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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/...ck-Rodwell.html

The Talksport presenter was saying how SKY should refuse to pay Everton because Moyes refused to answer press questions and he requested callers to phone in with their opinions.. David Moyes rang in and said there was a pre-air agreement in place which allowed reporters to ask one question only about the situation with Anichebe. Apparently he said Anichebe is genuinely injured and the press reports are wide of the mark. I'll see if I can find a recording.

I was shocked when I heard he had died, rest in peace.

These videos were recently released:

Install it then

Closing submissions: Applicants Knowsley Council - link Tesco/Everton - not up yet Opponents KEIOC - link KRAG - link Kirkby Traders - link Liverpool Council - link Other Councils - link Decision expected in June! It looks like a dead duck to me despite the latest statement from the club:

http://www.setanta.com//uk/Videos/football...nference-video/

I have a signed copy Jim

He will be signing according to Sligo Rovers chairman, apparently. He was on radio and said he expects it to go through.

well... not quite a lap dance..

http://www.staderennais1901.com/flash_Wesl...verton_2740.php France u-16 defender linked with us

This warning, snapped by Stuart Schaum in South Africa on the way up to the Mozambican border, will give would-be maize thieves something to chew over. Arthur Buliva took this picture in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, where the warning appears to be more wishful thinking by town planners. This Hilton Hotel in elegant decline and all its faded glory was photographed by David Gommeren at Mount Elgon in Uganda, near the border with Kenya. Georgina Sumner sent in this photograph of a poster literally plastered to the walls of a hospital in Zambia warning of the dangers of sex. This picture sent in by Heather Vine was taken on the ferry from Mombasa to Likoni in Kenya. This bookshop in Machakos, Kenya, pictured by Ed Deitzler, appears also to sell cows.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport...icle2192203.ece

From the world famous Derry Journal: "I'd been to Manchester United, Arsenal, Bolton, Sunderland and Southampton for trials and while I had been offered scholarship contracts, I opted for Everton as it had felt right when I arrived there. "I arrived at the club on July 1st last year and now, after almost seven months, I was offered and signed a two and a half years professional deal. It's a dream come true for me and I'm absolutely delighted," he added. "Football has always been my number one priority. I love playing the game and to be given a chance to play at the highest level has given me a great boost in confidence. It's very hard to get a professional deal these days, especially in the Premiership, but I'm really looking forward to the challenge. But I've no intention of getting carried away, I'll be keeping my feet firmly planted to the ground and I will continue to stay focused and play to the best of my ability. "I'm now playing in the Youth team regularly at centre-half, which is great. I had played at right-back in recent matches, but I'm back in the centre of defence. To be honest, I really don't mind where I play, just as long as I'm in the team but I would prefer playing as a centre-back. "I've already been included on the bench for a number of Reserve team games but I'm not in any great hurry. I've got time on my side and I'm also aware that I've got so much to learn. I intend to take each day as it comes and hope for the best."

He's at Accrington Stanley on loan. From the SPL to League Two in a year - I'm beginning to think he may not be as good as he is expected to be

change your avatar then !

The loan repayments are too high and the player wage to income ratio is too high.

Congratulations Scouse - you were the closest with a guess of 37,150. The confirmed attendance was 37,097. PM me your personal details and I'll have your postie deliver it straight to your door

I don't know how many people know but today it was KEIOC's turn to give evidence at the inquiry. Trevor Skempton read out extracts from his summary was cross examined by Tesco's QC. He wanted to know about what experience he had and tried to discredit him. The QC backed off when he was told. It turns out Mr Skempton was invited to enter a competition to redesign the Nou Camp and has worked on Villa Park, St. Andrews, St. James Park and built two 20k+ Athletic stadiums in the country. Dave Kelly was asked really strange questions about how KEIOC could afford to hire planes and rent rooms for open exhibitions, I think the QC was under the impression that there was a mysterious benefactor behind the scenes throwing money around. When it was revealed there wasn't he stopped asking questions. Dave Thompson told the inquiry about the transport problems, the QC didn't wish to cross examine. Colin Fitzpatrick was asked about alternative ways of financing the deal without the borough needing to give land away. The QCs didn't wish to cross examine. It was decided that no weight was to be given to ballot and it was thought unnecessary to explain how the EGM came about. Mr Clarkson, QC for Tesco said that he didn't agree with anything in the EGM document and earlier requested that it should not be included in the inquiry.

My photoshop skills arn't that good!!

try this Bill: http://www.softwarepod.com/get/?id=4252&am...3/betasetup.zip Might help speed pc up.

I am spendig the week in Newcastle next week.. what is there to do there? I plan to see the following: Aydon Castle Housesteads Fort St. James Park Can anyone think of much else to look at?

I'll take that. It's an extra £100k+ for the club too in way of gate receipts.

Because we want to - Billie Piper