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Eintracht Frankfurt: 2021-22 UEFA Europa League Champions

Frankfurt have won their first European trophy for 42 years after overcoming Rangers 5-4 on penalties following a pulsating 1-1 draw in the UEFA Europa League final in Seville.

The first period was a half of two halves with both sides eager to seize the upper hand. The 40-year-old Allan McGregor repelled an early effort from Daichi Kamada and made a fine fingertip save to deny Ansgar Knauff as the Eagles had the better of the opening 20 minutes, before Joe Aribo curled just wide and John Lundstram's header was tipped over by Kevin Trapp as Rangers rallied.

Frankfurt started the second half on the offensive but were rocked when Tuta lost his footing trying to react to Djibril Sow's header and Aribo raced away to calmly slide Rangers in front. Oliver Glasner's men refused to panic – a sign of confidence from a team yet to taste defeat in the competition this season – and duly equalised when Filip Kostić's low cross was prodded past McGregor by Rafael Borré.

Trapp's brilliant extra-time save Both sides continued to press for a winner in normal then extra time, but neither summoned the necessary guile or composure to break through and spare their fervent supporters the spectacle of a penalty shoot-out, Ryan Kent coming closest in the dying moments only for Trapp to produce the save of the match via an outstretched leg.

The Frankfurt goalkeeper would have the final say in the shoot-out too, saving from Aaron Ramsey to allow Borré the chance to seal the trophy for the German club and book them a first ever berth in the UEFA Champions League group stage.

Hankook Player of the Match: Kevin Trapp (Frankfurt) Player of the Match: Kevin Trapp A good performance over the 90 minutes, a great save at the end of extra time to keep Frankfurt in the game and a decisive penalty save in the shoot-out. UEFA Technical Observer Panel

James Thorogood, Frankfurt reporter A historic night for Frankfurt as they pick up their first major European trophy in 42 years to become the first German side to win this competition in the Europa League era. In an emotionally charged encounter that had all the hallmarks of a nervy final between two relatively inexperienced sides, it ultimately came down to who could hold their nerve in the shoot-out.

And what better way for Frankfurt to redeem themselves for their painful semi-final loss in 2018/19 as they triumphed on spot kicks to join Chelsea and Villarreal in winning the tournament with an unbeaten record. It is a night that will live long in the memories of both fans and players.

Alex O'Henley, Rangers reporter The final brought heartbreak for Aaron Ramsey and Rangers The final brought heartbreak for Aaron Ramsey and Rangers Getty Images The cruelty and joy of penalty kicks. It wasn't to be for Rangers and ended in particular disappointment for Ramsey, whose miss proved decisive in the shoot-out. It's a case of so near, so far for the Light Blues, but they can be proud of a remarkable rollercoaster ride in which they beat two Bundesliga sides on the road to Seville.

Unfortunately, they couldn't do it a third time in the final and must now regroup for a Scottish Cup showpiece and the Champions League qualifiers next season.

Reaction Oliver Glasner, Frankfurt coach: "Unbelievable! It was the 13th game in Europe and we didn't lose one. What the guys have done today and this season, I don't have the words and I am not often lost for words."

'Proud' Glasner on Frankfurt glory Kevin Trapp, Frankfurt goalkeeper: "We believed that we could do it, but you saw we had to dig deep for this win. We never gave up, we always believed. It was the most intense experience of our lives. This is not my night. It's everyone's night. It doesn't come down to one player; it comes down to a whole team."

Djibril Sow, Frankfurt midfielder: "We beat some of the biggest teams in the world on the way to this success. We knew today was going to come down to passion and commitment. We never gave up and now we're over the moon."

Van Bronckhorst reflects on final defeat Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Rangers coach: "The players gave everything, but in the end it was a very tight game. It's a big disappointment; we were really so close to winning a trophy. When you win, you have memories that last forever – when you lose, it hurts."

James Tavernier, Rangers captain: "It's never nice to lose a game like that. I am proud of every single one of those lads in the dressing room and the journey we've been on. We just couldn't finish it off and we are all devastated."

Kenny Miller, BT Sport

"McGregor couldn't get near any of the penalties. It was an incredible standard, under severe pressure, for them to step up and execute as they did. The Rangers players have been excellent throughout their journey; they just fell short at the end. Trapp's had a big say in this game."

South American Europa League final goalscorers Key stats Frankfurt and Rangers became the 17th and 18th clubs to take part in the Europa League final. They were also the first finalists from Germany and Scotland respectively. This is the first time the Europa League has been won by a team outside of Spain or England since 2010/11, when Porto defeated Braga. Frankfurt are the first Bundesliga team to win the UEFA Cup/Europa League since 1997, when Schalke beat Inter on penalties. Aribo is the only player to have appeared on all 15 Europa League matchdays this season (13 starts, two substitute appearances). Frankfurt have scored at least one goal in each of their 13 Europa League matches this season. This was the ninth UEFA Cup/Europa League final to go to extra time since the final was changed to a one-off fixture in 1998. Five of them have now gone to penalties. Frankfurt will play in the Champions League for the first time next season – their only season in UEFA's premier club competition previous was in 1959/60, when they made it to the European Cup final. The Eagles finished unbeaten in this season's competition (W7 D6) and became only the third team to go through the campaign without a defeat – after Chelsea in 2018/19 and Villarreal last season. Line-ups Frankfurt: Trapp; Tuta (Hasebe 58), Touré, N'Dicka (Lenz 100); Knauff, Sow (Hrustic 106), Rode (Jakić 90), Kostić; Lindstrøm (Hauge 70), Kamada; Borré

Rangers: McGregor; Tavernier, Goldson, Bassey, Barišić (Roofe 117); Jack (Davis 74), Lundstram; Kent, Wright (Sakala 74, Ramsey 117), Kamara (Arfield 90); Aribo (Sands 101)

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[TASK 168: DOMINICA]

There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 140+ Dominiquais faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Moira Stuart (1949) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Barbadian - tv presenter and radio presenter.

Ophelia Marie (1951) Afro-Dominiquais - singer. 

Aunty Pearle / Pearle Christian (1955) Afro-Dominiquais - music educator, composer, choral music director.

Trisha Goddard (1957) Afro-Dominiquais / Unspecified Black, English - actress and tv host.

Alphonsia Emmanuel (1961) Afro-Dominiquais - actress.

Gabrielle / Louisa Gabrielle Bobbs (1969) Afro-Dominiquais - singer-songwriter.

Diane Parish (1969) Afro-Dominiquais - actress.

Ardis Fagerholm (1971) Afro-Dominiquais - singer-songwriter.

Petra Letang (1979) Afro-Dominiquais - actress.

Ayesha Antoine (1981) Afro-Dominiquais, Welsh, English - actress.

Valenzia Algarin (1981) Dominiquais [Unspecified Multiracial] / Puerto Rican [Unspecified Multiracial] - actress.

Simone Bannis (1985 or 1986) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Miss Tipper / Dominique Tipper (1988) Afro-Dominiquais / English - actress, singer-songwriter, and dancer.

Nathalie Emmanuel (1989) Afro-Dominiquais, English / Afro-Saint Lucian, English - actress.

Ifrika-Caramel Qween Phillip (1989 or 1990) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Nicole Morson (1990 or 1991) Afro-Dominiquais - model (instagram: nicole_morson).

Jade Shari Romain (1991) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2017.

Saryta Akpa (1991 or 1992) Dominiquais [Ivorian] - model.

Lynah Bontiff (1992) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Tasia Floissac (1993 or 1994) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2016.

Fubara Pukka (1994 or 1995) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Chantel Buckmire (1997 or 1998) Dominiquais [Afro-Dominiquais, Unspecified Other] - model.

Marisol John (1998 or 1999) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2019.

Kianne Bastien / Kianne Neesa Bastien (1998 or 1999) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Martha Sablon (2000 or 2001) Dominiquais [Afro-Dominiquais, Unspecified Pacific Islander, Possibly Other] - model.

Ngozi Paul (?) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Kittitian, Afro-Nevisian - actress, director, producer, and writer.

Kim Roberts (?) Dominiquais Creole / Afro-Jamaican - actress.

Ekeobong Utibe (?) Afro-Dominiquais - actress. 

LaDana Drigo (?) Afro-Dominiquais - actress. 

Wyatt Bardouille (?) Dominiquais - actress, director, and producer.

Disnie Sebastien (?) Afro-Dominiquais - actress, editor, and producer. 

Pamela O'Hare (?) Dominiquais / Unknown - actress. 

Odessa Elie (?) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2015.

Francine Baron (?) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2014.

Leslassa Armour-Shillingford (?) Afro-Dominiquais - model and Miss Dominica 2013.

Mel (?) Afro-Dominiquais - singer and model (instagram: melchiimera).

Gianna (?) Afro-Dominiquais - instagrammer (gia.renae).

Nerrisa Nicholls (?) Afro-Dominiquais - model (instagram: melanin_body).

F - Athletes:

Hermin Joseph (1964) Dominiquais - sprinter.

Angelica di Silvestri (1965) Dominiquais [Italian] - skier.

Doris Francis (1969) Dominiquais - cricketer.

Dawn Williams (1973) Dominiquais - middle-distance runner.

