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I think a lot of people should be ashamed of the way they spoke of our captain. I think that those people now who said they would never feel the same about him should consider what they said at the time in light of his performances for us now. We don't know what was going on in his head, we don't know why he considered the move to Chelsea, what his precise motivations were and what kept him here. Yet every f***** had an opinion and opinon that in the end came to f*** all

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You're mad

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We don't sign Mancs

Bobby Charlton in the ticket office

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Here RAFAEL BENÍTEZ, the Liverpool manager, has been counting down the days until the transfer window opens on Sunday, but Rick Parry, the chief executive, has conceded that the chances of signing Simão, the Benfica winger, have receded considerably since being drawn against the Portuguese club in the last 16 of the Champions League. Parry said that a January deal for Simão had not been ruled out definitively, but, with Benfica?s adherence to a £10.3 million valuation strengthened by the prospect of facing the European champions over two legs in February, Benítez is now looking at alternatives. Mark González, the Chile winger, will join from Albacete if he is granted a work permit at the second time of asking, while a loan deal for Luciano Galletti, of Atlético Madrid, is being considered as a short-term solution on the right-hand side. Ronald Koeman, the Benfica coach, has indicated that a deal could be possible ? with Simão ineligible to face the Portuguese team if he moved to Anfield ? but Parry told the Portuguese newspaper, O Jogo, that it was unlikely, ?largely because we?re now playing the Benfica in the Champions League?. So we may have to make do with a lower profile wide player after all

Carragher has scored this season? Back to the point, the booing and the songs are completely different, the booing is out of order though I understand why people did. He was never taken to by the fans in the way Fowler was, he was always seens as maybe too middle class too straight too guarded, he never wore his heart on his sleeve regarding LFC and that's what we want. Look at how we praise players, regardless of their form if they say the right things to the press. For some these words will be genuine and heartfelt, others it will be a cynical attempt to curry favour with the fans. By and large we miss that and point to the players character off the pitch while ignoring his play on it. With Owen that has happened in reverse, his move to Real Madrid merely cemented the view that many had in that he never really gave a f*** about anything but himself, his move this summer merely confirms that while also adding to the idea that it was England first and foremost. So I am not bitter and I would not have booed him, I would however have sang you could have signed for a big club from the rafters

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and the number of goals he scored without which we would not have qualified for Europe at all revisionism does no one any favours

They can turn the form book on it's head but then so can any fixture Still I hate derbies

Martin Samuel only exists because of the big bang? Ban Big Banging

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What is he doing Dave the picture is s**** on this PC

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Gretna?

Tis the season an all that