THE OAKLANDS CHARITY BLOG CHEQUE PRESENTATION

As many will know my Charity Blog over the 2013/14 football season chose a small charity in Warsop on the outskirts of Mansfield to sponsor, which caters for Adults with Learning Disabilities

 

The total amount raised was a outstanding £1,250.36p, this was achieved by sponsoring myself 25p every goal I saw scored during the season(370 goals in 82 matches) and clubs and individuals donating towards the Charity Blog and also The Notts Senior Football League for kindly allowing my wife Hazel to do a Charity Raffle at their Cup Finals.

 

In the 3rd season of the Blog, this is the most ever raised, surpassing over £500 to the Epilepsy Department in Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham in 2012 and to the Cancer Unit at Kings Mill Hospital of over £800 in 2013.

 

Rob of Burnside Drive, Mansfield says " I set out each season with a target of raising £100 and anything else is a bonus but to raise such amounts when people with not much money in this day and age really makes me feel humble and really thankful. I would like to thank everyone who has made a donation no matter how large or small.

The Charity Blog has grown over the years as people like to read about the matches I go to and look at the match action photos I take at them, during the 2013-14 season the aroundthegrounds2013-14 Charity Blog had over 31,400 plus hits".

 

Jill Robinson the Business Manager of the Oaklands Residential Care Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities said "We are delighted and happy to receive this amount and it will be spent on the residents needs, such as day trips or things they may require."

 

Rob has already set up his Charity Blog for the 2014-15 season called aroundthegrounds2014-15 which has already had over 1000 hits and he is sponsoring Support Dogs, a small charity that trains dogs for people with Autism, Epilepsy and people with other Disabilities.

 

If anyone would like to donate to Rob's Charity Blog, they can contact him on hornby60uk @yahoo.co.uk

 

A OUTSTANDING YEAR

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

MANY THANKS TO ALL THE DONATORS OVER THE SEASON

AFC Mansfield

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin Williams

Michael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

370 GOALS

 TOTAL AMOUNT

£1,250.36

REVIEW OF THE 2013-14 SEASON

REVIEW OF THE 2013-14 SEASON FOR ME

 

82 Matches I've been to this season, from little villages in Cornwall like Looe to around Notts Senior League Grounds and Central Midlands Grounds.

Some great moments included:

 

 Raising a staggering £1250.33  for the The Oaklands Centre for Adults with Specials Needs in Warsop near Mansfield.

 

The Second Ever Notts Senior League Groundhop where the attendances even shocked me and the event ran like clockwork.

 

Visiting so many lovely clubs who just made Me and Hazel and of course Shawn so welcome across the country.

 

Meeting so many friends through Non League Football, including fellow Bloggers and of course Hoppers and Club Volunteers around the Grounds.

Being honoured to be asked to present trophys at 2 different cup finals for the Notts Senior League where Hucknall Rolls Leisure beat Boots Athletic 3-2 after extra time at Eagle Valley, Arnold Town FC and the CMFL League Cup where AFC Mansfield beat Thorne Colliery 2-1 at Alfreton Town FC.

 

Well the season all begin for me on a nice sunny afternoon at Welbeck Welfare who played Selston Fc in a Pre-Season Friendly, a game that saw Selston run out 3-2 winners and ended at Clifton All Whites FC who beat South Normanton Athletic 4-2 to win the CMFL South Championship title.

I am always asked questions like what is the best game you have seen this season and whats the best goal you've seen etc, so I'm going to try and answer them if I can.

Most Improved Ground Visited

KEYWORTH UNITED FC

Since my last visit,  they had installed Floodlights and still working on the ground now.

 

 Best Game Seen
Netherfield Albion v Bingham Town
This Cup Tie had so many turns in it, with one side going in front then the other fighting back and taking the lead and after extra time still remaining level, so it went to penalties

Best Goal Seen
Andy Start's goal for Hucknall Rolls Leisure v Awsworth Villa, where he hit the ball that had dropped over his shoulder and smashed it home on the volley from out side the area.

 

Most Friendliest Club

There are so many and cant upset any of them..Had a pint with quite a few, so many have donated money to my blog charity, so cant choose

 

Best Beer

KEYWORTH UNITED FC

cant remember much as I didn't buy any at the Groundhop but had a few!!!

 

Best Food

ST AUSTELL

Them pasties were grand. Real nice touch when the committee offered me and my family and a Groundhopper from Kent pasties after the match to go with our pints.

 

Funniest Moment

RUDDINGTON VILLAGE FC

First time of going to Ruddington Village FC this season and explaining to their Chairman how we could pull off a Groundhop Match..At first, he thought I was winding him up saying you would have a crowd of about 250 there. He was over the moon on the day when 319 turned up and he was proud he had sold out of shirts!

