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Author |
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Words |
| A HINT OF HOPE FOR BABY LUKE; _ Judge: tot can still be revived. |
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403 |
| A secure financial position; My first job -- Andrew Bourne, director, WWB. |
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398 |
| Adulterous teenager sentenced to death. |
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138 |
| Advice and help for parents. |
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80 |
| Anger over station ticket delays. |
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129 |
| BARRY HORNE: Contract talks are a vital issue. |
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355 |
| BARRY HORNE: Keep targets modest. |
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142 |
| BARRY HORNE: Media critics were unfair. |
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96 |
| Blood Red: Football camp. |
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81 |
| Blood Red: Searching for the `best' of the worst! |
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288 |
| Blood Red: Valencia's Shankly has sense of honour; Rafa's respect for legacy he left behind is Reds' key. |
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557 |
| Booze cruise passengers `are not criminals'. |
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175 |
| CHESTER CITY: Chester One over the eight; City seek to extend recent run. |
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457 |
| Colin McKEOWN: Traditional values are more my bag. |
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492 |
| Corinthian: Battling Saltbox edge it; Crosby Sunday. |
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181 |
| Corinthian: Cat take cream in eight-goal thriller; Wirral Sunday. |
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306 |
| Corinthian: Cullen gets Vanser back on track; Birkenhead & Wirral. |
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247 |
| Corinthian: Double delight as Old Xavs go clear; THE HOME OF AMATEUR FOOTBALL with BRIAN FLANAGAN I Zingari Combination. |
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228 |
| Corinthian: Holmer proves the last-gasp hero; Birkenhead Sunday. |
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287 |
| Corinthian: Hughes a clever boy as Pensby warm up for cup clash; South Wirral. |
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105 |
| Corinthian: Mark of class in goal blitz; Ellesmere Port Sunday. |
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190 |
| Corinthian: Monies cash in; Liverpool CMS. |
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125 |
| Corinthian: No quarter given in cup charge; Liverpool County Combination. |
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161 |
| Corinthian: Plough take full advantage; Wallasey Sunday League. |
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254 |
| Corinthian: Six-goal Dave is star; Liverpool Sunday. |
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202 |
| Corinthian: The great escape; BRNESC hit back to sink leaders I-Zingari League. |
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251 |
| Corinthian: Turning the table; Lairds shocked by bottom club West Cheshire. |
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335 |
| Corinthian: Warby fly flag for Ormskirk; Ormskirk Sunday Canon are sunk in cup spot drama. |
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242 |
| Corinthian: Wells hits treble joy; Formers League. |
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94 |
| Courage of the tragic family who refuse to be beaten. |
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547 |
| Crime report rubbish say police. |
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132 |
| Debbie Johnson: ABI Titmus. |
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81 |
| Debbie Johnson: Let's do it again sometime, Boris. |
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261 |
| Debbie Johnson: We've got to fund fight on violence. |
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569 |
| Doctors and nurses in the dark. |
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108 |
| DOCTORS' SURGERY HIT BY ARSONISTS. |
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359 |
| Drug dealer is jailed. |
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92 |
| Echo Action. |
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177 |
| EURO BALLS: Rivaldo wants a Brazilian return; Apparently they play a bit on the continent, too. |
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162 |
| Firms set for Job Scene 2005. |
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258 |
| Fishing: ANGLING REPORTS. |
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384 |
| Flashback: Altar images of a city facing up to its past . . . THE spirit past and present of Liverpool's most multi-cultural community is celebrated in a new book. CATHERINE JONES reports. |
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686 |
| Flashback: Buy Marvo. It's very good; Adverts from the archives of the ECHO. |
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123 |
| Flashback: Down Your Way It's the Z factor Zig Zag Road L12; The story of a road like yours with Tina Miles. |
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496 |
| Flashback: Eight of us in a three-bed terrace . . . and it was great. |
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476 |
| Flashback: Flash Scousers abroad. |
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343 |
| Flashback: Flower power fashions; Jane Woodhead on the cool looks of the late 60s. |
