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Royle Gets Everton Award Thu 21st Apr 2005 00:13
Town boss Joe Royle has been named the Everton Giant for 2004. The Toffeemen add a new name to their Giants List every year.

Joe: We Were Fortunate Sun 17th Apr 2005 16:40
Boss Joe Royle felt his side were slightly fortunate to have gained a point from the 2-2 draw with Sunderland on Sunday lunchtime. Black Cats' boss Mick McCarthy said his players were disappointed not to win the game.

Westy Town's Only Worry Fri 15th Apr 2005 16:29
Midfielder Ian Westlake remains Town's only injury concern ahead of Sunday's live Sky game against Sunderland (KO noon, Sky Sports One). The Clacton-based youngster picked up a knee injury in Monday's defeat to Wolves.

Westy Still a Doubt Thu 14th Apr 2005 17:08
Midfielder Ian Westlake is still a big doubt ahead of Sunday's top-of-the-table clash with Sunderland at Portman Road (KO midday). Westlake picked up a knee injury during Monday's 2-0 defeat at Wolves.

Westy Rated 50/50 Wed 13th Apr 2005 16:58
Ian Westlake is rated 50/50 to make the starting line-up for this weekend's crucial televised match at home to Sunderland. The midfielder was substituted in the 74th minute of the Wolverhampton game on Monday.

"Westy took a heavy knock to his knee and there are still stud marks on it. It looks like being touch and go," Joe Royle explained.

Youths' Final Push Wed 13th Apr 2005 11:18
Town's U18s take on the Tottenham at White Hart Lane tonight in the second leg of the FA Youth Cup semi-final (KO 7pm). The Blues are 2-0 up from last Friday's first leg and must be confident that they can progress to the two-legged live-on-Sky final.

Youths Face Spurs Thu 07th Apr 2005 23:55
Town's U18s take on Spurs on Friday evening in the Portman Road leg of their FA Youth Cup semi-final (KO 7pm). Regular TWTD contributor James Ager gives us a rundown of the squads and the teams' paths to the semi-finals, starting with the Blues.

Joe: We Switched Off Tue 05th Apr 2005 23:46
Joe Royle felt some of his side switched off with the score at 4-1, but the Town manager praised Rotherham's spirit as they pulled the scoreline back to 4-3.

City Call in Bailiffs Thu 31st Mar 2005 14:11
Bailiffs were called in by Manchester City yesterday to recover £509,000 from Town manager Joe Royle. The former City boss recently lost an appeal against a High Court ruling which had awarded him £422,819 last July.

Murphy Set to Sign Thu 31st Mar 2005 10:16
Town will sign Irish U21 international trialist Daryl Murphy in the summer if they can find the cash, according to his current club Waterford United. Murphy has been with the Blues for a second spell this week and has impressed Joe Royle.

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