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	::Apostolic Team ¦ Allan Maybury::
		Aln Maybury is based in Leeds and is the leader of the Northern Group of Connections churches.
		Alan is a passionate supporter of Crewe Alexander, being the founder of the Crewe Alexander supporters club in Leeds.
		Alan has a favourite scripture which is "Phil 2 v12 not that I have already obtained all this, or have already been made perfect, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me."
	www.connectionsuk.org /Team/apt008.asp (100 words)

	Soccer News, March 20, 1998
		Alan Maybury, the Leeds full-back, and Charlton midfielder Mark Kinsella were yesterday told they are joining Damien Duff in a team selection that must qualify as the youngest in history.
		Maybury was outstanding then, a very live candidate for the Man of the Match award, and while currently out of the Leeds first team he has played regularly this season.
		Maybury will have his Leeds colleague Gary Kelly in front of him on the right of midfield, while Duff, playing left of the front three, will be backed by Kenna.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1998/03/25/phead.htm (5071 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: News - Maybury is a beacon of home truth
		Alan Maybury declined to hide behind Irish blarney when he admitted to surprise at Hearts' last-minute penalty award against Dunfermline on Saturday.
		Maybury's candour was refreshing as Hearts heaved a mighty sigh of relief and Dunfermline carried a sense of injustice back across the Forth Bridge.
		Maybury, however, confessed to a pleasant sense of astonishment after he feared Hearts' efforts towards an equaliser would be in vain.
	www.soccernet.com /scotland/news/2001/1203/20011203homfcmaybury.html (1005 words)

	Football: The magical Maybury tour - [Sunday Herald]
		Maybury has spoken before of his teenage affiliation with Rangers, but the notion of a young Dublin lad shuttling back and fore to Ibrox, and daring to walk his home city's streets in the training gear Rangers gave him, is still intriguing.
		Maybury became accustomed to being shouted at for the audacity Ð others thought it treachery Ð of wearing some red, white and blue during his kickabouts.
		Maybury was sucked into rash challenges in order to prevent him haring away on goal, but believes he will defend the same way, if the need arises, on Tuesday.
	www.sundayherald.com /31169 (1256 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Green for Gorgie
		Maybury managed to turn up in Gorgie last October as Hearts were announcing their latest financial losses.
		Maybury has kept contact with the scout who saw him to Ibrox and came to the rescue when his little brother, a Rangers fan, could not get hold of a shirt as Rangers did not have one his size.
		Maybury is a friend of the stars, and that is not a reference to the Elland Road high-earners, for his childhood friend is Nicky Byrne from Irish boyband Westlife.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=73662002 (1429 words)

	kickin - Irish Soccer news - Alan Maybury, Leeds United
		Republic of Ireland international Alan Maybury was carried off the pitch last night as Leeds United were held to a 3-3 Elland Road Champions League draw by Lazio.
		Maybury's career may have taken a downward turn since he made his senior Ireland debut in 1998 - but it was almost finished for good last night by an horrendous two-footed lunge from Czech international Pavel Nedved.
		Nedved caught the Dublin-born defender on knee and ankle and Maybury had to be chaired from the field.
	www.kickinmagazine.ie /amaybury1532001.htm (182 words)

	Maybury has no case to answer - Scotsman.com Sport
		HEARTS defender Alan Maybury was yesterday told he had no case to answer after being accused of lashing out at Hibs player Scott Brown during the recent Edinburgh derby.
		Maybury and his club feared being summoned to a disciplinary committee meeting next month but yesterdayâs news confirmed the matter as now closed.
		The fact the television pictures were not conclusive favoured Maybury, with the evidence judged not damning enough to warrant further action.
	sport.scotsman.com /heartofmidlothianfc/Maybury-has-no-case-to.2506098.jp (663 words)

	Hearts - Alan Maybury
		Alan Maybury, who played in the same Hearts sides as De Vries under Craig Levein, has just signed for Aberdeen after a fortnight of rumours linking the Republic Of Ireland international with a return to Tynecastle.
		Now it wasn't as though Maybury couldn't play in this position, because he could to a reasonable degree, but he was infinitely more effective on the other side and was never able to be the asset there that he had been on the right.
		It also left the fans with a lasting impression of Maybury's abilities not being quite as good as it should have been, as he simply favoured his right side too much to be truly effective on the left.
	www.hearts.vitalfootball.co.uk /article.asp?a=98875 (944 words)

	Alan Maybury
		As soon as Maybury made the 'tackle' I knew he'd be sent off, and it shows the blinkered view of a lot of supporters when they blamed the ref for it.
		Maybury was a disgrace yesterday, and whilst we will never know how we would have played with 11 players, he let his manager, team mates and most importantly the supporters down.
		IMO he should be punished by the manager and not just a fine, I to would like to see him banished to the reserves for a run of 2 or 3 games after his ban, this will put a marker down to the whole squad that ill discipline will not be tolerated.
	www.talkingballs.co.uk /showthread.php?t=7468 (839 words)

