1893
p-p Southend Manor v Clapton
Saturday 27th February
3-3 Burnham Ramblers v Eton Manor
p-pEnfield 1893 v Stansted
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Basildon United
1-0 London APSA v Clapton
1-2 Mauritius Sports A v Bowers & Pitsea
1-1 Sawbridgeworth Town v Witham Town
p-p Tiptree United v Barkingside
League Cup Knock Out Stages
[Semi Final - First Leg]
p-p Takeley v Bethnal Green United
Wednesday 24th February
p-p Bowers & Pitsea v Basildon United
p-p Enfield 1893 v London APSA
p-p Eton Manor v Witham Town
Tuesday 23rd February
p-p Barking v Southend Manor
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Stansted v Tiptree United
The Gorden Brasted Memorial Trophy
Quarter final
p-p Takeley v Sawbridgeworth Town
Monday 22nd February
The Gorden Brasted Memorial Trophy
Quarter Final
p-p Barkingside v Bethnal Green United
Saturday 20th Feburary
p-p Barking v Bethnal Green United
p-p Basildon United v Takeley
p-p Bowers & Pitsea v Witham Town
0-5 Clapton v Enfield 1893
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Burnham Ramblers
0-2 London APSA v Barkingside
2-1 Sawbridgeworth Town v Eton Manor
6-0 Southend Manor v Tiptree United
5-1 Stansted v Mauritius Sports Ass
Thursday 18 February 2010
3-2 London APSA v Mauritius Sports Ass.
Wednesday 17 February 2010:
p-p Eton Manor v Hullbridge Sports
League Cup Quarter Final 2nd. Leg:
2-1 Bethnal Green Utd v Barkingside(5-4)
Tuesday 16 February 2010:
5-0 Burnham Ramblers v Clapton
p-p Sawbridgeworth Tn v Basildon United
p-p Tiptree United v Bowers & Pitsea
Monday 15 February 2010:
4-2 Barkingside v Southend Manor
Saturday, 13 February 2010
0-1 Barking v Sawbridgeworth Town
3-2 Barkingside v Bowers & Pitsea
3-2 Bethnal Green United v Basildon Utd
2-0 Enfield 1893 v Southend Manor
2-4 London APSA v Burnham Ramblers
1-0 Mauritius Sports v Hullbridge
1-2 Tiptree United v Clapton
3-0 Witham Town v Stansted
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Enfield 1893 v Bowers & Pitsea
Tuesday, 09 February 2010
p-p Barking v Stansted
2-2 Basildon United v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Sawbridgeworth
Monday 8 February 2010:
League Cup Quarter Final 1st. Leg:
3-3 Barkingside v Bethnal Green Utd
Saturday 6 February 2010:
p-p Basildon United v Stansted
1-1Bethnal Green United v Enfield 1893
p-p Bowers & Pitsea v Takeley
1-0 Burnham Ramblers v Barking
0-1 Clapton v Witham Town
p-p Eton Manor v Barkingside
p-p Hullbridge Sports v London APSA
6-1 Southend Manor v Mauritius Sports
3-2 Sawbridgeworth Town v Tiptree United
Thursday 4th. February 2010:
League Cup Quarter-Final Second Leg:
0-1 London APSA v Takeley
Wednesday 3 February 2010:
3-1Bethnal Green Utd v Hullbridge Sp
Tuesday 2 February 2010:
p-p Basildon United v Barkingside
0-2 Mauritius Sports Assoc v Barking
3-1 Sawbridgeworth Tn v Enfield 1893
League Cup Quarter Final 2nd. Leg:
1-4 Tiptree United v Eton Manor
4-1 Burnham Ramblers v Bowers & Pitsea
Saturday 30 January 2010:
p-p Barkingside v Bethnal Green Utd
0-2 Eton Manor v Enfield 1893
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Southend Manor
1-1 London APSA v Bowers & Pitsea
p-p Mauritius Sports v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Stansted v Clapton
p-p Takeley v Sawbridgeworth Tn
4-1Tiptree United v Basildon United
p-p Witham Town v Barking
Wednesday 27th January 2010:
3-3 Eton Manor v Bowers & Pitsea
Tuesday 26th January 2010:
1-1 Hullbridge Sports v Enfield 1893
1-0 Mauritius Sports Association v Clapton
1-4 Sawbridgeworth Town v Stansted
Gordon Brasted Quarter Final:
1-1(aet) Basildon United v Southend Manor
Southend Manor win on pens.
Monday 25th January 2010:
p-p Barkingside v Barking
Saturday 23rd January 2010:
4-1 Barking v Tiptree United
p-p Basildon United v Hullbridge Sports
3-0 Bethnal Green United v Mauritius
p-p Bowers & Pitsea v Clapton
2-3 Burnham Ramblers v Witham Town
p-p Enfield 1893 v Takeley
0-4 Sawbridgeworth Town v Barkingside
p-p Southend Manor v London APSA
3-1 Stansted v Eton Manor
Wednesday 20th January 2010:
3-2 Bethnal Green v Tiptree Utd
5-1 Bowers and Pitsea v Mauritus Sports
Tuesday 19th January 2010:
0-1 Barking v Burnham Ramblers
0-0 Southend Manaor v Stansted
Essex Senior Cup 5th Rd:
1-0 Dagenham and Redbridge v Hullbridge
Monday 18th January 2010:
p-p Barkingside v London APSA
Saturday 16th January 2010:
FA Vase 4th Round
0-7 Tiptree United v St. Ives Town
p-p Barking v Stansted
p-p Barkingside v Burnham Ramblers
p-p Clapton v Eton Manor
p-p Hullbridge Sports v Sawbridgeworth Tn
p-p London APSA v Basildon United
p-p Mauritius Sports Association v Enfield
p-p Takeley v Bethnal Green United
p-p Witham Town v Southend Manor
Midweek Fixtures all Postponed
Saturday 9th January 2010:
Bethnal Green Utd p-p Hullbridge Sports
Bowers & Pitsea p-p Barking
Burnham Ramblers p-p Clapton
Enfield 1893 p-p London APSA
Eton Manor p-p Tiptree United
Gordon Brasted Quarter Finals
Basildon United p-p Southend Manor
Takeley p-pSawbridgeworth Town
Back to league action this weekend with Barking the big winners on the day beating Southend Manor 7-1 at Mayersbrooke park Barkings Chaz Liddard netting no less than 6 times for the blues. Basildon and Witham town both recorded 4-0 wins against strugglers Clapton and Sawbridgeworth respectively. The other winners on the day were Mauritius Sports and London Apsa who both are much improved this season. The final two games both produced 1-1 draws for Enfield against Burnham and Bethnal Green and champions Stansted.
Saturday 11th September
The FACup was the focus of the day for Bethnal Green and Burnham with mixed fourtunes for both of our sides. Bethnal Green managed a good 1-1 draw away at Harlow and will replay at Mile End Monday night.
Burnham didnt fair as well going down 3-0 at home to Chesham United.
In the league it was a superb day for Mauritius Sports recording their biggest ever senior result winning 6-0 on their long awaited return to Home at Wadham Lodge. Debut boy Hause scoring no less than 5 of the goals.
Eton Manor kept up their early season form beating Sawbridgeworth 4-0. Champions Stansted completed a good week coming away from Southend Manor victors by 3 goals to nil. London Apsa another team who have started the season well eased past Clapton in the east end derby winning 2-0. The games at Barking, Witham and Hullbridge all produced draws.
