September 2007 Archives
Chelsea Boss: January 1, 2008?
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 27, 2007 11:01 PM
ONE of the biggest surprises of the season will be if Crazy Frog lookalike Avram Grant is still in charge at Stamford Bridge in the New Year.
As appointments go, this one's got caretaker written all over it. Three 'big' names are being linked with succeeding the Premier League's newest manager - Lippi, Van Basten and Hiddink.



But which one, if any, is going to get the poisoned Chavski chalice?
Torres v Rush: Who's the Best?
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 27, 2007 9:40 PM


AFTER such a scintillating start to his Anfield career, comparisions between Fernando Torres and Ian Rush are inevitable.
Before he'd even kicked a ball for the Reds, some pundits observed that Torres has an air of Rushie. His instinct, pace and finishing should give Liverpool a genuine chance of winning the Premier League next May.
Kaka, Carra and Cafu in Pub Team
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 25, 2007 10:54 PM
A TEAM of Brummie boozers are striking fear into opponents after putting together a fantasy football dream team.




When Lynam Athletic (no, they're not named after Dessie) pin up the team sheet it reads...
Rafa Right or Rafa Wrong?
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 25, 2007 9:59 PM
RAFA Benitez couldn't lose tonight's League Cup clash against Reading.
After resting, dropping or simply not picking Fernando Torres for Saturday's 0-0 draw against Birmingham at Anfield, the Reds manager got some flak. Quite right. It was a bad mistake which could cost Liverpool dear. Time will tell.
Seven Up for Mariners
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 24, 2007 7:47 AM
LITTLE to do for Jack in central defence in his latest game. He complained that he only touched the ball three times. I said Jamie Carragher dreams of only having to make three clearances.
As autumn sets in, there will be plenty of cold, wet Saturday mornings to give him something else to complain about.
Do You Know The Way, Jose?
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 20, 2007 7:07 AM


JACK was watching Breakfast News and asked me why Mourinho had quit.
"Well, sometimes if a team's not playing well, people blame the manager and say horrible things about him.
Cetius, Altius, Fortius...Save Us!
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 19, 2007 9:26 PM
AS a kid I loved the Olympics Games - even though it brought a realisation that Great Britain did not rule the world.
Suddenly, people from unheard of countries like America were 'faster, higher and stronger' than our chaps, even the pale-faced stick insects from the USSR and East Germany somehow pipped us in a 100-metre dash.




Wake Up and Smell the Goals
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 18, 2007 11:55 AM
ON a schoolday Jack could sleep till midday. On a Sunday his sixth sense boots him from his bunk bed at 7.39am.
Why? Because of his beloved Match of the Day. It's one of the highlights of his week.



All Aboard The Mighty Mariners
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 17, 2007 9:42 AM

JACK and some of his team-mates have signed up for one of the UK's best-loved non-league clubs, Marine.
The Crosby club, who's senior team plays in the Unibond Northern Premier League, were keen to launch their own under-7s and Jack and boys were happy to climb aboard.
Birthday Blue
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 16, 2007 10:58 PM


BIT worried about The Gaffer's obsession with Everton's 1984 FA Cup winning team. During a rare moment of quiet, reading the Sunday papers (God, I haven't done that for years), I thought I'd quiz her over some celebrity birthdays.
You see, The Gaffer likes to think she's good at guessing people's ages. It's a woman thing.
Yellow Peril
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 13, 2007 11:27 PM
SOME months after Jack joined Crosby Stuart, a lot of his schoolmates formed a new team - Marina Sands.
They play in a different league to Jack, but often at the same time on nearby pitches.

When the full-time whistle blows, one of Jack's first questions is always 'How did Marina Sands get on?'
Zorro Unmasked
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 1, 2007 7:22 PM



THE answer to Liverpool's goal-scoring problem has finally been revealed in the form of Fernando Torres.
In the space of just a few games, the Spaniard has shown his expertise at putting defences to the sword with the clinical zip and pizazz shown by his fellow countryman Zorro.
Top of the World (...well, England)
Posted by Peter Harvey on September 1, 2007 5:32 PM
JACK'S eyes nearly popped out of his head and his gummy grin was ear-to-ear as I showed him the Premier League table on the BBC Sport website.
Although he was irritated that I had interupted his Saturday teatime sword fight with fellow topless pirate Paddy, he peered over my shoulder.
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