Francilla Agar (1975) Dominiquais - swimmer.

Marcia Daniel (1977) Dominiquais - sprinter.

Karina LeBlanc (1980) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Jamaican - footballer.

Pearl Etienne (1982) Dominiquais - cricketer.

Marie-Lyne Joseph (1982) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Guadeloupean - middle-distance runner.

Thea LaFond (1994) Afro-Dominiquais - triple jumper.

Luan Gabriel (1996) Afro-Dominiquais - sprinter.

Donisha Xavier (1997) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Jayde Riviere (2001) Afro-Dominiquais / Hong Kongese - footballer.

M:

Tony Butler (1957) Afro-Dominiquais - singer and bassist.

Danny John-Jules (1960) Afro-Dominiquais - actor, singer, and dancer.

Howard Antony (1963) Afro-Dominiquais - actor.

Eddie Nestor (1964) Afro-Dominiquais - actor, tv presenter, comedian, and radio presenter.

Marlon Roudette (1983) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Trinidadian, English / Scottish, English - rapper-songwriter, singer, guitarist, keyboardist, and drummer.

Edwin Hodge (1985) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Virgin Islander, African-American - actor.

Bashy / Ashley Thomas (1985) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Jamaican - actor and rapper-songwriter.

Dwain Murphy (1985) Afro-Dominiquais - actor.

Aldis Hodge (1986) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Virgin Islander, African-American - actor.

Jason Forbes (1990) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Jamaican - actor, comedian, and writer.

Kojo Funds / Errol Bellot (1995) Afro-Dominiquais / Ghanaian - rapper-songwriter and singer.

Jem Henry / Jemuel Henry (1998 or 1999) Afro-Dominiquais - model.

Kent Sutton (?) Afro-Dominiquais - director. 

DJ Dextrous / Dextrous / Dex / Errol Francis (?) Afro-Dominiquais - DJ, bassist, drummer, producer, and composer.

Nasio / Nasio Fontaine (?) Dominiquais [Kalinago / Afro-Dominiquais] - singer. 

David Jno Baptiste / Ras Jumbo (?) Afro Dominiquais - guitarist. 

Lazo / Lazarus J. Finn (?) Afro-Dominiquais - musician.  

Brother Matthew Luke (?) Afro-Dominiquais - reggae artist.  

The Wizzard / Merlin St. Hilaire (?) Afro-Dominiquais - musician.

JunoSuede (?) Afro-Dominiquais - youtuber.

ColtonT (?) Afro-Dominiquais - musician (instagram: coltontmusic).

Louis VI (?) Afro-Dominiquais, English - musician (instagram: itslouisvi).

O Banga (?) Afro-Dominiquais - musician (instagram: obangamuzik).

M - Athletes:

Irvine Shillingford (1944) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Norbert Phillip (1948) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

David Defoe (1949) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Derek Abraham (1953) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Lockhart Sebastien (1955) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Joe Cooke (1955) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Thomas Kentish (1957) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Vince Hilaire (1959) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Martin Jean-Jacques (1960) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

True Brit / Frank Bruno (1961) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Jamaican - boxer.

Paul Canoville (1962) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Anguillian - footballer.

Larry Miller (1963) Dominiquais - sprinter.

Roy Marshall (1965) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Woodrow Lawrence (1966) Afro-Dominiquais - swimmer.

Phillip DeFreitas (1966) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Liburd Henry (1967) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Cedric Harris (1967) Afro-Dominiquais - middle-distance runner. 

Royston Trocard (1967) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Darwin Telemaque (1968) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Phillip DeFreitas (1966) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Steve Agar (1968) Dominiquais [Afro-Dominiquais, Unspecified White, Possibly Other] - track and field athlete.

Jérôme Romain (1971) Afro-Dominiquais - track and field athlete.

Garth Joseph (1973) Afro-Dominiquais - basketball player. 

Euclid Bertrand (1974) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Adam Sanford (1975) Dominiquais [Kalinago, Afro-Dominiquais, Possibly Other] - cricketer.

Balty Watt (1975) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer.

Raymond Casimir (1976) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer.

Wayne Phillip (1977) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer.

Sherwin James (1978) Afro-Dominiquais - track and field athlete.

Kirsten Casimir (1978) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Jefferson Louis (1979) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Chris Lloyd (1980) Afro-Dominiquais - sprinter. 

Kenneth Maronie (1980) Afro-Dominiquais - swimmer.

Dorian Auguiste (1980) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Rasheed Bertrand (1982) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Jermain Defoe (1982) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Saint Lucian - footballer.

Randolph Peltier (1982) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Fabian Florant (1983) Afro-Dominiquais - triple jumper. 

Shane Shillingford (1983) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Richard Pacquette (1983) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Darius Defoe (1984) Afro-Dominiquais - basketball player.

Liam Sebastien (1984) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Paul Victor (1984) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Erison Hurtault (1984) Afro-Dominiquais - sprinter. 

Mervin Matthew (1985) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Jean Paul (1985) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Ryan Edgar (1986) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Chad Bertrand (1986) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Joel Etienne-Clark (1986) Dominiquais [Afro-Dominiquais, English, Possibly Other] - footballer. 

Daniel Francis (1986) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Liam Fontaine (1986) Dominiquais - footballer.

Glenson Prince (1987) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Yordanys Durañona (1988) Afro-Dominiquais - triple jumper. 

David Registe (1988) Afro-Dominiquais - long jumper.

Glensworth Elizee (1989) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Kieran Agard (1989) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Vincentian, Afro-Jamaican - footballer.

Tyrone Theophile (1989) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer.

Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (1990) Afro-Dominiquais / Afro-Saint Lucian - footballer.

Anthony Edgar (1990) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Julian Wade (1990) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Kiernan Hughes-Mason (1991) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Grenadian, Afro-Antiguan, Afro-Barbudan - footballer.

Jerlani Robinson (1993) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Manjrekar James (1993) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Kavem Hodge (1993) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer. 

Travist Joseph (1994) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Briel Thomas (1994) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer.

Anfernee Frederick (1996) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer. 

Andrez Joseph (1998) Afro-Dominiquais - footballer

Alick Athanaze (1998) Afro-Dominiquais - cricketer.

Problematic:

21 Sa**ge / Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph (1992) Afro-Dominiquais, Afro-Haitian, Afro-Saint Vincentian - rapper-songwriter and producer. - His stage name involves an anti-native slur despite not being native, in his song ASMR he had anti-semitic lyrics, and made tweets supporting rape culture.

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REPORT: RANGERS 5-0 HEARTS

RANGERS roared back from Wednesday’s disappointment with a terrific 5-0 defeat of Hearts at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon.

In a performance of boundless energy, determination and some real, top-class play, Alfredo Morelos netted twice and there were counters from Glen Kamara, Scott Arfield and Fashion Jr in the crushing win.

Boss Van Bronckhorst named four changes to his side for this afternoon’s Scottish Premiership match - from the team which lined-up on Wednesday, Leon Balogun, John Lundstram, Ryan Jack and Alfredo Morelos all came into the XI in place of Borna Barisic, Glen Kamara, Amad and Kemar Roofe.

That meant it was a back five today of Allan McGregor in goal with captain James Tavernier, Connor Goldson, Balogun and Calvin Bassey in front of him.

Jack and Lundstram were joined in midfield by Joe Aribo, with Scott Arfield and Ryan Kent providing support to Morelos.

All nine players named on the bench by van Bronckhorst this afternoon are full internationals – there for him were Jon McLaughlin, Barisic, Steven Davis, Kamara, James Sands, Amad, Roofe, Fashion Jr, and for the first time, Aaron Ramsey.

Rangers were after a fast start in this one, and they had Hearts under pressure in the opening minutes with a succession of corners and lots of positive play in the visitors’ half in the opening minutes.

Kent had an effort slide just wide of the far post when he cut in from the left on the end of a fine Gers counter, while Craig Gordon showed good hands to gather from a Morelos drive from just inside the area when Jack set him up.

The Light Blues really were playing at a ferocious pace, and they hit the front on just 12 minutes with a phenomenal opener.

From the left, Calvin Bassey picked a 50-yard, curling pass into the path of Ryan Kent that took out Nathaniel Atkinson and Taylor Moore from the equation.

Kent still had work to do, however, and he delivered wonderfully to the back post for Alfredo Morelos to turn home expertly on the stretch for his 14th of the campaign.

It was just what was required for Rangers, and they kept up their high-energy showing – Aribo sending a strike wide as blue jerseys flooded forward once more.

Kent then released Morelos from halfway to scamper into space down that left again, before Morelos found Kent in the area after he made up the yards to turn Toby Sibbick inside out, but he could only fire wide of the far post with Gordon beaten.

Tavernier had a 25-yard free kick only just clear the crossbar, while Gordon gathered a Jack snapshot from the edge of the area.

Gordon then made a super save from Morelos from 18-yards to ensure it was only a single goal lead at the break – but their play certainly deserved more.

Hearts then threatened for the first time in the match within a minute of the restart. Stephen Kingsley delivered to the back post for Atkinson to volley across goal.