 

BEST PROGRAMME

CLAY CROSS TOWN FC

Full of information and a real good read.

 

MOST IMPROVED PROGRAMME

SANDHURST FC

Gareth Tye has worked hard on this programme for his club and though it may not the best in the Notts Senior League, it is one of the best in the Divisions.

 

BEST WELCOME

There are so many places I've visited and people have made me, my wife Hazel and my 9 year old son Shawn so welcome. There are places such as Newark Flowserve FC where they sat Shawn at the Christmas Party table to join in. There are clubs that have given me lifts here and there, so really difficult to name just one.

BEST PERSON

HAZEL HORNBY

Without my wife Hazel who drives me about due to me being epliptic and in remission from Hodgkins Lymphomia, none of this blog or going to football for me would be possible. She runs the programme stall at the Groundhops and helps raise the blogs charity funds doing the raffles at the Notts Senior Cup Finals as well.

 

I know I have possibly forgot some people and clubs on here, so if I have please dont get offended.

 

With that, I have to go to the OAKLANDS CENTRE, where I will be handing over the cheque to them. I will of course post the photos on here. I've still got to set the date yet.

Meanwhile I have already set up next seasons blog and chosen a small group for my charity as they are in need of help. I have also added some pre season friendlies on there as well

 

http://aroundthegrounds2014-15.blogspot.co.uk/

 

Please click on and have a look

 

Also if on Facebook, why not join my Non League Football Group

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/164313900349020/

CLIFTON DO ALL WHITE TO LIFT THE TITLE

Central Midlands League

South Division

CLIFTON ALL WHITES FC 4 SOUTH NORMANTON AFC 2

Admission £3

Programme £1

Attendance 392(thanks Craig Dabbs for counting)

Always like going to Clifton having lived there in the 1980/90's and often strolling down Farnborough Road to watch All Whites at their Green Lane Ground..Many a time, I used to go there on a Sunday Morning as over a thousand cars would be there for the massive Car Boot Sale.

 

Today was a very different visit, as Clifton went in to the game top of the Division with their opponents South Normanton sitting just behind them in second place and only a win for the visitors would be enough for them to win the Championship title.

 

People came from far and wide and some old faces were there that I'd not seen in years, though the first person I bumped in to was Craig Dabbs who was running to get his coat from the car as it went a bit dark in the sky before kick off.

 

The game kicked off and several hoppers surrounded me and kept asking me for the teams to which I hadn't got, but I asked Dave Wigley and he kindly took me in the dressing rooms to let me write them down, by which time we had missed the first goal of the game in the 11th minute by PHIL MASSINGHAM to give Clifton the early start they needed.

 

I then settled in to the stand where the Clifton Barmy Army armed with blow horns and in fine vocal voice were and the poor Assistant Referee took quite a bit of banter from them, all in good humour of course.

 

South Normanton pushed forward and the Clifton keeper was called in to action a couple of times, whilst the homesters played on the break and after 32 minutes, a South Normanton corner broke down and Lee Torr ran the entire length of the pitch on the left wing and put in a inch perfect cross where PHIL MASSINGHAM glaced past the Normo keeper to double their lead.

 

It soon became 3-0 on 36 minutes when a Tom Maddison free kick from 30 yards was floated in to the South Normanton area and JAYLEE HODGSON was left free to head home(see pic above to see the delight of Martyn Chettle!)

 

As I decided to head towards the clubhouse for my halftime cuppa, a trip by Sam Leggitt saw the referee award the visitors a penalty to which SHANE NEWTON converted.

 

The Second Half I strolled round the uncovered side of the ground and had a chat with quite a few folks whilst watching the football on display and it was the visitors who could well have reduced the arrears after 50 minutes but the opportunity came and went.

 

Both sides now were battling hard but on 71 minutes, the visitors failed to clear their lines and Clifton Centre Back STUART ROBINSON tapped home to make it 4-1.

 

With the clock ticking down, SHANE NEWTON made it 4-2 when he hit a rasp shot from the edge of the area to give the Clifton keeper no chance.

At the final whistle, the Clifton Management were delighted.