Saturday 28th August
FA Cup weekend produced a mixed bag of results for our clubs. Big winners were Burnham Ramblers who were 5-0 up at half time against Haringey to eventually win out 5-1.
On sunday Bethnal Green booked a place in the next round with a 3-1 away win at Kentish Town. Witham have earnt a Wednesday replay at Ilford in a game the Town lads should have won at the 1st attempt.
Biggest crowd of the day was at Barking for the derby vs Redbridge but the 106 attendance were left mainly disapointed as the hosts lost by the odd goal losing 1-0.
The same margin of defeat fell to Bowers and also Eton Manor. The days biggest losers were Southend Manor against many peoples tip for the Ryman north as Brentwood cruised to a 4-0 victory.
In the league champions Stansted went to the top of the league with a 8-1 thrashing of Clapton at The Spotted Dog.
While at Lower road Mauritius took and early lead but eventually had to come back to share a point with Hullbridge.
Saturday 21 August
No less than 29 goals from eight games on Saturday with Witham showing the way beating Clapton 5-0 in front of the biggest crowd of the day 76. Enfield were also big winners on the road beating Hullbridge 4-1 at Lower Road. Bethnal Green many peoples tip for the title had a good away win at Takeley scoring 3 without reply.
It was a day for the away sides as Mauritius won 2-1 at Sawbridgeworth and Barking came away victors against Burnham at Leslie Field also by the same score. Three games ended all square at Basildon,Bowers and Eton Manor respectfully.
Saturday 7th August
So the season is underway and the opening day games didnt disappoint. Champions Stansted started off the defence of their title with a good 2-0 away win at Basildon on a superb surface at Gardeners Lane.
Witham last seasons runners up came out on top 2-1 against Barkingside in front of the days biggest crowd of 90. There were also opening day wins for Enfield,Burnham and Eton Manor. The other game ended up in a draw between Bowers and Bethnal Green 1-1.
Midweek will see the start of the League cup group games before all the teams start life on the road to Wembley in the FA Cup next Saturday.
Monday 26th July
Season is upon us fixtures are out.
The opening fixtures for all clubs are out for the initial month of the season all fixtures are listed on the right >>>>
Friday 4th June
Mauritius Sports team trials 2010-2011 season
Mauritius Sports are looking to improve the squad for the coming season if you are looking to play for a progressive side then contact the club by visiting the club website www.mauritiussportsfc.com for more details.
Tuesday 4th May
With the extra preliminary round of next season's FA Cup scheduled for Saturday August 14th. Clubs can expect that the Essex Senior League season will commence seven days earlier on Saturday 7th. This date is subject to confirmation at the Annual General Meeting, but would clubs who have difficulty starting their home season on that date please let the Hon. Fixture Secretary know by the Annual General Meeting. Clubs who share with Cricket or Athletic clubs are all subject to this problem and some council owned grounds are not available also.
Monday 3rd May League Cup Final
Burnham Ramblers 1 Bethnal Green United 4
Even the last game of the season was affected by the weather which played a part in most of this seasons senior league programe. Strong crosswinds and heavey showers were the order of the day at Bowers & Pitsea but the football on show would always keep the crowd of 307 entertained with both sides creating many chances during the 90 mins.
Bethnal Green however always held the upper hand with two early goals inside the first twenty mins from Shane Drew and Steve Willis.
Burnham were unlucky on a few occasions as they came out fired up but the next goal was always crucial. Bethnal Green got the all important strike on 77mins through Richard Johnson. Remi Nelson who looked comfortable all afternoon made the scoreline slightly onesided on 81 mins before Burnham deservedly got a consolation in injury time through Marc Gorbell.
A big well done to Bethnal Green who made it a cup double in their 1st season at this level..quite an achievement.
Thursday 26th April
A great turnout of 192 supporters witnessed Witham gain a 2-2 draw and the vital point needed at Barkingside to grab Runners up spot in the Essex Senior League. A superb run of results saw Town move up from midtable to just miss out on the title.
Burnham will have to finish the season in 3rd spot despite overcoming Mauritius 5-1 on Tuesday night to put the pressure on Witham. The game was a good advert in which both teams played some good football and what could have seen this seasons 'unofficial goal of the season' a superb Maradonna like run and finish from Pethers.
So two games remaining tonights last league game of the season at The Spotted Dog and then the Big One the League Cup final on Bank holiday Monday Burnham v Bethnal Green at Bowers and Pisea FC 3pm ko.
If you cant make it to the ground for the final enjoy the summer from all at ESL.
Saturday 24th April
Its a day to celebrate for Champions Stansted who have won the league with a 4-0 victory over Bowers and Pitsea saving any doubt which may have lurked if the rearranged game vs Basildon planned for Tuesday had been the decider. Congratulations to Terry and his men who have brought home the title to Hargrave Park. Well done to everyone involved at Stansted.
Witham Town cemented 2nd spot with a total demolition of Basildon United by double figures 10-0. Burnham can also take 2nd spot but remain 3rd after dropping 2 points in a 2-2 draw at home to Southend Manor. The final positions of 2nd and 3rd will be setled in midweek Witham are favourites with a 3 point advantage but Ramblers have a better goal difference.
Fourth spot will go to Enfield who completed their programme of games with a fine 3-1 away win at Tiptree.
5th position goes to Bethnal Green who cant be caught by teams below and it is a superb 1st season at this level for the East london side.
Barking beat bottom team Mauritius 3-0, Barkingside eased past Hullbridge 5-2. Takeley came away from second bottom Clapton victors 3-0, while London Apsa also had a good away win 2-1 at Sawbridgeworth.
Saturday 17th April
Stansted were without a game as Basildon could not raise a team against the league leaders which could have a big bearing on the title. It now remains a league comittiee decision on the award of points but not an ideal way of gaining 3 points (if awarded) which could prove to be so crucial in terms of the final standings.
Witham were without a game in second spot so it was Bethnal Green who could have closed the gap at the top, a 3-3 draw at Eton Manor would not have been the result they would have looked for. Burnham who still have slim title hopes were big winners away at Sawbridgeworth winning at a canter 4-0. Southend Manor and Barking both had good away wins 0-3 and 0-2 respectfully. One goal was enough for both Hullbridge and Tiptree against Bowers and Mauritius. While Takeleys game with Barkingside ended goaless.
Saturday 10th April
Result of the day goes to Tiptree who before today were struggling for form before the visit of League leaders Stansted. The form book was turned on its head as Tiptree came out on top by 2 goals to 1.
Witham closed the gap at the top to four points with a good 3-1 away win at Eton Manor.
Enfield are now 3rd thanks to a 3-2 success over Hullbridge sports. Bethnal Green are now 4th after beating Bowers 1-0 with a game in hand but 6 points off the leaders.
Burnham who were without a game although in 5th place could pose the biggest threat with 2 games in hand and 8 points off the lead.
Clapton had a great day coming away from high flying Barkingside victorious 2-1. Southend Manor encountered Barking in a midtable battle and eased past the Blues 3-1.
Monday 5th April
Congratulations go to Bethnal Green United for overcoming Takeley to win the Gordon Brasted Trophy 2-0 with 2nd half goals from Jamia and Wilson in front of 101 spectators at Leslie Field. The win now gives newcomers to the League Bethnal Green the chance to complete the treble only 2 to go.
In league action Stansted were smashing in the goals again this time 8-0 vs Sawbridgeworth to extend the lead at the top. Witham also found the net regularly in their early kick off against Tiptree winning 5-0. The battle of Mayesbroke Park was won by the Landlords Barking beating their tennents Eton Manor 3-0 Barking moving into 8th place in the league with the win.
