LIVERPOOL F.C - a new beginning to a new season! (SEASON 10!)
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Cheesecake
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waaaaaa! west ham buy n buy and gif big $$ to their players, difficult to get relegated.
Cheesecake
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wes brown or TEETOO BUMBLEBEE? :bsmilie::bsmilie:
No, West Ham kanna caught buying their players illegally again and was deducted points:sticktong
Let's have a match between these 2 ala celebrity death match and see who let in more goals:bsmilie:
roadrunner_552
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tough match man. Equal chances. :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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SAF says no to LIVERPOOL's approach for HEINZE!
Ferguson rules out Heinze switch to Liverpool
Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled out any possibility of Gabriel Heinze leaving Manchester United for Liverpool.
Anfield boss Rafael Benitez is a long-time admirer of the tough-tackling Argentina defender and after weeks of speculation lodged a formal bid for Heinze on Monday.
The £6million offer was immediately rejected by United, even though it met their private valuation.
And Ferguson has made it clear he will not countenance the prospect of Heinze heading down the East Lancs Road to Merseyside, a route travelled only once since the War, when Phil Chisnall joined United's hated rivals in 1962.
'I can assure you, Liverpool will not be getting Gabriel Heinze,' Ferguson said.
'We can put that to bed right now and we have done so. We have had a couple offers for him and we have turned them down.'
Ferguson's forceful statement suggested more than one club had expressed an interest in Heinze.
Real Madrid and Inter Milan have both been linked with the 29-year-old, who has become something of a folk hero among United fans, partly due to his nationality but also because of the robust nature of his defending.
Although it appeared Patrice Evra had ousted Heinze as United's first-choice left-back, the South American did feature in the Red Devils' final three games of last season, skippering them against Chelsea and West Ham, then holding onto his place for the FA Cup Final.
With Heinze now on an extended break due to his commitments at the Copa America, Ferguson has not had an opportunity to speak with the former Paris St Germain player directly.
However, given his agent has spent the last 18 months pushing for a transfer, it appears certain Heinze will be leaving, even if Liverpool does not turn out to be his eventual destination.
'Heinze's agents are rolling the ball all the time,' said Ferguson.
'But no matter what his agent thinks, we are in the driving seat.
'I don't exactly know what Gaby thinks because it is all coming from his agent but this has been going on for a year and a half now.'
The matter is likely to bubble on for a while yet, especially as the deadline for Heinze to invoke a FIFA-backed buy-out clause has now expired.
Had the full-back stated his intent to pay up the remainder of his two-year United contract within two weeks of the season ending, Ferguson could not have stopped a move to Liverpool.
But with that date now well gone, Ferguson, in agreement with the entire United hierarchy, will stop Benitez getting his man.
Meanwhile, Owen Hargreaves could be forced to sit out United's entire four-match Far East tour.
The England international has been suffering from tendinitis in his knee. Having already missed the draw with Urawa Red Diamonds in Tokyo earlier this week, Hargreaves will also sit out tomorrow's encounter with K-League outfit FC Seoul.
While most of his team-mates, including Nani and Chris Eagles, were able to take part in training at Seoul's rain-drenched World Cup Stadium this morning, Hargreaves was restricted to only light jogging.
And Ferguson is now mulling over whether to keep his £18million summer signing on the sidelines until United return to England on July 28.
'Once we get home, we have half a dozen games to play before the season starts,' said Ferguson.
'Ideally, I would like everyone on tour to have got at least two games under their belt by the time we get back.
'With the ones who are injured (Hargreaves, Darron Gibson and Lee Martin) we have to make an assessment about how they are progressing and they may have to wait until we get home.'
Ferguson rules out Heinze switch to Liverpool
Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled out any possibility of Gabriel Heinze leaving Manchester United for Liverpool.
Anfield boss Rafael Benitez is a long-time admirer of the tough-tackling Argentina defender and after weeks of speculation lodged a formal bid for Heinze on Monday.
The £6million offer was immediately rejected by United, even though it met their private valuation.
