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I'm as one-eyed as anyone but I could see he got a touch.

True.

Gerrard's got an ice pack on his thigh.

FFS

Unlucky Torres

No, the ball they are playing with as the half time replay just clearly showed.

He got a bit of the ball so not a penalty

Gerrard!

It's on channels 1017, 6029 & 10020

Ronaldo - cheating, diving c*nt.

Didier Drogba will not feature for Chelsea as the striker underwent knee surgery today so Andriy Shevchenko is up front for the Blues with Salomon Kalou. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/e...rem/7134086.stm

I'm glad they did because I had an absolutely brilliant trip. Cracking city too.

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Chelsea score an offside goal.

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I think you credit Parry with much more power than he has ever had.

Rift rumours persist after Rafael BenÍtez fails to get backing Oliver Kay Liverpool were quick yesterday to dampen speculation that Tom Hicks, one of their co-owners, was preparing to sell his 50 per cent stake in the club, but that is just about the only emphatic statement from Anfield over the course of a week in which Rafael BenÍtez has been given no reassurances about his position at the club. BenÍtez claimed yesterday that he is now “happy” with the situation at Liverpool, having sought to put his spat with Hicks and George Gillett Jr, the co-chairmen, behind him. BenÍtez has had no contact from the owners since the e-mail from Hicks that so enraged him nine days ago, and there remains concern at the club that fundamental problems are being ignored. Foster Gillett, son of George, was appointed in the summer as a “linkman” between BenÍtez and the owners, based at the club’s training ground, but he has had little or no contact with the manager since returning to Merseyside on Wednesday after four weeks away. Rick Parry, the chief executive, is the other potential go-between, but his working relationship with BenÍtez remains uneasy, despite what the manager described as a “positive” two-hour meeting last Monday. In a statement yesterday, Parry declared that reports that Hicks was preparing to sell his 50 per cent share-holding were “complete rubbish”, while the Texan was said to be “angered” by the claim. But there have been no such unequivocal statements or denials from Anfield or from the United States in response to reports about BenÍtez’s position. It is no secret that the working relationship between Hicks and Gillett is running far from smoothly, but the pair are close to confirming a £500 million refinancing package. That deal, however, will take the club hundreds of millions of pounds into debt, another source of deep concern for Liverpool’s supporters at a time when their faith in the supposed American dream is being tested to the limit. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/foo...icle2980601.ece

Hicks: I'm not selling my stake in Liverpool Nov 30 2007 Liverpool Echo TOM Hicks has dismissed reports that he is about to turn his back on Liverpool Football Club. Reports had suggested that the American billionaire was trying to sell off his stake in the wake of a public falling-out with manager Rafa Benitez. But in an exclusive interview with ECHO sports editor John Thompson, Mr Hicks confirmed he would not be seeking to sell his share in the club. * See Saturday's ECHO for the full exclusive interview http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-f...00252-20188018/

Well it might be double standards for you to show full support for Benitez as you were one of the people calling for him to be sacked not long ago, but that doesn't apply to the majority on here who didn't make such daft statements in the past.

No they haven't.

In the three full seasons he's been here Rafa has finished above Wenger in the league twice and won a European Cup and an FA Cup to Wenger's one FA Cup, all while building a side.

Good tackle momo.

What a goal

2-0

oops.