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Sod that just don't pay them if they lose,only pay half wages for a draw an pay sod all for a defeat. Now watch the results get much better.

Tomorrows times backs it up Alonso out long term too An arduous trip to Portugal may transpire to have carried an even greater cost for Liverpool after it emerged last night that Daniel Agger and Xabi Alonso could face lengthy layoffs with foot injuries. Both players missed their team’s unconvincing 1-1 draw away to FC Porto in the Champions League on Tuesday and, as their return flight touched down on Merseyside yesterday afternoon, they were walking in discomfort. The two players went immediately to Liverpool’s training ground to have scans amid fears that they had suffered fractures, whether of the dreaded metatarsal or of another bone in their foot. The result of those scans should be known this morning, with Rafael Benítez, the manager, concerned that either player could be out for a number of weeks. Agger, the Denmark defender, initially injured his foot in the goalless draw with Portsmouth on Saturday and compounded the problem while training at the Estádio do Dragão on Tuesday evening. Alonso, the Spain midfield player, was injured in the same training session and returned to Merseyside with his left foot in a protective cast. If any squad should have the strength to cope with such setbacks, it is Liverpool’s, particularly in midfield, where BenÍtez has Lucas Leiva, the young Brazilian, to bring into his plans, as well as Steven Gerrard, Javier Mascherano and Mohamed Sissoko. But the picture is less rosy in central defence, where the injury to Agger could leave Jamie Carragher and Sami Hyypia as the only fit senior players. Benítez may be forced to call up one of last season’s FA Youth Cup-winning squad, such as Jack Hobbs, the reserve-team captain, who is likely to make his first-team debut in the Carling Cup third-round tie away to Reading on Tuesday. One other option would be to use John Arne Riise as an emergency centre half. Then there is the problem caused by Jermaine Pennant’s sending-off against Porto, with the winger suspended for the next Champions League match, at home to Marseilles on October 3. Benítez did not censure Pennant publicly, but he is known to have been dismayed by the player’s recklessness in diving into a late challenge on Fucile, the Porto defender, having been booked for a similar foul on Ricardo Quaresma in the first half. Pennant suggested that he had been hard done by, a verdict that was not shared by his manager or his teammates. He pointed out that most players are sent off at some point in their careers, “so please give me a little bit of leeway”. It was not a performance that was likely to do him too many favours in the eyes of Benítez or, indeed, Steve McClaren, the England head coach, who regards David Beckham, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Aaron Lennon and David Bentley as stronger candidates to play on the right wing.

i'd do her for sure

The young Spanish soccer player Aridane Hernandez signed a contract with the English Liverpool, club in which will play with the name of Fuerteventura in the back of its t-shirt.

Nicked from RAWK

we are just building up for the return of the 70's shaggy perm for sure

yes she came back for more.

http://www.itv.com/Sport/Watchlive/default.html you can watch it here free

Could be why he's bought all those restaurants

Let the vid decide

kewell out for weeks according radio city

Aston Villa defender Olof Mellberg has vowed to ruin Fernando Torres' Premiership debut after admitting the new Liverpool striker made little impression on him the last time they met. Spanish star Torres, 23, is primed to spearhead the Reds attack in Saturday's televised opener at Villa Park. But Mellberg believes he can get the better of the £26.5million signing after successfully snuffing out Torres last October in Sweden's 2-0 Euro 2008 qualifier win over Spain in Stockholm. "I have seen Torres a little bit, mainly when he has played for Spain," said Mellberg. "I marked him not long ago when we played Spain and won. Advertisement"I don't remember too much of him in particular from that game, so it will be interesting to see how he does in the Premiership. "Liverpool have a really strong squad, so we won't focus on any one player when we play them. But we believe we can get a good result."

They speak so well about you around there dinner tables.

I'm sure i heard that bint before the match say we have a 13.5 mill bid in for Quaresma

Its simple quit your job

Liverpool ease up on the fitness front Jul 17 2007 by Chris Bascombe, Liverpool Echo LIVERPOOL’S players returned to pre-season training a fortnight ago relieved to hear Rafa Benitez has slightly amended their punishing schedule ahead of the new campaign. Since the Spanish manager took over, the demanding physical preparation overseen by Pako Ayesteran has been compared to the Marines. Liverpool have been transformed into one of the fittest squads in Europe, but there have been observations the benefits are more noticeable from the middle of the season onwards, with some players struggling earlier in the campaign. The meticulous management team have assessed every factor which could influence a flying start to the season as they look to fine tune their players ahead of the August kick-off. And while there’s nothing Benitez and his staff can do about the arduous travelling arrangements to the Far East and Holland later this month, they will be altering their training in a bid to ensure their side doesn’t suffer in the key early months. “We know the importance of making a good start and that depends on a number of factors,” explained Benitez. “You always need to see how each players settles into the club, but we also have players who are very experienced and this will also help. “We have been making a number of small changes to the training this summer. Our idea is to train a bit less, but when we do train it will be with more intensity.” On most days the players endure double training sessions, but Benitez has included rest days into the schedule this summer. Last week the squad even enjoyed a day off – unheard of during the first three pre-seasons of the Benitez reign. There is no compromise on the effort demanded from the players, however. At Melwood, there is an area referred to as ‘Pako Hill’. That’s where the assistant manager mounted some turf, creating his own hill for the players to run up and down during their stamina exercises. Link Pako All right, listen up. You people are not dying on me in prem. You f***ing, new guys will do everything to prove me wrong. You'll walk on trails, kick bitters snap mancs, smoke chavs and diddely-bop through the league like you were back on the block. On away games you'll write letters, play with your organ and think of your girl back home. Forget her. Some hair head has her on her back right now and is telling her to f*** for fun. This is football. Those of you who are foolish will think of it as...easy, simple, or a walk in the park. It's your enemy. He came over on the 1990 pre football programme. And he will go back there after he fattens on your shame. And he will be hunting your young asses in woodison . Now forget about this Chav manc s***. What you'll encounter out there is hard core w*****s, northern footballers...motivated, highly trained and well equipped. Now go out an kill them kill them all.

it was to this mate Which again could be interpreted as a player from a league in the European Union....

fatty on the bin again

He may not have a foreskin He better f*ckin score then Cause He's yossi ben-aye-oun

Rafael Benitez will use different teams in each half of this afternoon's first pre-season friendly at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground. The Reds will field some of their big names in the first 45 minutes before introducing their younger squad players after the break. 1st half team David Martin Steve Finnan Gabriel Paletta Jack Hobbs Alvaro Arbeloa Jermaine Pennant Lee Peltier Momo Sissoko Adam Hammill Jordy Brouer Besian Idrizaj 2nd half team Martin Hansen Stephen Darby Miki Roque Ronald Huth Robbie Threlfall Nabil El Zhar Ryan Flynn Jay Spearing Andras Simon Craig Lindfield Krisztian Nemeth Substitutes Ryan Putterill Martin Kelly

Quaresma and his agent took a private plane to Liverpool and are finalising the deal. http://www.colchonero.com/atletico-de-madr...erasc-3480.html

Very sad news RIP YNWA

Rafa an Montse skeggy 2006

Will this do?