May
2008
Articles from 12th May 2008
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Lee Carsley insists Everton can become a top-four side
May 12 2008 | Everton FC News
Lee Carsley believes David Moyes will not rest until he has established Everton as a top-four club in the Barclays Premier League. Read
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Phil Jagielka caps debut Everton season with England call up
May 12 2008 | Everton FC News
PHIL JAGIELKA had double reason to celebrate yesterday after earning his first international call-up. Read
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David Moyes confident of Everton board's backing
May 12 2008 | Everton FC News
DELIGHTED David Moyes last night saluted Everton’s return to Europe – as he revealed talks will take place with chairman Bill Kenwright next week to plot his future plans. Read
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Everton 3, Newcastle 1 - Post Match Analysis
May 12 2008 | Everton FC News
THE millionth fan to watch Everton this season was awarded a trip to Thailand yesterday. But for everyone else at Goodison, Europe remains the destination of choice. Read
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David Moyes hails Yakubu's ability in front of goal for Everton
May 12 2008 | Everton FC News
YAKUBU earned the plaudits of his manager David Moyes after breaking through the 20-goal barrier. Read
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REDS STILL FAR AWAY
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC Match Reports
THIS match pitted the wits of two great Spanish managers against each other for the first time in the Premier League but it was one of their compatriots on the pitch who stole the show. Read
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Liverpool's Rafa Benitez tells Aston Villa: Face facts, Barry's leaving
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez today suggested Martin O’Neill should come to terms with the prospect of losing captain Gareth Barry. Read
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Rafa Benitez pledges swift transfer movement for Liverpool FC
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez wants to move swiftly in the transfer market this summer to start shaping a squad capable of sustaining a Barclays Premier League title challenge. Read
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Torres gives the fans something to shout about
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
THE history books will show that Liverpool failed to get their hands on any silverware this season. Read
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Rafa Benitez happy to encourage Fernando Torres’ record finish
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
LIVERPOOL manager Rafael Benitez has revealed that there was no way he was going to rest Fernando Torres for his side’s final game at Tottenham as the Spanish striker was desperate to break Ruud van Nistelrooy’s scoring record. Read
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Tottenham 0, Liverpool 2: Post March analysis
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
THIS match pitted the wits of two great Spanish managers against each other for the first time in the Premier League but it was one of their compatriots on the pitch who stole the show. Read
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Aston Villa chairman calls crunch meeting with Gareth Barry
May 12 2008 | Liverpool FC News
ASTON VILLA chairman Randy Lerner will meet Gareth Barry in an attempt to persuade the England midfielder not to join Liverpool. Read
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Everton 3, Newcastle 1
May 12 2008 | Everton FC Match Reports
FUNNY how things change. There was a time, not so long ago, when a visiting manager would have left Goodison Park on the final day of the season, breathing easy at what he had left behind. Read
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Europe here we come
May 12 2008 | Everton FC Match Reports
THE millionth fan to watch Everton this season was awarded a trip to Thailand yesterday. But for everyone else at Goodison, Europe remains the destination of choice. Read
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Keep Britain healthy – protect our green spaces
May 12 2008 | Comment
I REALISED the problem as soon as my wife asked why on earth was I muttering and grinding my teeth so vigorously. Read
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Hapag Lloyd moves to Port of Liverpool building
May 12 2008 | Business News
SHIPPING giant Hapag-Lloyd is relocating its Liverpool staff into a single city centre location. Read
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Warren Bradley beats leadership challenge at Liverpool City Council
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL leader Warren Bradley has clung onto his position at the town hall after a two-pronged attack from within his party. Read
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Artwork highlighting horrors of the Holocaust returns to Liverpool
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A WORK of art highlighting the horrors of the Holocaust is going on display again – due to massive public demand. Read
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Orange Lodges bring their culture to 2008 celebration
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
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210 Merseyside police officers to cover Uefa Cup Final
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A CRACK response team will be among a 210-strong deployment of Merseyside Police officers sent to Manchester this week for the Uefa cup final. Read
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Anglican and Catholic leaders unveil statue tribute
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
BRONZE statues of two of Merseyside’s most revered religious leaders were unveiled yesterday before thousands of worshippers. Read
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City crunch as Bradley faces dual leadership challenge
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL could have a new council leader by 8pm tonight, as current holder Warren Bradley faces a two-pronged attack from within his party. Read
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Flash floods bring chaos to Merseyside
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A MAN was killed on the M57, homes were inundated, and John Lennon Airport had to be partially evacuated yesterday as flash flooding hit Merseyside. Read
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Pool of Life crew row to prove there’s life after breast cancer
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A CREW of breast cancer survivors paddled 26 miles along the Leeds-Liverpool Canal on Saturday to show there is life after the disease. Read
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Children get ME help, but why not adults?
