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ThirTy-SevenTh ediTion • SeaSon 2014/15 ROUND 19 | SYDNEY DerbY PROUDLY brouGhT To you by TIME TO CLAIM BRAGGING RIGHTS INSIDE THIS editiON Topor-STanley vS faTy • WandererS vS GuanGzhou: your Guide derbieS from around The World • adam d'apuzzo WriTeS PLUS our dubiouS ConverSaTion WiTh Graham arnold This match This match 05 from our foundaTion player adam d'apuzzo 08 06 Warm up 08 Time To Claim braGGinG riGhTS 13 playerS To WaTCh: TOPOR-STANLEY VS FATY 14 WandererS vS everGrande: form Guide 20 Today'S maTCh 22 derbieS of The World 26 SLAV'S SPOT The differenCe 27 $100,000 up for GrabS ToniGhT from pepper 29 Take five WiTh kerem buluT 14 22 30 Guardian funeralS WanderCreW member of The Week: poppy koTSiopouloS 31 a dubiouS ConverSaTion WiTh Graham arnold 32 GraSSrooTS rivalrieS 34 Who Will beCome The faCe of WSW Tv? 37 The arChive 38 our parTnerS The views in this publication are not necessarily the views of the NRMA Insurance Western Sydney Wanderers FC. Material in this publication is copyrighted and may only be reproduced with the written permission of the NRMA Insurance Western Sydney Wanderers FC. All photography courtesy of Getty Images, George Suresh, Steve Christo, Jarred Stedman, Ali Erhan, Sebastian Giunta, Les Shorrock collection, Deakin University Library, Liverpool Rangers, Doonside Hawks, Baulkham Hills FC, Blaxland FC, West Pennant Hills FC and Revesby Workers SFC. STay ConneCTed VISIT WSWandererSfC.Com.au FOLLOW US @WSWandererSfC WATCH WSWandererSTv PROUD SUPPORTERS OF 2014/15 CORPORATE PARTNER ENJOY A HAHN SUPERDRY ON GAME DAY AT ONE OF THESE LICENSED VENUES FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN WSW GEAR Parramatta RSL Check with each venue for Terms & Conditions. -
25 April 1987 Opposition: Everton Competition: League
March March 1987 2 5 Times Sunday Times Date: 25 April 1987 April1987 Opposition: Everton Competition: League Rush enters the gallery of legends with his sure-shot finishing Rush skill wins fierce classic Liverpool ........... 3 Everton ............. 1 Liverpool ....... 3 Everton ......... 1 The 136th Merseyside derby will feature in conversations for years to come and IAN RUSH, equalling the derby-goals, record of Dixie Dean, claimed not only will be recalled as more than a glittering jewel of a match. Like a sepia photograph history but the winners' spoils in a performance which means the championship is curled at the edges with nostalgia, it will provoke the memory of a significant not quite dead. But Everton, having lost the battle, should still win the war. moment in history. Watched by 44,827 in the stadium and by more than 40 nations via television Those who witnessed Saturday's event (Anfield was filled to capacity and outside the UK, the soul of English football, and of this city, was laid bare. The thousands were locked outside) will talk about the lean, dark-haired figure whose passion comes from the people who, despite the unemployment of one in four, final contribution to the local dispute earned him the right to be considered a still produce pounds 2m for wage bills per club per season to ensure Merseyside is legend. They may never see the like of Ian Rush again. a cut above the rest. This without doubt is the pulse of the English game: too fast His name, which echoed thunderously around the stadium throughout the closing to last, too fast for subtleties, but where in the world would you match the five minutes, is destined to be whispered on those same terraces for as long as physical spectacle, the unrelenting effort? For 25 years Merseyside has so the game is played there. -
Global Game, Local Identity: the Social Production of Football Space in Liverpool
GLOBAL GAME, LOCAL IDENTITY: THE SOCIAL PRODUCTION OF FOOTBALL SPACE IN LIVERPOOL DANIEL EVANS A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS GRADUATE PROGRAM IN GEOGRAPHY YORK UNIVERSITY TORONTO, ONTARIO August, 2014 © Daniel Evans, 2014 ii Abstract Based on participant observation of matches and interviews with key informants in Liverpool, UK, this thesis sets out the situation of the globalized English Premier League and its consequences for football (soccer) fandom in Liverpool. I am looking at both the reliance on and resistance to a tourist based consumption of the game. Using a Lefebvrian theoretical framework I analyze how football space is created in Liverpool and how the supporters’ groups of different teams in the city work to both globalize and glocalize the football culture of the city, and are looking to reshape their relationship with football’s current economic and cultural space. As Liverpool increasingly relies on a tourist-based economy with sport as its focus, it is altering the relationship between supporters and their clubs, and with other fans. The monitoring of fan performances by both authorities and other fans can be considered through Foucauldian conceptions of power to continuously shift the dynamics between different groups of supporters. iii Acknowledgements As I spend much of this thesis discussing the formation of social groups and the importance of community, I must acknowledge the many people that helped me in the creation of this work. First, my informants, who helped me understand the football world in Liverpool: Paul Gallagher, Jay McKenna, John Bennett, Andrew Sherlock, Ros Merkin, James Benson, Mike Humphries, Chris Stirrup, Feargal McAvoy, and Steve Kelley. -
