Carl Neil Fletcher is a former professional football player and manager, who most was head coach at Leyton Orient. As a midfielder Fletcher represented Wales at senior international level for five years, scoring one goal in 36 appearances. Having made his professional debut for Bournemouth in 1998, Fletcher went on to play for West Ham United, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Plymouth Argyle, making 414 appearances in league competition and scoring 34 goals. Born in Camberley, Fletcher retired from playing in 2012 to focus on his role as manager of Plymouth Argyle, keeping the Pilgrims in League Two despite serious financial issues, his time as Plymouth Argyle manager has since seen Fletcher described as "a crucial figure in the club’s history both now and years into the future." He resumed his playing career in October 2013 with Barnet. After playing football for Oakdale Middle School, Fletcher moved onto being Captain of his local football team in Poole, Dorset. Fletcher started his career at Football League club Bournemouth, making his debut in February 1998 as a 17-year-old.

He made 185 league starts for the south-coast club, including captaining the side to a 5–2 victory over Lincoln City in the 2003 Division 3 playoff final and scoring 2 of the goals himself, before earning a move to West Ham United in 2004 for £275,000. Fletcher played in the Premier League after West Ham won promotion the season he signed for them, he had a month-long loan spell at Watford. Upon his return from Watford in October 2005, he made 12 league appearances for West Ham. Fletcher's last league game was on 7 May 2006. In the last game of the season, with Tottenham Hotspur needing a win to qualify for the Champions League, Fletcher scored the first goal in a 2-1 West Ham win with the Tottenham team affected by food poisoning, it was his only Premier League goal. On 13 May 2006, Fletcher was drafted into the West Ham team to face Liverpool in the FA Cup Final due to the suspension of Hayden Mullins; the FA Cup final proved to be his last competitive match for the Hammers, however, as he signed for Crystal Palace in that summer, for £400,000.

He was appointed as captain by manager Peter Taylor. After Neil Warnock took over, the captaincy went to Mark Hudson. Fletcher captained Wales for the first time on 28 May 2009 against Iceland. However, he was substituted after just 41 minutes after damaging his ankle ligaments. After Neil Warnock was appointed as Palace manager, Fletcher found first-team opportunities limited, starting many games on the substitutes bench, which led to him and teammate Paul Ifill being placed on the transfer list in August 2008. Fletcher was signed on loan by Nottingham Forest in October of that year due to their ever-growing injury list. However, he only made five appearances in this period and due to a problematic back injury, was sent back to Palace. Fletcher signed a month-long emergency loan deal with Plymouth Argyle on 20 February 2009, scoring on his debut against Sheffield United. A string of commanding performances led to the loan being extended a month until the end of the 2008–09 campaign. Following his release by Crystal Palace in May 2009, Fletcher signed a two-year contract with Plymouth.

Having been made captain by Paul Sturrock, he led the team in this role throughout his time as a player with the club. Fletcher extended his contract by 12 months during the summer of 2011, he retired from playing at the end of the 2011–12 season in order to focus on management. Fletcher resumed his playing career in October 2013. Prior to signing a contract he trained with the club during pre-season and spent time back at Bournemouth, he made six appearances, three in the league, before being released in January 2014. Fletcher was appointed caretaker manager of Plymouth Argyle on 19 September 2011, a day after Peter Reid was sacked by acting chairman Peter Ridsdale. Plymouth Argyle were recovering from a tulmultous 2010/11 campaign that had seen the Club docked 10 points and being served its third winding-up petition in three years, they had failed to win a game. He led the club to their first win of the season, beating Macclesfield Town 2-0; the club was taken over by Akkeron Group at the end of October and Fletcher became the club's full-time manager, having won two and drawn one of his seven games as caretaker.

Fletcher managed to guide Plymouth Argyle to League Two safety, a run of six games unbeaten between March 17 and April 11 proving critical. Beren Cross, journalist at Plymouth Live, said, "Many fans will look back on Fletcher as a crucial figure in the club’s history both now and years into the future; that campaign will forever be marked as a point of resistance in the club’s history, a season in which the rot, the slump was stopped."He signed a one-year rolling contract at the end of the 2011–12 season and retired as a player. "I have enjoyed playing. There have been highs and lows, tough days and good days, but it's on to a new era in my life," he said to The Herald. "I'm starting again and trying to build my reputation up as a manager now."Fletcher was sacked on 1 January 2013 after a run of eight defeats in 13 league games left the club 21st in the League Two table. In a tearful post-match interview with BBC Radio Devon, he said that "since I've been down here we've been through a lot, that's football really.

I might be a young manager but I know if you don't win games you don't keep your job."Fletcher was appointed youth team manager at Bournemouth on 15 January 2014 after leaving Barnet. In October 2019, Fletcher was appointed as head coach with EFL League Two club Leyton Orient, he was sacked on 14 November without a win. In September 2010, Fletcher wa

The Réunion Premier League or Championnat de La Réunion de football is the top division of football on the French overseas territory of Réunion. The league is run and managed by the Réunionese Football League under the watch of the French Football Federation. Réunion Premier League was created in 1950 and the most successful club is JS Saint-Pierroise, who have won 17 league titles; the defending champions are JS Saint-Pierroise. The winner of the competition earns a berth in the CAF Champions League. In the French pyramid system, the Réunion Premier League is positioned in the Division d'Honneur, the sixth level of French football; the league has produced several professional Ligue 1 players, as well as players who have gone on to have successful careers abroad. Players such as Jean-Pierre Bade, Guillaume Hoarau, Florent Sinama-Pongolle, Dimitri Payet, Jean-Pascal Fontaine all began their careers on the island before achieving success abroad. There are 14 clubs in the Réunion Premier League. During the course of a season from March to November, each club plays the others twice, once at their home stadium and once at that of their opponents, for a total of 26 games.

