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http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/liverpool-fc/transfers/verein_31.html Downing: £5.104.000 Carrol: £15.400.000 Spearing: £1.408.000 Pacheco: £0 Total: £21.912.000

7 days.

Good reply from Schalke's PR man to the Times' assertion that Hitler supported Schalke..

In order: This weekend: Spurs v Cardiff Southampton v Liverpool International Break 8 March Chelsea v Spurs Liverpool - no match 13 March (Europa League) Spurs v Benfica 16 March Spurs v Arsenal Liverpool v Man Utd 20 March (Europa League) Benfica v Spurs 23 March Spurs v Southampton Cardiff v Liverpool 26 March Liverpool v Sunderland 30 March Liverpool v Spurs 5/6 April Spurs v Sunderland West Ham v Liverpool 12 April West Brom v Spurs Liverpool - no match (assumption is Man City would have beaten Wigan) - Match needs to be rescheduled. 19/20 April Spurs v Fulham Norwich v Liverpool 26/27 April Stoke v Spurs Liverpool v Chelsea 3 May West Ham v Spurs Palace v Liverpool 11 May Spurs v Villa Liverpool v Newcastle To be rescheduled: Man City (H) Another representation? Spurs Fixtures confirmed: Cardiff (H), Chelsea (A 8 Mar), Benfica (H 13 March), Arsenal (H 16 Mar),Benfica (A 20 March), Saints (H 23 Mar), LFC (A 30 Mar) Sunderland (H 5 Apr) West Brom (A 12 Apr), Fulham (H 19 Apr), Stoke (A 26 April), West Ham (A 3 May), Villa (H 11 May) Assumption at this stage is that they don't beat Benfica over both legs. Liverpool Fixtures: Saints (A), United (A 16 Mar), Cardiff (A 22 Mar), Sunderland (H 26 Mar) Spurs (H 30 Mar) West Ham (A 6 April) Norwich (A 20 April) Chelsea (H 27 Apr), Palace (A 3 May) , Newcastle (11 May H) To be re-scheduled (assuming they beat Wigan) - Man City (H originally 13 April)

April = Sunday football So... MARCH Southampton v Liverpool Saturday, 1 March, 5:05pm Manchester United v Liverpool, Sunday, 16 March, 1:30pm Cardiff City v Liverpool, Saturday, 22 March, 3:00pm Liverpool v Sunderland, Wednesday, 26 March, 8:00pm Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur, Sunday. 30 March, 4:00pm APRIL West Ham United v Liverpool, Sunday 6 April, 4.00pm Liverpool v Manchester City, Sunday 13 April, 2.05pm Norwich City v Liverpool, Sunday 20 April, 12.00pm Liverpool v Chelsea, Sunday 27 April, 2.05pm

Probert's record for Southampton - Premier League: 0W 1L 2D Overall (including championship): 5W 3L 3D http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/southampton-fc/schiedsrichterdetail/verein_180_633.html For Liverpool the information is from here: http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/liverpool-fc/schiedsrichterdetail/verein_31_633.html Correction on his Liverpool record: League - 9W 2L 0D Overall: 11W 4L 0D

Our referee for Saturday, Lee Probert League record: 7W, 3L, 0D Overall: 9W, 5L, 0D.

So are we banking on home wins till the end of the season?

You're Portly's son arent you? How's he doing?

Sunderland re-arranged for March 26 8pm Remaining fixtures: Saints, Man U, Cardiff (all A), Sunderland, Spurs (all H), West Ham (A), Man City (H), Norwich (A), Chelsea (H), Palace (A), Newcastle (H)

I think its to do with the fact that a "domestic" manager can play the type of winning football required with English talent and you can no longer use the excuse that Foreigners are only capable of playing such a style. Therefore Mr Hodgson, utilise Mr Rodgers as he's got a winning formula for your English players.

Matt Dickinson in the Times this morning

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1:36 in, Robinson fouls Ibe and gets sent off

It's been suggested (Darren Lewis from the Mirror was on Premier League TV for us overseas fellas) that Pochetino doesn't fancy the Europa League and is putting the foot off the gas to avoid that competition.

That's not someone who one would look to be selling in the Summer. http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/155974-stats-how-joe-helped-reds-over-the-line?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I'm yet to be convinced that Rodgers doesn't rate Skrtel. I think he still admires him.

Ronnie's kid Tom plays for Watford

Had a few beers with him, Macca and a few of the other LFC legends when they were down here in South Africa (I helped promote the tour on twitter). The most down-to-earth lads you could ever imagine. I was in awe of them growing up.

http://www.swanseacity.net/news/article/monk-prepress-napoli-1369688.aspx#JTwTWbxUXQD0ZjlM.99

Hopefully they play their first team against Napoli and get a few injuries or are knackered for the Sunday lunchtime kick off!

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/sunderland-afc/rowell-report-fabio-has-been-just-fab-for-sunderland-1-6444549