	Swiss goal - [Sunday Herald]
		As one of a full team of Tynecastle players out of contract in the summer there is inevitable speculation that Maybury, who was sent off yesterday against Motherwell, will join his former manager Craig Levein at Leicester, but as he acknowledged, Hearts have been as good to him as he has to the Premierleague club.
		Maybury, who has switched effortlessly from the right to the left to accommodate Robbie Neilson in the Hearts side, also warmed the bench when Ireland played Switzerland in a World Cup qualifier at Basel’s ground in September.
		Maybury’s new manager, John Robertson, has been thrust into opposition against Gross just six short months after he was pitting his wits against First Division opposition with Inverness Caley Thistle.
	www.sundayherald.com /46244 (1239 words)

	::: u.tv ::: (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Alan Maybury finally feels a fully-fledged member of the Republic of Ireland squad - more than six years after making his debut.
		It is one Maybury has certainly not regretted as he has now played more than 100 times for the Tynecastle club, finally earning a recall to the Republic fold in March this year.
		For Maybury, it was a case of coming full circle for that match was also against the Czech Republic, but unlike the previous occasion, he did not have to wait long for his next cap to follow.
	www.utvlive.com /newsroom/indepth.asp?id=17613&pt=s (669 words)

	soccer365.com \| scottish news \| Dons still keen to keep Maybury
		The former Republic of Ireland defender had a loan spell with Aberdeen in the second half of last season, and Calderwood hopes he can be persuaded to stay.
		Maybury, 29, had admitted he would "prefer" a move to an English club, however he has not ruled out signing permanent terms with Aberdeen.
		He is a free agent, having been released by Leicester, and among a group of five players Calderwood is keen to recruit in the coming three weeks.
	soccer365.com /scottish_news/story_10608160100.php (289 words)

	The Cunning Fox - norfox.net
		Alan Maybury could be Levein's first signing as City manager.
		Maybury could be available for a fee of only £ 20 000 due to the fact that his contract is up by the end of the season.
		Maybury is mostly used as a right back and has nine caps for Eire.
	norfox.net /n050103.htm (105 words)

	Alan says Hearts should be proud - Scotsman.com News
		ALAN MAYBURY today conceded that Heartsâ chances of catching Rangers in the SPL have all but disappeared but insisted the Jambos should be proud of the strides they have made in the league this season.
		Maybury had been one of a clutch of Hearts stars to have suggested they were capable of splitting the Old Firm earlier in the season.
		And 25-year-old Maybury knows itâs important his side reproduce the kind of performance that ensured Alex McLeishâs men had such a difficult afternoon in the Capital and do not let their standards slip.
	news.scotsman.com /heartofmidlothianfc/Alan-says-Hearts-should-be.2512175.jp (1127 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Alan knows he faces fight to regain place
		HEARTS defender Alan Maybury today admitted that Craig Levein had been 100 per cent right to drop him - and admitted he could struggle to regain his place in the starting XI.
		Maybury lost his full-back berth to Robbie Neilson while Tepi Moilanen, Andy Webster, Phil Stamp and Graham Weir were usurped by Craig Gordon, Kevin McKenna, Paul Hartley and Andy Kirk.
		Maybury climbed off the bench in the dying stages to take part in what was an accomplished performance by the Capital club.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=1190472003 (748 words)

	Maybury told to cool it - Printer-friendly version
		Hearts defender Alan Maybury has been told by his manager Craig Levein that he will have to “keep his head” in order to realise his potential following his two-match ban for surpassing the disciplinary points threshold.
		Part of his game is his competitive streak and that is not something you would wish to see him lose, but he’ll need to curb it at times.
		Maybury was called into Brian Kerr’s first squad as Irish manager as a late replacement for the injured Steve Finnan, and he will hope to add to his two Irish caps under the leadership of Kerr, for whom he played at underage level for Ireland.
	www.eleven-a-side.com /printer/printer.asp?p=4278 (268 words)

	Alan Maybury
		Aberdeen : Alan Maybury was born on 27 August 1978 in Dublin.
		To gain first team experience Maybury was on loan to Reading and Crewe in 1999 and 2000.
		Maybury made his Hearts debut in late August 2003 winning 3-0 to St Johnstone.
	www.football.co.uk /leicester/players/alan_maybury_6481.shtml (144 words)

	Aberdeen face a Maybury blow - Press & Journal
		Irish defender Alan Maybury is ready to deliver a second blow to Aberdeen inside a week after admitting he has stalled on the club’s contract offer because he is keen to secure a return to England.
		Maybury said: “I would probably prefer to return to England.
		Dons manager Jimmy Calderwood said: “Alan has a decision to make and, like every player in his position, is taking his time to do that.
	www.pressandjournal.co.uk /Article.aspx/681225 (424 words)

