Jan
2013
Articles from 3rd Jan 2013
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Andy Proudfoot’s Red Watch: Liverpool FC must show some character in 2013
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
WHEN teams have a run of results like Liverpool have been experiencing, the plea that is often heard is to show more consistency. Read
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Sport on TV: January 3
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
THURSDAY Read
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Mark Lawrenson: Who’d be a defender in the Premier League?
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
IT HAS been raining goals in the top flight this season – great for the punters, but markedly less so for defenders. Read
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Ian Doyle: What’s on our football heroes’ New Year resolution list?
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
NEW YEAR, new optimism. And, keeping with tradition, what better way to bring in 2013 than by suggesting a few resolutions for the football family on Merseyside and beyond? Read
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Sean McGuire: Why Paul Sculthorpe deserves his honour
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
ONE of the really great players of the modern era in rugby league, Paul Sculthorpe, is a most worthy recipient of an MBE in the New Year’s honours list. Read
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Winning Post: Merseyside football in 2013 (and beyond)
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
Marouane Fellaini to be Everton’s top scorer – 5/2 (BetVictor) Read
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Mark Lawrenson: We’ve seen two sides of Liverpool FC this Christmas
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
THE festive period has seen the best and worst of Liverpool. But the one telling fact for me is that they have still to beat anybody above them in the league table. Read
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Sean McGuire: Harry Redknapp was spot-on about salaries
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
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Mark Lawrenson: Don’t expect Everton FC to splash the cash in January
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
THE arrival of the January transfer window offers Everton the temptation to spend money to bolster their chances of Champions League qualification. Read
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Ian Doyle: Fergie’s spat with Pardew was comedy gold
Jan 03 2013 | Sport Opinion
THERE was much comedy gold to be gleaned from the recent spat between Alan Pardew and Sir Alex Ferguson in the wake of Newcastle United having the temerity to almost win at Old Trafford. Read
