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Israel one up. SCS has just come in his kecks.

No, you're wrong. It was much worse than extremely bad.

I was going to go tonight but luckily couldn't find my season ticket. It was bad enough watching it on telly.

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Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has denied holding an interest in buying Italian club Roma. Widespread reports in Italy had claimed that Hicks met Roma president Franco Sensi to discuss taking a majority shareholding at the Stadio Olimpico. The rumours led to the club's share price leaping eight per cent in value, but Hicks' spokesman Roy Winnick insists the speculation is wide of the mark. "There is absolutely no truth whatsoever in the rumour that Mr Hicks is even considering investing in Roma Football Club," said Winnick. Earlier in the day, Roma's controlling shareholder Italpetroli released a statement on Roma's official website saying the company had "been informed by a third party of the possible interest of an American businessman wanting to invest in AS Roma's capital". The statement added: "As of yet, Italpetroli has not received, directly or indirectly, any interest nor offer from such investor, with the object of acquiring the majority package of AS Roma." Hicks and fellow American businessman George Gillett completed a takeover of Liverpool back in February. Uefa regulations prohibit an individual from having a majority shareholding in more than one club competing in the same competition. Hicks' Southwest Sports Group also owns the Dallas Stars ice hockey team from the NHL and the Texas Rangers baseball franchise from MLB in the United States. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_2879143,00.html

The one he scored in the 2001 Carling Cup final was a cracker, especially the forty yard run up.

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It loked like he got a knock, maybe a kick on his bruised ankle, a few minutes before he came off.

and Voronin was absolutely shattered.

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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/articl...to=newsnow& Scott Carson is heading for a British record £10million transfer after Rafa Benitez revealed that Aston Villa had agreed an option to buy him. The Liverpool manager was initially reluctant to sanction Carson's loan move to Villa Park but admitted yesterday that he had cleared the way for the England keeper to join Martin O'Neill's side on a permanent basis. Villa have already paid £1.75m to cover his temporary stay and have been told they can keep him by parting with a further £8.25m. Impressed with his contribution so far, O'Neill is expected to meet Carson, who has given up on trying to dislodge Pepe Reina at Anfield, in the next few weeks to discuss a long-term contract. The Villa manager may have to move swiftly, though, after it emerged that other clubs are also monitoring the 22-year old's availability. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is known to be an admirer, but Benitez confirmed Villa were in pole position by saying: 'They have first option to buy him.' The fee would eclipse the British record £9m Sunderland paid Hearts for Scotland's Craig Gordon.

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They do at Anfield.

True. I also like the way he says hello to all the listeners at the beginning of the match. He's a very polite man.

Stoke was 8-0 though I do remember the scoreboard showing 9-0 at the end after the operator lost count.

Didn't we beat some Finnish team 10-1 in 81?

What's the European Cup record?