LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB- You'll Never Walk Alone! (26!)


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CARLSBERG LEAVES A NASTY TASTE​



Liverpool fans have called for a boycott of the club's replica kits after sponsors Carlsberg teamed up with The Sun.

The newspaper, still reviled in Liverpool for its coverage of the Hillsborough disaster which cost the lives of 96 fans, will publish a free voucher to be redeemed in any one of 13,000 pubs over the Augst Bank Holiday weekend. It is estimated that more than three million free pints of Carslberg will be given away.

"This year more than ever we wanted to support British pubs with a promotion designed to drive more people through the door with the promise of a free pint on us," said David Scott, Carlsberg's head of on-trade customer marketing.

"The Sun has partnered with us and understands the aim of the promotion, to support British pubs and reward their readers, while encouraging them to go to the pub over the Bank Holiday weekend."

However, Liverpool fans have reacted furiously on fansites and messageboards at what is seen as betrayal from a company associated with the club for more than a decade.

"I am disgusted with this, it's made my blood boil. It is such a dissappointment and I think we should pull the plug on them and get them out ASAP," insisted one irate fan, while others traded information on locations to buy unsponsored shirts.

In April 1989 The Sun front page ran a story with the simple headline 'The Truth' claiming that during the Hillsborough disaster Liverpool supporters assaulted a police officer giving a fan the kiss of life, urinated on other officers and the bodies of fans and picked the pockets of victims. The Sun later described the article as, "the most terrible mistake in our history."

To this day, The Sun sells an estimated 50,000 fewer copies per day in the city.

fierce. don't play play. :think:
 

carlsberg BAD PR MOVE.


marketing wise, i think they hit it less the LFC fans.
 

carlsberg BAD PR MOVE.


marketing wise, i think they hit it less the LFC fans.

bad PR move is an understatement. carlsberg as a leading brand shouldn't have problems if they want to tie in with anyone. but they chose the wrong one this time round. :bsmilie:
 

bad PR move is an understatement. carlsberg as a leading brand shouldn't have problems if they want to tie in with anyone. but they chose the wrong one this time round. :bsmilie:

:bsmilie: buang liao.


boycott carlsberg liao
 

Let's get ready to GUESS GUESS GUESS!


Correct Score Prediction = 3points!

Correct 1st Scorer for LFC = 1point!

Correct Last Scorer for LFC = 1point!

Hat-Trick Hero Perfect Guess Guess Guess! = 5points!

so in any game, the max point a participant can net is a total of 10points.


Sorting Out the Grey Areas.

1). in the event of 1-0 end result, the 1st scorer will be taken as the last scorer even though the participant might haf anticipated 2-0 or 22-0 and haf listed someone else as the last scorer.

2). the prediction is good till the Final Whistle, which includes Extra-time but not Penalty Shootout.


Sunderland vs. LIVERPOOL.

stadium of Light.

for more info...

http://www.football365.com/story/0,1...981717,00.html



1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 4-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Torres) kelccm
3). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Keane) roadrunner
4). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Keane) zhapchit
5). 5-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz
6). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Keane) Taurean
7). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Torres) jfoo
 

Let's get ready to GUESS GUESS GUESS!


Correct Score Prediction = 3points!

Correct 1st Scorer for LFC = 1point!

Correct Last Scorer for LFC = 1point!

Hat-Trick Hero Perfect Guess Guess Guess! = 5points!

so in any game, the max point a participant can net is a total of 10points.


Sorting Out the Grey Areas.

1). in the event of 1-0 end result, the 1st scorer will be taken as the last scorer even though the participant might haf anticipated 2-0 or 22-0 and haf listed someone else as the last scorer.

2). the prediction is good till the Final Whistle, which includes Extra-time but not Penalty Shootout.


Sunderland vs. LIVERPOOL.

stadium of Light.

for more info...

http://www.football365.com/story/0,1...981717,00.html



1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 4-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Torres) kelccm
3). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Keane) roadrunner
4). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Keane) zhapchit
5). 5-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz
6). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Keane) Taurean
7). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Torres) jfoo
8). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) airfins
 

1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 4-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Torres) kelccm
3). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Keane) roadrunner
4). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Keane) zhapchit
5). 5-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz
6). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Keane) Taurean
7). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Torres) jfoo
8). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) airfins
9). 3-1 Liverpool wins lah! (Kuyt, Torres, Keane) dfstan
 

