Article: Stanley McHale: Bank holidays are for wimps and workshy.(Features)

Article: What's Going On: Preview STANLEY MCHALE ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  August 16, 2006 ;     582 words ...Byline: by Homa Khaleeli STANLEY McHale bills his blog, or internet diary, as a record of a man ... his routines with weird versions of 'I am The Walrus'. Stanley McHale is performing, alongside Howard Read, Kevin Hayes and M ...

Article: Stanley McHale: Heroes get injured too, you ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  September 29, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale I'VE not been exercising as much as I would like recently because I've got an annoying pain in my left knee. For example ...

Article: Stanley McHale: It's time to give up the single ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  October 7, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale IT'S the end of the world as I know it. It's no coincidence that footballers tend to peak in their mid20s, go into a steady ...

Article: Stanley McHale: Winner Independent traders key to ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  June 9, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale I WAS reading this week about the results of a survey that name and shame the country's worst 'clone towns'. A clone town ...

Article: Stanley McHale: Night Chelsea felt the might of the ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  May 5, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale IT was another 'Big Night At Anfield'. You hear that phrase: 'A big night at Anfield' quite a lot in the media, don't ...

Article: Stanley McHale: This time next year I'll be ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  July 21, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale I'VE always liked Richard Branson. I like the way he oversees his multi-billion pound empire with the cheery enthusiasm of ...

Article: Stanley McHale: These are a few of my least ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  November 11, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Stanley McHale THOSE of you who, like me, have a knack for remembering useless information but are hopeless at far more important facts (Fulham ...