Neville Southall: Last News

Wales ahead of their World Cup qualification win over Ukraine - and it might now come to fruition. The 63-year-old Everton legend made 92 appearances for his country between 1982 and 1997, and gave his thoughts on what might happen back home should they see off the challenge of Ukraine at the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday evening (June 5).

Newport County in the mid-1970s, Aizlewood, now 65, had a long and successful career in the Football League with the likes of Charlton, Leeds, Bradford and Cardiff City. He also won 39 caps for Wales, playing alongside the likes of Neville Southall, Vinnie Jones, Dean Saunders, Ian Rush and Gary Speed during the late 80s and early 90s.

Premier League stars and England internationals charging their fans to send them a personalised message.It is a far cry from former Everton and Wales legend Neville Southall flogging his goalkeeping advice on an old fashioned-looking website.The 90s football legend plays on his legendary football nickname to send messages to his adoring fans.Ex-Liverpool and England defender Ruddock, who has since becoming a reality TV star, is sure to have plenty of amazing stories for customers and charges them £37.50 for a message.One five-star review read: "Razor, you absolute legend! The video is amazing – thank you so much."I can't believe you put together such a fab message on a couple of sentences! Have a good one."Former England and Arsenal

Everton star has become an ambassador for LGBT rights in recent years but he thinks much more can be done to create an environment that would allow a Premier League player to come out. He called on the FA and top flight clubs to be "more proactive".Southall, 62, said: "The number of footballers there are, there are some gay footballers in there.

her comments about transgender people and rights, and this week, it emerged that her new book features a cisgender male killer who dresses up as a woman to murder his female victims.The Harry Potter author even handed back a human rights award after having her views criticised, saying there is a ‘conflict between the current radical trans rights movement and the rights of women’.Now, former Everton goalkeeper Southall has criticised the writer, saying: ‘I know people should be allowed to live the lives they want within reason’.The 61-year-old told the Guardian: ‘She above everybody knows what fantasy is. So she must be able to imagine that some people are born in the wrong bodies.

Paul Morgan launched the successful Kit It Out initiative across Liverpool last year to bring football kits to underprivileged children and has recently created a page for fans to come together and sponsor fresh artwork celebrating Everton.He is keen for youngsters to be able to 'look up to' their idols with the club aiming to move to a new stadium at Bramley Moore-Dock in the near future.Morgan told the ECHO that current opinion - after an online poll - would see the mural consist of Howard Kendall, Neville Southall and Leighton Baines."It is good to see that little kids are going and looking at the Liverpool murals and seeing the people they aspire to be so as an Everton fan, I thought, well, for young Blues, would it not be good to have

The parents of schoolboy IRA bomb victim Tim Parry will are getting ready to mark what should have been his 40th birthday, 27 years after he died.