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373 |
| Flashback: Lights, camera, action; Jane Woodhead looks into the city's star studded movie history. |
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1261 |
| Flashback: Match Memories - Everton v. Liverpool, October 20, 1984. |
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472 |
| Flashback: Mersey Memories. |
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277 |
| Flashback: Old Pals. |
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336 |
| Flashback: Sold Out; Barrie Mills on stuff you can't buy anymore. |
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328 |
| Flashback: TALES FROM THE PAST; Double killing in Runcorn. |
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532 |
| Flashback: The Boutique 1968 It was a very good year for . . . |
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301 |
| Football: `PLAYERS HAPPIER WITHOUT SOUEY' Emerton: Life is a lot better with Hughes. |
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210 |
| Football: FERGIE: ONLY A VICTORY WILL DO; United boss eager to stop rampant rivals. |
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259 |
| Football: Henry is helping Cisse to settle; Liverpool v Charlton Today, kick-off 5. 15pm. |
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725 |
| Football: Moore & Co North West Counties Cup: heroes Lairds' sights on original target. |
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474 |
| Football: Moyes revels in `Tinkerman' role; Norwich v Everton Today, kick off 12. 45pm. |
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733 |
| Football: NAYSMITH HEADING TOWARDS BLUES EXIT; Defender pricing himself out of contract renewal. |
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338 |
| Football: Norwich join the hunt for goals. |
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272 |
| Football: Paying the price of a `giant' tag; Colchester v Tranmere Today, kick-off 3pm. |
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613 |
| Football: Rafa: Don't show Danny respect till final whistle. |
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343 |
| Football: Reds stars to support campaign. |
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125 |
| Football: The Premiership. |
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1017 |
| Football: TONY ON THE TELLY; With TONY BARRETT -- the thinking man's David Prentice. |
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378 |
| Football: Win trip to watch Reds in Spain. |
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124 |
| Football: Your chance to team up with Blues legend. |
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324 |
| FORMULA ONE: `Massa the next star'. |
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116 |
| FREE for every reader next week. |
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96 |
| GOLF: McDowell closing in. |
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86 |
| HALEWOOD TO JOIN PROTEST. |
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309 |
| HELP THE ORPHANS; Colin's plea for Rwanda after emotional trip. |
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500 |
| HOLLY'S BACKING OUR GAY FESTIVAL. |
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362 |
| Horse Power: On the Rails. |
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286 |
| Horse Power: Tips; MIKE TORPEY: YOU CAN PUT YOUR SHIRT ON HIM. |
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343 |
| Horse Power: Watch out for . . |
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145 |
| Horse Power: Will Stand have a ghost of chance? Aintree set for big day. |
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403 |
| IT'S A GAS ON THE NET. |
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283 |
| It's boxing day already. |
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170 |
| JASON McATEER: Bradford defeat was so painful. |
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190 |
| JASON McATEER: Confidence is high. |
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159 |
| JASON McATEER: Drugs are not widespread. |
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119 |
| JASON McATEER: Team transport. |
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91 |
| JOHN ALDRIDGE: Hume talk says a lot. |
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197 |
| JOHN ALDRIDGE: Why I fear Dan danger. |
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101 |
| JOHN ALDRIDGE: Wider effects of Cottage industry. |
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277 |
| Killer put to death after giving u phis appeals. |
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102 |
| Laptop theft puts thousands of young lives in danger. |
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268 |
| MMR; Health Reporter HELEN CLARKE on the facts every parent should know before opting for MMR. |
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818 |
| Non-League: Fridays in the sights; MARINE. |
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115 |
| Non-League: Lightfoot wants quick return; RUNCORN. |
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184 |
| Non-League: Peter's welcome lift; VAUXHALL. |
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115 |
| Non-League: Steve's injury setback; PRESCOT. |
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116 |
| Non-League: Teenager Dave is good Newnes for Linnets; BURSCOUGH. |
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235 |
| Non-League: Watson's striking options; Liam happy with choices SOUTHPORT. |
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238 |
