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#12901884
24 October 2025
Nicky Devlin and James Penrice in action during the UEFA Conference League group stage matchday 2 between AEK Athens and Aberdeen FC at OPAP Arena in Athens, Greece on October 23, 2025.
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24 October 2025
Nicky Devlin during the UEFA Conference League group stage matchday 2 between AEK Athens and Aberdeen FC at OPAP Arena in Athens, Greece on October 23, 2025.
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19 November 2024
Lukasz Skorupski, Bartosz Slisz, Nicky Devlin and John Souttar in action during the UEFA Nations League 2024 League A Group A1 match between Poland and Scotland, at the PGE Narodowy in Warsaw, Poland, on November 18, 2024.
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#4002886
16 March 2019
Sunderland's Max Power contests for the ball with Walsall's George Dobson and Walsall's Nicky Devlin during the Sky Bet League 1 match between Sunderland and Walsall at the Stadium Of Light, Sunderland on Saturday 16th March 2019. (Credit: Steven Hadlow | MI News)
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#430283
11 February 2015
Nick Riley (in the brown jumper), a former member of the British Geological Society, speaking at The Guardian live debate about fracking, on Tuesday 10th February 2015. Other representatives were invited to speak, but declined. Damien Carrington, the chair of the debate is wearing the suit.-- In Manchester, England, a debate took place, on Tuesday 10th February 2015, about the controversial new energy source of fracking. The method of Hydraulic Fracturing, commonly known as 'fracking' and debated at the Guardian Live event, involves pumping various materials in to shale rocks at high pressure. Chaired by The Guardian's environment editor, Damian Carrington, the participants of the debate included Tony Bosworth, Michael Bradshaw, Nick Riley and Natalie Bennett.
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#430286
11 February 2015
Tony Bosworth (to the left of Michael Bradshaw), an energy campaigner with Friends of the Earth, speaking at The Guardian live debate about fracking on Tuesday 10th February 2015. Other representatives were invited to speak, but declined.-- In Manchester, England, a debate took place, on Tuesday 10th February 2015, about the controversial new energy source of fracking. The method of Hydraulic Fracturing, commonly known as 'fracking' and debated at the Guardian Live event, involves pumping various materials in to shale rocks at high pressure. Chaired by The Guardian's environment editor, Damian Carrington, the participants of the debate included Tony Bosworth, Michael Bradshaw, Nick Riley and Natalie Bennett.
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#430282
11 February 2015
Michael Bradshaw (in the pink shirt), an academic at the University of Warwick, speaking at The Guardian live debate about fracking, on Tuesday 10th February 2015. Other representatives were invited to speak, but declined.-- In Manchester, England, a debate took place, on Tuesday 10th February 2015, about the controversial new energy source of fracking. The method of Hydraulic Fracturing, commonly known as 'fracking' and debated at the Guardian Live event, involves pumping various materials in to shale rocks at high pressure. Chaired by The Guardian's environment editor, Damian Carrington, the participants of the debate included Tony Bosworth, Michael Bradshaw, Nick Riley and Natalie Bennett.
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#430285
11 February 2015
Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party of England & Wales, speaking at The Guardian live debate about fracking, on Tuesday 10th February 2015. Other representatives were invited to speak, but declined.-- In Manchester, England, a debate took place, on Tuesday 10th February 2015, about the controversial new energy source of fracking. The method of Hydraulic Fracturing, commonly known as 'fracking' and debated at the Guardian Live event, involves pumping various materials in to shale rocks at high pressure. Chaired by The Guardian's environment editor, Damian Carrington, the participants of the debate included Tony Bosworth, Michael Bradshaw, Nick Riley and Natalie Bennett.
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