Sunday 4th April
Here we look at the top positions with the current and maximum points totals on offer for the top six sides.
pos Team pld gd pts max pts total
1st Stansted ........ ........27 +45 56 (max 77)
2nd Bethnal Green Utd.....27 +37 52 (max 73)
3rd Burnham Ramblers....27 +30 51 (max 72)
4th Enfield 1893 ............29 +20 51 (max 66)
5th Witham Town........... 27 +15 49 (max 70)
6th Barkingside .............25 +12 44 (max 71)
Saturday 3rd April
More rain over friday night and Saturday morning continued the theme of this winter and once again the league fixture list was hit with all but two games postponed.
Enfiled came away from the Len Salmon Stadium 4-0 winners. The only other game was at Southchurch Park where Southend Manor and Takeley fought out a goalless draw.
Lets hope the weather is better on Bank holiday monday for the Gordon Brasted Final at Burnham between Takeley and Bethnal Green United
Thursday 1st April
This amazing season for weather continues and on April fools day you could easily mistake it for just that an April fool.
But the truth is that out of the last 8 games arranged this midweek only one has survived the conditions. Unreal!
Saturday 27th March
The league cup finalists are now known with Burnham overcoming Eton Manor 4-1 and Bethnal Green beating Takeley 1-0 to give the Greens' a second final in their 1st season in the league.
With Burnham in cup action Stansted had a chance to increase the lead over Ramblers at the top to 5 points with a 1-1 draw against Hullbridge. The point caps a great week for stansted after scoring 18 goals in the previous two outings.
Witham moved into 4th spot after beating London Apsa 3-1.
Barkingsides slim title hopes seem to have ended with a 1-1 away draw at Barking. Basildon were beaten at home 1-0 by Southend Manor in a midtable battle. Clapton had a 2-0 home win over bottom side Mauritius Sports and move up a place above Bowers who now sit 2nd from Bottom.
Saturday 20th March
Stansted can be pleased with their weeks work as they benefit from Saturdays results without kicking a ball in second place one point off the top with two games in hand.
Burnham blew the chance to extend the lead at the top by going down 2-1 at home to Bethnal Green who themselves did their title hopes a power of good cementing 3rd place and only 2 points behind Burnham with a game in hand.
In form Barkings run of 4 wins in a row came to an end with a 2-0 home defeat against Enfield who now are 4th but 5 points off top spot on equal games played.
Witham now in 6th spot who had a superb run of form recently will be disapointed with only drawing 1-1 against lowly Eton Manor.
Barkingside although in 7th place pose the most threat to the top from a distance due to having four games in hand on leaders Burnham. The side' had a great 2-0 home win against Takeley. The other games had Southend Manor beating lowly Bowers 4-0, London Apsa beat Tiptree 1-0, and draws for bottom two sides Clapton and Mauritius against Hullbridge and Basildon.
Saturday 13th March
With Leaders Burnham having a weekend off it was the chance for the chasing pack to close the gap at the top.
Stansted moved into 2nd spot with a 4-0 thumping of London Apsa who are now only 3 points behind the leaders with a game in hand.
Barkingside who could have title hopes if they win all their games in hand came from behind to narrowly beat bottom side Mauritius Sports by 2 goals to 1 at Wadham Lodge.
Barking made it four wins on the bounce with a good away performance at struggling Tiptree winning 3-1. The same score was enough for Basildon to overcome Eton Manor and the final league game was a 1-1 draw between Bowers and Hullbridge sports.
The semi finals of the Gordon Brasted Trophy would see only one game as Witham drew 1-1 with Takeley after extra time with Takeley winning the tie 3-2 with penalty kicks.
Saturday 6th March
At last a full list of games to choose from as the top and bottom of the league are taking shape with a tight battle forming at both ends.
Burnham are now 5 points clear despite a 3-2 defeat at Stansted. Enfield dropped to 4th from 2nd dropping two points in a 1-1 draw away to Barkingside who themselves will harbour thoughts of claiming the title if they win most of their many games in hand.
Sawbridgeworth go second with a 1-0 away win at struggling Bowers who remain 3rd from bottom.
Witham won a close fought game against Bethnal Green by the odd goal in 3 to stay in the hunt for the top spots.
Barking followed up a good midweek win with another 3 points against Basildon.
Clapton gained a point against fellow strugglers London Apsa and Takeley were the biggest winners of the day with a comprehensive 6-1 beating of bottom side Mauritius.
Saturday 27th February
Burnham left it really late to gain a point with a goal deep into injury time to level things up at Leslie fields in front of the days biggest crowd of 97.
Witham came away from the trip to Sawbo with honours even in a 1-1 draw. London Apsa won the East London derby with neighbours Clapton with an early strike to take all three points. The final game was at Wadham lodge all the goals in the opening half to give Bowers three points in a 2-1 win over Mauritius Sports.
Thursday 25th February Weekend Preview
At the top of the table Burnham host Eton Manor while Stansted make the trip to Enfield in what could be the game of the day. Sawbridgeworth also have a good looking fixture at home to high flying Witham Town.
Meanwhile at the bottom Mauritius take on joint bottom side Bowers and London APSA entertain Clapton.
The league cup has got to its semi final stages for Takeley and Bethnal Green United
Saturday 20th Febuary
Four games were lost to the weather but the remaining games all produced goals a total of 20 in five games.
Stansted came from being behind at half time to overcome Mauritius 5-1 at the top of the table.
Enfield also hit five at the spotted dog without reply against clapton. Barkingside came away from London APSA with a solid 2-0 win and Sawbridgeworth were involved in the closest game of the day coming out on top 2-1 against Eton Manor. The result of the day tag goes to Southend Manor with a 6-0 thumping at Southchurch over out of luck Tiptree.
Thursday 18th February Weekend Preview
With the weekend approaching we all hope the rain keeps at bay and we can get a full round of fixtures in.
Bottom sides this week take on high flying teams with second placed Stansted hoasting Mauritius and Witham who are on a supurb run of results going to second bottom Bowers and Pitsea. Leaders Burnham are also on the road away to Hullbridge Sports. Bethnal Green will be hoping to keep the pressure on at the top with their 5th meeting of the season against Barking at Mayesbrooke Park.
9 games to choose from this weekend so enjoy the football wherever you choose to go.
Saturday 13th Feburary
Burnham still top the table and increase the lead at the top to three points over new second place side Bethnal Green United, Burnham winning 4-2 away at London APSA, while Bethnal Green came through by the odd goal in five at home to Basildon.
Stansted who were second before play today dropped to third after going down 3-0 at in form Witham Town in front of a healthy crowd of 103.
Enfield kept up with the top sides after scoring 2 without reply at home to Southend Manor.
Barkingside came from behind to beat Bowers 3-2 and send the Pitsea based club to second from bottom. Clapton going above Bowers thanks to a 2-1 away win at struggling tiptree.
Bottom club Mauritius had a good 1-0 win for former ilford boss Chris Wood over Hullbridge sports.
In the other game Barking were beaten at home by Sawbridgeworth 1-0.
Thursday 11th Feburary WEEKEND PREVIEW
Leaders Burnham will be looking for a miximum points return from their journey to east london to take on London APSA after their 2-2 midweek draw away at Basildon.
Witham Town currently the inform side in the division hoast second placed Stansted in what could be given this weeks game of the day tag it should be a tight affair and a hard game to call.