| Nurse tells court she did not gag her patient. |
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242 |
| On the Bounce: A meeting of minds; Buckle up for Fergie v Wenger -- the rematch. |
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436 |
| On the Bounce: tribute to football's top flops. |
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249 |
| Paddy Shennan: A Swap cop-out. |
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405 |
| Paddy Shennan: Boxing Academy. |
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135 |
| Paddy Shennan: Early Doors. |
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87 |
| Paddy Shennan: Family emotions run high. |
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185 |
| Paddy Shennan: The week ahead. |
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159 |
| Pippa's future vision is clear. |
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344 |
| PLEASE SAVE ME MR BLAIR; Hostage pleads over troops switch. |
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371 |
| Rewind: Classic comedy that hit a nerve with middle-classes; Weekly proof that telly isn't as good as it used to be The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin (BBC1, three series, 1976-1979). |
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524 |
| Rewind: Flash Feedback Readers respond to Flashback stories. |
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351 |
| Rewind: Old School Ties. |
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187 |
| ROVERFLOW: Hume turns back on transfer talk. |
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312 |
| ROVERFLOW: More of the same, Theo. |
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253 |
| Rovers arrests show big rise; Reds and Blues down. |
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251 |
| Royal Blue: Grave doubts. |
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127 |
| Royal Blue: It's bargain Blues! SCOTT McLEOD: `TIPTOEING A FINE LINE BETWEEN CRASS AND PITHY' Bent has the edge over far more expensive peers. |
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387 |
| Royal Blue: Wyness makes first change. |
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108 |
| Ruck Stars: Moss relishes his new role; Phil back in Orrell frame. |
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292 |
| Ruck Stars: Neil Kelly. |
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92 |
| Ruck Stars: Neil signs in at Caldy; RON ROBY: STANDING UP FOR LOCAL RUGBY UNION. |
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126 |
| Ruck Stars: Tosh keeps hold of reins. |
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94 |
| Rugby Union: Kangaroos expecting another close call. |
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197 |
| SCOUSERS ARMY ON THE MARCH; AS British troops continue to be deployed in Iraq, MITYA UNDERWOOD asks potential soldiers of tomorrow whether they have been put off army life. |
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461 |
| Seconds Out: Calzaghe must cross the Pond for true glory; NICK PEET: AS SEEN ON TV. |
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180 |
| Seconds Out: Carmen get it! |
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108 |
| Seconds Out: Five-star challenge; Screen test can be a hit. |
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738 |
| Spaceflight hopefuls to boldly go u pat a price. |
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117 |
| SUPERGRAN; Dot helps her grandchildren to rebuild lives after triple tragedy. |
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96 |
| The smooth guide to . . . speed skating. |
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171 |
| THIEVES TARGET FOOLISH DRIVERS. |
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302 |
| Try's the Limit: Tri as I might, I just can't feel optimistic. |
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327 |
| Weekend TV - TV Tips: Harry Hill's TV Burp (Saturday ITV1, 5. 30pm). |
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118 |
| Weekend TV - TV Tips: Venice (BBC2, Saturday, 9. 10pm). |
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85 |
| WHEELCHAIR LEFT BEHIND IN FLORIDA; Mother's fury over delay. |
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595 |
| Why I don't buy this amiable image of Boris. |
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348 |
| Win, lose or draw: Pink quiz; IT'S NOT THE TAKING PART, IT'S THE WINNING. |
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420 |
| Win, lose or draw: You what? |
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82 |
| You say: Citizens caned. |
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154 |
| You say: Explanation. |
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154 |
| You say: Les loved it. |
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177 |
| You say: Short points. |
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103 |
| You say: Welcome city. |
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112 |
| Your Shout: Baros and Cisse should be given a spell in reserves. |
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131 |
| Your Shout: Beattie is not the answer. |
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128 |
| Your Shout: Blues are not a charity. |
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136 |
| Your Shout: Everton must stand firm over Ball deal; Blues are not a charity. |
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88 |
| Your Shout: Shorts. |
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106 |
| Your Shout: Shorts. |
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81 |
October 23, 2004
