《紅軍陣地》利物浦Fans club

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5季要對車仔22次

介_法拉利

原帖由 銀~龍 於 20-3-2009 20:04 發表
5季要對車仔22次

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T9

原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2009-3-20 07:45 PM 發表
嘩屌...又車仔..條線都幾甘

悶到爆

小一郎

原帖由 T9 於 2009-3-20 09:03 PM 發表

悶到爆

車仔有返joey,中場勁左好多0.0"

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原帖由 T9 於 2009-3-20 09:03 PM 發表

悶到爆

我最驚反而係對車仔
希汀克 VS 賓Sir

T9

原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2009-3-20 10:33 PM 發表

我最驚反而係對車仔
希汀克 VS 賓Sir

祖兒復出的車仔

小一郎

原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2009-3-20 10:33 PM 發表

我最驚反而係對車仔
希汀克 VS 賓Sir

希望有場好波睇~.~

傻b謙

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2009-3-20 08:04 PM 發表
5季要對車仔22次

22次...............-.-||||||

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年年都車仔-.-真係有緣

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隨著賓帥動筆續約，紅軍陣中至少五名主將表示誓死相隨...

英國《每日郵報》報道，在領隊賓尼迪斯與球隊簽定五年的新合約後，至少有五名利物浦球員表示正準備與紅軍續約。

消息指，在賓尼迪斯未正式續約前，紅軍多名主將對於是否留效的問題一直抱持觀望態度。但隨著這名西班牙籍領隊正式簽約，球員的意向也變得明朗化。據報，謝拉特、托利斯、拉爾拿、古治和艾加等多名主力球員都已表態願意留在晏菲路，並準備隨時與球會簽約。

此外，報道還指賓尼迪斯現在已可以全面掌控球員買賣的事，而在球季結束後，他將會再一次向阿士東維拉收購心儀已久的英格蘭國腳巴利。(Goal.com)

Agger

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Hicks spells out limits to Benitez's new Anfield powers

By Ian Herbert


Friday, 20 March 2009
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Tom Hicks: 'Rafa will make recommendations about which players we sign'


The balance of power at Anfield might have shifted in his favour but the financial realities of life at the club he has signed up to until 2014 were spelt out to Rafael Benitez by Liverpool's co-owner Tom Hicks last night.


The Texan made it clear that the club's next chief executive will make the final decision on new players and indicated that he has made no promises to his manager on a budget for reinforcements, with Liverpool's summer outlay dependent on revenues which will only increase, Hicks admitted, when he has found new investors to help build Liverpool's new stadium.

Benitez has clearly secured control over Liverpool's Academy, which he had been aiming for but which the Americans were uncertain about. "Rafa's going to be in charge of the Academy," Hicks confirmed. The Spaniard's concerns about future stability at the club may also have been assuaged by plans, revealed by Hicks last night, for a proper board – Liverpool currently lack one – that would include "leaders in the UK – business leaders, football leaders", according to Hicks. "We both feel we need to have a proper board that has governance over the day to day operation of the club under the new CEO," he said.

But Hicks also spoke assertively about the authority he expects his new chief executive to have. A successor to Rick Parry, whose departure has cleared the way for Benitez to sign on for five more years, may take six months to appoint, Hicks said, which may make for a tricky summer in the transfer market. But Benitez's public theorising in January about being allocated ￡20m and told to spend it as he wished will clearly not become corporate practice.

"It's very important that our new CEO or the board has to make the final financial decisions," Hicks said. "Rafa has had his frustrations over the last five years but he will make the recommendations about which players we sign and the new CEO, the owners and the board will make the final financial commitment. That's the way it needs to be and will be in English football."

Even after the 4-1 win at Old Trafford on Saturday, Benitez reiterated the financial gap between his own club and Sir Alex Ferguson's which needed to be bridged. Hicks was bullish about the new stadium which can help make that possible. "We want to build that sucker," he said. But with uncertainty about whether the Americans will be able to persuade banks four months from now to refinance the ￡350m loans they took out to buy the club, Hicks avoided talk of a specific construction date. "With the economic slowdown the price of concrete, labour and steel have come down and that will save us about 30 per cent on the cost of the stadium. I'm hesitant to pick a date."

