Rushian

did I miss the Joaquin wanted by Liverpool bit? Rafa has also been outspoken in his "absolutely not interested" quotes on Spain's most overrated player.

1) There is no open top bus 2) There is no bus with number 58 on the front

Luis Garcia he drinks sangria he came from Barca on Easyjet he's 5 ft 7, of football heaven and always puts the football in the net

have they got some compromising pictures of David Moores?

same as most of the mods on RAWK Tetti. Must be all in the "can;t be arsed dealing with that box" part of the ballot.

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I like him a lot as a player but he's right, at his age he needs to start playing regularly now. If he's to stay it would only be of benefit to us and him if he was one of the four main strikers so that he's either starting or coming off the bench regularly.

gives us tremendous balance which is part of the reason we've seen a marked improvement this season but to me his goal record and crossing could be better.

still lacking the end product.

why? Richards was ahead of Sinclair in an offside position and knocked it over the line. Couldn't be clearer.

Morinetes ran straight into him forcing him backwards there wasn;t any chance to get out of the way.

It should have stood under the laws as they currently stand. The International Football Association Board defines interfering with play as "playing or touching the ball when it has been passed or touched by a team-mate". And from FIFA's questions and answers on the laws of the game: 8. A player in an offside position but not interfering with any opponent runs towards the ball played by a team-mate. Must the referee wait until he touches the ball to penalise him? Yes. The referee must wait and see if the player in an offside position finally interferes with play by touching the ball.

no way was that a penalty. Bloody ridiculous game if you start trying to claim those.

His right arm is also grabbed by Gattuso which rotates his upper body unbalancing Gerrard.

nowhere is as far as I'm aware Dave apart from us tomorrow (Everton maybe?). Think the armbands are an appropriate response myself.

to knock this on the head, taken from Getty Images, Neville with band on opposite arm to captain's band: Rooney with band on at end of game:

It's a risk you take and then deal with it later if it all goes t*** up at the qualifier stage.

Total bet: £10,301 Betting Summary Volume: Gerrard £5,606 Rooney £4,076 Henry £327 Lampard £156 Terry £118 Cole £18

Just rung up the real Davey H and he confirmed he hasn't had internet access since 2002.

Yep it was agreed as far back as November but only signed it very recently.

Not sure it was close to expiring - been less than two years since the nod was given (June 2004) and the latest permission runs for three years to April 2009. What's interesting is we've now signed the Section 106 agreement with the council. Planning permission is subject to this agreement and now work can take place until this is signed and if necessary moneys paid. It'll cover infrastructure work around the new stadium. Also sports are now being moved from the Vernon Sangster to the Anfield Youth Club, Breckside Park - kickboxing went this week.

We're changing names to the Merseyside Patriots and they're doing the upgrades as we speak.

also notable that it was the only newspaper who carried that quote despite them all being in the same press conference suggesting it may be invented as per usual.

Was in the Liverpool Echo this week that there was an extension to the EU Obj 1 deadline - we'd signed sort some of agreement with the council as regards a commitment to the regeneration work and resubmitted the planning application to take account of new regulations (expected to get the nod Tuesday). Liverpool Echo, April 5th: "It is continuing to try to tie up private funding for the scheme, which must be in place by the middle of this month, or it will miss out on around £10m of financial support from Merseyside's Objective 1 programme." Also we dropped Hawkpoint 9 months ago - the Sunday Telegraph probably "learned" of it by reading it in another newspaper over a week ago e.g. The Daily Post, March 30th "Corporate finance adviser James Dow, who runs his own corporate finance firm Dow Schofield Watts and who has previously advised Everton, Barcelona and Ajax, said the timing of yesterday's announcement was likely to have more to do with Liverpool's recent switch of financial advisers. The club recruited the services of accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers to replace City investment group Hawkpoint last summer. Mr Dow said some advisers are more inclined to adhere to the letter of the City takeover code than others. "

what a load of nonsense.