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Blues boss Simon Garner isn’t concerned whether the “Class of 92"show up at Shawbridge on Saturday.


* ^ ' j ‘ * 2 * ” r A * i *. ' ' 7 ^ i t e w ' C - Clitheroe golfer Sophie Lamb is looking to haveabig year in2015 after a difficult time this year


Former Manchester United favourites Gary and Phil Nev­ ille, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt took over Sal­ ford City earlier in the year and have helped propel the club into title contention in the Evo-Stik First Division North under the steward­ ship of Phil Power. But Garner knows that Fergie’s Fledglings can’t do


By Dan Black


DanieI.black@jpress.co.uk Follow:@DanBlack84 .


Hot prospect Sophie Lamb is looking to feed from the inspi- rationand memory ofher late


grandad ahead of the 2015 golf season.


The 16-year-old Clitheroe sensation battled through


<j[Mie h e ar tach e o f losing her ‘number one fan’, Lars Bjorkqvist, to find success at


9 . the Italian Ladies’Champion­ ships at Castel Gandolfo near Rome, where she finished


12th in March this year.- She also earned an inter­


national call-up to play in the French Under 21 Junior Cham­ pionships at Saint Cloud Golf Club.beforemakinghistoryby retaining the prestigious Fair- haven Trophy in May. Sophie, who also helped


England defend their title at the Home Championships in Ireland, has once again been selected for the England Girls Under 18 squad for the new term, and recently experi­ enced an intensive five days of coaching at Woodhall Spa


in Lincolnshire - the home of England Amateur Golf. The teenager, who is the


lowest handicapped player in the squad after finishing the campaign on +2.1, will begin


the newyear across the Atlan­ tic with the Orange Blossom


Tour in Florida. There she will take on


some of the world’s best players, before moving on to the South Atlantic Wom­ en’s Championships and the Jones Doherty Women’s Championships. “Sophie has had an upset­


ting summer due to the sud­ den death o fh e r grandad,” said her dad, Phil.


“It was a massive shock. “I had to withdraw her from three big events because


she wasn’t in the right frame ofmind. “She told us she felt guilty


playing golf when she knew howher gran, Inga, was so sad and lonely and had not seen


her all summer because of hergolf. “So after the Home Cham­


pionships, Sophie went over to Sweden for to days to stay


withhergran. “She came back much'


more settled and has start­ ed to play really well again,


although the season is now over.” He added: “Her grandad


was a yery cool guy and they spoke at length every week in


'Swedish - because Sophie is fluent in the language. “He was not agolfer but he


gave her some great advice. “HewassoproudofSophie


and was convinced she would make her career in golf at the top level.” •


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anydamagefromthestands, meaning he’ll be more fo­ cussed on stopping hotshots


Gareth Seddon and Danny ' Webber. “It would be nice if they


turn up,” he said. “There’s no guarantees that they’ll be there but there’s a small chance. They’ve got other commitments, so we’ll see.' T’mmorebotheredabout


the game though, but it’ll be nice for everyone else in­ volved at the club, includ­ ing the fans, if they are at the game. I’m just focussed on beating Salford City and get­ ting that winning mentality back.”


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