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Really cant see them being wound up and kicked out but it could be the best loss we ever had!

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I'm really surprised Adrian Chiles has kept his mouth shut for so long on the One Show about it

Lol I'm surprised the Chelsea team have time to train what with the amount of bed-hopping going on

Talks**** are running with his quotes July 08 'Its no secret I am a massive Liverpool fan and its a dream come true to play here' Jan 10 'Its no secret I am a massive Celtic fan and its a dream come true to play here'

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From the 'ever reliable' football-rumours.com 01 Feb 2010 13:35:17 Heard from a reliable source, Liverpool to sign Joe Ledley for £2 million from cardiff to ease the Bluebirds financial problems. Ledley however will not play until next season as he currently has a hip injury. 01 Feb 2010 13:36:10 The rumours regarding a Spanish Striker arriving at Anfield are true. My cousin is a taxi driver in Newton–le–Willows and has just pinged me a text to confirm – heard this news from colleagues. More details when I get them. 01 Feb 2010 13:37:41 Jesus Navas to sign for liverpool in a swap deal for Benayoun. Benitez will also make bid for daniel guiza of Fenerbache 01 Feb 2010 13:16:00 Heard from a reliable scorse that liverpool will sign a spanish striker before 5pm today 01 Feb 2010 13:02:10 I have heard that Liverpool want to sign Ederson and Santa Cruz. They also want Corinthians Star Ronaldo. These players would do Liverpool good. Watch This SPACE!! LFC 4 Man U 1!! Sk Well thats me convinced

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I thought it was quite funny when Degan was down after being clattered by Bale and Rafa was having a moan to the 4th official and Rednap steps in for his 2 penneth, then Joe Jordan starts so Rafa appears to call over Sammy for back up

I think we will win! There I said it

Oh FFS!

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Woo hoo we're getting Xavi!

Flippin heck thats shocking - tho it must be said Angola is not the place you would want to go to for a footy tournament. Some serious money must have changed hands to stage it there

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Not sure, OH just shouted the news to me and hes a spurs supporter - so he wouldnt jest

SSN are saying we have asked for a postponement!

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Greek media: Olympiakos bid to sign Liverpool's Benayoun January 05, 2010 | Transfer news | 1 Comments | Bookmark and Share The Greek publication 'Goal' today claimed that Olympiakos are launching an audacious bid for Liverpool midfielder Yossi Benayoun , who did not immediately discount the prospect of signing for the Greek club. Olympiakos failed in their bid to sign Marseille winger Hatem Ben Arfa with club president Jean-Claude Dassier widely quoted in France today as saying, "Ben Arfa will not leave this club in January." The Greek giants have now turned their attention to Liverpool's Israeli playmaker. Liverpool are reportedly reluctant to sell Benayoun who has been in excellent form for the Reds over the last couple of seasons and this term has scored 7 goals in 26 appearances. According to 'Goal', Olympiakos have offered Liverpool €6M for Benayoun, with the player set to receive €2M per season. Olympiakos are determined to land the 29 year-old Israel captain and are reportedly buoyed by Benayoun's refusal to yet discount the possibility of a switch to Greece. Should they fail in their bid to land Benayoun, the ambitious Greek club will set their sights on either Blackburn Rovers' want-away midfielder Morten Gamst Pedersen or Benayoun's Liverpool team mate Albert Riera . linky Pah no chance!

Yeung shows bold intent with £8m bid for Babel Birmingham look to build on strong start with offer that would allow Liverpool to enter transfer market By Sam Wallace, Football Correspondent Tuesday, 5 January 2010 Birmingham City yesterday kicked off the January transfer sales with an £8m bid for Liverpool's Dutch winger Ryan Babel in the first indication that new owner Carson Yeung is ready to back his manager, Alex McLeish, with significant funds. Babel, 23, has been open about his disillusionment at Liverpool and is willing to move this month although the clubs are still some way off in their valuation of the player. Liverpool rate Babel at around £12m, having bought him from Ajax for £11.7m, and are unlikely to accept Birmingham's first bid. Rafael Benitez, the Liverpool manager, said on Friday that he was not planning to sell Babel although he will have to raise money if he is to buy players in this transfer window. Babel has never made the progress that was hoped for when Benitez took a gamble signing him in 2007. Babel is regarded as the most saleable asset that Liverpool can afford to let leave. While Benitez is not blessed with great depth in his squad, he does have cover in the left-sided positions. He desperately needs to sign a striker, possibly Roman Pavlyuchenko from Spurs, but in order to do so he will need to earn money from sales. The offer for Babel demonstrates how serious the Birmingham ownership are about backing McLeish, whose team are eighth in the table after a run of seven wins and four draws in their last 11 league games. McLeish would like to strengthen the entire team but a left-sided player is one of his priorities. It is a serious statement of intent from Yeung, who finally bought Birmingham in October, and now seems ready to back McLeish to push on for a Europa League place. The club have set their sights high in the transfer window, and are looking at the Schalke striker Kevin Kuranyi, although his wages are well beyond what Birmingham would be prepared to pay. McLeish hopes to sign the Sporting Gijon midfielder Miguel Michel and has also expressed an interest in Charles N'Zogbia at Wigan. The Birmingham manager said yesterday that the club could yet make a "marquee signing" this month. He said: "We won't rule out a marquee signing, if there is someone out there who I think can make a huge difference to this team. We would try if we could but, again, there has got to be a cut-off point. I still don't think we have to spend £20m, £40m or whatever was quoted at the time. I don't think there's any point in bringing players who are not as good as what we have. You don't progress doing that." Babel has been disgruntled for some time about his lack of opportunities at Liverpool. He has never started consecutive Premier League games and last started a match against Manchester City on 21 November, in which he injured his ankle. He joined in the summer of 2007 having played a starring role in the Netherlands' victory in the European Under-21s championships. Babel is halfway through the five-year contract with Liverpool he signed in 2007 and is unlikely to agree to a new deal. Indy Oh go on if you insist!

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