Sport for 21 March 2007

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Fernandes looking to get permanent move

Mar 21 2007

MANUEL FERNANDES has urged Everton to make his loan move a permanent transfer after revealing he wants to stay at Goodison....

Steven Gerrard receives MBE

Mar 21 2007

FOOTBALL star Steven Gerrard declared he was still "hungry" for success as he was honoured by the Queen for a career that has seen him win a clutch of domestic and European medals at Anfield....

Benitez idea is short of support

Mar 21 2007

RAFAEL BENITEZ’S suggestion for a radical overhaul of the reserve league was met with a frosty reception from Football League managers yesterday....

Greenacre hoping to go beyond goal target

Mar 21 2007

CHRIS GREENACRE says every goal he adds over the final eight games of Tranmere’s promotion challenge will be a personal bonus....

Neville: AJ is England's finest

Mar 21 2007

PHIL NEVILLE is backing Andrew Johnson to put England's European Championship qualification campaign back on track in Israel after claiming his Everton team-mate is currently "the best natural goalscorer in English football."...

Call for terraces doesn’t stand up

Mar 21 2007

ONCE again it would appear that standing areas at football stadiums are back on the agenda....

Reds’ PSV ticket sale

Mar 21 2007

LIVERPOOL FC have received an allocation of 1,625 tickets for their Champions League quarter-final first leg clash against PSV Eindhoven....

Liverpool draw in charity game

Mar 21 2007

A TEAM of Liverpool veterans drew 1-1 at Crystal Palace last night in a Geoff Thomas Foundation match....

More boardroom reshuffles at Bournemouth as Mostyn takes charge

Mar 21 2007

HAMPSHIRE businessman Jeff Mostyn has become Bournemouth’s fourth chairman in seven months in time for Tranmere’s trip down to Dean Court on Saturday....

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LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - TRANMERE ROVERS

Record scorer Muir still ready to talk a good game

IAN MUIR welcomes the invitation to make an “overdue” return to the Wirral later this month to talk about the glory days at Tranmere. Read

Busy time ahead for on-loan Johnson

MANAGER Ronnie Moore is ready to give young on-loan defender John Johnson a hectic introduction to football at League One level with Tranmere over the next month. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - GOLF

New county captain wants the fun factor

JULIA LEARY has become the new captain of Cheshire Ladies with an exciting and challenging year ahead as her county prepares its 2009 bid for northern and national honours. Read

Grewal fillip

SANDEEP GREWAL from Portal and Houghwood’s Barry Taylor are the joint winners of the 2008 Liverpool Alliance Order of Merit. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - RUGBY UNION

National League Two

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Positives for plucky Waterloo

IT was to Waterloo’s credit that they led against Birmingham Solihull up to the 18th minute but with the opposition picking a strong team from their full-time professionals, it was only a matter of time before the home side was overwhelmed. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - CRICKET

Watkinson puts emphasis on home-grown stars

MIKE WATKINSON would be happy to see a Lancashire team largely composed of home-grown cricketers take on counties whose line-ups may feature a substantial contingent of Kolpak players. Read

Batting improves but now injuries demolish England cricket team

ENGLAND’S one-day series with India lurched towards another crisis after they were forced to call up two young bowlers as cover for injuries to Andrew Flintoff and Stuart Broad. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - RUGBY LEAGUE

Vikings renew Toulouse rivalry

WIDNES VIKINGS will revive Anglo-French rivalries from 2005 when Steve McCormack’s men take on Co-operative Championship newcomers Toulouse in the opening game of the 2009 season. Read

Widnes Vikings hopeful on Scot’s return

WIDNES VIKINGS sporting director Terry O’Connor has moved swiftly to dispel talk of injured stand-off Lee Paterson being removed from the playing staff. Read

LIVERPOOL DAILY POST - OTHER SPORTS

IF BEIJING taekwondo bronze medallist Sarah Stevenson has her eyes on representing Great Britain at her fourth consecutive Olympic Games, the chances are she will have to fight all the way for her place.

While Stevenson was on crutches after recent ankle surgery, her 17-year-old team-mate Bianca Walkden eased to victory in Stevenson’s 72kg class at the recent British Open in Manchester. Read