And so were the players

 

All photos from this match can be seen on this LINK

 

CLIFTON ALL WHITES FC WEBSITE/TWITTER

http://www.cliftonfc.co.uk/

https://twitter.com/cliftonfc1963

 

SOUTH NORMANTON AFC WEBSITE/TWITTER

http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/southnormantonathleticfc/

https://twitter.com/officialshiners

 

My Facebook Non League Football Group can be found HERE

 

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. After each match I will update the Charity Running Total and the donators list and goals seen. Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

AFC Mansfield

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin Williams

Michael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

370 GOALS

 RUNNING AMOUNT

£1,250.36

 

ROLLS ON THE CUP

Notts Senior League

Senior League Cup Final

BOOTS ATHLETIC FC 2 HUCKNALL ROLLS LEISURE FC 3

(after Extra Time)

Held at Eagle Valley, Home of Arnold Town FC

Admission £3/£2

Programme Free

Att: 178

The game started off at a slow pace with not much action, infact it as one of those games that better as the game went on. At Half time, each keeper had only been called in to action just the once, so the half time cuppa was appriecated to keep me awake. The Second Half began a bit more brighter but needed that spark of a goal to liven things up and that came after 60 minutes when ASH HARRISON headed Boots in to the lead. Both sides then opened up and began playing some entertaining football.

 

On 71 minutes, JACK MATTHEWS saw himself in the clear and slotted the ball through the advancing keepers legs to level the scores. Both sides were really going for it and must have believed that the next goal would be the winner and after 78 minutes veteran striker KEV WALKER shot Boots back in front.

 

Rolls changed their tactics and threw a extra man forward and after 84 minutes this paid off for them when Man of the Match KANE MATTHEWS equalised.

 

So we went in to extra time and the wind took control with the ball flying all over the place and difficult for both sides to control. With just 2 minutes to go in the first period of extra time, HARRY ALLEN fired Rolls in front for the first time in the tie.

 

The Second Period of extra time saw a gale blowing across the pitch and heavy rain and whilst both sides tried to add to their tallys, the scoreline remained at 3-2 to Hucknall Rolls Leisure in their final match in the Notts Senior League before they cross to the Central Midlands League for next season.

 

Again I must thank everyone who had a go on the Charity Raffle that Hazel ran at the Final and raised a great total of £116.

 

My Photos from the First Half of the game can be seen on this LINK

 

BOOTS ATHLETIC FC WEBSITE

http://bootsathletic.intheteam.com/modules/page/page.aspx?pc=profiles

 

HUCKNALL ROLLS LEISURE FC TWITTER

https://twitter.com/HRLFC

 

My Facebook Non League Football Group can be found HERE

 

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. After each match I will update the Charity Running Total and the donators list and goals seen. Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

AFC Mansfield

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin Williams

Michael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

364 GOALS

 RUNNING AMOUNT

£1,248.86

 

 

THE BULLS RETURN TO LIFT THE CMFL LEAGUE CUP

Central Midlands League Cup Final

AFC MANSFIELD 2 THORNE COLLIERY 1

 

 

After a phone call on Saturday morning to CMFL Chairman John Cornwaite, I was invited to this final as special guest and asked to present the trophy of the CMFL League Cup Final.

 

Met a lot of local groundhoppers as well as representives of different clubs from around the area. In the First half I sat with Robin and Dec Bourne and Dave Plowright.

 

The First Half of the game was quite decent and within 15 minutes, from a corner from the left hand side MARK CARTER rose high and headed home the first goal of the game to give the Bulls the lead.

 

To Thorne;s credit, they fought back and were on level terms after 29 minutes through KIRK FROST who rifled home a volley from the right hand side.

 

On 39 minutes, a long high ball was played in to the Thorne area which the keeper mis-judged and again MARK CARTER headed home.

 

The Second Half saw both sides go close but no more goals were scored and after last seasons League Cup  Final defeat, The Bulls of AFC Mansfield claimed their first ever League Cup trophy on their final match before they are promoted in to step six football. Thorne also played a good part in this game and both sides both tried to play football throughout the game.

 

I must thank Andy Saunders of AFC Mansfield for his kind donation to the Blogs Charity from his club.

 

Photos from the game can be seen in this LINK

 

AFC MANSFIELD WEBSITE/TWITTER

http://www.afcmansfield.net/

https://twitter.com/AFCMansfield

 

THORNE COLLIERY TWITTER



https://twitter.com/Thornecolliery

 

My Facebook Non League Football Group can be found HERE

 

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. After each match I will update the Charity Running Total and the donators list and goals seen. Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

AFC Mansfield

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin WilliamsMichael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

359 GOALS

 RUNNING AMOUNT

£1,132.33

 

ASHLAND OPEN SIX POINT LEAD

Notts Senior League Division Two

ASHLAND ROVERS FC 4 GREYFRIARS FC 0

 

Ashland Rovers went in to this match knowing a victory would put them 6 points clear with Moorgreen FC in 2nd place with 3 games to play. Ashland made the perfect start after just 5 minute when RICHARD MILLS fired them ahead after just 5 minutes.

 

Greyfriars FC proved they were not going to give up and tried to push forward at every chance they could but found Ashland Keeper Stephen Boot in good form.