Bassey was then short with a header back to McGregor that Cammy Devlin nipped onto to send wide of the target, while Jack had a volley at the other end that dipped just over.

Then on 64 minutes, Gers got their richly deserved second through that man Morelos. After initially trying to thread one through for Arfield, the ball cannoned off Kingsley and back into the Colombian’s path, and from the 18-yard line, he curled a beautiful finish beyond Gordon and into the top-left corner of the net.

Morelos then could have had a hat-trick when Aribo released him to go one-on-one with Gordon, but a combination of Moore and the goalkeeper denied him.

Where Morelos couldn’t finish, sub Glen Kamara could. It was Morelos who released him through, and he sold Alex Cochrane a dummy before sitting Gordon down and finishing past him for 3-0 on 72 minutes for his second of the season.

Three minutes later, it was four, as Gers again broke the Hearts offside trap. Scott Arfield was denied initially by Gordon, but the ball ricocheted back into his path for a close-range finish for his fifth of the campaign.

That was to be his final action of the game, with Aaron Ramsey coming on for his debut to huge acclaim in his place just afterwards.

A fine block from Sibbick again denied Morelos his hat-trick, before number five arrived on 85 minutes. This time is was Kent racing into space down the right to cut the ball back for Fashion Jr’s seventh Rangers goal – albeit Ramsey was queuing up just behind too. Gordon denied Morelos in injury-time, and five is how it finished. It’s on now to Hibs back here on Wednesday night.

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Devon Conway steers Somerset to Vitality Blast quarter-finals; James Vince hits century for Hampshire

Devon Conway steers Somerset to Vitality Blast quarter-finals; James Vince hits century for Hampshire

James Vince hits century as Hampshire beat Sussex after defeating Essex in double-header; Surrey, Lancashire, Birmingham stay in hunt for quarter-finals, Middlesex fold to Kent, Notts Outlaws suffer defeat to Leicestershire Last Updated: 16/07/21 10:59pm New Zealand opener Devon Conway struck an unbeaten fifty as Somerset booked their spot in the last eight Somerset sealed a place in the…

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Devon Conway steers Somerset to Vitality Blast quarter-finals; James Vince hits century for Hampshire

Devon Conway steers Somerset to Vitality Blast quarter-finals; James Vince hits century for Hampshire

James Vince hits century as Hampshire beat Sussex after defeating Essex in double-header; Surrey, Lancashire, Birmingham keep in hunt for quarter-finals, Middlesex fold to Kent, Notts Outlaws undergo defeat to Leicestershire Final Up to date: 16/07/21 10:59pm New Zealand opener Devon Conway struck an unbeaten fifty as Somerset booked their spot within the final eight Somerset sealed a spot…

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15 Wedding Font Pairings Made For Each Other

Between the place cards, invitations, save-the-dates and more, we realize that a lot of typography goes in to tying the knot!

We know how overwhelming it could be to plan the tiniest details of your big day, and while we cannot be much help when it coming to picking the right dress or wine tasting, we can help you avoid stress for all things font-related. When it comes to designing your own wedding stationary, sorting and sifting through tons of free fonts when you are already pressed on time, can prove to be a hassle.

Here’s a rule of thumb to narrow down your research; font pairing is all about balance. The biggest caveat of font pairing is to marry a decorative, fancy font with another decorative font. Nobody ever said “like attracts”! It prevents the eye from being directed to one focal point and makes the design appear busy. Every time you use a swirly or calligraphic font, let that be the star of the show. Choose the second font to be something innocuous that draws attention towards the main decorative font and supports it.

1. Montserrat + Great Vibes

This wedding invite font combination is a classic; a san-serif paired with a cursive font. When it comes to cursive fonts, Great Vibes affords the most viable readability, which is an indispensable feature of any good design. Its x-height, medium weight, and subtle slant allows great accessibility by employing sophisticated, elegant letterforms.

Montserrat perfectly balances out the round features of the header with its straight, uniform lines. You can tip the angle a notch with its slanted letter forms as well. This imbues an element of interest to your design, without wreaking havoc on the readability of your text.

2. Gravura + Perpetua

Penned by the British designer Phill Grimshaw, Gravura incorporates unmatched letter proportions and the perfect stroke thickness. This gorgeous font features innumerable elegant glyphs and countless ornamental end pieces to craft the perfect sentiment.

Perpetua, on the other hand, is the brain child of Eric Gill, first appearing in a limited edition of “The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity”. Though the roman typeface was created in 1925, it’s timeless and classic feel is hardly likely to go out of style anytime soon. Perpetua is said to render a “sparkle” to any block of text, making it the perfect companion to the spectacular nature of Gravura.

3. Castellar + Chopin Script

Chopin Script, Originally penned by Typographer Mediengestaltung in 2002, is one of the most contemporary fonts on our list. It’s widely recognized by its ornate and bold disposition. Castellan, on the other hand is deemed a display font, most apt for large script and headlines, due to the shaded and incised look of each letter.

Inspired by the classic Roman letters, Castellar is a sweeping love letter to classic royalty, beautifully complementing the bold audacity of Chopin Script. The font combination is perfect if Renaissance and classic is what you are seeking to bind your holy matrimony with.

4. Montserrat Light + Playfair Display

The eternal appeal of Serif fonts can be infused in your wedding invite if you opt for this mesmerizing font pairing. Playfair Display, a classic-type serif font, is recognized by the subtle transitions between its thin and thick lines.

Montserrat Light beautifully accentuates it in your wedding card design, with its uniform linearity playing off nicely and subtly with the erect structure of Playfair, without overwhelming the design. The italicized lines serve as a subheading and nuance the main font pairs, alleviating the need for a third font.

5. Montserrat + Hammersmith One

In the previous designs, we have used Montserrat in supporting roles, but remember that it fares just as perfectly in the lead. In this combination, Hammersmith takes on a bold physique, and so does its contender font; Montserrat! Inspired by the Johnston UK lettering tradition, Hammersmith One depicts the quirks of a somewhat handmade, naïve, brush written letters, in addition to dark joins between strokes.

Any other font might have competed in hierarchy or appeared overpowering, but the weight of the Hammersmith One pulls off the pairing to perfection. Together, two strong fonts stand out and appear rather classy.

6. Flaemische Kanzleischrift + Copperplate

Flaemische Kanzleischrift tips its hat off to being designed by a skillful penmen. Initially derived from hundred-year-old manuscripts and later transformed into digital form, it incorporates a sense of hand lettered traditions that infuse a feeling of prestige and elegance to any design. Copperplate Gothic on the other hand was designed in 1901 by Frederic W. Goudy. The term “Gothic” classifies the font as a sans serif. However, glyphic serifs are employed to adorn its subtle strokes.

The font has an air of Victorian display meets stone carving, making it an elegant and timeless choice for wedding invites and monograms. The subtle richness and extravagance in design of Copperplate, beautifully go well with the delicate and ornate curves of Flaemische Kanzleischrift, making for a fanciful and rich look.

7. Baskerville + Lavenderia

To herald your fairytale wedding, this font combination spells classy and contemporary in the same breath. Lavenderia is the darling of the dance here; more than a little retro and perfectly swashed. To steer clear of the outmoded “wedding invitation” style of script, the designer of Lavenderia, James Edmondson, has altered the fundamental traits of the font; the width, the x-height, and the slant of the letters.

Libre Baskerville, on the other hand, may be mostly wall flower, but it’s Clark Kent qualities don’t sabotage its good looks. Its firmness and stability is just what is needed to anchor this flighty design.

8. Nevis Bold + Parisienne

Inspired by the Bra advertisements of the 60’s, Parisienne is a casual connecting script. Its intentional irregularity and slight bounce steers it clear of becoming a more formal script font. Free spirited yet classic, its romantic swashes are tempered by the steadfast characters of Nevis Bold in this design. Nevis is an angular, strong typeface. It’s bold and assertive, but manages to preserve a friendly tone.

Nevis is strongest in all caps, while Parisienne shines in title case. When additional spacing is incorporated between letters of Nevis Bold, it is rendered almost indistinguishable from its more pricey contenders like Gotham. Give this gorgeous wedding font pairing duo a whirl if you are looking for a wedding invitation set to wow!

9. Josefin Sans + Bodoni

Bodoni is a rather modern font, characterized by completely flat serifs and a high contrast between the thin and thick strokes. The Bodoni font embodies the rational thinking of the Enlightenment, and the strength of its characters renders it easily distinguishable.

On the other hand, Josefin Sans is a vintage inspired, geometric font. The geometric styling and the unbracketed serifs has made this font popular in most kinds of typesetting situations. The duo is a vintage contemporary pair that is great for designs that are impactful and memorable, yet simple.

10. Bickham Script Pro + Dante

Released in 1997, Bickham Script is a timeless font, penned down by Richard Lipton. The font has its roots all the way back in the 18th century English handwriting, but now each letter has been given a humanist touch. Bickham has an air of affluence and elegance that would make your wedding stationary appear to have been designed by a professional scribe.

Dante, on the other hand, was designed by Giovanni Mardersteig after World War II. Since then, it has been adapted to a more digital format, apt for periodicals and magazines. The rounded elegance of Bickham provides a sharp contrast to the mechanical perfection of Dante. The breathtaking combination marries modern taste with sheer grace.

