LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB: You'll Never Walk Alone. (30)
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roDz
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The $-power has swung from the red-manchester to the blue-manchester...but what is more important,the power will swing from manchester back to merseyside...LFC,dominant in the 70s & 80s but has been hibernating in the 90s & 2000s has now awaken...the true force has arrived...
Go Kuyt...
Go Rafa...
Go LFC...
YNWA...
Go Kuyt...
Go Rafa...
Go LFC...
YNWA...
Cheesecake
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wa, manCircle draw. :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Bo bian boss decide too change winning line up!:bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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zhapchit
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he see everlose no up ? :dunno:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: or bi good. :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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stunner!!
REDKNAPP TO TAKE OVER AT SPURS
Harry Redknapp has agreed to become manager of Tottenham.
The 61-year-old expects be confirmed as Spurs boss after Portsmouth gave him permission to talk to the White Hart Lane club following the departure of Juande Ramos.
According to Redknapp, Pompey will receive £5million in compensation from the north Londoners.
Redknapp said of his impending appointment: "It's going to be done tonight, it will all be sorted out and by tomorrow morning I should be in place."
He added on Sky Sports News: "It's a great opportunity for me. It's a big club, Tottenham.
"I love Portsmouth and I loved my time there, we had some fantastic success and I'd never been happier.
"But it's a great deal for Portsmouth, £5million for me, and it's a chance for me to get on and see what I can do."
Redknapp expects to be at White Hart Lane for this afternoon's clash with Bolton and plans to address the players before the match.
And despite the despair likely to be felt by Pompey fans at his departure, the former West Ham boss insists it was best for all concerned.
"It's difficult, the funds are tight. We were talking about selling players in January," Redknapp said.
"Tottenham have come in and offered £5million, which is good for the club, and if we're all being honest it was a deal which is good for the club and a chance for me to manage a big club before I retire.
"It worked out okay for everybody."
REDKNAPP TO TAKE OVER AT SPURS
Harry Redknapp has agreed to become manager of Tottenham.
The 61-year-old expects be confirmed as Spurs boss after Portsmouth gave him permission to talk to the White Hart Lane club following the departure of Juande Ramos.
According to Redknapp, Pompey will receive £5million in compensation from the north Londoners.
Redknapp said of his impending appointment: "It's going to be done tonight, it will all be sorted out and by tomorrow morning I should be in place."
He added on Sky Sports News: "It's a great opportunity for me. It's a big club, Tottenham.
"I love Portsmouth and I loved my time there, we had some fantastic success and I'd never been happier.
"But it's a great deal for Portsmouth, £5million for me, and it's a chance for me to get on and see what I can do."
Redknapp expects to be at White Hart Lane for this afternoon's clash with Bolton and plans to address the players before the match.
And despite the despair likely to be felt by Pompey fans at his departure, the former West Ham boss insists it was best for all concerned.
"It's difficult, the funds are tight. We were talking about selling players in January," Redknapp said.
"Tottenham have come in and offered £5million, which is good for the club, and if we're all being honest it was a deal which is good for the club and a chance for me to manage a big club before I retire.
"It worked out okay for everybody."
Cheesecake
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we want title!!
tamade, he talking fei-hua right? of cos we want la! bodoh!
Chelsea coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is not surprised by Liverpool's unbeaten start because he believes that winning the Barclays Premier League is their top priority this season.
His Liverpool counterpart Rafael Benitez is now in his fifth season as Anfield manager but despite winning the Champions League during his tenure, the Reds have still not put the league trophy in the cabinet since 1990.
But Scolari, whose side face Liverpool in a top-of-the-table clash at Stamford Bridge on Sunday lunch time, believes that ending the famine is now the top target for Benitez.
"Liverpool are thinking more about the Premier League more than at any other time," said Scolari.
"I read many times that Liverpool think more about Champions League than Premier League. I don't think that is the case now. They are thinking about winning the Premier League.