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
WENDY BOYD was a finance adviser in Liverpool John Moores University when in 2000 she started to feel, among other things, far more tired than usual. Read
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Heart op is a world first for Liverpool hospital
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A WORLD-FIRST operation to improve the lives of patients with a debilitating heart condition has been performed at a Liverpool hospital. Read
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Final mayor ready for office
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
THE last mayor of Ellesmere Port and Neston is to be installed this week. Read
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Liverpool Women's 10km run to raise £50,000
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
ALMOST 2,000 sunkissed runners raced in the 22nd annual Liverpool Women’s 10km run yesterday. Read
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Shiverpool ghost tour takes in business district’s spirit
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
ONE of the city’s most unusual tourist attractions is expanding, to ply its spooky trade in a brand new part of town. Read
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Fairies come to life thanks to photographer’s magic
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
A PHOTOGRAPHER from Wirral brought fairies to life in a borough park this weekend to illustrate a book about a magical world. Read
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Liverpool youngsters taking cocaine to enhance sexual pleasure
May 12 2008 | Liverpool News
HALF of young people in Liverpool have taken cocaine, according to a study by John Moores University. Read
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Letters to the Editor - 12th May 2008
May 12 2008 | Letters
READING about the Burma cyclone victims in the Daily Post (Friday, May 9) made me realise, not for the first time, how incredibly lucky we in this country are. Read
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Liverpool festival celebrates physical theatre
May 12 2008 | Liverpool Arts
PHYSICAL Fest 4 may sound like a festival of physical exercises, but is rather more interesting than that. Read
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MUSIC REVIEW: Cork Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
May 12 2008 | Liverpool Arts
IT MUST have been something of an emotional homecoming for Keith Pascoe, who brought the Cork Symphony Orchestra to perform at Philharmonic Hall this weekend. Read
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Liverpool theatreland booms as four shows open
May 12 2008 | Liverpool Arts
LIVERPOOL’S theatreland – once dismissed as the weak link in the city’s Capital of Culture bid – could never be described so these days. It is about to launch four premieres in three days. Read
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MUSIC REVIEW: Bandstand, Carling Academy
May 12 2008 | Liverpool Arts
Incredibly, that was my reaction when I walked into Bandstand on Saturday night, the venue having been turned into a dance paradise for one night only. Read
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You can count on a predictable league
May 12 2008 | Other Football
IN THE end it was the money that counted in League One this season. During the campaign the division was frequently touted as being unpredictable and wide open, a competitive beacon in a football world dominated by the power of finance. Read
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Willstrop ensures British interest in squash final
May 12 2008 | Other Sports
YORKSHIREMAN James Willstrop ensured that there will be English interest in both finals of the Dunlop British Open Squash Championships for only the second time in 44 years when he overwhelmed Frenchman Thierry Lincou in straight games in last night’s men’s semi-finals in Liverpool. Read
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COMMENT: Moyes ambition shows up dour Keegan diagnosis
May 12 2008 | Sport Opinion
IF Kevin Keegan can’t whip up the enthusiasm, it must be in trouble. The Newcastle manager’s assertion that, year after year, he is resigned to a boring Premier League, with its pre-determined top four, doesn’t really make him any different from anyone else. Read
