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GARY NEVILLE KANTOI
Pemain Setan Merah ini amat membenci Scousers (Liverpool), tapi setelah diselidik oleh pakar salasilah keluarga ternyata Neville berasal dari negeri kelahiran Beatles. Lepas ini beliau takada modal lagi nak kutuk Liverpool dan kita pon taklah nak benci sangat pemain muka ogre ini.
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Post Last Edit by sudugaru at 21-11-2011 11:14
Rahsia F.A England
Kes Evra & Suarez, FA England memutuskan yang Luis Suarez bersalah dalam kes ni.
Saya taknak tulis panjang-panjang. tapi setelah saya pusing, surf, bongkar, dan google.. terjumpa la satu nama ni.. anda nilai sendiri...
"David Alan Gill (born 5 August 1957) is British football executive, currently Chief Executive of Manchester United F.C. and a board member of the Football Association"
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Gus Poyet has defended countryman Luis Suarez
Quoted in several newspapers, the former Chelsea and Tottenham midfielder said: "I played for seven years in Spain and was called everything because I was from South America. And I never went out crying like a baby, like Patrice Evra, saying that someone said something to me.
"I believe Suarez. It's simple. I am surprised in a really sad way that he has been charged. I think it is worse to charge someone because you trust one person when you have no proof."
"I am sad because it is going to become too easy. I can make a complaint about an opposition manager and if I take it as far as I can he will be charged. Why are we going to take one person's word over another's?"
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manciteh!! kami tunggu kehadiran anda!..
hardeyboyz Post at 21-11-2011 09:39 
rekod away liverpool lagi bagus dari main kat anfield musim nie... |
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Gus Poyet has defended countryman Luis Suarez
Quoted in several newspapers, the former Chelsea an ...
sudugaru Post at 21-11-2011 11:15 
dah racist tu racist la..boooOOooo  |
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Reply 1825# cak!
dia salah ckp je kot..dia nak ckp gaya,mutu,keunggulan  |
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sempat jelir lidah sebelum jaringkan gol  |
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Dalglish puji kelincahan Johnson
LONDON - Pengurus Liverpool, Kenny Dalglish mengakui hairan dengan tindakan pemain pertahanannya, Glen Johnson yang naik ke atas sebelum meledak gol kemenangan ketika membenam Chelsea 2-1 di tempat lawan awal pagi semalam.
Johnson yang juga bekas pemain The Blues muncul 'duri dalam daging' apabila berjaya menggelecek Ashley Cole dan Florent Malouda sebelum menjaringkan gol tiga minit sebelum perlawanan berakhir.
Menurut Dalglish, ia memang satu jaringan yang hebat dan beliau sendiri tidak tahu mengapa Johnson naik ke atas membantu jentera serangan.
Katanya, ini membuktikan pasukannya benar-benar mahu memenangi perlawanan ini apabila pemain pertahanan bertindak sedemikian.
"Saya berbangga dengan keputusan ini kerana kami memang mahu mengutip tiga mata berharga.
"Walaupun turut mencatatkan kemenangan di sini (Stamford Bridge) tahun lepas, kali ini saya rasa kami merupakan pasukan yang jauh lebih baik," katanya.
Dalam pada itu, Johnson, 27, turut mengakui mungkin dia orang terakhir yang disangkakan semua orang dapat menjaringkan gol kemenangan.
"Saya tetap bersyukur berpeluang menjaringkan gol penting seperti itu.
"Saya mengalami bulan yang sukar sebelum ini, namun saya rasa telah kembali bangkit mempamerkan aksi sebenar dan ia adalah sesuatu yang bagus dan istimewa kepada semua orang termasuk penyokong.
Dalglish yang ternyata gembira dengan rekod kebal tanpa kalah pasukannya dalam sembilan perlawanan sebelum ini menambah: "Kami memang layak untuk menang berdasarkan persembahan bertenaga kami dalam perlawanan itu." |
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Bellamy and Mata top pass stats
Craig Bellamy and Juan Mata topped the accuracy charts for their respective sides on Sunday - keep reading for more on this and the rest of the stats from Liverpool's 2-1 triumph at Stamford Bridge courtesy of Opta.
Chelsea had 19 shots to Liverpool's nine - but both sides managed to place three on target.
Of Liverpool's three shots on target, two were executed by Glen Johnson.
John Terry had the most touches with 97. For Liverpool, Charlie Adam was involved most with 70 touches.
Liverpool had to settle for 42.5 per cent of possession.
Pepe Reina played 22 passes with an accuracy of 59.1 per cent; Petr Cech played 14 passes and his accuracy was 100 per cent. But delve deeper into these stats and you find that Reina was far more ambitious with the ball - with 59.1 per cent of his passes classed as 'long' compared with Cech's 14.3 per cent.
Chelsea's defenders were more accurate in the pass than Liverpool's, with Ashley Cole (91.2 per cent) and Terry (90.6 per cent) finding their teammates most consistently. Daniel Agger was the best passer among our back four with an accuracy of 85.3 per cent.
In midfield, it was a tale of two Brazilians in terms of accuracy. Ramires found a blue shirt with 91.4 per cent of his passes. Lucas Leiva was Liverpool's most precise midfielder on 88.6 per cent.
