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原帖由 奧雲仔仔 於 2006-11-28 11:54 PM 發表
星期3囉分時間
對茅夫~~~~yeah

David James

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做咩個市尋日趺到hihi

T9

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-11-29 06:31 AM 發表
做咩個市尋日趺到hihi

有升梗有跌

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原帖由 刺客 於 2006-11-29 07:00 AM 發表

有升梗有跌

你兩個做咩咁早起身-.-

買左1號仔而冇放到o既人士有難了,跌左4個8-.-

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bug　　　　　　　　　　　

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原帖由 刺客 於 2006-11-29 07:00 AM 發表

有升梗有跌

好彩冇貨者:o
今日升左

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-11-29 07:09 AM 發表



你兩個做咩咁早起身-.-

買左1號仔而冇放到o既人士有難了,跌左4個8-.-

6點8出門口,7點8返到學校,差唔多-.-

T9

中場中得返謝仔一個

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原帖由 刺客 於 2006-11-29 06:30 PM 發表
中場中得返謝仔一個

擺艾加上去吧

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RAFA: SAMI WAS MY FIRST THOUGHT FOR MIDFIELD
Paul Eaton 29 November 2006  
  Rafael Benitez has revealed that Sami Hyypia was his initial favourite to play alongside Steven Gerrard in the heart of the Liverpool midfield tonight.  
With Bolo Zenden joining Momo Sissoko and Xabi Alonso in the treatment room, Benitez is analysing his options in midfield ahead of this evening's clash with Portsmouth.
  
Jamie Carragher and Daniel Agger have also been mentioned as possibilities by the manager, but he admits his first thought was to use Hyypia as the holding midfielder.
  
"The first name that came into my head to replace Bolo was Sami, honestly," he said.
  
"People have been saying that Daniel's emergence might mean the end for Sami, but maybe Sami can play as a holding midfielder. I need to check whether he has the tactical movement and awareness you need playing there, but it's not difficult.
  
"You just need to be clever. What do you need to do? In Argentina, it's their number 5, a holding midfielder who's a centre back playing a bit higher. I've spoken to him two or three weeks ago about that. Now I just need to think about which option to take."  

頂原來係擺希比亞-.-

奧雲仔仔

今晚要睇啦=)~~~~~

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原帖由 奧雲仔仔 於 2006-11-29 09:57 PM 發表
今晚要睇啦=)~~~~~

都係o個句,叫淫賤一郎唔好睇

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Craig Bellamy cleared of assault  

The striker was cleared of assault following a five-day trial
Wales and Liverpool footballer Craig Bellamy has been cleared of assaulting two women in a Cardiff nightclub.
The Cardiff-born 27-year-old was accused of assault against Sophie Palmer, 19, and her friend Holly Smith, 20, at the No 10 club in February.

The player was cleared by district judge John Charles after a five-day trial at Cardiff Magistrates Court.

His co-defendant, Franklin Lynch, 52, of Barry, was found not guilty of common assault against Ms Palmer.

The judge told the striker: "It was inconsistent to convict you with the serious discrepancies in the prosecution case and the two charges are dismissed."

The court heard that an exchange of words took place between the footballer and Ms Palmer in a corridor between to nightclub's VIP bar and VIP lounge some time between 0100 GMT and 0130 GMT on 5 February.

The prosecution alleged Mr Bellamy held Ms Palmer by the throat and grabbed Ms Smith's arm and pushed her into a wall after an exchange of words in a corridor at the nightclub.

But the player told the court he had been slapped by Ms Palmer following the exchange.


Holly Smith claimed the footballer assaulted her

He said he had been "shocked" by the slap and did not respond before Ms Palmer was ushered away.

During his closing speech on Wednesday, Mr Bellamy's defence counsel, John Charles Rees, accused Ms Palmer and Ms Smith of "devious manoeuvring" during their evidence.

He also said the prosecution's evidence was "confusing to say the least". Mr Rees told the judge: "We simply say that the evidence is a shambles as far as the prosecution is concerned and you should acquit Mr Bellamy of the charges."

Geraint Richards, defending Mr Lynch, also urged the judge to acquit his client because of a lack of evidence.

