Liam and Dannys football page
'LIAM & DANNYS FOOTBALL PAGE'
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LIAM BLAND




NAMELIAM BLAND
AGE6
FAV TEAMLIVERPOOL
FAV PLAYERROBBIE FOWLER, MICHAEL OWEN
POSITIONSTRIKER
PLAYS ATMORECAMBE F.C 4-7y's Training
WEEKS ATTENDED 41
GOALS23
MAIN ATTRIBUTESTireless runner,Goal poacher


Liam Bland was born on February 5th'93.
By the time he was 10 months old he was
walking and kicking a ball. 
His love of football quickly developed and 
he soon was emulating Andrei Kanchelskis
in the back yard,as his first alliance was 
to his fathers team Everton.However due 
to his mum sticking her beak in a period of
confusion,a'hullabaloo' and anarchy 
followed as he was enticed into a life of
following Liverpool along with his mum.
Liam has already been to watch Liverpool
play,although he has yet to see them win.
So now he's been a Liverpool fan for the 
past 4 years..his ambition now is to play
for Liverpool one day ..like Owen and 
Fowler (who incidently both started out as
Everton fans,before playing for Liverpool).
For the past year now he has been going to 
soccer practice wth the 4-7 year olds at 
Morecambe FC,were he is developing into
quite a good player despite playing with 
kids bigger than him.


You can visit Liam and Dannys dads 
site with all the latest news,
match reports devoted to Everton here.

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DANNY BLAND


NAMEDANNY BLAND
AGE4
FAV TEAMEVERTON
FAV PLAYERDANNY CADAMATERI
POSITIONTOUCHLINE
PLAYS ATSoon to join his brother
WEEKS ATTENDED--
GOALSSCORED THE ODD ONE
MAIN ATTRIBUTESKeen,Tough in a ruck.


Danny Bland was born on March 29th'95.
Danny like his brother was kicking a football
as soon as he could walk,and as soon as he
could talk his dad was making sure he wasnt 
going to lose another son to Liverpool.
During his dads ever increasing visits to 
Goodison Park he would bring Danny any 
amount of Everton goodies back to ensure 
Dannys Everton merchandize was as big as 
his brothers Liverpool.And still to this day he 
has shown no inclination to change and even
seems to have developed a dislike for the reds.
Danny also boasts a 100% record of never 
having seen Everton lose..having been twice 
when beating Blackburn and Ipswich.
Dannys football career has not really kicked 
off yet as he has only just turned 4 and is quite 
small for his age ,nevertheless when called on 
he can show a pretty competative streak and is 
not afraid to get stuck in.



DIARY

28th APRIL;Liam took part in two 1/2 hour games tonight.The first his team lost,despite Liam looking the best player on the pitch with his Ginola-esk runs.The second game his team won,and he even found time to take his turn between the sticks,or in this case ..one Reebok top and a single cone.
14th APRIL;After the Easter break Liam returns to Wednesday night football practice at Morecambe.The first game he played in did not go to well,infact he hardly made an impression.However in the second game he again found his form with two goals.The first I couldnt describe as his brother was making off and I had to steal myself away to catch him.But the second made Ryan Giggs goal this week look like a tap in.Picking up the ball in his own half ,he went around numerous challenges, and a couple of five year olds that were having an interesting,chat fired at the keeper...the keeper saved ,Liam chased the rebound and slotted home.The remainder of the game saw Liam nearly crippled as one of the opposition in the shape of a seven year old Scottish Norman Hunter type player ,kicked him in the shins twice.
3rd APRIL;On the day of the Merseyside derby,family harmony is placed to the side.To the delite of Danny and his dad,Everton quickly go one up,however hopes of a victory soon dissapear when Liverpool score three to another one from Everton ,ending the match 3-2...which incidently is the score Liam predicted beforehand.
29th MARCH;Danny celebrates his fourth birthday.
24th MARCH;Liam signs off for the easter holidays on a blank note at football training.