Bottom club Mauritus Sports entertain Hullbridge hoping to make up somewhat for last weeks 6-1 drubbing at Southend Manor.
Wherever you go this week be sure to go wrapped up as the winter cold just seems to go on and on.
Saturday 6th Feburary
Plenty of games and goals this weekend with new leaders at the top of the table.
Stansted lost top spot due to there game being washed out at Basildon, this left the chance open to Burnham to regain the summit with a 1-0 victory over Barking in front of the days biggest crowd of 86.
Bethnal Green maintain 3rd spot with a draw against Enfield.
Witham continue to impress gaining a 1-0 win against Clapton to continue an impressive run of form.
Anyone leaving Sawbridgeworth early were left feeling short changed as five goals in the final 20mins gave the hoasts a 3-2 win against Tiptree.
The personal performance of the day must go to Wilf Msiska who netted four times for Southend Manor in a comprehensive beating of bottom side Mauritus 6-1.
Thursday 4th Febuary WEEKEND PREVIEW
Stansted will be hoping that Gardiners Close is fit for football this week and the game gets the green light at Basildon on Saturday as they look to maintain top spot.
Second placed Burnham take on improving Barking.
In form Witham Town will be in East London at The Spotted Dog.
But the Game of the day tag this week goes to Bethnal Green who hoast Enfield who currently are in some indifferent form the game at Mile End stadium should be a good watch.
At the bottom Mauritius travel to Southend Manor.
Another week with a full list of games planned but its only Thursday so lets hope the weather keeps the pitches playable this weekend.
Saturday 30th January
We started with a full fixture list on Saturday morning but the icy conditions took its toll once again and were left with only three games that beat the weather.
Enfield came away from Eton Manor with a good 2-0 win in front of the biggest crowd of the day 45 hardy souls braving the cold. Bowers took the lead at London Apsa only to see the game end all square 1-1. Tiptree United were the days biggest winners beating Basildon united comfortably 4-1.
Thursday 28th January WEEKEND PREVIEW
A few intersting fixtures this weekend with a full programme of games planned. The game of the day tag could be given to many games. Ive gone this week for Barkingside vs Bethnal Green both sides have potential to push for the title.
Another game to catch the eye is at fast improving and inform Witham Town where they entertain Barking who themselves are off the back of an impressive 4-1 win last time out.
So wherever you choose to go enjoy your day at one of the nine games that are on offer.
Saturday 23rd January
The game of the day lived up to expectations as league leaders Burnham were beaten by the odd goal in 5 by fast improving Witham Town in front of 102 spectators the biggest crowd of the day.
Burnham still stay top but the lead is cut to one point as Stansted reduced Ramblers lead with a 3-1 home win against Eton Manor.
Bethnal Green moved into 3rd spot with a solid 3-0 victory over struggling Mauritus Sports.
Barkingside came away from Sawbridgeworth hitting four without reply.
Barking also smashed home four with Tiptree only replying the once at Mayesbrook Park a win which was important at the wrong end of the table.
Action at last and an impressive 21 goals in the five games played. Heres to more of the same in the week to come.
Thursday 21st January WEEKEND PREVIEW
A new feature where we select some games of interest for the coming weekend.
A full fixture list is scheduled for this weekend and weather permitting should throw up some interesting ties.
Game of the day is top of the table Burnham against improving Witham Town.
High flying Basildon United entertain a Hullbridge side who can be encouraged by the performance they put up in midweek narrowly losing against coca cola league 2 outfit Dagenham and Redbridge 1-0.
At the bottom points are just as important Barking take on Tiptree in a real six pointer and Bowers face Clapton in a 2nd vs 3rd from bottom clash.
Saturday 16th January
League action was once again written off with postponements due mainly to waterlogged pitches where the snow had melted.
One game that did go ahead after an early morning pitch inspection was the FAVase tie at the home of Maldon Town where tennents Tiptree United bowed out of the competition losing 7-0 against St Ives Town.
The Weather is truely winning but surely we will see some action in the coming week.
Sunday 10th January
Due to safety around all of our grounds the league has issued a statement which will see the cancellation of all midweek fixtures.
Its a slow start to the new year in the Essex Senior league as the winter weather affected all planned games during midweek.
Saturday 9th January
With artic conditions continuing this weekend all Saturdays games were lost on Thursday meaning the League will face a rare wipe out.
Finding a fixture at most levels across the entire country will proove a very hard job with games being called off at the highest levels with Championship sides and the Football League fixtures list being hit hard despite some pitches being deemed playable the surrounding areas and link roads being classed as unfit for travelling fans.
The weather forecast for the next few days is not good cold north easterly winds and the chance of more snow with temperatures struggling to rise above freezing are predicted.
This must leave clubs and fans alike frustrated and eager to get this cold snap over to avoid a backlog of fixtures as we enter the final 3rd of the season.
For regular updates please check football.mitoo for latest postponements or phone before you travel to avoid dissapointment.
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Vision Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson used his party's annual general meeting Sunday to try to calm a simmering revolt in one of the party's stronghold neighbourhoods, acknowledging he pushed too fast for big density increases in Grandview-Woodland.
In comments to about 350 party faithful, Robertson said his council learned the hard way it can't rush its ambitious agenda of reshaping neighbourhoods.
But the mayor said Vision members should not allow those mistakes to open an opportunity for their enemies — including the Non-Partisan Association — to undermine his aggressive social activist agenda.
"Sometimes we move too fast. Maybe some of us drop an F-bomb every once in a while," he said, referring to another mistake he made when he was accidentally recorded mouthing off, asking if disgruntled residents from the West End were "F***ing ... NPA hacks."
The first mistake forced the Vision-led council to send the proposed Grandview-Woodland area plan — with huge towers proposed for Broadway and Commercial — back to the drawing board until after the election.
"It did not come bubbling up through the community process and we heard full force that this was unacceptable," Robertson said. "We made a mistake."
The salty language of the other mistake continues to shadow the mayor, with some West Enders still skeptical he is interested in listening to their concerns.
The meeting also involved the perfunctory endorsement of every incumbent seeking re-election on council, park and school board. All seven Vision council members said they are standing for re-election, so are six school board trustees. But only one park board commissioner, Trevor Loke, is staying on. Three retired and the fifth, former chairwoman Niki Sharma, wants to run for council. Vision decided not to put the incumbents running for re-election through a combined nomination process. Instead, it will hold a separate nomination meeting June 22 for one candidate each for council and school board, and four for park board.
The party said of the 321 people registered to vote in Sunday's leadership review, 87 per cent cast ballots, and support for individual members ranged from 91 to 99 per cent. Robertson received 99 per cent, which caused one party member to quip that they were now trying to hunt down the one person who voted against him.
On Friday the party announced it would run only partial slates of eight for council, five for park board and seven for school board, allowing some room on the ballot for other people to get elected. (There are 10 council positions, nine school and five parks up for grabs, as well as the mayor's job.)
Robertson applied a measure of humility in his speech, but he warned the alternative is to turn the city back over to the NPA, which he called "a party of angry old white men."
They would quickly abandon many of Vision's progressive policies, he said.
"On these issues that really matter most, whether it is the environment, affordable housing, the economy or building a compassionate and inclusive city, we are on the right track," he said. "We are not going to step aside and yield to political parties who will undermine the work that has been taking place for these last two terms."
At least two people, Sharma and former Vancouver Library board chairwoman Catherine Evans, have said they will run for the remaining Vision council seat. Three are running for the last school board position; former Vision trustee Sharon Gregson, teacher Joy Alexander, and architect Ian Ross McDonald.