	Aberdeen \| Alan Maybury hopes to seize last chance \| stv.tv \| Scottish Sport \| Football
		Alan Maybury hopes to seize last chance
		Aberdeen defender Alan Maybury is hoping Hearts drop points on Saturday to give the Dons one last chance of finishing in the SPL's top six in Monday's clash against Falkirk.
		Maybury admits to being frustrated that the Pittodrie side have missed several opportunities already to claim a spot in the top half of the table.
	www.stv.tv /sport/exclusive/Football_video/Aberdeen_Alan_Maybury_interview_040408 (103 words)

	Football: IT'S MAY DAY FOR MAYBURY - Sunday Mirror \| Encyclopedia.com
		A trial was arranged at Ewood Park where Alan Maybury, Stephen Roche and Nicky Byrne of Westlife were also paraded in front of Kenny Dalglish!
		The Mirror (London, England) ; Byline: KENNY ROSS HEARTS defender Alan Maybury last night spoke of his delight after being handed the chance to kick-start his Republic of Ireland career at Hampden...
		The 24-year-old is aiming to win his third cap after earning a call-up to new manager Brian Kerr's injury-hit squad.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1P2-6027594.html (763 words)

	Irish Abroad - Irish American News
		When Maybury left Edinburgh in January the promise of Premiership football with Leicester and teaming up with his former Hearts boss Craig Levein was too big an offer to turn down.
		When Maybury left, the Lithuanian business tycoon Vladimir Romanov hadn’t taken over at Tynecastle and a number of players left the club to secure their future.
		Maybury insists the standard of football is far better than in Scotland.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/sport/mayburys-dream-of-the-premumship-and-more-caps-301105.asp (511 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Fuller is not a diver, says Maybury (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Levein believes his star striker is not enjoying enough protection from the men in fl and full-back Maybury insists it is just the 22-year-old’s unpredictable style which has seen him hit the deck perhaps more often than the more conventional strikers in Scotland.
		The Frenchman, who had earlier replaced Gary Wales, netted from close range to stun the home side and Maybury admitted he thought Hearts were slipping to their fourth straight defeat before the dramatic finale.
		Maybury said: "It was only after we came off the park that we realised just how deep into stoppage time the goal came.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=142552002 (601 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - De Vries and Maybury in Foxes move (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HEARTS boss John Robertson today revealed that both Alan Maybury and Mark de Vries are to quit Tynecastle for Leicester City.
		Maybury and De Vries saw their careers transformed under the guidance of Levein and the new Foxes manager made his move for the duo as soon as the transfer window opened on Saturday morning.
		Dubliner Maybury was plucked from Leeds United reserves in October 2001 and went on to become a regular in the Republic of Ireland squad under Brian Kerr, while De Vries established himself as one of the SPL’s most feared front men after blasting four goals against Hibs on his Tynecastle debut in 2002.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=6682005 (684 words)

	BreakingNews.ie: Maybury completes move to Foxes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ireland international full-back Alan Maybury has completed a move from Hearts to Leicester City today.
		Levein said: “Both players will be major new additions to our squad and we’re at a stage of a season where we need to change things around a little, so their arrival could not be better timed.
		Maybury, a Republic of Ireland international who has started 24 games for Hearts this season, said: “We are not a short-term fix.
	www.breakingnews.ie /story.asp?j=8441782&p=844y8z8&n=8441870&x=&fs=1 (307 words)

	Aberdeen in battle to keep Maybury - Evening Express
		FREE AGENT: Alan Maybury is free to sign for any club after being released by Leicester City.
		Wages could prove to be a stumbling block although the former Hearts man Maybury is keen to stay in Scotland.
		Maybury has to stay he is an amazing player that puts in a 100% to every single game!
	www.eveningexpress.co.uk /Article.aspx/656222 (560 words)

	Alan Maybury Fact File
		Only capped twice at senior level, his eventual departure from Leeds was not a shock to his system.
		Alan was actually spending more time on Leeds local radio on Saturday than on the field.
		Still only a young lad as far as football years go, there may be a chance for Alan to represent his country again at some stage.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/dangel/alanmaybury.html (158 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Alan targets Hearts hat-trick (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ALAN MAYBURY today set Hearts a target of maximum points before the Premier League split, claiming a hat-trick of victories could catapult the club towards a European place.
		Europe is the ultimate goal and with fourth place looking increasingly likely to secure a passport to the UEFA Cup, Maybury can sense an opportunity to reach a stage for which his appetite was whetted at former club Leeds.
		Maybury admits he wasn’t sure what to expect from the Scottish game when he made the move from the Yorkshire club back in October, and therefore sought advice from former Scotland stars Roy Aitken and Eddie Gray who are on the Elland Road coaching staff.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=261122002 (1406 words)

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