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The file is too big for youtube and I don't know any sites where you don't have to register but please let me know if you find one and I'll upload it there.... I'm running it in the latest version of windows media player and it's working fine... Perhaps someone with more it-knowledge than me can assist you better....

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Jan Molby, Michael Laudrup, Ian Rush, Phil Neal among the ones giving their view on THAT night in Istanbul in May '05 Download it here => (95MB) Enjoy

I just heard that David Villa is supposed to be in London for the game tonight.... wonder if he has been invited by Chelsea or if he's there as a friend of Reina, or some of the other lads? Anyways, the cameras will spot him fast if he rumours are true....

From what I get, he has a buy out clause of 12 mill. Euro, but that's only valid if it's a Spanish team which is going for him. If Liverpool wants to sign him he's available for 300'000 Euro because of his age.... ... might be good business.. http://www.as.com/articulo/futbol/Granero/...sdaiftb_34/Tes/

Aha, so he was at Valencia when Rafa was there as well. That might explain a thing or two.

Fantastic news!! The Rafa-tollah is there when you need him!

I've got a business contact in Spain, who told me today that LFC are after this Niguez lad. He's supposed to be the next big thing in Spain but I've never heard the name before.... Makes me wonder if Rafa is done shopping for powerstations

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Sky: Benitez set for Reds talks By Chris Stanton - Created on 18 Mar 2007 Rafa Benitez is hopeful of convincing Liverpool's new owners to buy into his vision for the club. Benitez is to discuss Liverpool's progress with George Gillett jnr and Tom Hicks as the American pair increase their involvement in team affairs. The Spaniard is adamant he sees his long-term future with The Reds and is hopeful his new paymasters will agree to his proposals for team strengthening. "My responsibility is to say to the owners how to improve the team. I will put my ideas to them. Afterwards they will decide," said Benitez. "The key is the team and after that we can go forward. "It is not a question of money. It is a question of keeping going in the right direction." With the continuing uncertainty surrounding Fabio Capello's position at Real Madrid, Benitez has been touted as a potential successor, but the former Valencia boss is quick to rubbish the rumours. "I am really happy here and I want to stay. I want to be here for a long time because I have confidence we can go forward. I think the owners will listen," added Benitez.

I think I read somewhere that a meeting was scheduled for the 30th March...

So according to both Ballague and Bascombe there's a massive offer on the table from Madrid... I do believe that Rafa will go back to Spain one day but I hope we see him here at least 10 years more. If he goes back now I'll be in f***ing tears...

I know, but Bascombe's usually pretty well informed that's what bothers me a bit...

And a few other quotes from the article: Is this all Bascombe pulling rabbits out of hats and starting gossip? Is Rafa holding the club hostage here, trying to use LFC as a bargaining tool towards a big Madrid deal... or is he just doing everything he can to get his message through to the Gillett & Hicks..? Wonder what the hell is going on, but something definitely is....?

Most realistic caption ever = fact! :D

However the first 20,000 seats are deffo more expensive than the last 20,000

Another question is if there'll be enough hotel rooms in Liverpool, if the capacity goes to 80'000...? Grounds for locals to start refurbishing to B&B's :-)

Stadium plans ripped up The building work has barely begun, but Radio City can exclusively reveal plans for Liverpool?s new stadium could be yanked from the drawing board. The Reds? new owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett have ordered a thorough review of the ground. The reason? They?re considering adding an extra 20,000 seats. A meeting was held last night and it?s thought they now want to build an all-seater to outstrip Old Trafford. A decision that is welcomed by Les Lawson from the Reds? Official Supporters Club, he said: ?It?s no use to go along with the stadium when it could be improved and made better. ?There?s exciting times ahead for Liverpool and Liverpool supporters, the future?s looking very good. The more people we can get in to see the Reds play the better.? No firm decision has been made so far. But Dave Joyce, from construction firm JYM Partnership, who ran the rule over problems at the new Wembley, tells us inevitably this kind of move does lead to delay. He told Radio City: ?If a project initially has been designed to hold 60,000 and then they want to extend it to 80,000 that wouldn?t be a problem. ?But if the building was designed for only 60,000 then you have to start a redesign, go back to the planning applications so six-months extra would be minimum.? http://www.radiocity.co.uk/Article.asp?PT=...t&id=368511

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