1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 4-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Torres) kelccm
3). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Gerrard, Keane) roadrunner
4). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Keane) zhapchit
5). 5-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz
6). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Keane) Taurean
7). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Keane, Torres) jfoo
8). 2-1 LIVERPOOL WIN!! (Torres, Torres) airfins
9). 3-1 Liverpool wins lah! (Kuyt, Torres, Keane) dfstan

:bigeyes: y so many say robber king
 

:bigeyes:
this is a very power bet
if this happen, we give him extra bonus
:bsmilie:

oeii dont like that lar. Euro he is the top horland best winger ok. Hehe 2 assist n 1 goal :bsmilie:
 

then u chang your prediction to include kite also lor
;)

he need certain miracle to get his form back mah. So i nv predict him worr. He is damn solid good. Rafa love him to bits. :bsmilie:
 

How Liverpool`s Squad Measures Up​


Starting our assessment of how each of the Big Four's squads measure up, we take a look at Liverpool. Benitez has been a busy man this summer but it's been worth the hassle. This is the best squad of his reign...

There are two reasons to regard Liverpool's squad with greater respect than 12 months ago.

The first is the indisputable proof provided by Fernando Torres in the intervening period that he is a top-class striker, worthy of comparison with any other performer in the league. The second involves a leap of faith in Rafa Benitez and is dependent on the assumption that the Spaniard will be a better Premier League manager for another year in England and that the value of his judgements should be treated accordingly.

In that sense, it must be encouraging that Benitez's main purchase this summer is a tried-and-proven Premiership player in the form of Robbie Keane. Another should follow in the shape of Gareth Barry. The Spaniard won't admit in public that the English league rather than the Champions League is his priority this term but his decision to spend the bulk of his transfer kitty in England rather than Spain and Europe is telling.

Even if he does not acquire Barry, Benitez's wheeling and dealing this summer has produced a well-balanced and strong squad with no obvious weaknesses.

Naturally, those of an Anfield allegiance will fear an injury to Torres, although that is as much testimony to his ability as acknowledgment that reassuring cover is absent. In any case, Benitez deliberately pursued Keane, rather than an outstanding winger, both to provide Torres with a partner as well as add an extra dimension to Liverpool's attack.

His arrival also provides Benitez with tactical flexibility as, depending on circumstance and opposition, the Spaniard will be able to deploy his team either in the form of a 4-4-2 or a 4-2-3-1. The latter system is particularly enticing given that it would liberate Steven Gerrard along with Keane and either Ryan Babel, Dirk Kuyt or Yossi Benayoun.

For the most part, Javier Mascherano and either Xabi Alonso or Barry will provide the platform behind whichever combination Benitez selects, but the additional availability of both Lucas and Damien Plessis - a French youngster who impressed both on his debut against Arsenal in April and during pre-season - will offer further scope for rotation.

Gerrard's appearances in the centre may be confined to the memory, with the Pool captain apparently destined to feature either on the right of midfield or as part of an attacking triumvirate. It is reasonable to assume that even if a 4-2-3-1 plays to Torres' strengths, Benitez also had Gerrard - and the perennial question of where his best position is - in mind when he first considered the system's introduction.

There are plenty of options at full-back as well, although the purchases of Philipp Degen and Andrea Dossena should signal stability on both flanks. Yet it is the centre of Liverpool's defence that the strength of their squad is most evident with the equally-excellent Martin Skrtel and Daniel Agger vying to be Jamie Carragher's partner. Sami Hyypia should not be embarrassed at being considered fourth-choice.

What they lack in width, Liverpool boast in spine.

All Bases Covered?


How The Liverpool Squad Measures Up

Goalkeeper: Pepe Reina, Diego Cavalieri.

Right-Back: Philipp Degen, Alvaro Arbeloa, Steve Finnan.

Left-Back:Andrea Dossena, Fabiano Aurelio, Emiliano Insua.

Centre-Half: Jamie Carragher, Daniel Agger.

Centre-Half: Martin Skrtel, Sami Hyppia.

Right-Midfield: Steven Gerrard, Jermaine Pennant.

Centre-Midfield: Javier Mascherano, Lucas.

Centre-Midfield: Xabi Alonso, Damien Plessis.

Left-Midfield: Ryan Babel, Yossi Benayoun.

Striker: Robbie Keane, Dirk Kuyt, Krisztian Nemeth.

Striker: Fernando Torres, Andrei Voronin, David Ngog.
 

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You'll Never Walk Alone!!​
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