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	Kinnear & Toshack in the frame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Toshack (born 22/03/49) made his name as a striker with his home-town club Cardiff City, signing professional forms for them on his 17th birthday in March 1966 and giving them fine service for over four years, during which he scored 75 League goals from 162 appearances.
		November 1970 saw Toshack arrive at Liverpool for £110,000 and although only scoring 5 times from the 21 League matches he was picked for in his debut season at Anfield, it was clear that his aerial power would be an important part of Liverpool's attack for some years to come.
		Toshack had been a Welsh schoolboy international and was a member of his country's full international squad for many years, eventually finishing with 40 caps to add to the 3 he had won earlier at Under-23 level.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/dangel/news51102.html (453 words)

	BBC - South East Wales Sport - John Toshack
		Toshack came to fame as a striker for his home town club Cardiff City.
		Toshack's abrupt departure and the critical nature of his subsequent TV punditry made it seem as if he had well and truly burnt his boats.
		John Toshack is the stand out candidate for the Wales job at the present time.
	www.bbc.co.uk /wales/southeast/halloffame/sport/john_toshack.shtml (812 words)

	The Liverpool Way - JOHN TOSHACK
		Although John 'only' scored 5 times from the 21 League matches he was picked for in his debut season at Anfield, it was clear that his aerial power would be an important part of Liverpool's attack for some years to come.
		John was unlucky with injuries during his time at Anfield, not serious long-term injuries but usually niggling ones which meant that he only once played in 30 or more League matches in any of the six full seasons that he was a Liverpool player.
		John had been a Welsh schoolboy international and was a member of his country's full international squad for many years, eventually finishing with 40 caps to add to the 3 he had won earlier at Under-23 level.
	classic.liverpoolway.co.uk /a-zofplayers/i-l/johntoshack.html (1119 words)

	Re: Welcome to Tosh Talk
		john toshack was my first hero as a child, and it is because of him that i looked up the origin of the name toshack.
		Married Helene Edmonston by 1543.[46] In 1543 bought Culcrieff from John Maxtone, son of William Maxtone and burgess of Edinburgh.[21,46] In 1558 John (still of Culcrieff) was declared a fugitive, absent along with his half-brother from the army at Langtoun and Dun.[20] iv.
		Married Patrick MacGregorie.[3,29] Patrick was a soldier of fortune, serving in the English army in France under Charles I, achieving the rank of captain.[31] Upon returning to Scotland he became involved in the religious controversy of 1681-1682 and partly as the result of this emigrated to America with his brother-in-law, David,[31] 7th Laird of Monzievaird.
	www.toshack.com /ToshDiscuss/_disc4/00000003.htm (3259 words)

	Full-back called up for March qualifiers - The Ryan Giggs Forum- Photo Gallery, Chat, News, Web Site, Fans, Manchester ...
		John Toshack has revealed Robbie Savage retired from international football after learning he would not be in the Wales squad for the World Cup qualifiers with Austria.
		Toshack was impressed with the Championship duo and he decided to omit Savage to hand Fletcher and Robinson another chance.
		Toshack says that he left Savage out of the squad for the matches on 26 and 30 March because he wants to look at other options, as he begins the task of rebuilding Wales for the future.
	ryangiggs.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=1219 (3068 words)

	RTÉ.ie Sport - Toshack omits Hartson and Koumas
		Veteran striker John Hartson and West Brom rebel Jason Koumas have both been omitted from the Wales squad to play the Czech Republic in a Euro 2008 qualifier in Teplice on 2 September.
		And it has become clear that when Hartson, 31, met Toshack last week to make himself available for his country again after last season's retirement, it was agreed this next squad was too soon for a comeback.
		Toshack, not surprisingly, wants to keep faith with the players who have been working with him for two years.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2006/0823/wales.html (269 words)

