Louis

This bit is interesting:

I think because it's now on Channel 4 in the UK?

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/06/magazine/06Soccer-t.html?_r=1 American slant on things but it's interesting none the less.

We're a forward away too

A rough guide: Liverpool Chartered Bank £20,000,000 Manchester United AON £20,000,000 Chelsea Samsung Mobile £10,000,000 Tottenham Hotspur Mansion £8,500,000 Manchester City Etihad Airways £8,350,000 Fulham LG £4,000,000 Arsenal Emirates £3,000,000 - part of stadium rights deal Birmingham City F&C Investments £3,000,000 Everton Chang £2,700,000 Sunderland tombola £2,500,000 Blackburn Rovers Crown Paints £1,700,000 Stoke City Britannia Building Society £1,000,000 Bolton Wanderers 188Bet £750,000 Wigan Athletic 188bet £650,000 Wolverhampton Wanderers sportingbet.com £600,000 West Ham United SBO Bet £400,000 Aston Villa Acorns £0 - free publicity to Acorns Fulham aside.. it doesn't surprise me.

Have you got a rabbit Mike?

You're right Mark. The money from Chang wasn't very much last time considering the final league positions.

There's a four page interview with him in Sky magazine because he finished 4th! There was no image posted in the original post.

From this month's Sky magazine: "[..]there are only a few teams every year that can win the league so what do you win? What has David Moyes won? He's a top manager but can only win a cup. He can't win the league with Everton. That won't happen."

Liverpool Council say that Everton and Liverpool should pay for their own traffic and crowd management. Everton and Liverpool disagree. All have consulted legal advisors. The cost is approximately £15,000 per game and there's a minimum of 38 games played (combined). Liverpool Echo - News - Liverpool Local News - Liverpool FC and Everton FC told to pay for police traffic marshalls at matches I can see the Council's argument to be honest. It shouldn't be up to the taxpayers of Liverpool to pay for a entertainment business' crowd management.

http://www.nebusiness.co.uk/business-news/latest-business-news/2010/07/28/bhp-group-celebrate-newcastle-s-dan-gosling-coup-51140-26944267/

It was on the cards for a while, shame they changed it to Mersey Tigers. Toxteth Tigers was a better name.

It was on the cards for a while, shame they changed it to Mersey Tigers. Toxteth Tigers was a better name.

A few of them have played Wales at youth level. Chris Long was in Milk Cup last year too.

188bet will pay Everton x amount for publicity and that's all there is to it

If it makes you use the :'( smiley then I suspect you are right!

Everton beat a Mexican team 7-0! http://www.nimilkcup...a6-eab0802e33ef Chris Long Conor Grant Curtis John Langton - Liverpool Gethin Jones Jack Golding Joseph Johnson Kristian Scott - US under 17 international ? Kyle Roy Scarisbrick - Birkenhead Liam Donnelly Oliver John Crowley Oliver John Shannon Ronnie Song <-- Son of Rigobert ! Russell Griffiths Ryan Hedges - Welsh Ryan Meadows Ryan Read Stephen James Bullen Yones Felfel - Danish youth international

Interesting article here... http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/jul/25/will-hutton-bbc-democracy-culture A mixed bag of responses too.

Video highlights: http://www.clydefc.co.uk/media/video/402/

Has anything changed? There were rumours that it's going to be a England u23 team that enters now.

http://www.brewdog.com/blog-article.php?id=341 erm???????????

There are rumours that he's done an interview with a Sunday paper giving his side of the story. We'll find out in an hour or so I suppose.

http://www.boingboing.net/2010/07/24/muggers-chase-victim.html

I just noticed that! Still in the dark!

Perhaps we should add more 'rankings' in the future?