Louis

Rodwell didn't do too badly ?

http://www.tyden.cz/chat-s-osobnosti/josef...lar-110/?page=1 Former Assistant Manager, Everton stuff is on 3rd page

Don't forget Mustafi signed and Duffy has been impressing people.. both 17 but could possibly play for the first team.

I don't put much faith in FIFA Rankings and prefer http://www.eloratings.net/

Hello cz.toffee Did you know that Josef Csaplar is Everton's scout for Czech Republic?

It happened months ago... black and pink?

I stopped subscribing to it because I found it never streamed and the downloads were slow. It's not a bad idea but the server isn't up to it in my opinion, having said that, if speed was improved I'd like to see EvertonTV as an Xbox Live application.

The 22yr old French (Togo descent yet to confirm which country he wants to play for) player of Monaco still linked with us: http://www.togofootballnews.com/index.php?...mid=72#JOSC_TOP

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I'd take a few of Germany's under 21 team!

miles?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/No-Smoke-Fire-Auto...s/dp/1848185138 He doesn't like football forums much if a quote I read is accurate (he says people on forums have too much free time)!

Taxi... Ruddy Turner Gosling Vidarrson have all made appearances for the first team

If the desire was there, they could have played their reserves in the league and first team against Everton.

OREGON CITY -- Carl and Raylene Worthington told detectives that they never considered calling a doctor, even as their 15-month-old daughter deteriorated and died. "I don't believe in them," Carl Worthington said of doctors. "I believe in faith healing." Raylene Worthington said that her religious beliefs do not encompass medical care and that she would not have done anything different for her - daughter, who died at home of pneumonia, a blood infection and other complications. In Clackamas County Circuit Court on Wednesday, prosecutors played videotaped police interviews with the Worthingtons, who are accused of criminal mistreatment and manslaughter for failing to provide medical care for their daughter. Ava Worthington died March 2, 2008, after her parents and other members of the Followers of Christ tried to treat her with faith healing. Ava's father, who goes by Brent, his middle name, described what happened: Ava came down with what appeared to be a cold or the flu on a Tuesday. By Saturday, her breathing became labored and the family turned to its traditional faith-healing rituals, praying, fasting, anointing the body with oil, administering diluted wine and laying on of hands. By Sunday, Brent Worthington said he thought there was "a possibility" his daughter was so sick she could die. Then, after a final session of laying on of hands at about 5 p.m., "she perked up," he said. She grabbed her bottle and "took some food." "She was peaceful; she was rested," Worthington said. Two hours later Ava was dead. The interviewers, Detectives Michelle Finn and James Rhodes of the Clackamas County Sheriff Office's child-abuse unit, asked pointed questions, and Brent Worthington provided details about his, his family's and his church's beliefs and practices. He said no one in his immediate family has ever been to a doctor or used prescription or over-the-counter medicine. "It's not something we believe in." The detectives also asked about the growth on Ava's neck, which swelled during the last days of her life. Prosecutors allege the lump -- a benign cystic hygroma -- impeded her breathing. The soft lump became more noticeable two months before Ava died and started to get "tight" the day before her death, according to the Worthingtons. Brent Worthington said he had ultimate responsibility for Ava's care. "I'm the head of the house; it falls to me. The wife follows the husband." He said he confers with his wife but did not consult with anyone else about treating Ava's illness. Raylene Worthington did not dispute the decision to rely on spiritual healing, he said. Asked if she would have taken Ava to a doctor if she knew her child was dying, Raylene Worthington said, "I don't know." Brent Worthington said that forgoing medical treatment is probably difficult for outsiders to understand. For him, medical treatment "is not a question. It's not even thought." When the detectives told Worthington that the law requires a parent to provide adequate medical care, he said he had provided care. "I did everything I could do for her," Worthington said. "What I was doing was working," he said. "She was getting relief." Dr. Christopher Young, the deputy state medical examiner who conducted the girl's autopsy, disagreed. "The absence of action led to her death," said Young, who testified after the jury saw the interviews. Ava's cyst first appeared when she was a few months old. By Christmas 2007, the cyst was swollen and likely interfered Ava's with breathing, Young said. "That's the time when a reasonable parent" would have taken a child to a doctor, he said. Ava's various medical conditions were easily treated, and antibiotics and a simple medical procedure could have saved her right up to the day she died, Young said. The cyst could have been drained with a needle, providing temporary but instant relief, Young said, and antibiotics could have dampened the infections.

I'm opting for Femi Orenuga - he already played for Southend's first team ! Connor Roberts is a keeper we signed from Tranmere last year, plays for Wales u17 and played against Baxter and Davies last year on SKY TV in the Victory Shield games.

http://www.toffeeweb.com/season/08-09/comm...missionID=12217

Number 3 is up: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00lb...how_Birmingham/

It's against competition law apparently.. ESPN are trying to get it on virgin apparently.. It's a shame none will go on free to air channels.

Neither is Don Hutchison... it's just a bit of fun!

A group of leading Formula One teams are to quit the sport and set up a rival championship next year. The Turkish Grand Prix Many of the teams who competed in the Turkish Grand Prix will not be in F1 in 2010 Ferrari, McLaren, Renault, Toyota, BMW Sauber, Brawn GP, Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso have all declined to enter F1 for 2010. The eight teams, which together form the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA), failed to reach a compromise with FIA president Max Mosley over plans for a £40m budget cap. The governing body of motor sports had issued a deadline of Friday for teams to enter next year's championship unconditionally. If Lewis and Jenson were in the same car then Lewis would beat him. Former F1 driver Eddie Irvine FOTA said it had tried to work with the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone, who holds the commercial rights to F1, to "develop and improve the sport" since forming last September. But it added in a statement: "It has become clear, however, the teams cannot continue to compromise on the fundamental values of the sport and have declined to alter their original conditional entries to the 2010 world championship. "These teams, therefore, have no alternative other than to commence the preparation for a new championship which reflects the values of its participants and partners." Many of the team bosses, including Brawn GP's Ross Brawn, were originally in favour of the voluntary budget limit, although Ferrari were not. Sportslines Blog Sportslines Blog red chevron Read the latest insights from the Sky News sport team on football, cricket, tennis and more. FOTA said it had already achieved "substantial measures to reduce costs" and had agreed on further voluntary budget cuts. But Mosley angered the teams when he announced the introduction of a cap at the end of April without consulting them. The teams accused the FIA boss and Ecclestone of trying to divide them and ignoring their views on the future of the sport. As things stand, next year's F1 championship now consists of Williams and Force India, along with the three new teams, USF1, Campos and Manor.

Wonder no more ! Associazione Calcio Fiorentina e Florentia Viola

He was awful.

http://www.pilkipedia.co.uk/wiki/index.php...e=Download:List

He's from Devon though...