Louis

It says that it's out on October 30th in the Everton stores... presumably just a normal 3rd kit?

http://www.watoday.com.au/breaking-news-sport/lucas-neills-english-house-robbed-20090928-g8mf.html

I'm getting a PS3 this week More for the blu-ray capability than anything. It's going in the living room so my parents can use BBC iplayer on the TV.

I think it's really good, very similar to something I was working on - which is a bit of a blow

ok I will add something at the weekend.

http://www.evertoncollection.org.uk/home

Out of interest, have you spoke to anyone in Wrexham's council?

I think it is?

No problem my German friend!

The summer would have been a struggle had Lescott not signed for Man City.

I never heard that! Sounds a bit far fetched? I don't know anything about the "the people's club" trademark, I've just had a look at the IPO office website and it was registered in February 08. Presumably it was to sell items at the market stall with the people's club on but preventing other traders doing so, and judging by the quote above, he was allowing Everton to use it.

Where do you think Bob Carolgees puts his hand? It could be a harmless question Bill because usually the ball boys are academy players.

Because small captains look silly when they square up. i.e. Dennis Wise

Just out of curiosity, have you ever googled "David Nudegent"? :gay: Apparently lives on the Wirral, so he is a good egg Graham Branch used to live near me when he was playing for Burnley.

Is it concerning that you both think Fellaini is worth less than the fee paid for him - £15m?

It's six of one and half a dozen of the over. Liverpool City Council told Everton that their plans for Bellefield would be rejected before they applied for planning permission because they didn't meet set criteria. Everton applied anyway on the advice of Savills. The plans were rejected, Everton were advised to appeal against the council's decision by Savills, they did so and it went to a public inquiry. it was rejected again, but not by Liverpool City Council but the Government's Planning Inspectorate (i.e. it wasn't just Liverpool City Council who thought they were unsuitable). Also Everton were offered the King's Dock around the same time as Liverpool were offered Stanley Park (King's Dock in my opinion was a better deal - Everton had to raise £30m for a 55,000 arena on the Mersey riverfront, Liverpool have had to pay £14m to improve the Anfield area before they can be build anything). My understanding is that Liverpool FC told Liverpool City Council they would leave Liverpool if they did not get Stanley Park. Liverpool City Council have offered other sites for a stadium (including a bigger footprint at Goodison Park) although the club are still focusing on moving to Kirkby - too much money has been spent on the project to pull out now and contractual clauses would see Everton financially penalised if they decided to pull out. Knowsley Council have built up a bill of more than £3m in legal fees alone. That's not to say that Everton feel Kirkby is not viable, they obviously do, otherwise they wouldn't pursue it in the first place. More recently..Grosvenor were not happy with the Everton shop in Liverpool One being called 'Everton Two' and be in such a close proximity to the LFC store - were fearful that it could cause fan's to vandalise the opposing teams' club store. It was Liverpool City Council (a man called Nigel Lee I believe) who convinced them otherwise.

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/sport/511397/Everton-boss-David-Moyes-snubs-Liverpool-World-Cup-bid.html

Is anyone going to stay up to watch it?

We will find out in two weeks I guess!

http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/Disciplinary/NewsAndFeatures/2009/agents_charges_160909.aspx

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/09/09/18/SOCCER_Blackburn_Nightlead.html

I'm debating whether this should be in the classic threads section!

http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/search/938722/Sport-Everton-celebrates-Liverpool-rivalry/

He speaks very good English for a foreign player. He said the reasons he signed are: 1. Moyes has impressed him 2. It's a traditional club 3. Tim Cahill 4. He wants to be involved in Oz's World cup campaign

Hi FromBelgium - shame about the result.. I'm starting to quite like Standard now. How come your youth academy is so good? You've had many players come through recently who could make the grade in some of the biggest clubs in the world. What's your secret?