11. Josefin Sans + Josefin Slab

This font pairing is the perfect testament to the fact that you don’t need to look for love; it might be right under your nose. In this case, the perfect font pair might be right next to each other in the font menu, and we are bound to let it slip.

Josefin Slab and Josefin Sans may be from the same family, but with the right formatting of text, spacing, and ratio of sizes, the two types can nuance each other as if they’re from different font families. Incorporating typewriter style attributes, Josefin Slab is a Scandinavian style font that complements the more vintage like feel of Josefin Sans in any wedding related stationary.

12. Masterics + Caviar Dreams

Masterics is a contemporary calligraphy, imbued with a vintage feel due to its elegant touch and moving baseline. Caviar dreams, on the other hand, is characterized by the unconventional shapes of its letters; shapes that stay clear of those classic renditions, allowing Caviar Dreams a unique identity altogether.

Its congruent letter spacing is a blessing for the eye, and seems to be binding the design together.

13. Feel Script + Modern No. 20

Feel Script is based off an older font which was created originally for Intertype. Most of the letters in the font were sampled originally from the vintage American magazine ads and later translated in to the digital form needed today. Feel Script comes with potent features and a more feminine legacy.

Modern No. 20, on the other hand is deemed a title face, apt for magazine covers and headlines. This modern serif, designed by Stephenson Blake, is a commendable typographical shorthand for refinement and quality. The digital version works impeccably in body copy, showering each word with equal importance without shouting. No other font can be a better masculine counterpart to our delicate Feel Script; a match made in heaven!

14. Anonymous Pro + Mr. Dafoe

Distinct calligraphic fonts like Mr. Dafoe should prudently be used across short lines, so that they don’t make the design appear cluttered and busy. By blowing up the headline size, it was used as the central design element in the wedding invite shown above.

The secondary font, Anonymous Pro has been given the role of a contrasting font; it grabs attention and complements the bold and swift strokes of the main font while sitting in the background.

15. Lato + Vidaloka

Akin to Bodoni, Vidaloka is a modern-type serif font, only a bit wider and thicker set than the former, and characterized by sloped terminals and curlified drops. If your design incorporates bold illustrative elements, it must be complemented with a strong headline font, otherwise the text would be lost somewhere in the invite.

Due to its high contrast, Vidaloka works best for short blocks of text. The simplicity and lightness of the complementary warm-feeling font, Lato, softens the design. Lato, Polish for “summer”, feels very unassuming and modest when set at small sizes in body copy.

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Rangers mark Gerrard milestone with Ross County thrashing

Rangers mark Gerrard milestone with Ross County thrashing

Rangers celebrated Steven Gerrard’s 150th match as manager by extending their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership table to 23 points with a 5-0 thrashing of Ross County at Ibrox on Saturday. The Gers were 3-0 up before halftime after early headers from Ryan Kent and Filip Helander were followed by a fine strike from Joe Aribo, with not even captain James Tavernier’s second successive…

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Early goals secure 2-0 win then Hamilton’s McCann sent off

Kabamba double helps Kilmarnock thump Dundee United 4-0

Ianis Hagi and James Tavernier struck early as Rangers strengthened their grip at the top of the Scottish Premiership table with a 2-0 victory at Hamilton. In the process, Steven Gerrard’s men secured a record-equalling sixth successive clean sheet and went three points clear of second-placed Hibernian.

Rangers took a 15th-minute lead when Hagi stabbed home after Kemar Roofe’s header had come back off the crossbar and not been cleared. Tavernier doubled the dose five minutes later, pouncing on the rebound following keeper Ryan Fulton’s save from Ryan Kent.

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Rangers out Europa League after Leverkusen loss

Moussa Diaby raced obvious of James Tavernier to manufacture with aplomb on the initiate of the 2d half of

Bayer Leverkusen ended Rangers’ 13-month Europa League hasten from the first qualifying spherical to the last 16 with a simple preserve halt in Germany.

Main 3-1 from the first leg at Ibrox on 12 March, Peter Bosz’s aspect had been frequently ever timid in an empty BayArena.

Kai Havertz hit the bar, slid a shot extensive, and had an effort saved however it used to be Moussa Diaby’s alert flee and manufacture that broke the deadlock.

The Germans now face Inter Milan in Monday’s quarter-closing in Dusseldorf.

Response & because it came about

Rangers – with Brandon Barker initiating sooner than Ianis Hagi – regarded to danger the crew that executed fifth in the Bundesliga on the break. Nevertheless alternatives had been scarce.

A heavy contact by Alfredo Morelos spurned an early opening, and it used to be 21-year-broken-down German world Havertz who went closest in the first half of, clipping Allan McGregor’s crossbar with an angled snapshot and sliding a shot narrowly extensive when one on one with the Rangers goalkeeper.

Leverkusen, playing their first match since shedding the German Cup closing to Bayern Munich on 4 July, had been tidy in possession and threatened with balls thru Rangers’ central defence.

Had it not been for a Filip Helander block from Florian Wirtz’s shot after a four-on-three attack, Rangers would have trailed on the break.

Diaby broke the stalemate in 51 minutes when he scampered obvious of James Tavernier and on to Charles Aranguiz ball sooner than finishing high previous McGregor.

The old goalkeeper weak his left foot to save beautifully from Havertz soon after sooner than Rangers’ easiest likelihood – Connor Goldson having a header cleared off the road by Edmond Tapsoba.

That used to be as genuine because it bought for Gerrard’s aspect, though, as a campaign that started with a preserve halt over St Joseph’s in Gibraltar on 9 July last year fizzled out.

Man of the match – Charles Aranguiz

The Chile midfielder (number 20) scored in the first leg at Ibrox and prompted Rangers additional distress alongside with his energy, tricky tackling and his ideal pass for Diaby’s impartial. He also stung McGregor’s fingers with a bulleted header from eight yards, though any impartial don’t have stood owing to an earlier defective

What did we be taught?

The two-impartial deficit meant development to the last eight used to be continuously going to be a colossal reveal. Gerrard had hoped the streak of Brandon Barker and Ryan Kent could danger Leverkusen, however the Germans’ passing used to be too slick and no Rangers participant could impose himself ample to change the course of the tie.

In-ask striker Morelos might have performed his last game for Rangers. He scored six of his crew’s 13 targets in the marathon campaign, however in Germany he supplied few glimpses of his earlier hazard. Gerrard will list new strikers Kemar Roofe and Cedric Itten in his 2020/21 Europa League squad, however funds raised from a sale of Morelos might perhaps be properly spent on including thrust and creativity to the midfield.

Alfredo Morelos’s performances in the Europa League have helped to attract interest in him however he had a forgettable evening in Leverkusen

Rangers competed admirably in the match in opposition to groups from Poland, Holland and Portugal however came unstuck in opposition to the crew that executed fifth in the Bundesliga, exhibiting the energy of one amongst Europe’s top leagues.

What did they recount?

Rangers supervisor Steven Gerrard (talking to BT Sport): “We’re upset with the final result. I manufacture not mediate we stumbled on our level or efficiency to give it a genuine proceed tonight. Primarily most likely the greatest aspect won the game and the most simple aspect struggle thru. There’s plenty we are in a position to toughen on and plenty we are in a position to work on transferring ahead and now we have stumbled on a level tonight to strive for. Confidently in the future we are in a position to salvage to that level.”

Match stats

Rangers lost each and every legs of a European tie for the first time since the 1997-98 Uefa Cup first spherical in opposition to Strasbourg.

Leverkusen have won four consecutive Europa League games – their easiest flee in the competition since February 1995. It is the first time have reached the last eight since 2007-08.

Rangers did not strive a single shot in the first half of. Their first strive of any kind came with Goldson’s 71st-minute header.

Dilapidated 17 years and 95 days, Wirtz became the youngest participant to characteristic for Leverkusen in a European tie, surpassing Havertz (17y 144d v Tottenham in the Champions League in November 2016).

What’s subsequent?

Rangers return to Scottish Premiership action on Sunday, welcoming St Mirren to Ibrox and having a survey to be succesful to add to the opening-day victory over Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

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MATCH REPORT: RANGERS 1-0 LIVINGSTON

RANGERS overcame a wild night of Glaswegian weather and a stuffy Livingston side to record a very hard-earned three points in the Scottish Premiership tonight.

Substitute Scott Arfield’s goal 15 minutes from time was the difference for Gers on a night where they had to dig deep to take the victory.

From the side which faced Aberdeen at Pittodrie eight days ago, tonight’s Rangers starting XI boasted three changes.

Fashion Jr, Cedric Itten and Alex Lowry for a first start all came into the side in place of the injured Ianis Hagi, Alfredo Morelos, who is on international duty with Colombia and the suspended Ryan Kent.

That meant it was a back five of Allan McGregor in goal with captain James Tavernier, Connor Goldson, Calvin Bassey and Borna Barisic in front of him. Glen Kamara and James Sands, who wins a first Ibrox appearance, were joined in the middle of the park by Lowry while Fashion Jr and Scott Wright provided support to Itten.

It was Lowry who was to have the first effort after just three minutes. Fashion Jr made a fine run with the ball across the 18-yard line before laying off for the 18 year-old whose low shot was well held by Stryjek.