And Ferguson has made it clear he will not countenance the prospect of Heinze heading down the East Lancs Road to Merseyside, a route travelled only once since the War, when Phil Chisnall joined United's hated rivals in 1962.
'I can assure you, Liverpool will not be getting Gabriel Heinze,' Ferguson said.
'We can put that to bed right now and we have done so. We have had a couple offers for him and we have turned them down.'
Ferguson's forceful statement suggested more than one club had expressed an interest in Heinze.
Real Madrid and Inter Milan have both been linked with the 29-year-old, who has become something of a folk hero among United fans, partly due to his nationality but also because of the robust nature of his defending.
Although it appeared Patrice Evra had ousted Heinze as United's first-choice left-back, the South American did feature in the Red Devils' final three games of last season, skippering them against Chelsea and West Ham, then holding onto his place for the FA Cup Final.
With Heinze now on an extended break due to his commitments at the Copa America, Ferguson has not had an opportunity to speak with the former Paris St Germain player directly.
However, given his agent has spent the last 18 months pushing for a transfer, it appears certain Heinze will be leaving, even if Liverpool does not turn out to be his eventual destination.
'Heinze's agents are rolling the ball all the time,' said Ferguson.
'But no matter what his agent thinks, we are in the driving seat.
'I don't exactly know what Gaby thinks because it is all coming from his agent but this has been going on for a year and a half now.'
The matter is likely to bubble on for a while yet, especially as the deadline for Heinze to invoke a FIFA-backed buy-out clause has now expired.
Had the full-back stated his intent to pay up the remainder of his two-year United contract within two weeks of the season ending, Ferguson could not have stopped a move to Liverpool.
But with that date now well gone, Ferguson, in agreement with the entire United hierarchy, will stop Benitez getting his man.
Meanwhile, Owen Hargreaves could be forced to sit out United's entire four-match Far East tour.
The England international has been suffering from tendinitis in his knee. Having already missed the draw with Urawa Red Diamonds in Tokyo earlier this week, Hargreaves will also sit out tomorrow's encounter with K-League outfit FC Seoul.
While most of his team-mates, including Nani and Chris Eagles, were able to take part in training at Seoul's rain-drenched World Cup Stadium this morning, Hargreaves was restricted to only light jogging.
And Ferguson is now mulling over whether to keep his £18million summer signing on the sidelines until United return to England on July 28.
'Once we get home, we have half a dozen games to play before the season starts,' said Ferguson.
'Ideally, I would like everyone on tour to have got at least two games under their belt by the time we get back.
'With the ones who are injured (Hargreaves, Darron Gibson and Lee Martin) we have to make an assessment about how they are progressing and they may have to wait until we get home.'
Cheesecake
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this is most likely goin to happen to newcastle!!! :sweat::sweatsm:
Cheesecake
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haha!! BATTLE ROYALE!!! :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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roadrunner_552
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both are WORLD CLASS.
geezz royal battle. :thumbsup:
roDz
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hey bros,why bother abt other clubs? we have signed quality players already,lets get the ball rolling now,i think we have enuf players now to sustain a serious challenge to both mu n chelski from the beginning till the end,something that we failed to do for the past 2 early seasons...COMMON LIVERPOOL....:thumbsup:swee lah,i'm very excited....
Cheesecake
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wa!! same here! goin to kopishops and watch soon! can see all the beer bottles thrown towards me whenever i shout and cheer a LIVERPOOL's goal! :bsmilie:
roDz
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haha,bro sit beside me,so we can throw back all those bottles at them...:bsmilie: or buy the antennae i told u,can get indonesian channels...:thumbsup:
Hey, we are from the school of bottler, it shouldn't be any problem for you. Bro, you should be able to show them who a real bottler is:bsmilie:
Poor Mickey....:bsmilie:Time to find another rich club??
Let the battle begins:thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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i'm not greedy, 1-0 win for every game is ok!
Cannot 1-0 leh.....2-0 better. At least got cushion when the other team start looking for a win or equaliser.
I nearly suffered a heart attack and a big hole in my pocket when we lost 1-0 to Man U at home last March thru a 90th minute sucker punch delivered by John O'sh*t.:mad2:
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