how to be carbon if you don't fire. must be rust lah. :bsmilie:
THIS IS ANFIELD! LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB! season TWENTY! HUAT AH!!
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how to be carbon if you don't fire. must be rust lah. :bsmilie:
roadrunner_552
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airfins
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Time to go Geylang firing range for some live firing liao, its open for day and night shoot till late :bsmilie:
roDz
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LFC spirit...as always...thats what makes us different from other supporters...:thumbsup:
http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3454111,00.html
Hehe... i think Rafa trying to bait Chelsea to be more attacking minded... Nice one..
Hehe... i think Rafa trying to bait Chelsea to be more attacking minded... Nice one..
Cheesecake
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:think: still dun belif tat chel$ki will come to Anfield to ATTACK. no way.
Cheesecake
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yes! gogogo!!! :thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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:sweatsm::sweat:
jus dun form circles like some other fans of some other club! :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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ARREST MADE AFTER BIRMINGHAM DERBY MURDER
West Midlands Police have arrested a 20-year-old man on suspicion of murder after an Aston Villa supporter was killed in the aftermath of Sunday's Birmingham derby at Villa Park.
Fans of the two clubs were embroiled in violent scenes following the home side's 5-1 victory, with the unnamed 26-year-old Villa supporter run down by a Volkswagen Golf car on Aston Hall Road, close to Villa Park. He was pronounced dead at Birmingham's City Hospital shortly afterwards.
According to The Sun, 'As he walked along, in a replica kit, witnesses said there was an altercation with the driver of a car heading away from the ground. A moment later the man was "sent flying" by the car.'
The newspaper cites a source claiming, "The guy didn't stand a chance. It looked like he was mown down deliberately."
In a short statement confirming the arrest, West Midlands Police said the suspect was in custody and being questioned.
WA!! CRAZY LEH!
Cheesecake
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GERRARD AND LAMPARD TO RETURN
First the good news: Chelsea's Frank Lampard, along with Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, should be fit for tomorrow night's Champions League semi-final at Anfield. The bad news, if your allegiance is blue, is that striker Didier Drogba remains a major doubt for the match.
Lampard has returned to the Chelsea squad at the weekend after missing the games with Wigan and Everton last week on compassionate leave. With Michael Essien suspended for the first leg, Lampard's availability is a major boost for the beleaguered Avram Grant.
It remains to be seen whether Michael Ballack, who pulled out of the game at Goodison Park on Thursday night with a hamstring strain, will also be passed fit. The German is reportedly adamant that he will be fit to play but has yet to return to first-team training. Both Ballack and Drogba will have to prove their fitness this afternoon by participating in a training session at Anfield.
However, it is understood that Drogba, who had fluid drained from a knee last week, is still experiencing some pain and his prospects of starting the game seem slim. Nicolas Anelka would be the beneficiary of Drogba's continued absence even though his own form has been patchy since making an £11m move to Stamford Bridge from Bolton in January.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are expected to be at full strength. There has been concern over Steven Gerrard after the Reds skipper suffered a stiff nick but he was able to train on Sunday without any obvious discomfort.
"The player will say he wants to play, but there's an easy way of finding out whether he's fit," said manager Rafa Benitez. "I will come up and tap him on the left shoulder and if he turns to face me without any pain, we will know he can play. The other day he wanted to play but I would have had to have played him on the left wing as he could only look to the right."
Benitez's major selection dilemma is whether to partner Fernando Torres with Peter Crouch, a move that would, regardless of the state of his neck, require Gerrard to move to the left of midfield.
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GUDJOHNSEN: UNITED ARE SCARED OF BARCA
Eidur Gudjohnsen claims Manchester United are 'afraid' of Barcelona ahead of their Champions League semi-final this week.
The former Chelsea man is unlikely to start in the first leg at the Camp Nou on Wednesday, but that didn't stop him from talking up his own team's chances, despite Barca's terrible form seeing them out of the Spanish title race.
The Catalans have won just once in the last eight games, but Gudjohnsen said in The Sun:
"I wanted to be facing United because they are a team that always wants to play football and leaves more open spaces to their opponent than others.
"Liverpool or Chelsea, for example, are stronger physically and without as much quality but they play defensively, are compact and leave no space. I prefer one of them in the final.
"But Manchester know our quality and are afraid of us.
"I think they will be two good games for football in general because both teams have a high level."
they jus wanna form circles la. :bsmilie:
Ohh ... like that ar... I thought they always go round in circle... :sweatsm:
http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3454111,00.html
Hehe... i think Rafa trying to bait Chelsea to be more attacking minded... Nice one..
This would be good... but playing 1st leg at Anfield will be hard for them.
if we can't play the second leg in front of the KOP at anfield, than the KOP has to go to stamford bridge for ONE NIGHT ONLY engagement.
i believe liverpool fans will be at stamford bridge and will out sound, out cheer and out sing the chelski fans.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
Will u be there? :bsmilie:
i wish i could. tickets very hard to get. my wife's agent still trying to get it as she will be in london during the second leg. told her it would be a good experience to see and feel what the atmosphere is like.
This need to happen....
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