Nov
2012
Articles from 8th Nov 2012
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Blue Watch: Statistics make for comfortable reading despite draw against Fulham
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
BLUES trudging away from Craven Cottage were engulfed with a feeling of frustration after arguably our best display of the season yielded just a point. Read
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Mark Lawrenson: A fit Everton can challenge for a place in the top four
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
EVERTON are playing with more flair than at any other point under David Moyes. Read
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Mark Lawrenson: Luis Suarez does things no other Liverpool player can match
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
BRENDAN RODGERS raised a few eyebrows when he described Luis Suarez as Liverpool’s Lionel Messi, but I understand what he is trying to say. Read
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Betting Column: Don’t let the bookies bury you in death
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
DEATH and taxes – they’re the only sure things a punter can rely on. Read
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Ian Doyle: No fowl play from eggs-perts
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
REMEMBER Paul the Octopus? Read
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Ian Doyle: Andre who?
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
ANDRE WISDOM has faced some difficult tests since breaking into the Liverpool first team. Read
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Trigger happy Everton serve to strengthen Moyes’ hand
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
DID you know that Everton have only ever been involved in seven abandoned games? Read
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Ian Doyle: Arsene Wenger can’t keep banking on youthful promise to placate impatient fans
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
ANDRE SANTOS kicked up a bit of fuss by exchanging shirts at half-time with former team-mate Robin van Persie at Old Trafford last Saturday. Read
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Sean McGuire: Sheikh’s riches risk robbing football of its’ unpredictability
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
FOR those of us who still believe that sport is not all about money, the current travails of Manchester City can be viewed with detachment. Read
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Sean McGuire: Snooker’s traditions carried on by Judd Trump
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
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Sean McGuire: Rugby League doesn’t stand a chance without change at the top of the game
Nov 08 2012 | Sport Opinion
IT IS no exaggeration to say that rugby league’s autumn tournament is one of the biggest flops in recent UK sporting history, which has done further damage to a sport which already suffers from a high degree of public indifference, and a growing and dangerous disillusionment even amongst its hardcore fans. Read