The real race, however, appears to be for park board, where at least six are seeking the four positions. They include Coree Tull, who worked on Nathan Cullen's NDP campaign and is NDP MP Fin Donnelly's assistant; former Vision board member Naveen Girn, Brent Granby, a former West End Residents' Association president; Mark Mitchell, who worked on Liberal MP Hedy Fry's campaign; Trish Kelly, the chair of the city's food policy council, and Sammie Jo Rumbaua, an activist in Vancouver's southeast Asian and Filipino communities.
In previous elections Vision had power-sharing agreements with the Coalition of Progressive Electors and the Green party of Vancouver. But both parties, dissatisfied with Vision's direction, have since said they won't renew that agreement.
Vision executive director Stepan Vdovine said his party believes it is best to run only partial slates, in part to focus voters on specific candidates and not water down votes. He noted that never in the city's history has a party won every seat it sought.
Also on Sunday the Green Party of Vancouver nominated two new candidates, Cleta Brown and Pete Fry, to join party leader Adriane Carr on the ballot for council. Carr is seeking her second term of office. The party is also calling for a plebiscite to be held on Kinder Morgan's plan to twin its pipeline to carry crud oil.


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Why bounces hurt you, and how to avoid them
By Susie Castellanos Hansley, iContact Deliverability Specialist
In a bad economy, email marketers want to milk every lead possible. They may be tempted to dig up old leads or (heaven forbid) purchase, rent, or borrow leads. Hopefully, most email marketers already know that sending to others' leads is a bad practice and prohibited by most reputable email marketing companies. However, they may not realize that it's also not okay to send to an old list, despite it having been legitimately opted in. Old lists that haven't been sent to in over a year will not only result in high spam complaints, but also a high bounce rate.
Believe it or not, a high bounce rate is just as bad as high spam complaints. If your emails get bounce rates of over 10% or over 1,000 per send, your email marketing company will likely disable your account sending until it can determine the cause of the bounces. Why? High bounce rates can get your email marketing company blacklisted. Moreover, those bounces will also negatively affect YOUR sender reputation – which means poorer inbox deliverability for you in the future.
Below is a primer on bounces, what causes them, how to avoid them, and what to do if you are thinking of sending to an older list.
What are "bounces"?
People sometimes think that a "bounce" is caused by an individual recipient rejecting a message he or she does not want. However, a bounce never makes it far enough in the email cycle to get rejected by an individual. Emails have to pass through the recipient's mail server and other mail handlers before they ever make it to the individual recipient. A bounced message is one that has been rejected by the recipient's email server.
Email Sending Cycle
Think of the recipient's email server as a bouncer at the front door of the nightclub. When the recipient's email server bounces the message, it is saying that the message cannot enter the server – just like a nightclub bouncer who says, "Sorry, you can't come in."
Why do email messages bounce?
Sometimes emails bounce through no fault of your own. If the recipient's mail server is too busy or offline, it will return what's called a soft bounce, saying, "Try again later." These bounces are not held against you as a sender, and your email marketing provider will typically try to resend for a few days. Other bounces may be caused by issues such as a full mailbox, a recipient's poorly configured mail server, spam content in the message, or a blacklisted sending server.
However, some bounces are due to invalid email addresses and result in permanent hard bounces. Beware of the following types of email addresses:
- Emails that used to be valid, but are now old and invalid (e.g., an email address from your old company that you no longer work for).
- Emails with typographical errors (firstname.lastname@example.com).
- Emails that are invalid because they were made up by the recipient (e.g., email@example.com).
What causes formerly valid email addresses to bounce?
The average life span of an email address is 18 months. People move, change jobs, change names, and acquire new email addresses. As a result, any given list will have some email addresses that will become invalid over time.
Your list may not be healthy, then, if either of these things are true:
- You have not emailed your contacts in over six months.
- You have been sending to your contacts regularly, but you have been using a system that does not automatically remove your bounced emails for you.
If you have a list like this, you will likely get high bounces from the naturally aging-out email addresses the first time you send via a commercial ESP like iContact.
What's wrong with bounces? Can't my email marketing company remove them for me?
A commercial ESP like iContact can and will identify hard bounces and remove them from your list. However, we don't want to do this for you. Why not? Because if you have a high bounce rate, the first assumption made by the ISPs is that you are a spammer. Spammers tend to purchase lists, and purchased lists are typically old. So your old, unhealthy list makes you look like a spammer, and it makes us look bad for letting you send.
For this reason, even if you are a legitimate sender who opted in your list, high bounce rates will affect both your sender reputation and that of the email marketing company doing the sending for you.
How do I prevent bounces from happening?
You can prevent bounces from happening in the first place by following these ten best practices:
- Never buy, rent, or borrow lists. You have no way to know how healthy they are. Such lists are also prohibited by most reputable email marketing companies, including iContact.
- Avoid known opt-in practices that tend to encourage fake email addresses. Sweepstakes are one type of opt-in process that encourages a large number of false email addresses that then bounce. If you do a sweepstakes, make the email list opt-in optional and make it clear that opting into the list will not increase one's chances of winning.
- Never send to lists that you have not emailed in over a year. They will get bounces and perhaps even contain spam traps.
- Don't send bulk emails from your personal email service. Email providers like Outlook or Gmail do not handle bounce-backs, so you will not know that people are aging out of your list.
- Ensure you are using good opt-in practices for your list. Use sign-up forms that clearly indicate the intended email sending frequency and content. Ensure that this statement is located at the precise point of sign-up rather than being hidden in a privacy policy.
- Email your list at least once a month using a commercial ESP like iContact that can reliably track and remove invalid email addresses. Regular monthly sending can help maintain list hygiene by allowing naturally aging email addresses to bounce out of the list.
- Add a second field at the point of email capture that asks people to put in their email address again. This helps catch accidental typographical errors.
- Add a captcha to your sign-up form. This will prevent spambots that sign up with fake addresses that bounce, as well as discouraging people who are not inclined to give a real address.
- Use a double-opt-in process for your sign-up forms. This sends out an email message to the subscriber, asking to confirm his or her subscription by clicking on a confirmation link. If someone puts in a false address, he or she cannot be subscribed to your list.
- Maintain good records of when and how people were opted into a list. If you ever have an issue with high bounces, this will help you to at least retain those contacts that you know were collected within the past six months.
What if I haven't been doing the above and now I have a list of emails that may be old? I don't want to lose them all!
Unfortunately, there is no way to know which addresses are invalid without sending to the whole list. The unknown bounces that had been aging out over time will suddenly manifest themselves when one finally sends to their lists via a reputable commercial ESP like iContact.
In addition, emails that are over a year old that have not been used can be turned into what's called a "spam trap" to try to catch spammers, who use and sell old lists. In an old list, there is always a possibility that what was originally a legitimate email in one's list has been converted to a spam trap. Sending to just one spam trap address can cause a sending server to be blacklisted.
For these reasons, you will likely not find a reputable email marketing company – including iContact – that will send to a poorly maintained list. Our business is to send on behalf of customers who have permission-based, well-maintained lists, not to clean senders' old lists.
What about a list-cleaning service? I hear they can get rid of my bounces for me.
List-cleaning services may be able to tell you which emails are bouncing. However, they cannot tell you when the seemingly valid email addresses were created or last used. This can be a problem for two reasons:
- Old email addresses may still remain active (not bounce) without ever being checked by their users. If you have a lot of non-bouncing but inactive email addresses, you'll end up with a disengaged list. This will in turn diminish your sender reputation as well as your email marketing company's sender reputation.
