Porn case jury told to ignore emotions
The jury deciding whether a Brownhills assistant teacher helped her husband film girls has been told to put emotions aside in reaching a verdict.
Brownhills|Jul 15, 2009
Brownhills
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Teixeira ready to ignore the pain
Albion midfielder Filipe Teixeira is ready to play through the pain at Everton after the latest setback in his first Premier League season.
West Bromwich Albion|Feb 25, 2009
West Bromwich Albion
Villa striker to ignore abuse
Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor insists he is unconcerned by the possibility of racial abuse during tonight's friendly with Spain.
Aston Villa|Feb 11, 2009
Aston Villa
Wolves ignore Freddy factor
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy will ignore the Freddy Eastwood side show as he sends his team out on another make-or-break mission tomorrow.
Wolves|Apr 25, 2008
Wolves
Villa blog: Ignore the rumours
It's been a good week for Villa fans, writes Villa blogger Gregg Williams.
Aston Villa|Apr 11, 2008
Aston Villa
Mowbray: Ignore the table
Manager Tony Mowbray will order his Albion pace-setters to ignore the Championship table as they head into Christmas looking to hold on to top spot. Manager Tony Mowbray will order his Albion pace-setters to ignore the Championship table as they head into Christmas looking to hold on to top spot. Mowbray's side lead the race for a Premier League as the promotion-chasing clubs head into the hectic festive programme. But Mowbray will tell his side taking notice of the standings can only lead to trouble. He said: "You look at league tables at your peril because you can bring unneccessary tension or pressure onto yourself by concerning yourself with them. "I try to alleviate that by just focussing on the points, the next game and where you're going." Read the full story in the Express & Star.
West Bromwich Albion|Dec 19, 2007
West Bromwich Albion
Albion told to ignore history
Boss Tony Mowbray has told Albion not to be weighed down by the burden of history when they bid to overcome their Stoke bogey tonight.Boss Tony Mowbray has told Albion not to be weighed down by the burden of history when they bid to overcome their Stoke bogey tonight. Albion have won only one of the last 21 league meetings between the two sides - a 1-0 win at The Hawthorns more than four years ago. And with the Potters having done the double over the Baggies last season, Mowbray has told his players past encounters must be the last thing on their minds. "This game is a huge test for us because we haven't done well against Stoke for lots of seasons," said Mowbray. "Those other 21 games must mean nothing tonight. "I saw Stoke play at Leicester on Saturday and it will be a contrast of styles." Read the full story in the Express & Star.
West Bromwich Albion|Oct 3, 2007
West Bromwich Albion
Ignore the climate hysteria
In response to Mr Unwin, the main issue is the manipulation through ignorance, dishonesty - or a mixture of both - of weather records, by those who prattle on about global warming.
Opinions|Sep 27, 2007
Opinions
Readers' letters
Motorists ignore red lights
Drivers on a busy stretch of road in Huntington are ignoring red lights at a crossing outside a primary school where a boy was knocked down and killed eight years ago.
Cannock|May 24, 2007
Cannock
Drivers ignore parking bay ban
Motorists are flouting a parking ban introduced because of safety fears in Stourbridge's main multi-storey car park. Motorists are flouting a parking ban introduced because of safety fears in Stourbridge's main multi-storey car park. Barriers have been installed to prevent parking in some bays to lighten the load on the ailing Bell Street Car Park and make sure it does not collapse. But motorists parked their cars alongside the barriers at the weekend, leaving vehicles lined up along the sides of some floors. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Stourbridge|Feb 26, 2007
Stourbridge
Ignore the past at our peril
Has Tony Blair ever read a history book? Today's announcement that the Government "underestimated" the strength of the Taliban in Afghanistan suggests not.
News|Sep 19, 2006
News