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Hibbert is pretty solid defensively, I think the problem is his passing and tracking back when he gets too far forward?

Personally I don't want Moyes to leave but if he did Kenwright's days would be numbered.

He has been admitted to hospital and is in intensive care. http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/mys...er-1370142.html

I found this on another forum, the poster asked a prominent member of Liverpool Council why Liverpool FC were given permission to build on Stanley Park when Everton were supposedly knocked back:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...amp;ito=newsnow David Moyes has admitted for the first time that there are serious doubts about his long-term future as Everton manager. As he prepared to seal a UEFA Cup place in tomorrow's game against Newcastle at Goodison Park, Moyes said it would not be his farewell appearance but negotiations over a new contract had been on hold for two months and he had no idea about his summer transfer budget. The Everton manager said: 'My job is here and I am under contract for another year. I will be here next season unless I am told differently but beyond that I don't know. 'It may seem strange to be preparing for another season with just one year on your contract but maybe that is a question for the chairman. 'We had some discussions two months ago but there has been nothing since. I haven't actually been offered a new contract and nothing has been mentioned about holding more talks.' Moyes has drawn up a list of transfer targets, headed by Heerenveen's United States midfielder Michael Bradley, but he is in the dark about his budget. 'I told the club three months ago what I was looking for but I don't know when I'll get an answer,' he said. 'I don't know whether I'll be shopping at Harrods or the bargain basement.' The uncertainty extends to Moyes' appointing a successor to Alan Irvine as assistant manager. 'I can't really bring someone in until my own situation is sorted out,' he said.

I think I changed my username on that day and it reset. Although I'm member number 1 and Bill is number 325

I'm fairly confident about this game to be honest... I can see us winning 2-1

Toffee Talk in November 2001: http://web.archive.org/web/20011120015225/...forum/index.cgi Earlier post I could find there was October 28th, 2001. That was 6 years, 6 months and 11 days ago!

Not bad.. although I think most of his detractors on Bluekipper have yet to reach puberty

Honestly.. I just moved the threads to this forum where more people can see them. It's a bit sneaky I know but there were some quality informative posts in there and some only had 12 viewings. Speaking of which: http://www.keioc.net/index.php?page=croke-park A decent interview imo I wasn't expecting the Echo to print the japanese dentist article but credit to them for doing it, I feel that the press are slowly coming around to the idea that the stadium won't go ahead.

He's obviously a stereophonics fan Or a fan of Dakota Fanning ? Congratulations

The new kit will not be out until June apparently and it's led to Echo's Greg O'Keeffe questioning the JJB Deal: http://gwladtidings.merseyblogs.co.uk

I've just heard she's coming on May 22nd. She's arriving by train and will visit the arena, liverpool one project, st. georges hall and the Philharmonic hall before returning.

ToffeeTalk deathmatch anyone? When I buy it of course..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ers/7388259.stm

Have we been played like a fiddle? I was interested to hear (a rumour) today that Tescos had a plan B up their sleeve.. a smaller retail park development in Kirkby. They may have gone forward with their original plans (the large retail park) but today Liverpool Council and Grosvenor revealed their major concerns and they are concerning the retail development size and not the stadium. If the development size has been reduced by 40%, where does that leave Everton? Can they afford to build a stadium with less enabling money or has it been the plan B all along to get past the planning legislation? There are rumours that the club have pulled out and there are rumours that Tesco knew what they were doing and waited until all the major objections were made public so they could address them before pushing ahead with alternative plans. Simply put... I don't know where EFC stand any more

http://www.keioc.net/index.php?mact=News,c...nt01returnid=15

There were tears, tantrums and obscenities but that was just the parents on the touchline! There was a one minutes applause prior to the game. A team called Millers won the trophy (playing blue), beating Simon Mckie Transport (yellow and red!) 2-1 in the final. Liverpool Echo were there and they took several photos of the game and the presentation (I asked the photographer if he could email me a photo, if I recieve it, I'll post it on here). Rhys' father presented the winners' trophy and runners up shield.

2 miles from Halewood isn't it? Don't forget Bill, EFC will be a knowsley club if the board gets its way so it won't matter

Apparently this is back on the agenda: http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0400eve...-name_page.html

You must be a young'un! THey used to always be for at least 2 years until maybe six years ago..

Do you reckon it's coincidental that it arrived at residents' homes the day before the election? :\

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Bestway are apparently still interested so all is not lost, although it would be a pretty spectacular u-turn by the board if they were to consider it.

The stadium director of Croke Park did an interview with KEIOC: http://www.keioc.net/index.php?page=croke-park Very good it is too