"Ernest Joseph "Joe" North" was an England/English professional football (soccer)/football and cricket player.

North's early career was interrupted by World War I, where he fought in the British Army/Army, winning the Military Medal. However, during this time he guested for Sheffield United F.C./Sheffield United, before joining Arsenal F.C./Arsenal after the war's end, in 1919, as an amateurism/amateur. A centre forward, he was mainly a reserve in the side, as understudy to Henry White (footballer)/Henry White and Fred Pagnam. He still scored on his League debut, though, in a Football League First Division/First Division match against Oldham Athletic A.F.C./Oldham Athletic on 7 February 1920. However, he could not fully break into the team, making 23 appearances (scoring six goals) in three seasons before leaving Arsenal for Reading F.C./Reading in May 1922.

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Great group of kids. Best I have ever had from top to bottom. This group of girls are mentally and physically tough. They had this attitude that if they didn't go to another level they were going to get beat.

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A team's record is comparative to the teams you play and Dresden has played very good competition.

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We are making it work. It is becoming an effective people-moving transit system.

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This game will be our second game in four weeks. We have practiced 5-6 weeks to play three games, and the girls are tired of practice.

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