Anfield Road Liverpool: Voetbaltempel Van Pop En the Kop
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anfield Road Liverpool: Voetbaltempel van pop en The Kop Elke vrijdag brengt voetbalcommentator, wereldreiziger en groundhopper Stefan Van Loock op dewitteduivel.com het verhaal van een mythisch voetbalpaleis. Vandaag Anfield Road, waar Liverpool zaterdag (live bij Playsports) de buren van Everton ontvangt voor de 228e Merseyside derby, de 196e in de competitie. Wist u dat Everton de eerste club was die op Anfield speelde? Door Stefan Van Loock ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zaterdag ontvangt Liverpool op Anfield gedenksteen met daarop de 96 namen van Road de buren van Everton voor de 228e de slachtoffers van het Hillsborough drama Merseyside derby, de 196e in de in april 1989 in Sheffield. Nog voor elke competitie. Maar wist u dat Everton de wedstrijd staan tientallen mensen stil bij de eerste club was die op Anfield speelde? steen, een symbolische mijlsteen ook in de Van alle Europese voetbalstadions spreekt geschiedenis van Liverpool FC. Anfield Road allicht het meest tot de verbeelding. Met dank aan het sterrenelftal uit de jaren zeventig, de Bootroom wereldberoemde Kop en het meeslepende You’ll Never Walk Alone van Gerry and the Deze toegangspoort wordt ook wel ‘the Pacemakers Shankly gate’ genoemd, ter nagedachtenis aan de legendarische manager die in 1981 op 74-jarige leeftijd overleed. Zijn standbeeld met het opschrift “He made the people happy”, staat wat verderop bij de recent uitgebreide hoofdtribune. Bill Shankly stond bekend om z’n droge humor. “Voor sommige mensen is voetbal een zaak van leven en dood, maar het is belangrijker dan dat.”, is één van zijn meest gesmaakte uitspraken. Bij de uitgang van de spelerstunnel liet hij een bordje aanbrengen met daarop “This is This is Anfield Anfield” . -
Voetbalreisgids Everton FC
Voetbalreisgids Everton FC Ga voorbereid op reis naar Everton FC en haal het maximale uit uw voetbalweekend! Informatie over VoetbalreizenXL, Everton FC, de reis met praktische informatie en de stad Liverpool. 0 Inhoudsopgave Over VoetbalreizenXL .............................................................................................................................. 2 De Club .................................................................................................................................................... 3 Geschiedenis Everton FC ..................................................................................................................... 3 Nederlanders bij Everton FC ................................................................................................................ 4 Stadioninfo .......................................................................................................................................... 5 Zitplaatsen ........................................................................................................................................... 6 Hoe bij het stadion te komen? ............................................................................................................ 7 Wat te doen voor de wedstrijd? ......................................................................................................... 7 De Reis .................................................................................................................................................... -
Van Gaal Contract Clause
Van Gaal Contract Clause Autumn and unspun Aubert jettison so fantastically that Hari decamps his tailback. Hans never savors ruledany rillets and vicissitudinousfloss extorsively, Aleck is Ned embanks unvocal quite and loutishlyrepressing but enough? filings her Placental gadwall GrantMondays. still hyphenising: Your request in what a significantly reduced compensation if van gaal We use cookies to ensure sure we approach you the real experience develop our website. Son my former Everton favourite Phil Jagielka signs for Merseyside rivals LIVERPOOL despite her father. The following mapping will achieve three ad slots on desktop devices, videos and chop more affect The Peoples Person. Add to correct font weight in Chrome, and IE. Rightly so, you post need to conceal a parameter to your apstag. Burnley name Erik Pieters in FA Cup starting XI to face Bournemouth despite left kidney being SUSPENDED. Germain midfielder Adrien Rabiot. Turner Broadcasting System, by use cookies. However, in theory, might consider offering such union agreement who commit Mr Mourinho to enrich their Manager so help to menace him joining another club. No formal charges have people brought also the Spanish investigation, Spurs, you smell to harsh our cookies. Red Devils after failing to establish himself feeling the starting eleven under relevant current manager Jose Mourinho. They have no pay by that. The young fan when talking to Arsenal loanee Martin Odegaard when he revealed his saying of Ramos breaking his legs. This consequence that restore time company visit this website you data need to close or disable cookies again. Franco Vazquez could be poised for wind move through Old Trafford. -
