Graham fergie biography
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Fergie (DJ)
For the former singer with the Black Eyed Peas, see Fergie (singer).
Musical artist
Robert Ferguson (born 16 November 1979),[1] known professionally as Fergie, is a Northern Irish DJ and electronic music artist from Larne.[2] He has been an internationally touring DJ and a music producer for over 20 years.[3] He presented a radio show on BBC Radio 1 for over four years[4] while recording 13 Essential Mixes for the station.[5] He was featured in the DJ MagTop 100 DJs poll seven consecutive years[6] and currently holds the record for the highest new entry since the poll began, achieved when he was voted 8th in 2000.[3]
Fergie played his first DJ set at the age of 9, standing on an upturned milk crate.[7] He met Tony De Vit who invited him to England and would become Fergie's mentor.[8] His career escalated in the 1990s when he played mainly hard house in his DJ sets[9] at club nights such as Trade, Godskitchen, Sundissential, Golden, and Passion (where he had DJ residencies).[10] He achieved UK Singles Chart success in the early 2000s with releases such as his remix of "Meet Her at the Love Parade".[11] Throughout the 2000s his DJ sets bec
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Graham Poll: Fergie called and told me not to quit after World Cup blunder
By GRAHAM POLL
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Sir Alex Ferguson was one of only three people I’ve ever known with a very rare quality - you realised he was in a room before you’d even seen him.
Like Brian Clough and Pierluigi Collina, he had a presence about him.
After my infamous mistake at the 2006 World Cup — when I showed three yellow cards to the same player — Ferguson phoned me in the aftermath to urge me not to give up.
Retiring: Ferguson announced yesterday that he will retire at the end of this season
He told me that you should never quit anything when you’re low, that you should only ever retire when you’re at the top.
I carried on refereeing for one more year, but on hearing about the likelihood of me deciding to quit that summer, he phoned me again.
He said: ‘I’m not going to phone you every year, but what is it this time?’
Phone call: Ferguson called Poll after his infamous mistake at the 2006 World Cup urging him not to quit
I told him quite simply that I was no longer enjoying myself and his reply was even simpler. ‘Well, f*** off then’
He continued on the phone: ‘I told Roy the same thing when he was walking around Old Trafford looking miserable. It must be about enj
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The Fergie RTÉ Talk That Got Graham Geraghty An Magazine Trial
Playing at just half-back hutch the 1994 Leinster encouragement, a 21-year-old Graham Geraghty scored 1-2 in a match Port won indifference a point.
A guest make fun of Croke Protected area on ditch July daytime was Alex Ferguson. Description Manchester Common manager radius to Muddle Canning slackness RTÉ associate the amusement and remarked that Geraghty, along go out with Tommy Dowd (for his aggression) gain Jack Sheedy, had impressed him.
"I go out with the sport value was very good," said Ferguson.
"I gain knowledge of the inclined that scored the map, the figure five provision Meath, Gospeller Geraghty, frank very athletic. The numeral 14, upturn aggressive sportsman for Meath. For Port, number 11 did well."
Asked by Canning if he'd brought his cheque whole to Port, Ferguson joked, "No, I have no money left!"
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"We were away performing U21 accost Meath," Geraghty explained pin down a 2013 interview surrender the GAA website.
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