Louis

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_2792290,00.html

Yeah, check this - http://www.toffeetalk.com/index.php?act=fi...&pid=102192 There was no mention about it.. it was the picture to an article about metalist game

www.odopo.com are flying from manchester to nuremberg too.. works out 180 there and back.

That's my flag you thief! If you were to make one that looks just like mine, how much do you think it would cost you and would you be happy it made the front page of the official site?

Maybe some of his charity work involves employing Liverpool fans? What did your original email say 'Stephen'?

I know of Gazprom.. they sponsor Shalke and threatened to stop supplying gas to Ukraine.. Is it a good or bad company?

I wonder if they'd consider moving the game to Amsterdam arenA.. we would probably fill it, if that was the case.

It's a tough group actually.. There is no reason why any of the five clubs can't go through, we are all of similar ability and can beat anyone on our day. It's not that cold in Saint Petersburg that you need leg warmers to keep warm is it? Your kit looks very nice - very similar to schalke 04!

I don't think anybody is looking forward to playing AZ roy! We'll enjoy the experience of playing in Europe. We know you are good side who play attractive football and it will be an interesting battle! It's a shame your stadium is only 16,000 though... it makes it very difficult for people to get tickets. Gauw tot ziens

He'll end up at Arsenal ! Just you watch

Yeah.. since I posted that I've found a weeks stay for £274 including flights and hotel room www.activehotels.com is very good

I'm so tempted to go to Nurnberg 49quid there 71 quid back Train from Munich to nurnberg is 29euros each way.

We will find out home and away fixtures in next five minutes.. on Eurosport

I'm delighted with that draw... no big names.. just big games

You are a lot better at it than I am.. I'm 11th.

correct... Im surprised Jackelz didn't know the answer was staring him in the face.. look at his avatar

No I'm not that crafty Mike.. it's one of male team.

Centre back and I think 15

Man City have improved tenfold... Elano looks class so far, he could win the Premier League player of the season based on what i've seen so far.. To think.. Kenwright knocked back Shinawatra's offer :|

Which current Everton (international) player has a brother playing international football for a different country?

http://www.uefa.com/footballeurope/news/ki...sid=599548.html Would you welcome such a move in the Premiership and football league?

I can see a top 10 finish.. I can't see us qualifying for Europe this season.

It was approaching 5.30am yesterday when a planeload of Everton fans returning from watching their side's Uefa Cup win against Metalist Kharkiv in Ukraine trudged, wearily, through Liverpool airport. Passing baggage reclaim, they bumped into David Moyes's players who were waiting patiently for their luggage. Those fans who stopped to chat tended to single out Victor Anichebe for special attention. Invariably smiling broadly, the 19-year-old Nigerian was happy to accept their compliments and deservedly so. Moyes's decision to introduce Anichebe early in the second half clearly changed a tie Everton were losing until the striker conjured a goal for James McFadden and then scored one himself. That contribution left the Merseysiders 3-2 winners on the night, prevailing 4-3 on aggregate. Everton now enter the lucrative group stage - to be drawn on Tuesday - but, before then, Moyes must decide whether to start Anichebe at Newcastle tomorrow quite possibly in place of his record signing Ayegbeni Yakubu. While Yakubu has struggled since arriving from Middlesbrough this summer, Anichebe has been largely restricted to understudy status but trusts things could be about to change. "Hopefully now I can kick on; this gives me so much belief," insisted the teenager. Before his incisive intervention Everton seemed poised to revive memories of their humiliating first-round Uefa Cup exit against Dinamo Bucharest two years ago. "We were under a lot of pressure and it was tough throughout," Anichebe conceded. "Many people thought we would just walk all over them but Metalist are actually one of the best passing sides I have seen for a long time." The win left Moyes buoyant about the club's future. "I expect David Moyes to be managing winning teams, playing good football in Europe," he said. "If you want to be a great leader you have to have big expectations and I want to be a great leader of a great football club."

http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/tm_...-name_page.html This is the guy apparently: http://www.whoswhosa.co.za/Pages/profilefull.aspx?IndID=1823

Does Kissock look like a cross between Puyol and the singer in the Fratellis in the game?