Dan

Thats the local rag so should be accurate.

Barmby

I think you'll find thats the orignial c*nt from Wales - Robbie Savage

It'll be £8M rising to £12M i guess

Minority certainly not majority. Similar to the fans who embarrass our club by singing Munich, Shipman, anti semitic at Spurs etc.

How can you honestly guage the attitudes of the majority of match going fans from going to 3 (correct me if i'm wrong) games?

Cisse injury to open door for Bellamy bid Jun 9 2006 By Ian Doyle, Daily Post Craig Bellamy in action for Wales DJIBRIL CISSE'S injury nightmare could pave the way for Liverpool to move for Craig Bellamy. Cisse was yesterday ruled out until at least November after suffering a broken leg during France's final World Cup warm-up game against China on Wednesday night. Rafael Benitez was planning to fund moves in the transfer market with the anticipated £8million from the sale of Cisse to Marseille or Lyon, with talks reaching an advanced stage mere hours before the unlucky striker's horrific injury. But with the 24-year-old having undergone an operation to repair the broken tibia and fibula in his right leg, it has ended any hope of Liverpool selling the player during the summer. Now Benitez must realign his sights as he seeks to bolster his striking department with the capture of two new forwards after Fernando Morientes's departure to Valencia last month. Feyenoord's £10m-rated Holland international Dirk Kuyt is the Liverpool manager's first choice, followed by one of Darren Bent, Jermain Defoe or Bellamy. But with both Bent and Defoe having been handed similar price tags to Kuyt, Bellamy, available for £6m due to a clause in his contract, represents the best value. Liverpool have until the end of July to trigger the clause, after which Blackburn can place their own value on the player. The Ewood Park outfit are aware of possible Anfield interest in their most saleable asset and are ready to offer Bellamy an improved contract to persuade him to stay. However, the Wales international is a boyhood Liverpool supporter and would jump at the chance of a move to the FA Cup winners. ********Further down in the article******* Benitez is confident Daniel Alves will become a Liverpool player in the near future, although Sevilla must significantly drop their £12m asking price for that transfer to become a reality.

Not as tedious as having a fat w*nk everytime someone mentions information from another site

Ignore it then

I can. Bellamy was a risk for Blackburn, if it had gone t*ts up for him £6M would probably be about right, and there wouldn't be many takers either.

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Kuyt i guess

B*llocks

Don't think Chelsea would have won la liga either......especially playing the likes of Valencia, Sevilla and Barca in the heat of the spanish summer.......

daft sod

Why?

Top man. Its clear Johnny loves playing for the Reds. Think he was crying after Chelsea semi in CL wasn't he?

Totally agree with the concensus of this thread. I've spent the last couple of days try to contemplate how big a player Gerrard actually is. He's f*ckin immense, he just seems to improve year on year and he will undoubtably go down as the clubs greatest when his career is over.....I can't believe he's still only 25 as well. He's yet to peak. Frightening.

noticed that its f*ckin horrible. Must have taken the edge off it for some of the players

Liverpool Football Club have issued a statement regarding Harry Kewell's injury after the player had a scan at Melwood on Sunday morning. Kewell was forced to leave the field through injury during the FA Cup Final win over West Ham United. Liverpool Football Club Head of Press Ian Cotton said: "We liased closely with the Australian national team medical staff and their physio actually accompanied our club doctor to the scan this morning. "That scan has shown Harry has torn one of his groin muscles. It has been agreed that Harry will receive treatment at Melwood for the next 10 days before joining up wth his international teammates in Holland. We expect him to be playing again within the next two to three weeks." **************** Poor b*stard

Alonso still doubtful for CardiffMay 12 2006 By Ian Doyle, Daily Post XABI ALONSO'S hopes of avoiding more Cardiff heartache remain in the balance. The Spaniard's chances of being included in tomorrow's FA Cup final against West Ham United improved yesterday. Alonso was able to join in parts of training for the first time after suffering strained ankle ligaments during the 3-1 win at Portsmouth on Sunday. Rafael Benitez has said he will not gamble on the 24-year-old if he fails to prove he has fully recovered from the injury. And that leaves Alonso facing a race against time to prove his fitness and prevent missing out on a second domestic cup final with Liverpool, having sat out the Carling Cup final defeat to Chelsea at the Millennium last season with a broken ankle.

Are you sure its tonight? Not on any listings. D*ckhead, just seen its next week.

It's not mine to sell on i'm afraid

My letter arrived today I might have the chance of getting a ticket in the neutral zone for £75......not sure whether i want it to be honest. Don't know if i can be arsed forking out that much to be sat with a load of suits and not be able to sit with my own fans......is that wrong?

It f*cking is a right mess. I think its fair to say us ballot hopefuls have got no chance now. People who bought them and had theirs nicked must be gutted. The people who robbed em are a shower of s***houses.