Sport for 1 February 2007

Showing 1-13 of 13 articles.

Articles...

Third signing waits on approval

Feb 1 2007

LIVERPOOL last night signed Javier Mascherano – but the Argentine has not yet been given the green light to play for his new club....

McClaren lends support towards Johnson backlash

Feb 1 2007

ENGLAND manager Steve McClaren believes Andrew Johnson has been unfairly branded a ‘diver’....

Crouch: We want to reverse 3-0 score

Feb 1 2007

PETER CROUCH believes Liverpool can settle a score with Everton on Saturday as they look to make up for their poor start to the season and join the title race....

Moore merrier as target Thompson makes return

Feb 1 2007

TRANMERE manager Ronnie Moore landed his top transfer target last night when he signed John Thompson on loan from Nottingham Forest....

US tycoon set to take over reins at Anfield

Feb 1 2007

A DRAMATIC and potentially far-reaching day in the long history of Liverpool Football Club ended yesterday with an American sports tycoon poised to take over the club....

Moyes pleased as Fernandes’s deal is complete

Feb 1 2007

DAVID MOYES finally got his man last night as Manuel Fernandes signed on loan at Goodison from Benfica until the end of the season....

Sports fanatic believed to be worth $860m

Feb 1 2007

AMERICAN businessman George Gillett Jnr, the prospective owner of Liverpool FC, is no stranger to major sports....

DIC’s shock move hands all the cards to Gillett

Feb 1 2007

YESTERDAY’S announcement by Dubai International Capital that it is withdrawing its offer to buy Liverpool Football Club leaves all the cards in the hands of rival bidder George Gillett....

Angry LFC fans speak out

Feb 1 2007

LIVERPOOL fans last night expressed their concern about the club and its stadium plans with many message boards full of attacks on David Moores for the way the Dubai deal broke down....

Kendall ‘honoured’ to be back in hot seat for Barcelona clash

Feb 1 2007

HOWARD KENDALL has described his return to taking charge of Everton as “a tremendous honour.”...

Derby winner's shock to system

Feb 1 2007

IN the third of our series on unlikely derby heroes Christopher Beesley features a striker from a fishing village who basked in a sea of blue and red...

Legendary Everton defender recalls day he ‘tangoed’ Grobbelaar at Anfield

Feb 1 2007

KEVIN RATCLIFFE is one of the few goalscoring derby heroes to never hit the back of the net in the famous fixture....

ARE we on a roll or what? The embarrassing Arsenal interlude has distracted attention from a truly impressive run of Premiership form that has seen us garner 32 points from a possible 39 while conceding just two goals....

Showing 1 - 13 of 13

Articles from February 2007 »

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - TRANMERE ROVERS

Ronnie Moore: No repeat of Millwall mauling

RONNIE MOORE promises Tranmere fans they won’t have to sit through a repeat of last weekend’s “bad day at the office” against Millwall. Read

Club joins forces with Royal British Legion

TRANMERE ROVERS are joining forces with the Royal British Legion to help raise funds for the 2008 Poppy Appeal by putting on a special offer in the build-up to Remembrance Day at the home game against Crewe on Friday October 24. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - GOLF

Chris Crowder aims high in shot at Tour elite

CHRIS CROWDER is facing the most challenging month of his golf career, the next hurdle in his bid to compete for the riches of the European Tour. Read

Paul Waring reigns in Spain to lift hopes

PAUL WARING did his hopes of retaining his European Tour card the power of good with a superb sixth-place finish at the Madrid Masters. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - RUGBY UNION

Birkenhead win again

BIRKENHEAD started well to claim a fourth North One League success. Read

LSH in late win

WITH LSH and Sanbach at 0-0 in the 86th minute this North Two West encounter produced a sensational ending. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - CRICKET

Chapple’s new captain as Law leaves Lancs

LANCASHIRE captain Stuart Law will not be returning to Old Trafford in 2009. Read

Liverpool Competition meet over league size

THE number of league matches played by teams in the Business Assistance Liverpool Competition could be reduced by nearly a third from 2010 if a radical proposal is given the backing of clubs at their end-of-season meeting at Aigburth this evening. Read