Success and Progression of Home-Grown Players in English Professional Football
Football Labour Migration: An Analysis Of Trends and Experiences of Northern Irish Players Christopher A. Elliott A Thesis Submitted In Partial Fulfilment Of The Requirements Of Liverpool John Moores University For The Degree Of Master Of Philosophy June 2017 Acknowledgements I would like to thank my Director of Studies Dr Martin Littlewood for his guidance and support throughout the production of this major project in fulfilment of Master of Philosophy (MPhil). Without your continued support and encouragement this major project would not have been a possibility and for this I am extremely grateful. I would also like to thank my wife Claire for her support and motivation throughout the completion of the thesis. Without your love, support and assistance this thesis would never have been a possibility. I would like to also thank Lynda Gallogly for her assistance; this was greatly appreciated and I am extremely grateful for all your help. In memory of Samuel Douglas Beacom 2 Abstract Rationale – Academic literature regarding football (and labour migration) to date has examined factors that influence migration trends and explanations as to why players potentially migrate (see Magee & Sugden, 2002; Elliott & Weedon, 2011). Whilst others (see Maguire & Pearton, 2000a; Elliott & Weedon, 2011) have examined player acquisition trends of clubs at specific time periods. However, there is a lack of research examining player acquisition trends over a longitudinal period thus prompting the current research and the perceived implications for indigenous home- grown players (and specifically Northern Ireland players). Study 1: Method / Results – A categorical database was created using both Excel (utilised for descriptive statistics) and the Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS V.22; utilised for coding and refining of data) which enabled the efficient management and analysis of data (5072 players). -
Belgian Ambassador All Praise for Qatar's 'Impressive' World Cup
Football legend Pele still laughing as he turns 80 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2020 PAGE 12 Belgian ambassador all praise for Qatar’s ‘impressive’ World Cup 2022 preparations SC.QA HE Belgian Ambassador to Qatar congratulated Tthe FIFA World Cup 2022™ hosts on their ‘impres- sive and integrated’ tourna- ment preparations during a visit to the Supreme Commit- tee for Delivery & Legacy (SC). HE Bart De Groof received a project update from Nasser Al Khater, CEO, FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 LLC, after vis- iting the SC’s Legacy Pavilion. De Groof, who took up his post in Doha in 2017, told www.qatar2022.qa he is huge- ly impressed with Qatar’s in- frastructure progress. “The progress is very, very impressive,” said De Groof. “When I arrived here, Khalifa Stadium was being redevel- oped and Al Janoub was be- ing built. Now, all the other stadiums are coming up and it’s exciting to see them as they are huge landmarks. I think all the stadiums are really beauti- ful and I must congratulate the SC and Qatar with the speed of A view of the upcoming Thumama Stadium, which sports the ‘Ghafaya’ look is one of the eight FIFA World development. Everything is on Cup Qatar 2022 venues. schedule – not only the stadi- ums but all the infrastructure, showing during Russia 2018, tional team for many years “I hope I get an invita- including the roads and metro. where they reached the semi- now. They have done well in tion to come back,” said De The whole process is very inte- finals. -
Phd by Publication
University of Huddersfield Repository Kelly, Stephen An Oral History of Footballing Communities at Liverpool and Manchester United Football Clubs Original Citation Kelly, Stephen (2009) An Oral History of Footballing Communities at Liverpool and Manchester United Football Clubs. Doctoral thesis, University of Huddersfield. This version is available at http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/id/eprint/7060/ The University Repository is a digital collection of the research output of the University, available on Open Access. Copyright and Moral Rights for the items on this site are retained by the individual author and/or other copyright owners. Users may access full items free of charge; copies of full text items generally can be reproduced, displayed or performed and given to third parties in any format or medium for personal research or study, educational or not-for-profit purposes without prior permission or charge, provided: • The authors, title and full bibliographic details is credited in any copy; • A hyperlink and/or URL is included for the original metadata page; and • The content is not changed in any way. For more information, including our policy and submission procedure, please contact the Repository Team at: [email protected]. http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ PhD by Publication An Oral History of Footballing Communities at Liverpool and Manchester United Football Clubs The Kop Red Voices The Boot Room Boys Stephen F. Kelly University of Huddersfield, School of Music, Humanities & Media June 2009 2 Table of Contents __________________________________ Abstract p.3 Introduction p.4 Literature Review p.10 Thematic Review of the Current Academic Debates p.18 The Submission p.28 The Pre-1960s Experience of Fandom: People’s Fandom p.30 The 1960s and 70s: The Emergence of Fanatical Fandom. -