	The Ryan Giggs Forum > Toshack lands Wales role
		Former Wales international Toshack had been a leading front-runner for the post as soon as Hughes announced he would be leaving the role to concentrate on his duties at Ewood Park.
		Toshack was interviewed by The Football Association of Wales on Thursday, along with fellow candidates Dean Saunders and Philippe Troussier.
		Toshack has signed a five-year contract with The FAW and admits one of his first tasks will be to reduce the age of the squad.
	ryangiggs.org /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t904.html (1346 words)

	Liverpool FC John Toshack Caricature
		John Toshack was signed by Bill Shankly for £110,000 in November 1970 and the next year was the arrival of Kevin Keegan at Anfield this was the making of probaly the best Strike Partnership Ever for Liverpool FC.
		They scored and created goals for each other with a seemingly telepathic understanding, Toshack's great aerial power a crucial factor as they helped capture domestic and Eurpoean prizes like they were going out of fashion.
		There is only one thing i would of like to see John Toshack do and that is to of taken charge of a Top side in England and after 2 spells with Spainish Gaints Real Madrid i think he would of achieved great success.
	www.sportcartoons.co.uk /johntoshack.html (117 words)

	John Toshack & Wales :: Soccerphile
		But despite his continental assimilation, Toshack remained at heart a Welshman and as the outstanding homegrown coach of his generation, had been a target of the Football Association of Wales for some time, his wage expectations being the one persistent stumbling block.
		Toshack had signalled his ambitions before the Norway game kicked off, bravely installing a sweeper system that was standard to those like himself schooled in European football but that was still not the formation of choice for British footballers drilled in the virtues of 4-4-2.
		Toshack, well used to the notorious expectations of the Spanish press, was truly taken aback at being booed off by his own fans and being slaughtered so mercilessly by the press when he believed he had every right to experiment in what was after all his first friendly match in charge.
	www.soccerphile.com /soccerphile/news/sean/john-toshack.html (917 words)

	Defiant Hakkinen still aiming for title John Toshack to take over at St. Etienne History mirrored as Kasparov risks ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Toshack, 52, takes over a team that has won only two of its 10 League games this season and is mired in the relegation zone.
		Toshack is one of the most experienced managers in Europe, having been in charge of Swansea City, Sporting Lisbon, Real Sociedad (twice), Real Madrid (twice), the Welsh national side, Deportivo La Coruna and Istanbul's Besiktas.
		Toshack becomes the 23rd coach in the 80-year history of St Etienne, who have won the French League title 10 times in their history and lifted the French Cup on six occasions.
	www.turkishdailynews.com.tr /archives.php?id=19948 (1468 words)

	RTÉ.ie Sport - Toshack wary of Slovakia's class
		John Toshack has warned his Wales side that Saturday's opponents Slovakia are the dark horses of a difficult European Championship qualifying group.
		But Toshack, without the injured Ryan Giggs and several other senior men, said: 'Slovakia are the dark horses in this group, even if they slipped up in their last game with the Czechs in Bratislava.
		The midfielder, ever-present for Wales under Toshack, has been having treatment on a knee problem all week and is not likely to join up with the squad until today after a practice match for his club yesterday.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2006/1006/wales.html (300 words)

	My Wall of Fame - John Toshack
		After becoming, at 16, the youngest player ever to appear in a League game for Cardiff City the Wales international was signed by Bill Shankly for £110,000 in November 1970 and took a while to establish himself as a first team regular.
		Toshack, who also penned poetry, became Swansea player boss in 1978 after scoring 96 Liverpool goals.
		It was Toshack's second dismissal as Real coach, after he lost his job for the first time in 1990.
	myliverpoolfc.org /toshak.htm (560 words)

