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The Rebels announced their new skipper at their season launch on Thursday night.
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The appearance of the new skipper had attracted his attention.
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They remained silent until Johnson suggested that three cheers be given for the new skipper.
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Having secured the halyards, the new skipper sprang to the helm, and seized the main sheet.
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There was a slight laugh at the coolness of this reply, which enraged the new skipper.
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Joe, this is Mr Blackburn, our new skipper.
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Was it new skipper Warren Whiteley?
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By and by the congregation will get ahead of him, and then it must, have another new skipper.
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Fortunately, my satisfied appetite had prevented any unnecessary hurry to eat on my part, for our new skipper frowned heavily.
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One to watch: Given our precarious position it's time to appoint a new skipper who can inspire and lead from the front.
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This it seems often happens a new skipper is tried out, changes and promotions are made, or the regular captain deserves a rest.
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The new skipper identified Steele, an uncapped 33-year-old with grey hair and spectacles, as the premier player of fast bowling in the country.
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Supersport United will resume the season with a new skipper in the form of Ronwen Williams, who takes over from the departing Dean Furman.
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The stars are aligning for Kearney's first season at the Warriors, with new skipper Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and playmaker Shaun Johnson back to full fitness.
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Kalas, named as the club's new skipper an hour before kick-off, met Jamie Paterson's corner inside the six-yard box to nod past goalkeeper Marko Marosi.
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Both are very comfortable against pace, and it seems unlikely that new skipper De Kock would gamble on a spinner opening the bowling at Newlands.
