Lee Clarke

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  Published on: 3/7/2008    Last Visited: 3/7/2008  

  It's former Posh footballer Lee Clarke practicing the haka.
  
  Lee is a coach with Premier Sport and had to teach the All Blacks' war dance to some kids on a rugby course he was taking!
  
  These days Lee is a striker with struggling Blue Square South side St Albans and there's a rumour going round that he actually performed the dance in front of Saturday's opponents Weston-super-Mare to inspire a rare 3-0 away win.
  
  It's worth repeating

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  Published on: 8/4/2008    Last Visited: 2/1/2009  

  Environmental management student Lee Clarke, 27, of Minyama, has become the University of the Sunshine Coast's first Indigenous cadet.

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  Published on: 2/15/2008    Last Visited: 2/25/2008  

  Lee Clarke
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  Lee Clarke, 28, of Minyama, will next month become the first Indigenous student to travel abroad under the University of the Sunshine Coast's Global Opportunities (GO) program.
  
  The third-year Environmental Management and Japanese language student will spend two semesters at Nagoya University in Japan, and his assessment there will count towards his double degree at USC.
  
  Lee qualified for a generous scholarship from Nagoya University after achieving a very high grade point average (GPA) during his first two years of study at USC.
  
  He said he was looking forward to immersing himself in the Japanese culture.
  
  "I have had a lifelong interest in Japan," he said.
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  Lee is a skilled linguist, having learnt several languages while working as a surf charter boat skipper and crewman throughout south-east Asia in the 10 years before he started studying at USC.
  
  "I can speak Indonesian, Malaysian and Thai, so I thought I'd get another language under my belt," he said."Japanese is difficult to learn, but it's definitely achievable.I just have to put in the hours."
  
  Lee said he also planned to make his trip to Japan a real cultural exchange.

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  Published on: 10/25/2007    Last Visited: 10/25/2007  

  Striker Lee Clarke has gone someway to silencing his critics and the debate surrounding his lack of goals and Anderson said: "The form of Lee is a big, big plus.
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  Striker Lee Clarke has gone someway to silencing his critics and the debate surrounding his lack of goals and Anderson said: "The form of Lee is a big, big plus.

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  Published on: 9/27/2008    Last Visited: 5/23/2009  

  As the Blue Square South team went forward again, Danny Chapman made a great sliding challenge to block Lee Clarke's shot with his legs, before St Albans were forced to replace Rod Hicks after a nasty clash with Leon Lalite which left the St Albans midfielder in need of physio attention.
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  Substitute Clydie Roberts ran on but cued his shot wide, before City's Lee Clarke also found the wrong side of the post at the other end with a quarter of an hour to go.

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  Published on: 12/5/2007    Last Visited: 12/5/2007  

  Spot on Clarke clinches City win
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  St Albans City manager Dave Anderson refused to say that his side have' turned the corner' but the dramatic last minute penalty converted by Saints captain Lee Clarke to clinch a 1-0 win and league double over high-flying Bromley on Saturday will be seen by many as the foundation upon which City can build a platform to climb out of the bottom three of Blue Square South.
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  Clarke epitomised City's fighting spirit having played despite being physically ill in the dressing room shortly before kick off, surely there can be no sweeter medicine than sticking away the goal that clinched only a second success at Clarence Park for St Albans in 20 home games since the end of January.
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  Bromley's resistance cracked in the final minute when Clarke and Cousins combined to send Butler down the right of the Bromley defence only to be sent tumbling courtesy of a shove by Corneille.
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  With City's first penalty in open play since April, Clarke kept his nerve to slot the ball low to Walker's left as the keeper moved to his right.

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  Published on: 3/6/2008    Last Visited: 3/15/2008  

  "A few lads have found themselves left out and Lee Clarke responded in a fantastic way and the same with Scott Cousins.
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  Simon Martin and Lee Clarke played for Saints.

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  Published on: 12/2/2007    Last Visited: 12/2/2007  

  Spot on Clarke clinches City win
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  St Albans City manager Dave Anderson refused to say that his side have' turned the corner' but the dramatic last minute penalty converted by Saints captain Lee Clarke to clinch a 1-0 win and league double over high-flying Bromley on Saturday will be seen by many as the foundation upon which City can build a platform to climb out of the bottom three of Blue Square South.
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  Clarke epitomised City's fighting spirit having played despite being physically ill in the dressing room shortly before kick off, surely there can be no sweeter medicine than sticking away the goal that clinched only a second success at Clarence Park for St Albans in 20 home games since the end of January.
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  Bromley's resistance cracked in the final minute when Clarke and Cousins combined to send Butler down the right of the Bromley defence only to be sent tumbling courtesy of a shove by Corneille.
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  With City's first penalty in open play since April, Clarke kept his nerve to slot the ball low to Walker's left as the keeper moved to his right.

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  Published on: 2/20/2008    Last Visited: 2/20/2008  

  Manager Steve Castle made two changes from the side beaten at Eastbourne on Saturday with club captain Lee Clarke not even making the bench following a run of one goal in 1,012 minutes.

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  Published on: 3/2/2008    Last Visited: 3/2/2008  

  Manager Steve Castle, returning to the ground where a 3-0 defeat in October 2004 culminated in his resignation, again left strikers Lee Clarke and Simon Martin on the bench and they were joined by left back Scott Cousins.
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  Sunday was withdrawn in favour of Clarke on 61 minutes while Bruce waited to take a free kick.
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  Cousins, close to the halfway line, played the ball up to Clarke who took a return pass from Hakim before storming through the middle of the home defence and beating Northmore with a perfectly placed low shot to the keepers left as the custodian dived to his right.
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  A sweeping move involving Cousins, Clarke and Bruce ended with Cousins continuing his run to collect Bruce's deft flick only to have his shot charged down by Ujah.
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  Cousins started another move with a pass to Bruce who quickly teed up Hakim whose cushioned pass paved the way for Clarke, from 20 yards, to force Northmore to dive low to his right to save.

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