	liverpoolfc.tv: 100 PWSTK - NO.34: JOHN TOSHACK
		The towering presence of John Toshack in a Liverpool shirt struck fear into opposition defences for the best part of the 1970's and was a key factor in the success achieved by the club at home and abroad during this time.
		'Toshack, Keegan, One-nil!' was to become a common commentary catch phrase as Tosh's delightful knock downs and flick ons were gobbled up by his more diminutive sidekick.
		Standing tall at just over six foot, Toshack was renowned for his aerial power but also possessed a deft touch and displayed great mobility for a big man. Despite his popularity with the fans, only a failed medical prevented him from being sold to Leicester in the mid-seventies but he bounced back with devastating effect.
	www.liverpoolfc.tv /news/archivedirs/news/2006/aug/17/N153195060817-1131.htm (722 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Football - Toshack rejects Hartson recall
		WALES manager John Toshack has decided not to call West Brom and former Celtic striker John Hartson into his squad for the Euro 2008 qualifier against Cyprus at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, tomorrow.
		Toshack's side were thumped 5-1 in Cardiff against Slovakia on Saturday, but he has vowed to stand by his young side, and will be boosted by the news that captain Craig Bellamy will not have to face a common assault charge this week.
		Toshack seems likely to play young goalkeeper Lewis Price in place of veteran Paul Jones against Cyprus, who themselves had a stunning 5-2 victory over the Republic of Ireland in Nicosia.
	sport.scotsman.com /football.cfm?id=1498082006 (429 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: News - Toshack hailed as hero on return to Real Sociedad
		SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Jan 3 (Reuters) - John Toshack was given a hero's welcome as he returned to Real Sociedad to begin his third spell in charge of the Basque club on Wednesday.
		After the training session Toshack told reporters he had a very clear idea of what he had to do at the club.
		Toshack nurtured local talent during his first two spells at the club and a host of Basque players broke into the first team.
	www.soccernet.com /europe/news/2001/0103/20010103toshackhero.html (423 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| Internationals \| Time for Toshack to deliver
		Toshack was alarmed by the strength of support that remained among the fans for former manager Terry Yorath - discarded by Wales despite just missing out on World Cup qualification.
		According to Alan Curtis, who played under Toshack for Swansea at the turn of the 1980s as they climbed from Division Four to the top of Division One, this is exactly the type of challenge his former boss has been craving.
		Thoughts of qualification for Germany 2006 can realistically be discarded even at this early stage, giving Toshack the luxury of a 'honeymoon' period to introduce his own style of play.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/internationals/4005591.stm (870 words)

	WCBC: Council News - John Toshack in Wrexham
		John Toshack, the former Cardiff, Liverpool and Swansea star, will be in Wrexham on 2nd April to unveil a special plaque at the Racecourse ground to commemorate what's believed to be first surviving film of an international match.
		It was an encounter in 1877 with Scotland which took place in the grounds of the long-demolished stately home, Acton Hall.
		Mark said: “They are absolutely thrilled to be recreating the game featured in the film and to be playing in front of John Toshack – and with a bit of luck he’ll be impressed with what he sees.”
	www.wrexham.gov.uk /english/council/news/toshack_plaque.htm (552 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: News - Tosh back at Sociedad again
		French first division side St Etienne confirmed that Toshack, a former Real Madrid coach and striker for Wales, would be leaving them after less than three months in charge.
		The team are anchored to the bottom of the table with 12 points from 16 games and were eliminated from the King's Cup in the first round after an embarrassing defeat by third division neighbours Beasain.
		Toshack won 40 caps and scored 13 goals for Wales in his playing career.
	www.soccernet.com /europe/news/2001/0102/20010102sociedadtoshack.html (604 words)

	CBBC Newsround \| Sport \| John Toshack named as Wales coach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		John Toshack is the new man in charge of the Welsh national football team, taking the job for a second time.
		Toshack first took the job 10 years ago but only stayed in charge for 47 days, quitting after just one match.
		Toshack takes over from Mark Hughes who left the job after losing to England to take charge of Blackburn Rovers.
	news.bbc.co.uk /cbbcnews/hi/newsid_4000000/newsid_4007300/4007317.stm (145 words)

	CNN.com - Threatened Murcia turn to Toshack - Jan. 20, 2004
		Former Real Madrid coach John Toshack is the new man in charge at Murcia after the relegation-threatened Spanish club sacked Joaquin Peiro.
		"The club can confirm that the final details have been sorted out and that John Toshack will be the new coach until the end of the season," a Murcia spokesman said.
		Toshack, a former Liverpool player, has twice coached Real Madrid in a career that has also taken him to Swansea City, Spain's Real Sociedad and Deportivo Coruna, Turkish side Besiktas, France's Saint Etienne and Sporting Lisbon of Portugal.
	www.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/football/01/20/murcia.toshack (300 words)

