Innovations in field line marking technology as Leicester take their initiatives

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Field line marking is a vital part of sports and recreational establishments. It not only supplies the required limits for games but also guarantees the safety and organization of different sports activities.

In recent years, there have been thrilling innovations in field line marking technology, making the procedure more efficient, precise and environmentally friendly. In this piece, we will analyze the most delinquent advances in sports line marking equipment and materials, such as GPS-guided line painters, and eco-friendly paint alternatives.

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Harry Souttar ready to move either on loan or full transfer, Rangers and Celtic keen with a third alternative possible

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Harry Souttar (25) is a pivotal player for his country Australia. He has been in good form, scoring a number of vital goals in his latest internationals, but still his time at Leicester must be said, so far, to have been a massive dissappointment, not being able to cement a place after his move from Stoke.

It was talk of him leaving in the summer, but no move happened and being fourth in the packing order after Jannik Vestergaard, Wout Faes and Conor Coady has seen this campaign as troubled time for Souttar, not really getting much game time, limited to just a couple of games in league and cup.

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Emotional and special return for Enzo Maresca meeting former West Brom team mates at The Hawthorns

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Enzo Maresca used to play for West Brom. Before the game at The Hawthorns yesterday he was met by his former team mates Paul Raven and Darry Burgess, handing over a honorary cap to the Leicester manager.

It was an emotional return for Enzo Maresca as his only club in English football was West Bromwich Albion. He played for The Baggies from 1998 to 2000, adding up a total of 47 games, scoring 5 goals from his midfield position.

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