Livi were proving to be typically tough to break down, however, despite the Light Blues enjoying a huge amount of possession in and around the visitors’ box.

Itten came close to turning home a drilled Lowry cross across the 18-yard box, before Jack Fitzwater made an excellent block on the line to prevent Wright netting from 20-yards when Gers opened Livi up on the 25-minute mark.

Itten again came close to netting another Lowry cross, this time after he showed outstanding skill to work the angle for the cross from the left, and just after, Goldson headed a Tavernier corner over the bar.

Strykek made a fine save from Fashion Jr at the end of a fluent move from Gers, while Goldson volleyed over this time on the end of a Barisic corner.

Gers began the second half on top once again, and Itten headed an inviting Tavernier cross from the right just over the bar, while Fashion Jr could only find the arms of Stryjek when he was picked out by Tavernier.

Tavernier himself had a header wide from a Barisic cross, while sub Kemar Roofe couldn’t bury a Fashion Jr ball as the home side continued to push.

Strykek was to make a fine save from Fashion Jr when he hit one at the end of a brilliant run from midfield before finally, on 75 minutes, the breakthrough arrived.

It looked like it was going to take something special tonight, and sub Scott Arfield provided it. He made his trademark late run into the area to meet a brilliant Barisic cutback, but with Stryjek right in front of him, he was forced into a quite brilliant finish, flicking it over the goalkeeper and into the back of the net.

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The Historic Sports Car Club will organise one of the UK’s most prominent historic racing festivals of the season at this weekend’s Oulton Park Gold Cup (29-31 August).

From a very full 21-race weekend, stand-outs will include two races for Formula Junior to mark 60 years of the category at Oulton Park. To celebrate this landmark, the famous Gold Cup trophy will be presented to the aggregate winner of the Formula Junior races.

The man to beat in the double-header for the FJHRA/HSCC Silverline Historic Formula Junior Championship is undoubtedly Cam Jackson in his superb Brabham BT2 after a double win at Brands Hatch. In fact, prolific winner Jackson will be bidding for a clean sweep of six wins in three cars this weekend. His chief rival, as at Brands, will be former Formula 3000 racer Mark Shaw in his Brabham BT6.

From the capacity grid, a strong front-engined field will deliver a race within a race and leading contenders will include Justin Fleming and Iain Rowley in Lola Mk2s and Mallory Park winner Jonathon Hughes (Terrier Mk4).

In the HSCC Historic Formula Ford Championship Jackson will continue his bid to win a third straight title in three different cars: this year is the unfashionable March 709. At Brands, Linton Stutley took the fight to Jackson in his Royale RP3 and two more mighty contests are likely. Joining the fray is rapid youngster Horatio Fitz-Simon who joins fellow front-runner Pierre Livingstone in the Speedsport squad, while Matt Wrigley, Rob Wainwright and Danny Stanzl all have podium ambitions.

The HSCC’s Dunlop Saloon Car Cup builds on the former Super Touring Trophy to broaden the range of eligible cars. New on the grid will be experienced historic touring car racer Simon Garrad in his newly-prepared Nissan Skyline R32. After selling his Super Touring Renault Laguna to Germany, Garrad commissioned local engineering ace Ric Wood to build him a Skyline for use in the DSCC and this will be the car’s first race weekend.

Mark Wright is an established front-runner in his Ford Sierra RS500, BMW M3s are entered for Mark Smith and Nicholas Bartlett, while former BTCC racer Jason Hughes will be a pacesetter in his Super Touring Vauxhall Vectra.

Some of the most spectacular single-seaters of a generation will deliver the glory in two races for the HSCC’s Aurora Series, with a good contingent of Formula 2 cars. Matt Wrigley will be the benchmark in his March 782 and up against him will be another March 782 in the hands of F2 newcomer Brian Morris. This is the ex-Ghinzani car coming back to racing after a long lay-off.

Running within the Formula Atlantic class will be Bolton’s Callum Grant on his debut race weekend with his March 79B and his pace should be good despite the power disadvantage to the 2-litre F2 cars.

The Historic Road Sports Championship is typified by sporting competition from large and varied grids. Setting the recent pace has been current champion Kevin Kivlochan in his stunning AC Cobra. Kivlochan hoped to carry on where he left off at Brands last month but knew that the return to the grid of the Lotus Elan of John Davison was going to present a real challenge. Sure enough, Davison won narrowly at Brands and now that battle will be rejoined at Oulton Park.

No less than six Morgan Plus 8s will be aiming to get into the action and it is Richard Plant who could head this squadron of Malvern’s finest. From the smaller-engined cars, look out for the Ginetta of Mark Godfrey and the Elan of Jonathan Rose, while Nigel Griffiths brings another AC Cobra to the mix.

The HSCC 70s Road Sports Championship is one of the club’s core championships and has been delivering great value racing for competitors for more than 25 years. The man they have to beat is double champion Jeremy Clark who made his intentions of completing a hat-trick clear by winning the belated season-opener at Brands Hatch in mid-July.

Heading the challengers to Clark is Kevin Kivlochan, who switches to his Morgan Plus 8 for the 70s race, and he will be tough to contain at Oulton Park. Meanwhile, Dave Karaskas, another driver with wide-ranging experience, was a major threat to Clark at Brands Hatch in his TVR 3000M.

The HSCC Guards Trophy is one of the weekend’s longer racer with a 40-munute enduro featuring mandatory pit-stops and optional driver changes. At least seven cars from the Chevron B6 and B8 range are due on the grid and several of them are potential race winners.

Last time out, a mid-race safety car set up a storming finish as father and son Westie and Sam Mitchell scored a memorable debut win in their B8. Elder son Ben is due to share with dad at Oulton but they have plenty of rivals including two of the cars that were hunting them down in the closing stages at Brands Hatch.

The hard-charging Andy Newall now has the B6 that scored many wins over three decades with Michael Schryver, while single-seater and GT ace Michael Lyons again teams up with former BTCC star Anthony Reid in a rare Lenham. John Spiers (TVR Griffiths) and John Davison (Lotus Elan 26R) head the GT pack, while the field is graced by a rare outing for the stunning Lotus 47 of James Claridge.

More single-seaters from the 1970s and early 1980s will contest two races for the HSCC Classic Formula 3 Championship and URS Classic Formula Ford 2000 Series.

Topping the F3 entry will be Brands winners Andrew Smith (March 783) and young Benn Tilley (March 743). Each took a win at Brands Hatch and Smith had the edge on pace in Kent. Ranged against the Marches will be a gaggle of Ralts, notably the RT3 of former champion Gaius Ghinn and the RT1 of Keith White.

Topping the URS FF2000 pack is another young ace, Ben Stiles in his Van Diemen RF82. Leading the chase of Stiles will be Benn Simms, Anthony Hancock and Andrew Smith, not to be confused with the other Andrew Smith on the grid!

Monday is a busy day for contenders in the HSCC Historic Touring Car Championship with a qualifying session and two races. Peter Hallford flies the stars and stripes in his Mustang but will face a ferocious challenge from a gaggle of potent Lotus Cortinas. Notably, local ace and leading modern GT racer Jon Minshaw joins the fray in a Lotus Cortina and will surely be a major contender.

Joining Minshaw in the Cortina pack are Mike Gardiner, Richard Belcher and Roger Stanford and this quartet of cars is sure to give the rumbling Mustang a hard time. Mixing it with the Cortinas should be reigning champion Bob Bullen in one of five Ford Anglias in the field. From the ranks of the smaller-engined cars will come Mini racers Roger Godfrey and Barry Sime, while heading the Imp pack will be the Singer Chamois of Steve Platts.

For sheer spectacle in historic racing, the HSCC Thundersports series takes some beating and the weekend will deliver a wonderfully varied field of sports-racing and GT cars for a pair of races.

Two cars stand out at the head of the entry and both are sensational crowd pleasers from the days of the mighty Can-Am sports-racing cars. Winner of the first race at Brands Hatch was the awesome McLaren M8F of Dean Forward and the 850bhp monster will be tough to beat at Oulton Park. Meanwhile, the driver of Richard Dodkins’ equally huge March 717 is yet to be finally confirmed but a year ago Calum Lockie made it fly.

From the ranks of the 2-litre cars come a gaggle of rapid contenders, topped by the racing return of the famous Chevron B26 ‘chocolate drop’ now in the hands of John Emberson. The B23 of James Claridge and the Osella PA3 of John Spiers are other podium contenders while Mike Fry (Lola T86/90) tops the Sports 2000 division.

Monday’s action includes four Formula Ford races and two of them are for the Classic Formula 1600 Championship. The shortened season kicked off at the Brands Hatch last month and now an excellent grid will gather for rounds three and four at Oulton Park.

Just as he did in Formula Junior, Cam Jackson started his season with a perfect double in his Van Diemen RF80 and he heads to Oulton Park in pursuit of a total of six wins in three different cars.

Out to stop the Jackson steamroller is Formula Ford veteran Rick Morris (Royale RP29), along with rising stars Jordan Harrison (Royale RP21), Samuel Harrison (Royale RP29) and Henry Chart (Van Diemen RF81). Meanwhile, pacesetter Mike Gardiner (Crossle 32F) should be a major threat to Jackson.

