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I view all this investment in youth talent as yet another sign of Rafa wanting to be in this for the really long term.

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Because it's moved from topic Alpha to topic Beta.

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oh great, Mourinho has won more trophies in his managerial career. Is that your point?

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Ack. === LIVERPOOL, England (AFP) - Liverpool striker Peter Crouch and midfielder Steven Gerrard could both have action taken against them by the Football Association (FA) after Michael Owen's return to Anfield descended into an ugly brawl. Crouch and Gerrard both scored in a 2-0 win over Newcastle United as the European champions clocked up an eighth successive league win here Monday. But the pair were later involved in a flair-up after Lee Bowyer's illegal challenge on Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso earned the Newcastle midfielder his fourth red card in 12 months. Referee Mark Halsey let Gerrard off the hook after he confronted and then shoved Alan Shearer as the match exploded after half-time. Meanwhile Crouch escaped with a yellow card after pushing Bowyer to the floor as Alonso withered around in agony. The FA could now step in and investigate the ugly incident which marred a deserved win for Liverpool who put their FIFA Club World Championship final defeat behind them with a convincing performance. "It was a dangerous tackle," said Gerrard, referring to Bowyer's sending-off. "I'm not sure if it was a straight red. Maybe a yellow would have been more sensible. "I'm not proud of what I did but it was all handbags," the England international added after a win that left Liverpool third ahead of Wednesday's Merseyside derby away to Everton. Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez insisted he did not see the incident while Newcastle's Graeme Souness also said he missed it - even though it took place right in front of the dug outs where the two managers were sat. "I'm not fudging the issue but I didn't see it," said Souness. "You are always risking it if you launch yourself into a tackle like that. "But I'm told by those sitting alongside me that there should have been more than one red card dished out."

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I have seen the program on protective headgear for football, available at http://www.full90.com/ The headgear is not a helmet though.

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