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Italian ace on Reds radar By Nadia Carminati - Created on 21 Aug 2006 Liverpool are monitoring the progress of Serie B hot shot Daniele Cacia, according to reports in Italy. Cacia currently plays for Piacenza and netted 19 times in 37 Serie B appearances last season. His exploits caught the attention of Fiorentina and Palermo, with the Viola seemingly lining up the 22-year-old as a replacement for Luca Toni. But with Toni opting to stay at Fiorentina, the club have cooled their interest in a player valued in the ?8 million (£5.5 million) category by Piacenza. Palermo have made an offer for Cacia, but their bid of ?3 million (£2 million), plus a player in exchange, was dismissed. Liverpool, meanwhile, are reported to be keeping tabs on the hit-man, who is tipped to make an impact at a higher level. Though Rafa Benitez has not followed up any tentative interest, reports in Italy claim he is waiting to see if Piacenza lower their asking price. Link Anyone know anything about him?

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He was very good tonight.

Xabi's I think...

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But won't Inter be named Italian champs and therefore qualify automatically?

Gago has been compared with Redondo a fair bit, take what you want from that.

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Torres scores.

Bringing on Fabregas has forced Xabi deeper and reduced his effectiveness, so far. Raul scores.

He was linked to the Mancs a few weeks ago wasn't he?

They had him (Yaya Toure) on trial a couple of times, a mate of mine who's an Arsenal fan was stunned when they decided not to sign him.

Gutted to see him go, he's been absolutely brilliant for us.

Get well soon Djibs, I hope to see you back playing very soon.

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Problem solved then.

We won the Champions League the following season?

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Another 'Cisse is s***' thread?

How was he born in 1979 then?

Have to agree, it's a superb book.