Louis

Vaughan's gone too.. Saying that he was pissed I wouldn't have Sturridge or Adam to be honest.

I don't know how I could do that to be honest.

Funding is from government, so probably not. It'll be interesting to see where the physical location of the school is though.

and the bank manager.

Everton have applied: http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2011/06/15/blues-bid-for-free-school

Over rated

Who was it who was all set on joining but wanted the club to pay the tax? It was in the 90s.. I'm thinking it was a Brazilian but can't remember. Maybe Romario? Batistuta was another mentioned but I don't think it was him.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2011/06/15/everton-fc-not-in-the-hunt-for-loan-star-real-madrid-midfielder-sergio-canales-100252-28880191/#ixzz1PLMPEuuV

Yeah, it was in jest

The next Gary Naysmtih? I guess he'd be backup for Baines, there isn't another Left back is there? Just Garbutt..

GOT? You traitor. How could you? I've not seen Barkley but he seems to be getting more hype than anybody, even Rodwell.

He's now doing his coaching badges in Scotland http://www.dailyreco...86908-23181147/ It also says he plans to open kids' academies in his home town of Palma and at the La Manga Resort in Spain.

Yeah, he plays as defensive midfielder. He's 21, and plays in the same position as Kara Mbodj, another player we were linked with. I think Moyes is looking to bring in younger talent; Neville and Distin are 33, Saha is 32, Cahill is 31, Arteta is 29 and Jagielka is 28. Squad's age is creeping up.

You have to laugh at the Youtube video. Blocking view of the shot with statistics, up there with ITV coverage of Gosling goal.

Can't you install ps3 games to hard drive?

http://www.mlssoccer.com/videos?catid=114&id=15800 I can't decide whether this is better than McFadden's?

That game was such a let down. I tell you what though, Martinez is a class above the usual pundits.

http://www.lequipe.fr/Football/breves2011/20110603_161124_nkoulou-est-convoite.html Cameroon international linked with a move, L'Equipe says a bid is expected in the week and several clubs are interested.

As long as it's a good game to watch, I don't mind. How patriotic am I?

In Argentina schools are sometimes inside stadium stands, not too sure about anywhere else.

USA lost 2-1 against Panama!

"Chang Soda Presents Addition And Subtraction" with Troy McClure Troy: Now, turn to the next problem. If you have three Chang Sodas and drink one, how much more refreshed are you? You, the redhead in the Everton FC school system? Girl: Chang Soda? Troy: Partial credit!

It also reminded me of The Simpsons episode where Springfield Elementary is bought out by the toy company who then use the kids for research and development.

I don't believe there's any truth in this.

This is how the Financial Times explains the free school: "Free schools are charitable charter schools set up from scratch by private groups but funded by the state. They will have greater freedoms over management, teachers' pay and the school curriculum than most existing schools." I have mixed feelings on this, I'm in favour of youth players having more exposure to a qualified football coach during their education but I'm uncomfortable with a football club (or the Premier League) setting an education agenda. There's also the small issue of the diversion of funding away from Liverpool's Local Education Authority. The above article says that the school is open to people of all (footballing) abilities, which undermines the case for an Everton (branded?) school. To me, Watford's tie-in with the Harefields Academy looks more beneficial than this, although I could understand why Robert Elstone or whoever looks at that example and believes that they could do better if they adjusted the curriculum to better suit the club's needs.