The Dunlop Historic Trophy for Pre ’66 Jaguars will be a special one-hour race during the Gold Cup weekend, with mandatory pit stops and the option of two drivers.

Inevitably, the faster E-types will set the overall pace at the head of the field and an intriguing contest is in prospect as Jon Minshaw and his son Jack race against each other. They have previously shared E-types in longer racer and Jack has shown tremendous form given his modest experience. Now he will go head-to-head with dad (in two of dad’s cars) as the third generation of racing Minshaw starts to make its mark.

Other leading E-types include those of John Spiers, Martin Melling and Jason (brother of Jon) Minshaw, Jamie Boot and Jonathan Hughes. Away from the E-type ranks, Richard and Tom Butterfield and Glenn Pearson/Peter Dorlin will battle in Mk1 Saloons and Rick Willmott represents the XK

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Plastering kent

The term Louis refers to the name of 18 French Monarchs who reigned from 1300 to the French Revolution. The Louis Mantelpiece should more rightly be called a Louis revival mantelpiece as it was the product of the 19th century when French architects and interior decorators sought to produce styles, which mimicked the type of fireplace which was popular during the reigns of Louis XIV, XV, and XVI. In reality the fireplaces of this era were a lot more elaborate than the revival designs, which were made in France and England during the Victorian era. A typical Louis revival projected around 9 inches from the wall. The front was flat and box like with a wide rectangular opening. The designs were more graceful than the British marble fireplace of the era and were often made by Italian craftsmen with extra detail and finishing undertaken by French artisans.

The revival Louis XV surrounds have graceful curves and the designs which are popular today are much more likely to be from this origin. Louis XVI fireplaces are square and much more masculine and could be mistaken for many traditional English designs which have been popular for 200 years or more. The small and feminine Louis XV Pompadour has probably been the most successful of all the Louis designs.

Georgian

The Georgian era spanned the years 1714 to 1820, although the latter period is more correctly called Regency. It was during this time that many of today's stately homes were Looking for a cheap plasterer in Kent?  being built or remodelled as the landed aristocracy flourished. Inigo Jones, an architect during the previous century, was the inspiration for the early Georgian period up to 1760. His pattern books were available to landed gentry throughout the country and, filled with designs incorporating elements from Greek mythology, they inspired designer's like William Kent to provide fireplaces which formed a voluptuous centrepiece to grace grand rooms.

The history of the fireplace now falls conveniently into two halves. Immense, ornate designs characterised the earlier part, while the latter half saw mantelpieces with a more subtle, classical influence.

In middle class households designs were altogether simpler - faux imitations of marble or expensive hardwoods replaced the real thing. More reserved, and cheaper, fireplaces would also be seen in the less important rooms of stately homes indicating that the pockets of even the richest landowners were not limitless! These designs did not percolate down at all to the farmers and yeomen who made up the majority of house owners. Their fireplaces were often the inglenook designs with large wooden lintel that we see in thatched cottages today.

The second half of the century is, without doubt the age of Robert Adam and the fireplaces that bear his name. With his brother James, Robert Adam produced pattern books covering all aspects of architecture but it is probably for the fireplace that he is best known. Adam was a master of detail - his designs, although smaller and less extravagant than were common in the previous fifty years, included beautifully finished detail, almost all taken from classical mythology. This could include a gold-leaf Etruscan motif or even a Wedgwood ceramic plaque.

Important rooms featured designs in fine white statuary marble embellished with swags, ribbons, lyres and urns, whilst less important rooms, and the vast emerging middle class, would be supplied by scaled down copies of these designs in a variety of imitation designs and materials. In the never-ending change that is furnishing fashion, the designs became more classical and less ornate in the dying years of the Georgian period and influences, such as the Chinoiserie (Chinese influenced design) favoured by the Prince Regent, George IV, became more evident. In many ways this period was the heyday of the fireplace, the design dimensions and features still copied in a myriad of imitations for today's market.

Regency

Like every décor trend over the last four hundred years the Regency period cannot be seen in isolation. In fact, it is incorporates elements and inter relates with trends, social differences and politics both before and after the period. Regency fireplaces tended to be much less elaborate than those of designers such of Robert Adam. Gone were the small inset pastoral scenes so beloved of the mid 18th century aristocracy. In their place came very rectilinear designs with the typical reeded leg. The leg itself might be flat with the reeding as an inset or even in the form of single or double Greek columns apparently supporting the fireplace header. The reeded panel might be taken across the header but other designs included twin parallel lines, Acanthus leaves or other Greek images - Medusa's head or Roman triumph images were also popular.

Marble was a popular material for fireplaces although, at times, supplies from Italy, Spain and Portugal were blockaded by the Napoleonic wars. Statuary marble (the variety used for sculpting statues) was preferred, although its cost tended to limit its use to the main, public rooms. Other 'reception' and 'retiring' might have fireplaces in faux marble, manufactured in wood or toughened plaster and painted, by highly skilled but low paid artisans, to resemble marble.

In France fireplace style had developed separately from that of Britain. During the French Revolution, many of the extravagant chimneypieces installed throughout the reigns of Louis XIV, XV and XVI were ripped out and shipped abroad. In their place came fireplaces, still influenced by the empires of antiquity but with less decoration and grander mantelshelves than examples within the UK. With France's close relationship with the fledgling USA this influence can also be seen in New England homes of the period including the White House (which is only white because the Brits burnt it in 1812 and it had to be repainted - white!).

Regency influence has remained popular to this day. Many town houses from this era survive in London although the largest houses were demolished for their land during the late Victorian housing boom. Where Regency houses had been stripped of their original fireplaces by subsequent generations keen to modernise their homes, modern reproductions have been used to fill the gaps and recreate at least some of the splendour of that period. Indeed, the simpler design of Regency fireplaces has proved easier to reproduce than the elaborate splendour of its predecessors which are regarded as 'over the top' by the present generations.

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61 Persistence Quotes for Entrepreneurs

Persistence is key to succeeding, entrepreneurs often say. Whether you just need a little boost, or feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, persistence quotes can provide the spark to get your mojo back.

Everyone experiences setbacks, delays and obstacles. But many famous entrepreneurs point to one thing that made a difference in their careers. They kept going. They fell down, got up, dusted themselves off, and tried again.

We’ve collected persistence quotes from business leaders and professionals to share with you.

Below are 61 of the best persistence quotes:

Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. ~ Thomas Edison, Inventor

Ambition is the path to success. Persistence is the vehicle you arrive in. ~ Bill Bradley, Starbucks Corporate Director

Energy and persistence conquer all things. ~ Benjamin Franklin

Be passionate and bold. Always keep learning. You stop doing useful things if you don’t learn. So the last part to me is the key, especially if you have had some initial success. It becomes even more critical that you have the learning ‘bit’ always switched on. ~ Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO

The question is not whether you have the money. It is whether you have the hustle. There’s a difference! ~ Nicky Verd, Keynote Speaker

Persistence Quotes for Startups

Does tenacity beat talent or a great idea? Some startup leaders think so. Read their quotes on persistence.

Persistence pushes me to be bold and seek out the opportunities I’ve wanted. It starts by envisioning what you want, no matter how big or small, and believing that you can achieve it. ~ Belinda Johnson, Former CEO of Airbnb

Passion, Patience, and Persistence are the ingredients to be an entrepreneur. ~ Jawo, YouTuber and IT Specialist

The successful entrepreneurs that I see have two characteristics: self-awareness and persistence. They’re able to see problems in their companies through their self-awareness and be persistent enough to solve them. ~ Alan Schaaf, Founder of Imgur

Most entrepreneurial ideas will sound crazy, stupid and uneconomic, and then they’ll turn out to be right. ~ Reed Hastings, Netflix Co-Founder and CEO

In my view, it’s irreverence, foolish confidence and naivety combined with persistence, open mindedness and a continual ability to learn that created Facebook, Google, Yahoo, eBay, Microsoft, Apple, Juniper, AOL, Sun Microsystems and others. ~ Vinod Khosla, Billionaire Businessman and Venture Capitalist

I’ve known entrepreneurs who were not great salespeople, or didn’t know how to code, or were not particularly charismatic leaders. But I don’t know of any entrepreneurs who have achieved any level of success without persistence and determination. ~ Harvey Mackay, Best-Selling Business Author

Building a successful business requires a combination of human capital, financial resources, market opportunity, persistence, community support, and even luck. ~ Andrew Yang, American Entrepreneur and Political Candidate

I demand a lot from myself and reflect this attitude upon others: I consider it to be an important quality for a leader. I also think it is impossible to achieve success without persistence. ~ Yelena Baturina, Russian Billionaire Businesswoman

With patience and persistence, even the smallest act of discipleship or the tiniest ember of belief can become a blazing bonfire of a consecrated life. In fact, that’s how most bonfires begin – as a simple spark. ~ Dieter F. Uchtdorf, German Businessman

To succeed at anything worthwhile in life requires persistence, no matter how gifted, fortunate, or passionate you are. ~ Rich Karlgaard, Entrepreneur and Author

Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. ~ Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States

