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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2008-4-22 07:32 PM 發表
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原帖由 T9 於 2008-4-22 07:47 PM 發表

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Gillett invites DIC to Euro semi
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL FIRST LEG
Date: Tue 22 April Kick-off: 1945 BST Venue: Anfield
Coverage: Full commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and on BBC Sport website (UK only), full text coverage on BBC Sport website and mobiles, live on ITV1

George Gillett (L) and Tom Hicks
Gillett and Hicks are locked in a bitter feud

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett has invited prospective new owners Dubai International Capital to the Champions League semi-final with Chelsea.

Gillett will not be at Tuesday's tie but it is believed his son Foster will host DIC representatives at Anfield.

DIC lost the race to buy the club last year but Gillett is reportedly keen to sell his stake to the group.

The move is the latest instalment in the ongoing and bitter power struggle between Gillett and co-owner Tom Hicks.

Americans Gillett and Hicks took control of Liverpool in a deal worth ￡218.9m in February 2007 but the relationship between the two men broke down some time ago, with the pair no longer on speaking terms.

Their falling-out has led to a war of words breaking out in the Anfield boardroom and in a television interview last week, Hicks defiantly outlined his own plans for the future of the club as well as calling for the resignation of Rick Parry, claiming that the chief executive's tenure was a "disaster".

       
The players are focused on football because we know it is really important now

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez

Gillett, an ally of Parry, responded by saying he would not sell his stake to Hicks and by inviting DIC to the first leg of the European showdown with Chelsea, he has made a clear statement of intent.

DIC has been trying to buy the club for 18 months, having been beaten by Hicks and Gillett just over a year ago.

The investment group seemed to have tied up a deal at the turn of the year, only for Hicks to send a representative to Dubai for talks before pulling the plug on the possible sale.

It is believed that DIC's chief negotiator Amanda Staveley will be among Gillett's party, along with chief executive Samir Al-Ansari.

"Pre-match at least, Liverpool's two Americans are threatening to steal the show," said BBC Radio 5 Live football correspondent Jonathan Legard.

"Gillett cancelled his trip because of illness but such a public statement of intent in response to Tom Hicks' sabre rattling last week, only ups the ante in the battle for control at Anfield - especially if Hicks carries out his plans to attend.

       
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"Manager Rafael Benitez and his team, including the fit-again Steven Gerrard, may be aiming for progress towards the final in Moscow; Gillett looks to be forcing the pace towards a sale sooner rather than later."

For his part, Benitez has been keen to divert attention away from the row and hopes his players will not be distracted ahead of the vital semi-final with Chelsea.

"The players are focused on football because we know it is really important now," he stated. "You cannot think and talk about other things because it is better that you do not say anything."

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GERRARD: TORRES CAN FIRE US TO MOSCOW
Jimmy Rice at Anfield 22 April 2008

        A defiant Steven Gerrard has backed Fernando Torres to break Liverpool's goalless record at Stamford Bridge to secure a place in Moscow.
A last-gasp OG from John Arne Riise gave Chelsea a crucial away goal as the first leg ended 1-1, meaning the Reds are going to have to do something they have never done at the Bridge under Rafa Benitez – score.

Asked by Liverpoolfc.tv about that record, Gerrard replied bluntly: "We haven't played there with Fernando Torres, have we?"

Torres, who was absent from both of Liverpool's trips to Chelsea this season, missed a golden opportunity to open the scores when he went one-on-one with Petr Cech in the first half.

It was Dirk Kuyt who eventually fired home, though a thoroughly deserved victory was denied by an enormous stroke of bad luck for Riise with 30 seconds of injury time remaining.

Gerrard admits it's his job to now pick up his teammates ahead of the return leg next Wednesday.

He said: "Obviously we're disappointed with the late goal but it's done. We've got to pick ourselves up. We've got to get a result at the weekend then give it everything we can at Stamford Bridge. We know this tie is not over.

"It's my job as captain to pick the boys up and make sure we're ready for next week.

"Let people say Chelsea are favourites, let them. We've got to block that out and do what we've got to do. We are confident we can beat Chelsea on their patch.

"We've created the better chances against them here. I don't think Pepe had anything to do besides pick the ball out late doors. Petr Cech has had to pull off two or three great saves. To be honest, we'd have been disappointed if this game had ended 1-0 when it could have been 2-0."

Kuyt has now scored in every round of this season's Champions League – a remarkable stat considering the stick dished out to the Dutchman in some sections of the press earlier in the season.

The skipper added: "I haven't heard him get any stick. We don't listen to any of that (the media). Dirk has been fantastic for us, he's worked his socks off for us again tonight and deserved his goal. He is well respected in the dressing room."

Gerrard also had comforting words for substitute Riise, putting the last-minute equaliser down to misfortune.

He said: "These ties are decided on small details and Chelsea have had a bit of luck here at the end, but maybe we'll get that luck at Stamford Bridge. This team wins, loses and draws together.

"It's the second leg of the European Cup semi-final – if you can't motivate yourself for that you shouldn't be playing football."


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原帖由 T9 於 2008-4-23 09:05 AM 發表
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CARRA: DON'T BLAME RIISE

source: http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N159678080423-1008.htm

(節錄)

Jamie Carragher claims he and his teammates must take collective responsibility after Chelsea were gifted an eleventh hour equaliser in the Anfield leg of the Champions League semi-final.

The vice-captain told Liverpoolfc.tv: "It was just bad luck. We've all been there, all done something like that. There's no blame attached to John.

"I think a couple of things happened before that and there were a couple of things we could have done to stop the cross even coming in. It's a team game, we are all in it together.


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