Like all other amateur leagues in France, the league operates using a 4–2–1 points system meaning four points for a win, two for a draw, one for a defeat. If points are equal following the season, the goal difference and goals scored determine the winner. If still equal, teams are deemed to occupy the same position. If there is a tie for the championship, for relegation, or for qualification to other competitions, a play-off match at a neutral venue decides rank; the two lowest placed teams are relegated to second division and the top two teams from the second division are promoted in their place. The Réunionese Football League runs the Coupe de la Réunion, the national cup of the territory; the organization runs a Coupe de France cup competition, independent to the Coupe de la Réunion. The Coupe de France competition serves as qualifying rounds for the actual Coupe de France; the competition lasts six rounds and the winner of the competition qualifies for the 7th round of the Coupe de France.

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La Fanfarria del Capitán is an Argentine band formed in 2004 by Victoria Cornejo, Jeronimo Cassagne and Francisco Mercado. Named Capitan Tifus, the band created the Fanfarria Latina genre, which combines rock, tango, ska and Latin rhythms; the band has played around the world, specially in Europe and in Russia and Japan. They have been on the road up to 7 months non stop. In the last months the band has grown in popularity due to their version of Bella Ciao popularized by the Netflix series La Casa de Papel. La Fanfarria del Capitán has four albums edited, two released in Argentina and two in Austria and they will release their fifth in 2019; the band's first album, Flores del Bosque de Bolonia, was produced by Matías Cella and edited by EMI Publishing. Their second album was E Viva!. Cella's production was edited in Austria by Newton Records. In 2007, Capitan participated in a televised tour through Argentina. In the same year, Cornejo toured with Mad Professor through the UK and to play together in Madrid and Buenos Aires.

In 2009, Capitan won the "Diente de Oro" award as a creative band, given by EMI to the most promising projects of the year. In 2011, they were invited to the Botanique Festival to represent the music of Buenos Aires; this gave birth to their first international tour, with 40 concerts in Italy, the Czech Republic and Spain. The "Mondo Tour 2012" consisted of 87 concerts over seven months through Argentina, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, Russia and Japan. Important festivals on this tour included the Fusion Festival, Mighty Sounds, Nuevo Sol, Movement Festival, Harvest Festival and OCT-Loft Jazz Festival. In 2013, their third international tour included Latin Europe; the tour started in Buenos Aires with the Pepsi Music Festival and was followed by European festivals such as Trutnov, Wild Mint and Mundial. Capitan Tifus played 60 concerts during the five months they were in Europe, they shared gigs with Bomba Estereo, Karamelo Santo and Bersuit Vergarabat. In 2014 their fourth tour includes Germany, Czech Republic, Belgium, Finland, Poland, Italy and Spain.

The most important festivals of this tour were: World Village Festival, Wutzrock Festival, Karneval der Kulturen, Mundial Festival, Trutnov Festival, MIĘDZYNARODOWE ŚWIĘTO. The 2016 tour includes the festivals Drienok Festival, Jatka Festival y Street Fetstival, Transit Festival, Kulturfest Sindelfingen y Tropen Tango, Vijver Festival and Festival Onderstroom, Zomer Van Antwerpen, Bimble Bandada Festival, Finger Food Festival y Ariano Folk Festival. In 2017 they tour 6 countries playing at Tollwood, Grimming&Grantig, Templiner Stadtfest y Pfederstall Festival, Drienok Festival, FestivalderAa y Czeremcha open air. During 2018 they tour together with Bersuit Vergarabat in Rusia due to the FIFA World Cup and play a concert together at the Central House of Artists of Moscow; the tour continues in 8 european countries and includes: Reeds Festival, Mana Festival, Open Air Klagenfurt, Tropen Tango, Jahr Markt Festival y Binger Open Air, Pohoda Festival, Babel Sounds, Jatka Festival. Capitan was declared of Cultural Interest by the Secretary of Culture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Argentina in 2011, 2012 and 2013.

Albums After their debut album Flores del Bosque de Bolonia, they produce a second album directed by Matías Cella called E Viva!. Recorded at Los Elefantes studios from argentinean musician Lito Vitale; the album is edited in Austria by Newton Records. In 2013 they record a live album at Graz, edited in 2014 by Newton Records. La Giravida, is album number four. Produced by Diego Blanco and Jerónimo Cassagne, masterized by Eduardo Bergallo it counts with the collaboration of artists: Chotokoeu, Mate Power, Kocani Orkestar, Raffaelle Quarta, Lisa Witt, La Cesar Pavón Orquesta. In 2018 started the recordings of Magias de Hoy, their fifth album and it feats Amsterdam Klezmer Band, Bersuit Vergarabat and El Plan de la Mariposa is due to release in june 2019. Capitan Official Website