- Old email addresses can be turned into spam traps. Recycled spam traps are dormant addresses that are used to catch spammers. These addresses will not bounce, so you will never know if they are on your list until they are sent to.
For this reason, list-cleaning services will not fix the problems of an old list.
It can be tempting to purchase a list, or send to a list that you discovered in your database somewhere. Most people know not to send to the first category, but they don't consider how damaging a formerly valid list can be.
If you have a list of contacts you haven't sent to in over a year, you are better off not sending to them. If you do and you send via a reputable email marketing company like iContact, it will cause you more trouble than it's worth. Instead, work to improve your processes for collecting, maintaining, and sending to contacts to ensure that you don't have troubles with bounces in the first place.
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Actress Susan Sarandon is unapologetic about branding Pope Benedict XVI a "Nazi" last year, insisting she was angry at allegations the Catholic Church had protected pedophile priests.
The Oscar winner made the remarks at the Hamptons Film Festival, during which she recalled sending a copy of the book "Dead Man Walking" – about Sister Helen Prejean's special relationship with death row prisoner Matthew Poncelet – to Pope John Paul II.
Clarifying her story, she said, "The last one (pope), not this Nazi one we have now."
The star came under fire from Catholic leaders over her comments, but insists she was riled over claims of child abuse being covered up by those at the top of the church, especially as she has three children herself.
She tells British newspaper The Guardian, "I find institutionalized religion very difficult, and for the most part non-productive. Jesus was amazing and a lot of what he talked about has been warped and used by many people to exclude others and be unloving. I consider myself a spiritual person.
"What I said about this pope was somewhat hostile because as a mother and a Catholic I've been very disappointed at the way that he has harbored pedophiles within the church. The church is so powerful that they have a responsibility and an opportunity to heal so many wrong and instead they're so exclusive."


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Keith Urban To Headline 2019 NHL Stadium Series
By Lauryn Snapp
February 7, 2019
Keith Urban is set to perform at the NHL's Stadium Series outdoor game in Philadelphia between the Penguins and the Flyers on Feb. 23rd.
The NHL league announced that the country star would perform during the first intermission, and the segment would be televised by NBC and on SN1, SN360 AND TVAS2 in Canada.
The CMA Entertainer of the Year has joined the ranks as the latest high-profile music act to play a league event following Weezer at the Winter Classic and Bebe Rexha at All-Star Weekend.
NHL chief content officer Steve Mayer has a laser focused mission to grow fan experience and shares, "We're thrilled that these artists are now considering our events to be of the highest level and incredible exposure for them. For us as the NHL, we're just looking for the biggest artists we can find, and we think that Keith Urban transcends all of that."
Keith and Nicole Kidman have no connection to the Penguins or the Flyers, however they are notable Nashville Predators fans. Keith sang the national anthem during the 2017 playoff run and the NHL showed their appreciation by taking the Stanley Cup to Urban's studio.
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Suicide and suicidal behavior
Suicide is the act of taking one's own life on purpose. Suicidal behavior is any action that could cause a person to die, such as taking a drug overdose or crashing a car on purpose.
Alternative Names
Depression - suicide; Bipolar - suicide
Suicide and suicidal behaviors usually occur in people with one or more of the following:
People who try to take their own life are often trying to get away from a situation that seems impossible to deal with. Many who attempt suicide are seeking relief from:
Suicidal behaviors may occur when there is a situation or event that the person finds overwhelming, such as:
Risk factors for suicide in teenagers include:
While men are more likely than women to die by suicide, women are twice as likely to attempt suicide.
Most suicide attempts do not result in death. Many of these attempts are done in a way that makes rescue possible. These attempts are often a cry for help.
Some people attempt suicide in a way that is less likely to be fatal, such as poisoning or overdose. Men are more likely to choose violent methods, such as shooting themselves. As a result, suicide attempts by men are more likely to result in death.
Relatives of people who attempt or complete suicide often blame themselves or become very angry. They may see the suicide attempt as selfish. However, people who attempt suicide often mistakenly believe that they are doing their friends and relatives a favor by taking themselves out of the world.
Often, but not always, a person may show certain signs and behaviors before a suicide attempt, such as:
People who are at risk of suicidal behavior may not seek treatment for many reasons, including:
A person may need emergency treatment after a suicide attempt. They may need first aid, CPR, or more intensive treatments.
People who try to take their own life may need to stay in a hospital for treatment and to reduce the risk of future attempts. Therapy is one of the most important parts of treatment.
Any mental health disorder that may have led to the suicide attempt should be evaluated and treated. This includes:
Always take suicide attempts and threats seriously. If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 (1-800-273-TALK), where you can receive free and confidential support anytime day or night.
Call the local emergency number (such as 911) right away if someone you know has attempted suicide. DO NOT leave the person alone, even after you have called for help.
Outlook (Prognosis)
About one-third of people who try to take their own life will try again within 1 year. About 10% of people who make threats or try to take their own life will eventually kill themselves.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call a health care provider right away if you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide. The person needs mental health care right away. DO NOT dismiss the person as just trying to get attention.
Avoiding alcohol and drugs (other than prescribed medicines) can reduce the risk of suicide.
In homes with children or teenagers:
In older adults, further investigate feelings of hopelessness, being a burden, and not belonging.
Many people who try to take their own life talk about it before making the attempt. Sometimes, just talking to someone who cares and who does not judge them is enough to reduce the risk of suicide.
However, if you are a friend, family member, or you know someone who you think may attempt suicide, never try to manage the problem on your own. Seek help. Suicide prevention centers have telephone "hotline" services.
Never ignore a suicide threat or attempted suicide.
American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. 5th ed. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2013.
Brendel RW, Brezing CA, Lagomasino IT, Perlis RH, Stern TA. The suicidal patient. In: Stern TA, Fava M, Wilens TE, Rosenbaum JF, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2016:chap 53.
DeMaso DR, Walter HJ. Suicide and attempted suicide. In: Kliegman RM, St. Geme JW, Blum, NJ, Shah SS, Tasker RC, Wilson KM, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 21st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2020:chap 40.
Review Date: 4/8/2018
Reviewed By: Ryan James Kimmel, MD, Medical Director of Hospital Psychiatry at the University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA. Internal review and update on 04/15/2019 by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, Brenda Conaway, Editorial Director, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Nordstrom presence near mall expected
Justine Griffin/Sarasota Herald-Tribune
In what could be a forerunner of major new and more upscale retail to the area, Nordstrom Rack is expected to take over the former Circuit City space across from the planned Mall at University Town Center, nearby tenants say.
If the Seattle-based merchant occupies the Benderson Development Co. plaza just north of University Parkway, it also could signal Nordstrom's interest in opening a larger department store in the regional mall slated to debut in October 2014.
"The company has opened Rack and traditional Nordstrom locations in the same market before, and both have done well," said Jeff Green, who heads a Phoenix-based retail consulting company.
"Nordstrom sees themselves as a destination, and having both stores is a way to appeal to customers in a broader way," Green said. "Value transcends demographics, and even stores like Nordstrom target those shoppers now."
Neither Nordstrom nor Benderson officials would confirm the Rack plans, but owners and managers from neighboring businesses in the Cooper Creek Boulevard plaza said they had been told by the landlord that the retailer was coming.
