Title: Stuart Cummings
Content:  He played wicketkeeper for Cheshire County Cricket Club in the 1986 and 1987 seasons. He qualified as a rugby league referee in 1988 and was awarded senior referee status in 1991. In his refereeing career, he took charge of over 400 first-grade games, including 4 Challenge Cup finals, 2 World Cup finals and 2 Grand Finals. In 1998 he suffered bruised ribs at the end of a Challenge Cup semi-final during a crowd invasion. He was the former Rugby Football League Match Officials Director. In this position, he fielded questions from fans about refereeing decisions and explained the laws behind disputed or controversial decisions. His job also included appointing senior officials 
Title: 2008 Rugby League World Cup Final
Content:  Hundreds of New Zealanders welcomed the team home at Auckland Airport. Ricky Stuart, coach of the Australian team, was reported to be so incensed by his team's defeat in the final that he verbally attacked Geoff Carr, the Chief Executive of Australian Rugby League, claiming that tournament organisers and match officials conspired to cause the Australian loss. The next morning he had a chance meeting with Ashley Klein, who refereed the final, and Stuart Cummings, the Rugby Football League's director of match officials, at their hotel. He reportedly abused both officials in front of a number of witnesses, calling Klein a cheat, and behaved in an aggressive and physically intimidating manner. Stuart later apologised for his behaviour and resigned from his post. The Kiwis were nominated for team of the year in the Halberg Awards but lost to the gold medal rowing pair of Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell
Title: Blacks A Fake
Content:  a 30 metre handicap against a field of many of Australia’s best pacers. However, Blacks A Fake came around the field to narrowly gain the win in race-record time. Blacks A Fake’s Hunter Cup win saw him head into the Inter Dominions at Moonee Valley in February and March as favourite. Changes to the format of the series meant that he only had to contest a semi-final (which he won) in order to make the Final. In front of a large crowd at Moonee Valley, he won the Final and joined Our Sir Vancelot as the only pacers to win three Inter Dominion Championships. Blacks A Fake was again crowned Horse of the Year for the season, and was also crowned the Australasian Pacers Grand Circuit champion.
Title: Tonga 0–22 Australia
Content:  We have already appealed to people's decency but that has not worked." He pointed out that other Australian players, including regular Australian captain Paul Okon and goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, were allowed to play in English football while he was denied Aloisi's services. Rangers manager, Dick Advocaat was already angry about losing two of his players, Craig Moore and Tony Vidmar, but was especially critical of Farina saying, "It says enough about the stupidity of the situation when a team is winning 22–0 and the annoying thing is that the Australian manager clearly does not need all of his overseas players to win a game like that." Like 
Title: 2008 Rugby League World Cup
Content:  was reported to be so incensed by his team's defeat in the final that he verbally attacked Geoff Carr, the chief executive of Australian Rugby League, claiming that tournament organisers and match officials conspired to cause the Australian loss. The next morning he had a chance meeting with Ashley Klein, who refereed the final, and Stuart Cummings, the Rugby Football League's director of match officials, at their hotel. He reportedly abused both officials in front of a number of witnesses, calling Klein a cheat, and behaved in an aggressive and physically intimidating manner. Stuart later apologised for his behaviour and resigned from his post.
Title: Martin Rice
Content:  Although new manager Alan Knill also appeared to prefer Poke as the club's first choice goalkeeper, Poke picked up an injury early in pre-season and Rice therefore played in all of Torquay's friendlies. With Poke still only half-fit, Rice retained his place for the opening league game of the 2013–14 season against AFC Wimbledon on 3 August 2013; he made several excellent saves in a 1–1 draw and was named Man of the Match. He continued his fine form into Torquay's 1–0 loss at Swindon Town in the Football League Cup on 6 August, saving Alex Pritchard's penalty. Knill described his performance as "exceptional", adding "He looks calm and composed, and I'm really delighted for him. He hasn't always been a professional, so he clings on to it and understands we lead a privileged lifestyle." Rice's good form led to him winning the club's August and October Player of the Month awards for his "extravagant saves and solid handling".
Title: John Sitton
Content:  willing to let the cameras in to capture their incompetence for posterity". The programme highlighted Sitton's well-known passionate language and managerial style, and featured a half-time team talk given by Sitton on 7 February 1995, after Orient had fallen 1–0 down in a league match at home to Blackpool. After sacking defender and fan favourite Terry Howard on camera in the dressing room, Sitton addressed two other players and offered to fight them, saying: Speaking about the event later, Sitton said, "Terry's an ex-teammate of mine who I like very, very much. He's good company when you go for a night out 
Title: Big Ron Manager
Content:  "embarrased" when he watched the show and felt his attitude was "cringy" but also claimed some parts of the show were staged. St Ledger joked about suing Sky TV after claiming the programme showed him as the team's bad boy. The media alighted on this and he was later forced to clarify that the statement was, in fact, a joke. St Ledger was later a part of the Republic of Ireland UEFA Euro 2012 squad. Then club captain Phil Bolland is now a qualified physio and works for Liverpool. Bolland said in an interview with FourFourTwo that people still spoke to him about the show. He also stated that he felt Bleasdale was edited unfairly. Bolland spoke critically of Atkinson, saying: 
Title: Scottish football referee strike
Content:  to Hearts on 10 November. Lennon stated after the game "I'll seek clarification, but they'll probably have their story ready" and "Craig Thomson's supposed to be one of the best in the country. It doesn't say a lot for the rest if that's the case." On 30 October, the SFA chief executive Stewart Regan, describing how his first month in the role had been dominated by the issue of refereeing, announced plans to launch a Respect campaign early in 2011. Regan commented that "This whole handling of referees by managers, players and clubs has got to stop". On the same day, 
Title: Clive Palmer
Content:  contracts of the players for the remaining month of the season. Lowy stated that he acted to protect the integrity of the sport. However, Palmer stipulated that he would contest the decisions through legal action and claimed Lowy was a dictator. Despite a ruling ordering the removal of "Freedom of Speech" logos on team shirts, Palmer indicated they would remain. On 2 March 2012, Palmer lost his Supreme Court bid against Gold Coast United's expulsion from the A-League. In 2012, after the FFA revoked his Gold Coast United A-League licence, Palmer founded Football Australia – a competing organisation for the sport of football in Australia.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I wasn’t aware that the manager of A.F.C. Blackpool is Stuart Parker (footballer), he played for Runcorn FC Halton.
Answer: True