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alex's new hair

Guest · Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:18 pm Post subject:

I like her hair it's but i think it was better long!!

..feza.. · Site Admin Joined: 22 Aug 2006 Posts: 304

..AND THEY'VE GOT FLASH NEW KIT

THEY'VE been a bit quiet lately, but the WAGs have clearly lost none of their form as they bounce back with this stunning performance.

And with the soccer season now in full swing, Alex Curran, Elen Rives and Toni Poole show off their dazzling new kits.

Steven Gerrard's girl and Mirror columnist Alex has brought some top quality acquisitions to her dressing room with £600 Stella McCartney boots, £360 Dsquared blouse and hot pants.

She was out celebrating her 25th birthday at the Newz bar in Liverpool. Blue is the colour for Chelsea star Frank Lampard's other half Elen as she strolls to dinner in London's West End wearing a 80s-style glitter dress.

And not far away, England skipper John Terry's fiancŽe Toni Poole heads for a nightclub in a microscopic jersey-leather minidress and skyscraper Gina heels.

With England's Euro qualifiers coming up on Saturday, it's good to see they have a team of stars that can turn on the style.

Let's see if the players can do the same.

www.mirror.co.uk

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Steven Gerrard made the film after meeting museum trustee and Tranmere Rovers' trustee Lorraine Rogers at a football match.

Football star Steven Gerrard has teamed up with World Museum Liverpool to promote a new exhibition in the city.

The Liverpool captain and England midfielder made a special short film that will be shown on the Big Screen in Clayton Square, Liverpool for the duration of the Love Sport show, running from October 7 to April 29 2007.

Lorraine Rogers, National Museums Liverpool Trustee and Tranmere Rovers Chairman, persuaded the world-famous footballer to visit the museums and make the film.

“Steven Gerrard is a terrific role model for young people and has made a really cool short film that highlights some of the fantastic things about Liverpool’s museums and galleries and promotes this new exhibition about sport,” she explained.

The short film promotes the Love Sport exhibition.

“It all started with a conversation we had after one of Tranmere’s games Steven came to.”

The film has a soundtrack from art-rockers Franz Ferdinand and shows Gerrard strolling around World Museum Liverpool as he talks about how the museum has changed since his school days.

“People do revisit the museum and I think if you keep changing things it brings people back,” he said. “If you freshen things up it makes it more interesting the second time.”

Gerrard used to go to the museum in his Liverpool schooldays. Photo National Museums Liverpool

The film also shows Gerrard in the Walker Art Gallery, adjacent to the World Museum. He says he prefers traditional artworks to more contemporary pieces and is looking forward to seeing the new Museum of Liverpool when it opens in 2010.

“I think you have to live in Liverpool to really appreciate it, realise how much of a special place it is and what it’s got to offer,” he added.

Love Sport is a free exhibition exploring how sport helps build a healthy body and mind and can contribute to a healthy economy through advances in technology. It looks at sports from its grass roots level to international competition, aiming to show sport as something accessible to everyone.

World Museum Liverpool reopened in 2005 after a major refurbishment.

It contains sporting challenges to take part in, interactive games and graphics to interpret key messages and concepts like sports psychology and visitors will even be given score cards to record their results on as they go round the exhibition.

The film also gives an insight into how Gerrard approaches his game:

“I give everything I’ve got, in every training session, every game. When I come off the pitch I try to have no regrets, you have to work as hard as possible to achieve your dreams.”

If you can’t make it to Liverpool you can also see Steven Gerrard in the film through Liverpool Museums’ website.

24HourMuseum.org.uk

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STEVEN Gerrard’s fiancée Alex Curran yesterday hit back at rival WAG Jamelia — saying her boyfriend is not famous enough.

Singer Jamelia had recently branded footie wives and girlfriends “leeches” and said Alex would be lost without England star Steven.

But Alex, 24, said she does not even know the name of Jamelia’s partner — Millwall striker Darren Byfield. And she said Steven, 26, thinks Byfield is “lower than a non-league player”.

Alex, 24, added: “I couldn’t believe what she said about me.

“I have never met her but she accused me of getting by on three grapes a day, suggesting I’m anorexic or something.

“She said she was disgusted she even knew my name. It’s because I’m engaged to one of the country’s most famous footballers. I can’t help that.

“She’ll be glad to know I don’t know her boyfriend’s name but Steven thinks he’s lower than a non-league player.”

The leggy blonde has two daughters with Steven, Lilly-Ella, two, and Lexie, five months.

Jamelia, 25, is engaged to Darren, who joined League One side Millwall from Gillingham this year.

She said recently: “Footballers’ wives are like leeches, feeding off their partner’s success.

“God forbid if Alex Curran split up with Steve Gerrard. Who would she be then?”

WAYNE Rooney’s fiancée Coleen McLoughlin yesterday praised wives who work.
Coleen, 20, said she would go to college to become an actress or journalist if her lavish lifestyle ended tomorrow.

www.thesun.co.uk

Guest · Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:18 am Post subject:

Stevie G is a Stanley fan

October 10, 2006

ENGLAND footie star Steven Gerrard is a secret Accrington Stanley fan, The Sun can reveal.

The Liverpool captain was spotted at the club’s tiny Lancashire ground cheering the side to a 5-0 thrashing of Wrexham last month.

Gerrard, 26, is pals with Stanley goalkeeper Ian Dunbavin, 26, and has pledged his support for the once bankrupt club.

Last night Accrington Stanley’s chief executive Robert Heys said: “We were delighted to see Steven Gerrard turning up to see us play.

“He got in free for the Wrexham game. But in future he’ll have to pay for a ticket. We need all the money we can get.”