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Were we watching different matches, what channel did you have on?

Gutted for our boys, particulary Xabi

Xabi whips in a great fk

He'll just have get a wig on Pepe, get him to wear Casillas shirt and sneek him on

If this goes to penalties Aragones needs to bring on the penalty saving king that is Reina

Felix Amito

Poll will be a laughing stock now, we complain about referees from Asian and South America countries but an English ref is worst pillock of them all

Poll has just booked his early flight back home than, what an idiot

Great goal from Blobby, 4 - 1

Keeper - Kingston (Ghana) Right back - Ramos (Spain) Left Back - Lahm (Germany) Centreback ? Cannavaro (Italy) Centreback ? Ayala (Argentina) Midfield ? Kaka (Brasil) Midfield ? Ballack (Germany) Midfield ? Riquelme (Argentina) Midfield ? Essien (Ghana) Forward ? Torres (Spain) Forward ? Klose (Germany)

Mr Blobby scores for Brazil

Japan score (Tamada) , 1 - 0 - great goal

I'd be surprised if Juve escapes relegation

Kuyt certainly is'nt work shy, supporting the defenders quite a lot

Now their calling him Kelt

Good player Maxi, reckon he would do well in the premiership

The words "sell" and "Xabi" should never be uttered in the same sentence - go wash your mouth out with soap

We were very interested, made a few bids but Zaragoza kept rejecting them and Millito decided to stay there

LFC Player of the Year: Gerrard LFC Young Player of the Year (22 and under): Sissoko Game of the season: FA Cup Final LFC Goal of the season: Gerrards 2nd v West Ham in FA Cup Final Best Liverpool performance: Everton at home Best opposition performance: Benfica at Anfield Best atmosphere: Semi Final at the Old Toilet Best opposition fans: Betis Song/chant of the year: "We won it five times in Istanbul" Best banner: "Neville you inbred C@nt, 5 times" Non-LFC Premiership Player of the Year: Thierry Henry Non-LFC Premiership Young Player of the Year (22 and under): Rooney

The Daily Post reckons the £6m bid will be rejected - Liverpool Daily Post Liverpool must up bid for BellamyJun 20 2006 By Nick Smith Daily Post Staff LIVERPOOL could be forced to fork out £6.5million for Craig Bellamy as Blackburn Rovers pull out all the stops to stop him moving to Anfield. The Welsh striker has a get-out clause in his contract which will be triggered if a Champions League club offers that figure for him. Liverpool contacted Rovers over the weekend with an initial £6m offer for Bellamy but the Ewood outfit are set to turn it down, despite the player's desperation to play for the club he supports. Blackburn have already offered Bellamy a package that would get rid of the clause - in return he would become the club's highest ever earner. Although Bellamy hasn't turned this down, the fact that he has yet to accept has forced Rovers manager Mark Hughes to call an urgent meeting with his fellow Welshman to clarify his intentions. It seems that Hughes, who is preparing his squad for a UEFA Cup adventure after leading them to sixth in the Premiership last season, wants Bellamy's future sorted out one way or the other ahead of pre-season. The process of trying to replace last year's top scorer, who scored 17 goals in 32 games after completing a £4m summer move from Newcastle, is something Hughes will want to start before his players return for pre-season. If he resigns himself to losing Bellamy, a move could be completed this week.

Bellamy sets his heart on move to Liverpool By Oliver Kay BLACKBURN ROVERS have reluctantly accepted a £6 million bid from Liverpool for Craig Bellamy, clearing the way for the Wales forward to move to Anfield when he returns from honeymoon this week. Bellamy must still pass a face-to-face examination with Rafael Benítez, who is eager to assess the personality of a player with a chequered past, but the Merseyside club do not anticipate any problems. The Blackburn board was left with no option but to accept the bid from Liverpool, which triggered a get-out clause in the contract that the player signed on his arrival from Newcastle United for £5 million last July. Blackburn intend to offer Bellamy a new contract worth more than £50,000 a week in the hope of persuading him to stay, but privately they are resigned to losing him to Liverpool, the club he supported as a boy, even if it transpires that he earns less money at Anfield. The situation is one that Blackburn were effectively forced into last summer when Bellamy, after an acrimonious end to his time at Newcastle, accepted the invitation to rebuild his career at Ewood Park. The forward wanted to play under Mark Hughes, his former Wales manager, but made clear that he regarded the move as a stepping stone back to a higher level, insisting on a clause, active until June 30, that allowed him to speak to any club offering £6 million. Benítez, the Liverpool manager, views the 26-year-old as the ideal candidate to bring pace and freshness to a forward line featuring the more ponderous Peter Crouch and Robbie Fowler. Benítez, who considered Jermain Defoe, of Tottenham Hotspur, and Darren Bent, the Charlton Athletic striker, as alternatives before settling on Bellamy, may yet move for another forward, having already sold Fernando Morientes to Valencia. His plans were threatened when Djibril Cissé suffered a broken leg on the eve of the World Cup finals, but Marseilles are preparing to proceed with a bid to sign him on loan with a view to a permanent transfer next summer. Liverpool have already secured deals to sign Gabriel Palletta, the young Argentine defender, from Banfield and Mark González, the Chile winger, from Albacete, the latter subject to receiving a work permit. They have also made an improved offer in the region of £9 million to Seville for Daniel Alves, who will offer more options at right back and farther forward, and have provisionally reached a pre-contract agreement with Fabio Aurelio, the Brazilian left back, whose contract with Valencia expires at the end of the month. Blackburn?s disappointment at losing Bellamy will be tempered slightly by their success in persuading Steven Reid to sign a new four-year contract. Tottenham made an inquiry about the Ireland midfield player last week, but he has agreed to sign a new deal. Manchester United have secured a deal to sign Magnus Wolff Eikrem, the hottest young talent in Norway, from Molde. The 15-year-old said: ?United is the best club in the world and the best club to join for a young player.? Birmingham City are considering reporting Wigan Athletic to the FA Premier League after accusing the Lancashire club of making an illegal approach for Emile Heskey.

You can sign injured players, it's up to the club in question - another example is Henchoz who was also injured when we signed him.

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That's a big disappointment, i was hoping he'd still be here for another season - he still has lots to offer.