It was two forwards who topped the accuracy table among starters for their respective sides. Mata played more passes than any other forward on the pitch (45) and they reached their target on 95.6 per cent of occasions. Bellamy was the most accurate of Liverpool's starters with 88.9 per cent of passes completed.
Johnson drew the most fouls for Liverpool (three) and Dirk Kuyt prompted the most whistles (three).
Liverpool won 54.9 per cent of 'duels' - though it was Chelsea who prevailed in the aerial battle (66.7 per cent).
Play around with the widget below to discover where the game was won and lost |
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Dutch ace a target for Liverpool
PSV Eindhoven playmaker Kevin Strootman is being targeted for transfer by Liverpool, according to the People.
The 21-year-old has been in impressive form for the Dutch side this season following brief spells at Sparta Rotterdam and Utrecht.
Liverpool are reportedly leading the race for the player, and assistant manager Steve Clarke and first-team coach Kevin Keen went to watch the player against Germany last week.
Liverpool should have the resources to match Strootman's |
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Liverpool lead the hunt for Samba
Liverpool are heading the race for Blackburn Rovers defender Chris Samba, according to The People.
The 27-year-old has switched agents in order to gain a move away from Ewood Park, where he struggled to manufacture a move away from.
Samba remains keen to leave the club, despite signing a five-year deal with the club last January, with Liverpool the club in contention for his services.
Arsenal showed plenty of interest in Samba during the last January transfer window, and during the summer but instead opted to sign German Per Mertesacker.
Their interest has since cooled in the centre-back, with the return of Thomas Vermaelen also contributing to Arsenal going off the Congo stopper.
It's believed Samba is becoming disenchanted with life at Rovers, which has alerted Liverpool to his services.
Arsenal and Liverpool would both require ￡10 million to sign Samba |
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Reds plan stunning Swans raid
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish will make a shock January swoop for speedy Swansea winger Nathan Dyer, according to reports.
The Scot has been impressed by Dyer's part in Swansea's strong start to their Barclays Premier League season, so much so that he want to bring the winger to Anfield, according to The Metro.
Liverpool made a number of additions to their squad over the summer and Dyer could be the next young star heading to Anfield.
Dyer was impressive in his side's narrow loss to champions Manchester United on Saturday evening, and Dalglish has apparently seen enough to signal the go-ahead for a transfer window offer.
Dyer's form has attracted other admirers, however, as both Everton and Newcastle United are said to be keen on the former Southampton man.
There has been no price stated and Swansea will be loathe to release one of their most important first team players, but a sizable offer from Liverpool might be too hard to turn down for the Welsh side.
However, the diminutive winger may find a starting place hard to come by on Merseyside, with Stewart Downing and Dirk Kuyt currently holding on to their places on the wing and Maxi Rodriguez also vying for a place. |
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On demand: U18s sink City
Liverpool U18s produced a superb display as they won 3-1 at Manchester City on Saturday. Watch the highlights now on LFC TV Online.
Mike Marsh's side were full value for their victory and sealed the victory with three fantastic goals from David Moli, Jordan Lussey and Jack Dunn.
 Hopefully,Senior team pun boleh  |
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Johnson calls for improved home form
Glen Johnson says Liverpool must replicate their away form at Anfield if they are to finish in the top four this season.
England full-back Johnson was still basking in the sensational solo goal which helped sink former club Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday and move the Reds within striking distance of a Champions League spot.
The 2-1 win put Liverpool level on 22 points with their opponents as well as Arsenal in arguably the most fiercely contested battle ever to qualify for Europe's premier club competition.
Throw third-placed Tottenham Hotspur and fourth-placed Newcastle United into the equation as well and there is little margin for error for any of the sides currently hanging onto the coat-tails of Manchester City and Manchester United.
Liverpool, who have failed to qualify for the Champions League for the past two seasons, are certainly doing the business on their travels, having now won five successive matches away from home in all competitions.
But their inability to beat United, Norwich and Swansea at Anfield over the same period has proven costly.
"Normally a team's best form is at home," Johnson said.
"As long as we can start picking up a few more points at home and doing what we are doing away then we won't be too far away.
"We haven't been playing badly at home.
"We've created some fantastic chances and if we'd taken one of them in a few games then we'd have nine or 10 more points and it would make it a whole new ball game." |
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Liverpool v Manchester City (Kick-off 4.00pm)
Referee: M Atkinson. Assistants: P Kirkup, M Mullarkey
Fourth Official: M Oliver
Match Delegate: J Duncan
PGMO: I Blanchard |
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Eccleston back at Liverpool
The 20-year-old striker, who has made nine first team appearances for the Reds, scored on his debut for Rochdale against Exeter in October but failed to find the net in his next six games. His final appearance for the League One club came as a second-half substitute at Preston on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Liverpool will hand a trial to 15-year-old Swedish midfielder Gustav Engvall.
The Farjestaden youngster, who has represented his country at under-15 level, is expected to travel to the Academy at the start of December.
Engvall said: "It will be great to see how everything works at a big club."
Liverpool Reserves face Sunderland at the Kirkby Academy today (2pm). |
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Post time 21-11-2011 11:12 AM
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