blazer_workz
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We need a cash vault like manCity boss..:lovegrin:
Spend money machiam like playing computer simulation..:sweatsm:
Spend money machiam like playing computer simulation..:sweatsm:
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB! You'll Never Walk Alone!(28)
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Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: real life CM!!!
And hope they don't burden Liverpool with any of their bad debts.:sweat:
Cheesecake
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:sweat::sweatsm:
roDz
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DIC=Dubai International Capitol or DIG=Dubai International Group...heck care lah...juz get those really rich arabs buy LFC from the 2 cowboys...i thought is DIC ?
dubai International capital
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GERRARD: POOL MUST `SHOW MORE B***OCKS`
Steven Gerrard says Liverpool must show more commitment to beat Manchester United...or words to that effect.
The midfielder will not be fit in time for the clash between the two sides on Saturday, after the groin operation that caused him to miss this week's England World Cup qualifiers
"That's a bit too soon," he said when asked about a comeback against United.
"I've a decent chance for the Champions League game in Marseille. I've spoken to the manager and told him I'd like to do a certain amount of training before I come back. I don't want to go into a big game only having had one session with the boys."
However, despite missing the game, Gerrard had some words of advice for his teammates.
"Against Chelsea in the cups, we've done them more than they've done us, but in the league we have to be a bit more attack-minded to win.
"Over the last couple of years we've gone into games against United and Chelsea very organised tactically - defensive if you like - and still lost 1-0.
"Have the same sound defence and show more bollocks going forward, and it could be 1-0 to us.
"In these matches the first goal is massive; if you concede it, nine times out of 10 you don't get back. It's important a few risks are taken to try to score that goal against these teams because it gives you such a psychological boost."
Cheesecake
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sian liao.
no stevie G!! :sweatsm::sweat:
no stevie G!! :sweatsm::sweat:
zhapchit
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dirk kuyt vs darren fletcher :sweatsm:
Cheesecake
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... scary
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HYYPIA SHOCKED BY EURO SNUB
Sami Hyypia has spoken of his disappointment at being omitted from Liverpool's UEFA Champions League squad.
New regulations dictate that clubs must include at least eight home-grown players in their 25-man party.
Finnish defender Hyypia has been one of the unlucky imports to miss out and will be left in England as the Reds get their European campaign underway against Marseille next Tuesday.
The veteran centre-half admits he is shocked to have missed the cut, but still hopes to play a crucial role for the club this season.
"The manager's decision to leave me out of the squad is a big disappointment for me," he told the Liverpool Echo.
"I understand it's partly because of the UEFA regulations, but despite that, the news came as a surprise to me and a shock too.
"But the club had a 'perfect' timing for this: they didn't want me to move elsewhere, so that's why I was told the news of having been left out, just after the transfer window had closed.
"The club went public to say there had been offers for me, but turned them down. So perhaps that means I am still part of the plans for this season.
"I don't know if I would have wanted to move on, had I heard the news about the squad when the window was still open."
UEFA regulations stipulate four players must be 'association trained' (produced by an English academy) while four must be 'domestic association trained (produced by the club's academy).
As such, Liverpool have named Jamie Carragher, Steven Gerrard, Jay Spearing and Stephen Darby as their 'domestic' players, with Robbie Keane, Jermaine Pennant, Steven Irwin and Martin Kelly filling the other spots.
While Hyypia is disappointed to miss out at this juncture, a new list will be submitted prior to the knockout stages - should Liverpool make it that far.
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angry::thumbsd::thumbsd:
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FINNAN SURPRISED BY MOVE
Steve Finnan has admitted he was surprised by his transfer deadline day switch to Espanyol from Liverpool.
The Republic of Ireland international left Anfield for Spain as a sweetener to push through Albert Riera's move to Merseyside.
Finnan concedes he never wanted to leave Anfield, but admits he had no choice other than to go after dropping down the pecking order in Rafa Benitez's plans.
"It was totally out of the blue," Finnan told the Liverpool Post.
"It's exciting to be going to a great club in Spain but I didn't want to leave.
"But it was obvious that I wasn't going to get a game by staying so I didn't really have much choice."
y not abalone who go ah...
Cheesecake
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i think u need liulians to go wth ur beer! :bsmilie:
better save the liulian to throw at raf999
really confirm he is a spy for mancircle
the battle of the dogs.
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