Mark Chait, Benderson's executive director of leasing, said he could neither "confirm or deny" Nordstrom's interest, saying only that he would "have more information about that space very soon."
Aggressively expanding
Nordstrom Rack's presence in the Shoppes at University Center plaza alone could transform the retail landscape in Southwest Florida and usher in a new era of luxury purchasing, analysts say.
Benderson is expanding the 20,000-square-foot space by adding 15,000 square feet. To accommodate that, one wall of the former Circuit City has been demolished.
Typical Nordstrom Rack stores measure about 35,000 square feet and sell merchandise from Nordstrom department stores and Nordstrom.com at up to 60 percent off original marked prices.
Though Nordstrom decided to curtail new full-line development stores at the outset of the Great Recession, the retailer has been aggressively expanding its Nordstrom Rack brand — an outlet brand equivalent to Saks Fifth Avenue's Off 5th — in recent years.
In downtown Chicago, a multi-story, traditional Nordstrom department store was joined last year by a Rack just blocks away on the city's "Magnificent Mile" shopping district.
The outlet store's arrival also might signal a future department store at University Town Center.
Although Nordstrom was among the original tenant mix at the 880,000-square-foot mall, the company pulled back amid the recession as the original plans stalled. The Seattle-based retailer has since declined to say whether it might return to the mall, being co-developed by Benderson and Taubman Centers Inc.
The $315 million mall's current anchor lineup includes Saks, Macy's and Dillard's — with room for a fourth potential department store, designs show.
"The question is less about whether Nordstrom can support both a full-line store and a Rack location in Sarasota, and more about knowing that Nordstrom is building so few full-line stores — is Sarasota important enough to be a market they're going to want to open a store in?" said Green, the retail analyst.
Nordstrom has opened more than a few Rack stores in Florida markets with the chain's existing department stores.
In Jacksonville, the company announced this month it will open a Rack by the end of this year near a full-line Nordstrom store slated to open in the St. John's Town Center in early 2014.
Another Rack store will open in Naples this year, not far from the company's existing, full-line store at the Waterside Shops.
In all, Nordstrom has plans to open 15 new Rack stores a year, according to documents the company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. By comparison, many years Nordstrom will open just a single full-line store.
The company operates 117 full-line stores and 95 Rack stores at present, but the number of Rack stores is expected to surpass the full-line total by the end of this year.
In Florida, Nordstrom operates nine department stores and eight Racks presently.
The Shoppes
Circuit City abandoned the Shoppes at University Center in 2009, after the company fell into bankruptcy and was forced to liquidate stores across the country.
The site most recently housed a pop-up Spirit Halloween store, in October and November, but the costumes and decorations retailer closed shortly after Halloween.
Other anchors in the 380,000-square-foot Shoppes center include Fit 2 Run, Lee Roy Selmon's and Bonefish Grill restaurants, Marshall's, Total Wine, BJ's Wholesale Club and Jo-Ann Fabrics.
Nearby tenants, who asked not to be identified, said they would be excited to have the space filled, especially by Nordstrom.
"It would be awesome to have a Nordstrom Rack here," said a manager at the John Dough Bakery, two doors down from the targeted space, who refused to provide her name. "Those stores are so popular, I think it would do really well here."


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THINK AGAIN! The likelihood of graduating in four years from many colleges has become so remote that colleges routinely now report their graduation rate as the percent of students that graduate in six years. Yet many families gamble that their student will be in that ever-shrinking number that graduates in four years. We realize it's easy to take a college's annual cost and simply multiply by four. Unfortunately, it's too often wrong.
In sharp contrast, nearly all CSB/SJU graduates get their cap and gown in four years—meaning our graduates are out earning an income while their friends at other colleges are still working toward their undergraduate degree.
Look up the graduation rates of the colleges you are considering: http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator
GET SMART: A college's "four-year graduation rate" is the percent of first-year students that graduates four years later—and that rate accounts for students who transfer out or drop out of the college. At CSB/SJU, that rate is 73 percent. However, "students who graduate in four years" is a different number; it is the percent of graduates that completed a degree in four years (not counting students who leave the college prior to graduation). At CSB/SJU, that graduation rate is 93 percent.


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It's okay to change majors, repeat a class to improve your grade, or take some extra classes that interest you. But it's going to cost you. Ask colleges what support they offer to help you plot a course to graduating on time.
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Let's not beat about the bush, we've all put our names into Google at some point or another, just to see what comes up. You've done it, I've done it, and now, it turns out Matt Smith has done it and so has Karen Gillan.
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Drew Barrymore married art dealer Will Kopelman Saturday in Montecito, Calif., People reports.
The pregnant actress, 37, and her beau tied the knot at her home in front of guests including Cameron Diaz, Jimmy Fallon and Busy Philipps. A rabbi officiated the ceremony.
Drew Barrymore engaged to boyfriend Will Kopelman
Barrymore walked down the aisle in a Chanel gown — a fitting choice since her husband's father was a former CEO at the clothing company.
This is the third marriage for Barrymore, who was previously married to bar owner Jeremy Thomas for two months in 1994 and comedian Tom Green from 2001 to 2002.
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Wreck snarls foggy North Loop
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Traffic was snarled on the 610 Loop north of downtown after a wreck during rush hour Monday morning.
The single-vehicle crash happened about 7:15 a.m. on the westbound North Loop near Irvington, according to Houston TranStar.
Officials said information about possible injuries and the cause of the wreck were not known. Heavy fog was in the area at the time of the crash.
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eBay Beats by a Penny
In each of its last four quarters, eBay has posted double-digit year-over-year revenue growth. Looks like the company's fourth quarter was no different.
After market close Wednesday, eBay reported fourth-quarter earnings of 70 cents per share on revenue of $3.99 billion.
Analysts had expected eBay to earn 69 cents a share, excluding one-time items, on revenue of $3.97 billion. During the same period in 2011, eBay earned 60 cents a share on $3.4 billion in sales. So this quarter's performance was a dime better.
As in quarters past, eBay's beat was driven by the strong performance of its Marketplaces and Mobile business. Marketplaces saw growth in the U.S. increase three points. And, as CEO John Donahoe pointed out in the company's earnings release, Mobile really blew things out. "EBay mobile finished the year with $13 billion in volume — more than double the prior year — and PayPal mobile handled almost $14 billion in payment volume, more than triple the prior year," Donahoe said. "In 2013, we expect each to exceed $20 billion."
For fiscal 2012, eBay's revenue increased 17.8 percent to a total of $14.072 billion.


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Colonials run Northeast Conference mark to 10-1
Karvel Anderson scored 28 points and made back-to-back pull-up jumpers in the final minutes to allow Robert Morris to hold off St. Francis (Pa.) 66-60.
Though heavily contested, Anderson used his dribble to make room for the second jumper which gave Robert Morris a 58-53 lead with 1:51 to go. Earl Brown made 1 of 2 free throws for St. Francis to cut the deficit to 58-54.
Anderson missed a 3-pointer with 39 seconds left, but Anthony Myers-Pate gathered the offensive rebound and the Colonials made 8 of 8 free throws from there to retain their top spot in the Northeast Conference.
The Colonials (15-11, 10-1) shot 54.8 percent - paced by Anderson's 11-of-17 performance from the floor - and outrebounded the Red Flash 32-22.
Earl Brown had 17 points, seven rebounds and three blocks for St. Francis (7-17, 5-6). Stephon Whyatt added 11 points with three 3-pointers.