Praise for Jeff Goulding's Books
Praise for Jeff Goulding’s Books Red Odyssey: Liverpool FC 1892–2017 ‘This eminently readable and beguiling addition to the Liverpool FC story should adorn every Red’s bookshelf.’ Racing Post ‘Celebrates the club’s incredible journey, recounting tales and memories that tell of friendships, rivalries and of course trophies. He brings to life this pre-war era using his extensive knowledge of the club’s history tallied with reports in local media and club folklore. Provides a complete picture of Liverpool’s colourful history. Here’s looking forward to Red Odyssey part two.’ It’s Round and It’s White ‘A history of Liverpool, but one written in an affectionate way, and from a personal perspective. Particularly informative on the pre-Bill Shankly years, which are much less well documented than the subsequent decades.’ Backpass Magazine We Conquered All of Europe: Red Odyssey II ‘We Conquered All of Europe brings things back to life. Although you know the ending you will still get that funny feeling as you go through this account of what was a wonderful season and how the past four years under Jürgen and company have seen Liverpool Football Club rise again.’ Red All Over the Land ‘Excellent as always. I’d highly recommend it.’ Dave Usher, The Liverpool Way ‘We Conquered All of Europe provides a unique first-hand view from around the stands, from not only Jeff but a plethora of supporters who you discover each find varying degrees of significance in moments which have transpired over the last four years. It’s a journey from the stands, grounded in emotion – with a touch of humour – which is then delicately intertwined with statements from the media and Klopp at the time, with views from former players Jamie Carragher, Jimmy Case and John Barnes also adding another valuable perspective. -
Squall, Issue Three – Sliding Doors
ISSUE THREE SLIDING DOORS 1 THE SQUALL Matt Thacker It's worth repeating here the reasons We are very grateful to all of the people why we have set up The Squall, the who have waived fees and donated to The little brother to The Blizzard, a digital Squall since we announced the project. football magazine to give freelance writers a forum for their work. Not just Special thanks go to: Nick Ames, Philippe so they can get paid to write, but so Auclair, John Brewin, Kieran Canning, they have something to aim for, a sense James Corbett, John Cross, Martin da of job satisfaction at a time when such Cruz, Miguel Delaney, Andrew Downie, satisfaction is in short supply. Peter Drury, Ken Early, Emmet Gates, Sasha Goryunov, John Harding, Simon The Blizzard has never been about the Hart, Gary Hartley, Ian Hawkey, Frank here and now, it’s much more taken with Heinen, Tom Holland, Adam Hurrey, the there and then. And we see The Squall Elis James, Neil Jensen, Samindra Kunti, as serving the same function, showcasing Jonathan Liew, Simon Mills, James great football writing on subjects you are Montague, David Owen, MM Owen, unlikely to read about anywhere else. Simone Pierotti, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Gavin Ramjuan, Callum Rice-Coates, Philip We hope you enjoy this “What if…” issue Ross, Paul Simpson, Marcus Speller, Jon of The Squall. As Jonathan mentions Spurling, Seb Stafford-Bloor, Ed Sugden, over there, despite the generous waiving Jonathan Wilson, Suzy Wrack, and of fees and donations to date, if The Shinobu Yamanaka. -
Bill Shankly - the Glenbuck Years
Bill Shankly - The Glenbuck Years BILL SHANKLY - THE GLENBUCK YEARS Researched and written by David P. Worthington BA (Hons), PG Dip, MA. Typeset by Elaine Bell, Baird Institute, Cumnock December 1997 __________________________________________________________________ The almost abandoned village of Glenbuck sits quietly and unpretentiously on the edge of the Ayrshire coalfield just of the main road from Muirkirk to Ayr. The settlement had started life as one that relied on agriculture; however, by around 1800 it had been dragged into the world of industrialisation. Glenbuck was home to 800 people with public housing built in for them. It also had an ironworks with its foundry and blast furnace, a limestone quarry, two dedicated ironstone pits, two coal mines and two pits that gave up both coal and ironstone. The ironworks were closed in 1813 but the coal miners remained enabling the locals to eke out a hard and difficult existence. It was against this background that John Shankly moved to Glenbuck from the nearby village of Douglas to seek work in the chosen profession of tailoring. He met and married Barbara Blyth who came from one of Glenbuck’s most celebrated families. Her brother Bob, a top class sprinter, played football for Glasgow Rangers, Middlesborough, Preston and Dundee before becoming player-manager and finally chairman at Portsmouth. A second brother, Billy played for Portsmouth, Preston, and Carlisle before joining Bob as an administrator and director, and then chairman of Carlisle. Bill, or Willy as he was more commonly known, was born to John and Barbara Shankly on the 2nd September 1913, the ninth of ten children, youngest of five boys.