	ATL World Cup Soccer. All the top world soccer news daily. News from international soccer. World Cup 2006, Euro 2004, ...
		Savage believes John Toshack's days are numbered as Wales manager and his departure will allow the Blackburn midfielder return to international duty.
		Robbie Savage believes John Toshack's days are numbered as Wales manager and his departure will allow the Blackburn midfielder return to international duty.
		And he believes that Toshack is incapable of leading Wales to the Euro 2008 finals but remains confident any successor would select him for future squads.
	www.wldcup.com /news/2006Mar/20060309_35060_world_soccer.html (424 words)

	Liverpoolfc.tv: Past Player Profile
		The lanky striker formed with Kevin Keegan one of the great attack partnerships of Liverpool history, a 'double act' that succeeded the bountiful 1960's combination of Roger Hunt and Ian St John.
		They scored and created goals for each other with a seemingly telepathic understanding, Toshack's great aerial power a crucial factor as they helped capture domestic and European prizes.
		He led the Welsh club from the Fourth to the old First Division in successive seasons and was awarded an OBE.
	www.liverpoolfc.tv /team/past_players/players/toshack (253 words)

	Countrybookshop.co.uk - John Toshack
		John Toshack has enjoyed one of the most remarkable careers in British football.
		Toshack's managerial debut was just as sensational, blazing a trail through all four divisions as he masterminded Swansea City's elevation from football's basement to the pinnacle of the game.
		This fascinating biography traces the story of John Toshack from Ninian Park idol and bard of Anfield to San Sebastian folk hero, as team-mates and rivals assess his talents in the six-yard box and in the dugout.
	www.countrybookshop.co.uk /books/index.phtml?whatfor=075350667X (337 words)

	FIFA.com The Official web site of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association
		Having done little more training than some road running over the summer the decision was taken to withdraw him from the international squad after a lengthy discussion with boss John Toshack.
		Toshack is believed to have left Koumas in no doubt that he should end his self-imposed exile and return to train with his club.
		A Football Association of Wales spokesman said: "Everyone is in no doubt now about the situation, John Toshack has spoken to Jason to underline his view.
	www.fifa.com /en/mens/index/0,2527,119470,00.html?articleid=119470 (261 words)

	CNN.com - Threatened Murcia turn to Toshack - Jan. 20, 2004
		Relegation-threatened Murcia have sacked coach Joaquin Peiro and announced their intention to appoint former Real Madrid boss John Toshack as his replacement until the end of the season.
		However, without any major signings his side struggled to adjust to the demands of the Primera Liga and have slipped to the bottom of the table after winning just one of their 20 games.
		The 54-year-old Welshman quit his last coaching post with Italian Serie B side Catania in January 2003 after he was criticized for his team selection by the club president.
	www.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/football/01/20/murcia.toshack.reut (316 words)

	Wales appoint John Toshack as their new manager \|\| Unofficial England - Unofficial Unofficial England News and Views
		Wales have appointed John Toshack as their new manager.
		It is a certainty that Toshack will fill his backroom staff with employees he can trust and give his all for Wales.
		Toshack has signed a 5-year deal and his first game in charge will be an away game against Austria on the 26
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s372/st61365.htm (375 words)

	++ / LFChistory.net -- Past Present Future
		Toshack formed an exciting partnership with Kevin Keegan up front in the 70's.
		A typical Liverpool attack was a pass from the wing, headed down by Tosh for his smaller accomplice, Kevin Keegan, to score.
		He took the Swans from 4th division to 1st division in successive seasons and later managed Real Madrid twice, though never fulfilling his ambition to manage Liverpool.
	www.lfchistory.net /player_profile.asp?player_id=429 (90 words)

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