Quantity and persistence will get you the outcomes you need. ~ James Altucher, Hedge Fund Manager, Entrepreneur and Venture Capitalist

Once you believe that you can do something, there is not a single person in the universe who can convince you otherwise. ~ Germany Kent, Author and Journalist

Flaming enthusiasm, backed up by horse sense and persistence, is the quality that most frequently makes for success. ~ Dale Carnegie, Author of ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People’

Quotes to Overcome Failing

Sir Winston Churchill once said, “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” Although humorous, it’s one of those quotes with profound meaning. Churchill, who is known for one of the most famous persistence quotes in history (“We shall never surrender“), is saying never give up. Be positive. Eventually you will triumph. Here are more:

Success is not the absence of failure; it’s the persistence through failure. ~ Aisha Tyler, Broadcaster and Actor

A little more persistence, a little more effort, and what seemed hopeless failure may turn to glorious success. ~ Elbert Hubbard, Travelling Salesman and Writer

My greatest point is my persistence. I never give up in a match. However down I am, I fight until the last ball. My list of matches shows that I have turned a great many so-called irretrievable defeats into victories. ~ Bjorn Borg, Tennis Player

Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. ~Thomas Edison, Inventor

So when your mind tells you to quit or give up, you tell it to SHUT UP. Then you go about your healthy business. Believe me, it will listen after awhile of being persistent. ~ Harken Headers, Author

I think the most important trait for an entrepreneur is persistence. When you try to do something new and difficult, you are more likely to fail than to succeed. ~ Trip Adler, Co-Founder of Scribd

If you don’t accept ‘no’, don’t give up, and don’t bow to the status quo, a window of opportunity will eventually crack open and you’ll be standing in front of it. If it doesn’t crack open, just keep prying with a crowbar until it gives. ~ Anthony Iannarino, Entrepreneur and Sales Leader

Persistence and resilience only come from having been given the chance to work though difficult problems. ~ Gever Tulley, Entrepreneur and Computer Scientist

The key of persistence opens all doors closed by resistance. ~ John Di Lemme, Author and Founder

No matter how much falls on us, we keep plowing ahead. That’s the only way to keep the roads clear. ~ Greg Kincaid, Lawyer and Author

Paralyze resistance with persistence. ~ Woody Hayes, College Football Hall of Famer

The majority of men meet with failure because of their lack of persistence in creating new plans to take the place of those which fail. ~ Napoleon Hill, Author of ‘Think and Grow Rich’

Persist. Even when you’re heavy with emotion, pick yourself up bringing the axe of your actions down, repeatedly chopping at the day until you bring the sun low with success. ~ Curtis Tyrone Jones, Life Coach

Keep going. Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end. ~ Roy T. Bennett, Thought Leader and Author of ‘The Light in the Heart’

Persistence Quotes to Achieve Goals

When the going gets tough, do you give up? Read these quotes to see why persistence is so important to achieving goals.

The only thing that stands between dreams and reality is persistence. ~ Abhijit Naskar, Neuroscientist, Speaker and Author

To persist with a goal, you must treasure the dream more than the costs of sacrifice to attain it. ~ Richelle E. Goodrich, Author of ‘Smile Anyway’

What are you here to do? What are you uniquely good at? Add to that the importance of doing it persistently, being dogged. There are massive returns to doggedness. ~ Daniel Pink, Economist

Setting a goal that may look a bit unreasonable at first feeds me with the needed energy and motivation to be persistent until I reach it. ~ Marcel Nickler, Digital Business and Board Advisor

Countless great ideas are at this moment gathering dust in files and boxes simply because their owners didn’t stick with them. ~ Sam Harrison, Author of ‘Ideaspotting’

The natural consequence of diligence and persistence is competence and success. ~ Vincent Okay Nwachukwu, Author of ‘Weighty and Worthy African Proverbs’

Make a decision to keep pressing forward. Keep believing and keep stretching until you see your dream fulfilled. ~ Joel Olsteen, Pastor and Televangelist

Even during a mid-life crisis do not deviate from your goal. History remembers only those who succeed. ~ Hockson Floin, Business Development Manager, Architect and Author

The difference between perseverance and obstinacy is, that one often comes from a strong will, and the other from a strong won’t. ~ Henry Ward Beecher, Social Reformer

Every obstacle in life can be melted by your undying persistence focus on the goal at hand. ~ Daniel Anikor, Researcher and Author

To challenge myself to great things is to patiently and persistently expend myself in enduring all of the little things that make up every great thing. ~ Craig D. Lounsbrough, Professional Life Coach

Just because you are a CEO, don’t think you have landed. You must continually increase your learning, the way you think, and the way you approach the organization. ~ Indra Nooyi, former PepsiCo CEO

What I always say is, ‘Do every job you’re in like you’re going to do it for the rest of your life, and demonstrate that ownership of it.’ ~ Mary Barra, General Motors CEO

If you truly can dedicate your life to one single mission, no matter the nature of the mission, then sooner or later the mission itself will pave its own way for you to keep on walking – so, close your eyes, visualize your mission and take the leap of faith. ~ Abhijit Naskar, World-Renowned Neuroscientist

Quotes on Daily Persistent Steps

Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence each and every day. Choose a persistence quote to inspire you to take action.

Do it badly; do it slowly; do it fearfully; do it any way you have to, but do it. ~ Steve Chandler, Author of ‘Reinventing Yourself: How to Become the Person You’ve Always Wanted to Be’

As long as there’s breath in You – PERSIST! ~ Bernard Kelvin Clive, Personal Branding Coach

You never know what’s around the corner. It could be everything. Or it could be nothing. You keep putting one foot in front of the other, and then one day you look back and you’ve climbed a mountain. ~ Tom Hiddleston, Actor

Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence. ~ Hal Borland, New York Times Editorialist and Naturalist

First forget inspiration. Habit is more dependable. Habit will sustain you whether you’re inspired or not. Habit will help you finish and polish your stories. Inspiration won’t. Habit is persistence in practice. ~ Octavia Butler, Author and Multiple Hugo Award Winner

What is often called exceptional ability is nothing more than persistent endeavor. ~ Pauli Murray, Civil Rights Activist

The little step, long continued, the very gradual but persistent advance, is sure to attain its end. ~ Lord Robert Montagu, British Politician

Discover a purpose that gives you passion. Develop a plan that makes you persistent. Design a preparation and motivates you to optimize your potentials. Do it because you love it! ~ Israelmore Ayivor, Inspirational Speaker

Do not sit still; start moving now. In the beginning, you may not go in the direction you want, but as long as you are moving, you are creating alternatives and possibilities. ~ Rodolfo Costa, Author of ‘Advice My Parents Gave Me: and Other Lessons I Learned from My Mistakes’

Slight persistent effort can move you successfully forward in anything you do. ~ Kelli Wilson, Author of ‘The Clutter Breakthrough’

You can’t make anyone do anything, but you can knock on doors until the right one opens. ~ Jolene Stockman, TEDx speaker and Writer

You must be very patient, very persistent. The world isn’t going to shower gold coins on you just because you have a good idea. You’re going to have to work like crazy to bring that idea to the attention of people. ~ Herb Kelleher, Southwest Airlines Founder

Just keep going. Everybody gets better if they keep at it. ~ Ted Williams, Baseball Player and Coach

A river cuts through rock, not because of its power, but because of its persistence. ~ James N. Watkins, Award-Winning Author and Speaker

How do you use this list of persistence quotes? Simple. Start your day by reading a quote about persistence or share a quote with your team.

Get inspired with more: 

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Sales Quotes

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61 Persistence Quotes for Entrepreneurs

Persistence is key to succeeding, entrepreneurs often say. Whether you just need a little boost, or feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, persistence quotes can provide the spark to get your mojo back.

Everyone experiences setbacks, delays and obstacles. But many famous entrepreneurs point to one thing that made a difference in their careers. They kept going. They fell down, got up, dusted themselves off, and tried again.

We’ve collected persistence quotes from business leaders and professionals to share with you.

Below are 61 of the best persistence quotes:

Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. ~ Thomas Edison, Inventor

Ambition is the path to success. Persistence is the vehicle you arrive in. ~ Bill Bradley, Starbucks Corporate Director

Energy and persistence conquer all things. ~ Benjamin Franklin

Be passionate and bold. Always keep learning. You stop doing useful things if you don’t learn. So the last part to me is the key, especially if you have had some initial success. It becomes even more critical that you have the learning ‘bit’ always switched on. ~ Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO

The question is not whether you have the money. It is whether you have the hustle. There’s a difference! ~ Nicky Verd, Keynote Speaker

Persistence Quotes for Startups

Does tenacity beat talent or a great idea? Some startup leaders think so. Read their quotes on persistence.