"This season, they play more and think more about Premier League than in the other seasons.
"They have a balance and a good squad. They have more confidence and they have improved. The league is more difficult than maybe some of the other competitions. There is no game in the league that you will think you will win easy. It is a difficult league."
Benitez remains in charge at Anfield despite the lack of a league title but, given Chelsea's propensity for changing their managers, it is unlikely that Scolari will be given the same amount of time to win it.
Scolari has a two-year contract with the Blues but insists that there is nothing in writing that says he must win any of the four major competitions they chase every year.
When asked whether he would be handed another deal if he fails to win the league during the term of his contract, Scolari replied: "I don't know, I have a contract for two years only. Maybe I stay here for three, four or five years.
"Maybe they give me another two years in the future. I have two years to win competitions. I expect to win competitions.
"When I arrived here in Chelsea I said we need to play game by game to win. I don't know which competition we will reach the final of but we need to try and reach them all.
"It is possible to go through the season without losing. There are four competitions and we have four chances of winning something.
"If Chelsea win the league I would be happy for sure but I would be happy if we won the Carling Cup.
"I am not only thinking about the Premier League. Chelsea need to win a competition.
"We are in a good situation in the Champions League and the Carling Cup. We are also in a good position in the Premier League but there is a long way to go."
LIVERPOOL WANT LEAGUE TITLE - SCOLARI
tamade, he talking fei-hua right? of cos we want la! bodoh!
Chelsea coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is not surprised by Liverpool's unbeaten start because he believes that winning the Barclays Premier League is their top priority this season.
His Liverpool counterpart Rafael Benitez is now in his fifth season as Anfield manager but despite winning the Champions League during his tenure, the Reds have still not put the league trophy in the cabinet since 1990.
But Scolari, whose side face Liverpool in a top-of-the-table clash at Stamford Bridge on Sunday lunch time, believes that ending the famine is now the top target for Benitez.
"Liverpool are thinking more about the Premier League more than at any other time," said Scolari.
"I read many times that Liverpool think more about Champions League than Premier League. I don't think that is the case now. They are thinking about winning the Premier League.
"This season, they play more and think more about Premier League than in the other seasons.
"They have a balance and a good squad. They have more confidence and they have improved. The league is more difficult than maybe some of the other competitions. There is no game in the league that you will think you will win easy. It is a difficult league."
Benitez remains in charge at Anfield despite the lack of a league title but, given Chelsea's propensity for changing their managers, it is unlikely that Scolari will be given the same amount of time to win it.
Scolari has a two-year contract with the Blues but insists that there is nothing in writing that says he must win any of the four major competitions they chase every year.
When asked whether he would be handed another deal if he fails to win the league during the term of his contract, Scolari replied: "I don't know, I have a contract for two years only. Maybe I stay here for three, four or five years.
"Maybe they give me another two years in the future. I have two years to win competitions. I expect to win competitions.
"When I arrived here in Chelsea I said we need to play game by game to win. I don't know which competition we will reach the final of but we need to try and reach them all.
"It is possible to go through the season without losing. There are four competitions and we have four chances of winning something.
"If Chelsea win the league I would be happy for sure but I would be happy if we won the Carling Cup.
"I am not only thinking about the Premier League. Chelsea need to win a competition.
"We are in a good situation in the Champions League and the Carling Cup. We are also in a good position in the Premier League but there is a long way to go."
at least our press releases quite creative
although some people copy and paste
but i think our managers talk more interesting than the epl managers
:bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie::bsmilie:
blazer_workz
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yeah! We need all 3 cups! Huat ah! Haha..
Cheesecake
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gagalai!!
:think: why stop at three. take all six :thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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* roar!!! *
dar-ble swee ah! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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swee swee curry pop!! :bsmilie:
no wonder stuck in toilet. nude how can come out. wait kenna arrested. :bsmilie:
:thumbsup: score two goals in three mintues to silence the everlose fans taunting :bsmilie:
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