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• Paul, 3rd job abolish Liverpool FC....
  Steve Brown in The North American duo who could lead Everton's line
• Paul. Good morning. Back in the late 1960\'s, I began to notice that Jewish people were not particularly liked across the world. Why? done me no harm. Hitler, well the rest is history. Until I asked a local shopkeeper, again why?. Quote \"The Jewish nation will rise again and will control and OWN Europe through the Banks. Mark my words.\" Paul, that stuck in my brain and at 74 yrs of age I can still hear his words. Once a weak nation, they are a very powerful force. I may be wrong. If so I\'ll hold my hands up. If you prove me wrong with facts to the contrary, so be it. Have a nice day...
  Jeff Spiers in Everton season ticket holder Andy Burnham wins Makerfield by-election
• "Young players who could be developed and sold on..." They're all walking out for nothing, Ebere, Chigwada, Akaraikiri, etc. ...
  Alan J Thompson in The exciting talent of goalscorer Braiden Graham has not gone unnoticed
• Ndiaye left on the bench again even when Senegal desperately needed goals. rnrnThink Moyes got to the Senegal manager to get Ili to sign his contract? ;-))...
  Mike Gaynes in The 2026 World Cup — Day 12
• Day 12; a couple of dozen games in and instead of the seemingly constant VAR involvement we seem to get in the so called best league in the world Premier League - it's been almost conspicuous by its absence and isn't it a lot better Why the lack of involvement? Could it be that - up to now - FIFA, who 'run' the Referees and by extension VAR have no 'axe to grind' with regards to any result? Unlike...as some might alledge...the Premier League who 'fund' PGMOL. Edit; that looks like it for Senagal...
  Derek Thomas in The 2026 World Cup — Day 12
• Ha, yes Dale. To be honest, I\'ve never really included him in next season because I have always felt that he would be on his way. But he ain\'t no World Cup star, is he!...
  Paul Griffiths in The 2026 World Cup — Day 12