Persistence pushes me to be bold and seek out the opportunities I’ve wanted. It starts by envisioning what you want, no matter how big or small, and believing that you can achieve it. ~ Belinda Johnson, Former CEO of Airbnb

Passion, Patience, and Persistence are the ingredients to be an entrepreneur. ~ Jawo, YouTuber and IT Specialist

The successful entrepreneurs that I see have two characteristics: self-awareness and persistence. They’re able to see problems in their companies through their self-awareness and be persistent enough to solve them. ~ Alan Schaaf, Founder of Imgur

Most entrepreneurial ideas will sound crazy, stupid and uneconomic, and then they’ll turn out to be right. ~ Reed Hastings, Netflix Co-Founder and CEO

In my view, it’s irreverence, foolish confidence and naivety combined with persistence, open mindedness and a continual ability to learn that created Facebook, Google, Yahoo, eBay, Microsoft, Apple, Juniper, AOL, Sun Microsystems and others. ~ Vinod Khosla, Billionaire Businessman and Venture Capitalist

I’ve known entrepreneurs who were not great salespeople, or didn’t know how to code, or were not particularly charismatic leaders. But I don’t know of any entrepreneurs who have achieved any level of success without persistence and determination. ~ Harvey Mackay, Best-Selling Business Author

Building a successful business requires a combination of human capital, financial resources, market opportunity, persistence, community support, and even luck. ~ Andrew Yang, American Entrepreneur and Political Candidate

I demand a lot from myself and reflect this attitude upon others: I consider it to be an important quality for a leader. I also think it is impossible to achieve success without persistence. ~ Yelena Baturina, Russian Billionaire Businesswoman

With patience and persistence, even the smallest act of discipleship or the tiniest ember of belief can become a blazing bonfire of a consecrated life. In fact, that’s how most bonfires begin – as a simple spark. ~ Dieter F. Uchtdorf, German Businessman

To succeed at anything worthwhile in life requires persistence, no matter how gifted, fortunate, or passionate you are. ~ Rich Karlgaard, Entrepreneur and Author

Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. ~ Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States

Quantity and persistence will get you the outcomes you need. ~ James Altucher, Hedge Fund Manager, Entrepreneur and Venture Capitalist

Once you believe that you can do something, there is not a single person in the universe who can convince you otherwise. ~ Germany Kent, Author and Journalist

Flaming enthusiasm, backed up by horse sense and persistence, is the quality that most frequently makes for success. ~ Dale Carnegie, Author of ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People’

Quotes to Overcome Failing

Sir Winston Churchill once said, “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” Although humorous, it’s one of those quotes with profound meaning. Churchill, who is known for one of the most famous persistence quotes in history (“We shall never surrender“), is saying never give up. Be positive. Eventually you will triumph. Here are more:

Success is not the absence of failure; it’s the persistence through failure. ~ Aisha Tyler, Broadcaster and Actor

A little more persistence, a little more effort, and what seemed hopeless failure may turn to glorious success. ~ Elbert Hubbard, Travelling Salesman and Writer

My greatest point is my persistence. I never give up in a match. However down I am, I fight until the last ball. My list of matches shows that I have turned a great many so-called irretrievable defeats into victories. ~ Bjorn Borg, Tennis Player

Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. ~Thomas Edison, Inventor

So when your mind tells you to quit or give up, you tell it to SHUT UP. Then you go about your healthy business. Believe me, it will listen after awhile of being persistent. ~ Harken Headers, Author

I think the most important trait for an entrepreneur is persistence. When you try to do something new and difficult, you are more likely to fail than to succeed. ~ Trip Adler, Co-Founder of Scribd

If you don’t accept ‘no’, don’t give up, and don’t bow to the status quo, a window of opportunity will eventually crack open and you’ll be standing in front of it. If it doesn’t crack open, just keep prying with a crowbar until it gives. ~ Anthony Iannarino, Entrepreneur and Sales Leader

Persistence and resilience only come from having been given the chance to work though difficult problems. ~ Gever Tulley, Entrepreneur and Computer Scientist

The key of persistence opens all doors closed by resistance. ~ John Di Lemme, Author and Founder

No matter how much falls on us, we keep plowing ahead. That’s the only way to keep the roads clear. ~ Greg Kincaid, Lawyer and Author

Paralyze resistance with persistence. ~ Woody Hayes, College Football Hall of Famer

The majority of men meet with failure because of their lack of persistence in creating new plans to take the place of those which fail. ~ Napoleon Hill, Author of ‘Think and Grow Rich’

Persist. Even when you’re heavy with emotion, pick yourself up bringing the axe of your actions down, repeatedly chopping at the day until you bring the sun low with success. ~ Curtis Tyrone Jones, Life Coach

Keep going. Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end. ~ Roy T. Bennett, Thought Leader and Author of ‘The Light in the Heart’

Persistence Quotes to Achieve Goals

When the going gets tough, do you give up? Read these quotes to see why persistence is so important to achieving goals.

The only thing that stands between dreams and reality is persistence. ~ Abhijit Naskar, Neuroscientist, Speaker and Author

To persist with a goal, you must treasure the dream more than the costs of sacrifice to attain it. ~ Richelle E. Goodrich, Author of ‘Smile Anyway’

What are you here to do? What are you uniquely good at? Add to that the importance of doing it persistently, being dogged. There are massive returns to doggedness. ~ Daniel Pink, Economist

Setting a goal that may look a bit unreasonable at first feeds me with the needed energy and motivation to be persistent until I reach it. ~ Marcel Nickler, Digital Business and Board Advisor

Countless great ideas are at this moment gathering dust in files and boxes simply because their owners didn’t stick with them. ~ Sam Harrison, Author of ‘Ideaspotting’

The natural consequence of diligence and persistence is competence and success. ~ Vincent Okay Nwachukwu, Author of ‘Weighty and Worthy African Proverbs’

Make a decision to keep pressing forward. Keep believing and keep stretching until you see your dream fulfilled. ~ Joel Olsteen, Pastor and Televangelist

Even during a mid-life crisis do not deviate from your goal. History remembers only those who succeed. ~ Hockson Floin, Business Development Manager, Architect and Author

The difference between perseverance and obstinacy is, that one often comes from a strong will, and the other from a strong won’t. ~ Henry Ward Beecher, Social Reformer

Every obstacle in life can be melted by your undying persistence focus on the goal at hand. ~ Daniel Anikor, Researcher and Author

To challenge myself to great things is to patiently and persistently expend myself in enduring all of the little things that make up every great thing. ~ Craig D. Lounsbrough, Professional Life Coach

Just because you are a CEO, don’t think you have landed. You must continually increase your learning, the way you think, and the way you approach the organization. ~ Indra Nooyi, former PepsiCo CEO

What I always say is, ‘Do every job you’re in like you’re going to do it for the rest of your life, and demonstrate that ownership of it.’ ~ Mary Barra, General Motors CEO

If you truly can dedicate your life to one single mission, no matter the nature of the mission, then sooner or later the mission itself will pave its own way for you to keep on walking – so, close your eyes, visualize your mission and take the leap of faith. ~ Abhijit Naskar, World-Renowned Neuroscientist

Quotes on Daily Persistent Steps

Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence each and every day. Choose a persistence quote to inspire you to take action.

Do it badly; do it slowly; do it fearfully; do it any way you have to, but do it. ~ Steve Chandler, Author of ‘Reinventing Yourself: How to Become the Person You’ve Always Wanted to Be’

As long as there’s breath in You – PERSIST! ~ Bernard Kelvin Clive, Personal Branding Coach

You never know what’s around the corner. It could be everything. Or it could be nothing. You keep putting one foot in front of the other, and then one day you look back and you’ve climbed a mountain. ~ Tom Hiddleston, Actor

Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence. ~ Hal Borland, New York Times Editorialist and Naturalist

First forget inspiration. Habit is more dependable. Habit will sustain you whether you’re inspired or not. Habit will help you finish and polish your stories. Inspiration won’t. Habit is persistence in practice. ~ Octavia Butler, Author and Multiple Hugo Award Winner

What is often called exceptional ability is nothing more than persistent endeavor. ~ Pauli Murray, Civil Rights Activist

The little step, long continued, the very gradual but persistent advance, is sure to attain its end. ~ Lord Robert Montagu, British Politician

Discover a purpose that gives you passion. Develop a plan that makes you persistent. Design a preparation and motivates you to optimize your potentials. Do it because you love it! ~ Israelmore Ayivor, Inspirational Speaker

Do not sit still; start moving now. In the beginning, you may not go in the direction you want, but as long as you are moving, you are creating alternatives and possibilities. ~ Rodolfo Costa, Author of ‘Advice My Parents Gave Me: and Other Lessons I Learned from My Mistakes’

Slight persistent effort can move you successfully forward in anything you do. ~ Kelli Wilson, Author of ‘The Clutter Breakthrough’

You can’t make anyone do anything, but you can knock on doors until the right one opens. ~ Jolene Stockman, TEDx speaker and Writer

You must be very patient, very persistent. The world isn’t going to shower gold coins on you just because you have a good idea. You’re going to have to work like crazy to bring that idea to the attention of people. ~ Herb Kelleher, Southwest Airlines Founder

Just keep going. Everybody gets better if they keep at it. ~ Ted Williams, Baseball Player and Coach

A river cuts through rock, not because of its power, but because of its persistence. ~ James N. Watkins, Award-Winning Author and Speaker

How do you use this list of persistence quotes? Simple. Start your day by reading a quote about persistence or share a quote with your team.

Get inspired with more: 

Hard Work Quotes

Success Quotes

Sales Quotes

All Motivational Quotes for Business

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