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Chatham Township Walk Scheduled for Saturday, September 23rd
To Support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
CHATHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ – August 14, 2017 – The Chatham Township Committee today announced that in its continuing efforts to raise awareness of suicide prevention it will host its 2nd Annual Chatham Township Out of the Darkness Community Walk on Saturday, September 23rd to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). The event will take place, rain or shine, at Cougar Field located at 320 Shunpike Road in Chatham Township. Participants can register as an individual, or as a team, by visiting www.afsp.org/chathamtwp. Check-in/registration will begin at 4:30 PM, while the Walk will start at 5:30 PM. Individuals are also encouraged to 'Like' the Walk's Facebook page at http://bit.ly/29SsLI9.
Mayor Curt Ritter, speaking on behalf of the Committee, said, "Suicide does not discriminate and is preventable. We know that it's not a topic that is often discussed, but we believe our efforts to shed light on this important issue through our annual Out of the Darkness Walk and community forums on suicide awareness and prevention can make a difference. Last year's inaugural Walk attracted more than 500 walkers and raised in excess of $75,000 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. We would like to do better this year, and I encourage all residents to consider participating in this important event and support our efforts to help prevent suicide."
Individuals and local businesses that have an interest in sponsoring the Chatham Township Out of the Darkness Community Walk can learn more at http://bit.ly/2ftkx1u.
Suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in the United States, and the 12th leading cause of death overall in New Jersey. The School District of the Chathams has reported that four percent of middle school students and eight percent of high school students have thought about suicide.
"These walks are about turning hope into action," said AFSP CEO Robert Gebbia. "Suicide is a serious problem, but it's a problem we can solve. The research has shown us how to fight suicide, and if we keep up the fight the science is only going to get better, our culture will get smarter about mental health, and we'll be able to save more people from dying from depression and other mental health conditions."
The Chatham Township Out of the Darkness Walk is one of more than 375 Out of the Darkness Community Walks being held nationwide this year. Hundreds of individuals from throughout Morris, Essex, and Union Counties are expected to participate in the Walk, which will support the AFSP's local and national education and advocacy programs and its bold goal to reduce the annual rate of suicide 20 percent by 2025.
Earlier this year, the Chatham Township Committee hosted a community forum, "Talk Saves Lives," in conjunction with the AFSP. Individuals can view a replay of the presentation at http://www.chathamtownship-nj.gov/talk-saves-lives.
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About The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. AFSP creates a culture that's smart about mental health through education and community programs, develops suicide prevention through research and advocacy, and provides support for those affected by suicide. www.afsp.org
About Chatham Township
Chatham Township is located in Morris County New Jersey. It has approximately 11,000 residents and nearly 4,000 households. Individuals interested in receiving emergency and community alerts can visit www.chathamtownship-nj.gov/resident-communications and can learn more about Chatham Township at www.chathamtownship-nj.gov
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Cloud Dancer(Fighter): With their innate mastery of the clouds, griffons turn this seeming parlor trick into a fully realized combat style that baffles their enemies while striking down groups of opponents in sudden blasts of angry wind.
Shroud of the Skies: At fifth level, when attacked with a melee weapon while wearing light or no armor, mist erupts from the dancer, obscuring them just long enough. The first attack suffers 20% concealment. Any further attacks in the same round suffers 50% concealment. This resets to normal concealment at the start of the griffon's next turn. This has no effect on ranged attacks. This is considered fog, for abilities that penetrate fog. This replaces armor training and proficiency with heavy armor.
Heave of the Tornado: At 2nd level, When attempting a bull rush, the griffon may select up to one additional target per 4 levels within 30 feet of the first target to also be pushed in the same direction. Roll once and apply the result to all targets. The griffon does not have to move with their target(s) when bull rushing. The griffon also gains a +1 bonus to CMB to bull rush. This bonus increases by 1 per 4 levels beyond 2nd. This replaces bravery.
Eyes of the Sky: At 8th level, fog and smoke do not obscure the vision of such a trained griffon. This replaces the level 8 bonus feat.
Raging Tempest: At 15th level, the griffon may apply heave of the tornado to trip, disarm, or dirty trick maneuvers. This replaces the level 16 bonus feat.
Eye of the Storm: At 20th level, the griffon becomes entirely immune to wind, and can only be moved by them when they wish.
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Would the mist function as a cloud for pegasi, griffins, and such beings to walk on and move and such?
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Likely, but we'll never know if the one putting out the mist can use it, since it's gone by the time they get a chance to move. Some other pegasus could come along and land on top of their defense for the split second it exists.
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Former Jets receiver George Sauer Jr., a key player in the team's Super Bowl III upset win over the Colts who eventually left the sport because of his disillusionment with pro football, died Tuesday after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease in Westerville, Ohio.
He was 69.
Sauer helped the Jets beat the heavily favored Colts, 16-7, in what is widely considered the game's greatest upset. In the game that Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath guaranteed the Jets would win, Sauer led the Jets with eight catches for 133 yards, picking up the slack for Don Maynard, who was hobbled by a hamstring injury. The win was a turning point in football history, eventually leading to a 1970 merger of the NFL and AFL.
Sauer, who once called his sport "dehumanizing" because of its regimented lifestyle, retired from the Jets after the 1970 season at age 27, while still in his prime.
"We will always remember George Sauer for his role in the New York Jets' run that culminated with a historic victory in Super Bowl III, as well as the strength of his convictions off the field," Jets owner Woody Johnson said Saturday in a statement released by the team. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family as we say goodbye to someone whose unforgettable contributions will always be a part of this organization's history."
Jets coach Rex Ryan, whose father, Buddy, was the Jets' defensive coordinator on that championship team, said: "The thing I remember about George Sauer going back, I was a young kid when my dad was coaching with the Jets, and everybody knew about Don Maynard obviously, but the thing [is] George Sauer stepped up in the biggest moment. Obviously, [Sauer] was a tremendous player."
Sauer, who played for the Jets from 1965-70, was a four-time All-Star in the AFL. He played in 84 games and finished with 309 catches for 4,965 yards and 28 touchdowns.
Sauer was the son of George Sauer Sr., a former Green Bay Packers halfback who was the Jets' player personnel director when his son signed with the team in 1965.
The younger Sauer, who was born in 1943 in Sheboygan, Wis., and raised in Waco, Texas, was a star receiver at the University of Texas. The 6-2, 195-pound receiver played for the Longhorns' unbeaten teams in 1963-64.
Sauer didn't hide his disillusionment with the NFL, and left the league at the peak of his career. After leaving the sport, he wrote novels and poetry, and was a textbook graphics specialist in St. Paul, Minn., in the 1990s.
"When you get to the college and professional levels, the coaches still treat you as an adolescent," Sauer said in a 1971 interview with the Institute for the Study of Sport and Society. "They know damn well that you were never given a chance to become responsible or self-disciplined. Even in the pros, you were told when to go to bed, when to turn your lights off, when to wake up, when to eat and what to eat. You even have to live and eat together like you were in a boys' camp."
Sauer returned to football in 1974 with the New York Stars and Charlotte Hornets before leaving the sport for good.
Another former Jets receiver, Wayne Chrebet, paid tribute to Sauer on Twitter.
"RIP George Sauer," Chrebet wrote Saturday. "One of the heroes on the Jets Super Bowl III championship team."
Sauer had more than 1,000 receiving yards from 1966-68, and had his best year in 1967 with an AFL-best 75 catches for 1,189 yards and six touchdowns. His 309 catches rank ninth in franchise history, and he's sixth on the Jets in receiving yards.