 

At half time the homesters made a sub and IAN ALLSOPP the sub only waited till the 51st minute to double the score with a volley on the right hand side.

 

It became one way traffic as Ashland went on the attack and it came as no surprise on 70 minutes when RICHARD MLLS made it 3-0 to Rovers.

 

At this stage the game began very open and end to end with Boot saving a couple of tremendous saves but in the final minute KYE PILMORE slotted home to make it 4-0.

 

The Referee Tom Tolund had a superb game for a young lad and will go far in the game. He impressed me with e way he spoke to players to explain why he had made decisions to stop players questioning his decisions.

 

After the game we return to the pub and I must thank all Ashland players for their kind reponce to my 9 year old son who has autism and making him feel welcome

 

Photos from the game can be seen on this LINK

 

ASHLAND ROVERS FC TWITTER

https://twitter.com/Ashlandroversfc

 

NOTTS SENIOR LEAGUE TWITTER

https://twitter.com/NottsSeniorLge

 

 

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. After each match I will update the Charity Running Total and the donators list and goals seen. Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin WilliamsMichael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

356 GOALS

 RUNNING AMOUNT

£1,111.58

 

 

PENALTY SAVE TURNS JUNIOR CUP FINAL TO LINBY

Notts Senior League

Junior Cup Final

LINBY COLLIERY WELFARE RES FC 4 RADCLIFFE OLYMPIC RES FC 1

Played at Platt Lane, Home of Keyworth United FC

Att: 165

First of all I would like to sat a few thankyou's, to the Notts Senior League Committee who allowed my wife Hazel to conduct a Raffle on behalf of our Blog's Charity "The Oaklands for Adults with Special Needs", also to the players and supporters of Linby CW FC and Radcliffe Olympic FC and also all those who kindly donated during the evening and helped raised £107.

 

The game kicked off and was a very even affair, but Radcliffe looking the more sharper in  front of goal, so it came as no surprise on 11 minutes when they took the lead when BRETT SOIZA slipped the ball home from inside the area. Linby continued to battle and on 32 minutes, LUKE PRICE made it 1-1.

 

The second half  kicked off with Radcliffe on the attack and a couple of near misses until the 52nd minute, when Referee Steve Sears awarded them a penalty. Man of the Match Guyatt pulled out a top drawer save to turn the tie, as this gave Linby the shot in the arm they needed and within 2 minutes, they had taken the lead through COUPE and he beat 3 players and shot deep and low in to the bottom corner of the net.

 

On 63 minutes, a perfect cross from the right wing, saw COUPE raise and head Linby in to a 3-1 lead. Radcliffe then pushed men forward but it left holes at the back and on 67 minutes, CHEESEMAN made it 4-1 for Linby to taste Cup success for the first time in 17 years.

 

LINBY CW FC WEBSITE/TWITTER

http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/linbycollierywelfare/

https://twitter.com/linbycwfc

 

RADCLIFFE OLYMPIC FC WEBSITE/TWITTER

http://www.radcliffeolympic.co.uk/

https://twitter.com/ROFC1876

 

NOTTS SENIOR LEAGUE TWITTER

https://twitter.com/NottsSeniorLge

 

THE BLOGS CHARITY

A BIG Thanks go to these people and clubs for their kind donations towards this seasons charity..THE OAKLANDS FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. After each match I will update the Charity Running Total and the donators list and goals seen. Each goal I see I donated 25p, also clubs and people donate as well, so if you wish to make a donation and see me at a match, no matter how small, I'd be very grateful

Andy Cruddice

Ashland Rovers FC
Bedford Groundhop Stall
Beeston AFC

Blidworth Welfare FC

Clay Cross Town FC
Clipstone FC

Danny Staley(Kimberley MW FC)

Dave Norris

Dave Woodings

Dean Kiss

Dudsey

FC Samba

Ian Marshall

Jez Wright

Jimmy Jazz

"Keith" The Pinxton Gnome

Kev Goodman

Lee Cook(Pinxton FC)

Liam Somerset

Linby CW FC x 2

Malc Storer

Mark Wilson (Selston FC)

Mark Pruddis

Martin WilliamsMichael Squires

Moorgreen FC x 2
Netherfield Albion FC

Newark Flowserve FC

Notts Senior League Groundhoppers

Notts Senior League Cup Final
Nuneaton Griff FC

Radcliffe Olympic FC

Richard Lane
Rob Waite

Rod(Nuneaton Griff FC)

Sandhurst FC

Sherwood Colliery FC

Southwell City FC

Steve Reading

Terry Dance

Welbeck Welfare FC

352 GOALS

 RUNNING AMOUNT

£1,110.58