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Ferie

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Fe´rie
n.1.A holiday.
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feries was outstanding in midfield, but Liam McAnaulty took the plaudits after coolly converting the winning penalty.
Football: MILLERS INDEBTED TO HOT CURRIE; The 37th Tuebrook League ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Taylor's (below) boat, which also included Chester-le-Street's Vicky Bryant, Oxford's Rachel Jef feries and Kirsty Miles, won its heat in the women's coxless four to qualify for the final, where it led to the 1,000m mark - only to be beaten by Italy (gold) and Australia (silver).
University gains rowing honours by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The former Hearts man was helping Partick Thist le to promotion from the Second Division just 12 months ago before his ex-Tynecastle boss Jim Jef feries swooped in the summer.
Football: Murray out to grab his big chance; DUNDEE UTD v KILMARNOCK by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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