Mr Bellamy declined to comment as he left the court but stopped to sign an autograph for a cleaner and a Liverpool football strip for a fan.


Mr Bellamy's friend, Franklin Lynch, was also cleared of assault

Speaking outside the court, Mr Bellamy's solicitor, Matthew de Maid, said his client had missed training and games for his club, Liverpool, and the case had also affected his preparation for Wales international matches.

The £6m player missed Liverpool's Wednesday night match against Portsmouth.

Mr de Maid added: "He has always said the allegations were false and that's been proved correct.

"His defence was that he didn't do anything wrong, he didn't lay a finger on anybody and for his troubles he was slapped in the face and this has been believed by the court.

"He understands that given his profession he will get a degree of hassle."


比拿美無罪釋放喇\-.-/

屈佢o個條女睇落都幾ok喎-.-

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Liverpool 0-0 Portsmouth  
By Mandeep Sanghera  



Taylor (r) played even though he was struggling with a back injury
Liverpool endured the frustration of being held to a goalless draw by a dogged Portsmouth side at Anfield.

The Reds were allowed to dominate play as an injury-ravaged Pompey barricaded their goal behind the massed ranks of a spirited and stubborn defence.

A low Steven Gerrard cross caused some desperate defending for the visitors but keeper David James saved Luis Garcia's shot to avert the danger.

Gerrard went close with a late diving header but found the side-netting.

Liverpool played Jamie Carragher in midfield because of their injury problems and he sent a shot wide early on as the home side quickly took a grip of the game.

Striker Peter Crouch chested down a long Sami Hyypia pass and tried to curl in a shot but could only find the grateful arms of ex-Reds keeper James.

The Reds were comfortable in possession and spraying the ball around with confidence as they tried to prise a way through the packed Pompey defence.

606: DEBATE
Liverpool have let me down tonight

MC
606: Have your say  

But, while Hyypia went close with a long-range strike and Gerrard with a free-kick, the home side never built up a concerted spell of pressure on the visitors' goal.

Pompey's own injury worries forced them to field Matthew Taylor and he epitomised his side's resolve.

Taylor was playing through the pain barrier with a back injury but was still easily able to stifle out any threat posed from Reds right winger Jermaine Pennant.

Pennant's lack of form and confidence was a contributing factor and it was left to right-back Steve Finnan to support him and deliver a threatening cross which Garcia nodded into the side-netting.

The match developed into an exercise testing Liverpool's creativity in being able to break down the banked lines of a well-organised and disciplined visitors' defence.

Garcia did get a sight of goal for Liverpool after a Gerrard cross caused some desperation in Pompey's backline but keeper James saved his strike.

The frustration of the Reds was highlighted when a rash Pennant challenge on Taylor earned him a yellow card.

Gerrard headed just wide two minutes from time as the Anfield crowd tried to spur their team on to a win but a tired Pompey refused to buckle and earned a battling point.



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Liverpool: Reina, Finnan, Hyypia, Agger, Riise, Pennant (Guthrie 84), Gerrard, Carragher, Luis Garcia (El Zhar 72), Crouch (Fowler 61), Kuyt.
Subs Not Used: Dudek, Paletta.

Booked: Pennant.

Portsmouth: James, Pamarot, Primus, Campbell, Taylor, Thompson, Pedro Mendes (Fernandes 69), O'Neil, Hughes, Kranjcar (O'Brien 90), Mwaruwari (Kanu 82).
Subs Not Used: Ashdown, Koroman.

Booked: Hughes, Thompson, Pamarot.

Att: 42,467

Ref: A Wiley (Staffordshire).


又和左

俾我講中左占士呢條神經刀今場真係發威-.-凸佢

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和左0比0

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原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-11-30 06:41 AM 發表
和左0比0

歡迎您上水喔水怪

Rafael23

T9

原帖由 Rafael23 於 2006-11-30 04:52 PM 發表

隊長咩事咁樣

Rafael23

琴晚入唔到波囉.....

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原帖由 Rafael23 於 2006-11-30 05:12 PM 發表
琴晚入唔到波囉.....

shit