Jobs blow for Inverclyde a Morton stopper in club tal

Taking a look back to May 2009

THIS week’s walk down memor back 15 years when workers at call centre had been dealt a fres

T-Mobile supremos had announc freeze which meant hopes of some moving to T-Mobile have been dash

T-Mobile had told the Tele that ‘ap TSC employees had been progresse minimise the impact of its decision away from the firm but it emerged had been forced to backtrack on tho

The bombshell news came as cru between First Minister Alex Salmo bosses over the fate of 160 axed TSC

But they produced little consolati staff who were handed redundancy of TMobile’s move to ship work fro Philippines.

Meanwhile, a pair of super songb joint winners of the Megastars gra Town Hall last night.

After a bit of confusion on stage, talented young singers Amy Coyle would both take the title this year.

The girls wowed hundreds of Inv two amazing performances and ma friends very proud.

Amy got a standing ovation for he Beyonce’s ‘Listen’ and Nicole move take on Celine Dion’s ‘Because You

Elsewhere, football-mad youngste a cash boost.

A charity organisation donated £200 to Gourock

YAC, who encourage children to take up sport.

Club chairman Robert

Love hoped to use the money to help refurbish their George Road premises or to buy more strips.

He said at the time: “It is great for us to receive a donation like this.

“We have six-yearolds coming along who have never kicked a ball before.”

In other news, an Inverclyde com world’s biggest haggis weighing m

McKechnie Jess were waiting to h would be accepted by Guinness Wo

Fifty employees worked on it whe and sent off by truck to Ayrshire fo

The weight of 1,234 lbs about 88 s previous record of 700lbs held by a Zealand.

In sport, it looked like Morton co services of goalkeeper Kevin Cuthb

Cuthbert who had joined the club just into the start of previous seaso of negotiations with the Cappielow

But the goalkeeper was also talki other club.

The goalkeeper had enjoyed a goo Morton and was part of a defensive manager Davie Irons.

He kept 14 clean sheets in compet was runner-up to skipper Stewart G Player of the Year.

Despite the uncertainty, Cuthbert to sign a new two-year contract whi Cappielow until 2011.