While Hicks insisted that he had "never been worried" about the prospect of Benitez signing his new contract, the Liverpool manager had a different take on the four months of tortuous contract revisions. "I was a bit worried," Benitez said. The personal attachment Liverpool fans have formed for Benitez seems to have had a subliminal effect on him – in particular the familiar Anfield banner bearing his image with the words siempre es possible (it's always possible) which Benitez spotted in the Bernabeu last month and whose bearer he met at Melwood last week. These details do count for an individual whose family, and none more than his wife Montse, have formed a deep attachment for the city.

Benitez indicated his priority was to tie up deals for players, including Daniel Agger and Dirk Kuyt who are heading towards the last years of contracts.

http://www.independent.co.uk/spo ... powers-1649382.html

全權未在手,但都好過冇

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Hicks spells out limits to Benitez's new Anfield powers

By Ian Herbert


Friday, 20 March 2009
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Tom Hicks: 'Rafa will make recommendations about which players we sign'


The balance of power at Anfield might have shifted in his favour but the financial realities of life at the club he has signed up to until 2014 were spelt out to Rafael Benitez by Liverpool's co-owner Tom Hicks last night.


The Texan made it clear that the club's next chief executive will make the final decision on new players and indicated that he has made no promises to his manager on a budget for reinforcements, with Liverpool's summer outlay dependent on revenues which will only increase, Hicks admitted, when he has found new investors to help build Liverpool's new stadium.

Benitez has clearly secured control over Liverpool's Academy, which he had been aiming for but which the Americans were uncertain about. "Rafa's going to be in charge of the Academy," Hicks confirmed. The Spaniard's concerns about future stability at the club may also have been assuaged by plans, revealed by Hicks last night, for a proper board – Liverpool currently lack one – that would include "leaders in the UK – business leaders, football leaders", according to Hicks. "We both feel we need to have a proper board that has governance over the day to day operation of the club under the new CEO," he said.

But Hicks also spoke assertively about the authority he expects his new chief executive to have. A successor to Rick Parry, whose departure has cleared the way for Benitez to sign on for five more years, may take six months to appoint, Hicks said, which may make for a tricky summer in the transfer market. But Benitez's public theorising in January about being allocated ￡20m and told to spend it as he wished will clearly not become corporate practice.

"It's very important that our new CEO or the board has to make the final financial decisions," Hicks said. "Rafa has had his frustrations over the last five years but he will make the recommendations about which players we sign and the new CEO, the owners and the board will make the final financial commitment. That's the way it needs to be and will be in English football."

Even after the 4-1 win at Old Trafford on Saturday, Benitez reiterated the financial gap between his own club and Sir Alex Ferguson's which needed to be bridged. Hicks was bullish about the new stadium which can help make that possible. "We want to build that sucker," he said. But with uncertainty about whether the Americans will be able to persuade banks four months from now to refinance the ￡350m loans they took out to buy the club, Hicks avoided talk of a specific construction date. "With the economic slowdown the price of concrete, labour and steel have come down and that will save us about 30 per cent on the cost of the stadium. I'm hesitant to pick a date."

While Hicks insisted that he had "never been worried" about the prospect of Benitez signing his new contract, the Liverpool manager had a different take on the four months of tortuous contract revisions. "I was a bit worried," Benitez said. The personal attachment Liverpool fans have formed for Benitez seems to have had a subliminal effect on him – in particular the familiar Anfield banner bearing his image with the words siempre es possible (it's always possible) which Benitez spotted in the Bernabeu last month and whose bearer he met at Melwood last week. These details do count for an individual whose family, and none more than his wife Montse, have formed a deep attachment for the city.

Benitez indicated his priority was to tie up deals for players, including Daniel Agger and Dirk Kuyt who are heading towards the last years of contracts.

http://www.independent.co.uk/spo ... powers-1649382.html

全權未在手,但都好過冇

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2009-3-21 01:11 AM 發表
Hicks spells out limits to Benitez's new Anfield powers

By Ian Herbert


Friday, 20 March 2009
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仆街,同以前分別唔係好大咋喎

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2009-3-21 01:56 AM 發表


仆街,同以前分別唔係好大咋喎

賓sir續得約,姐係佢都ok滿意啦我諗
"同以前相比多咗 Academy 嘅管理權同係買人嘅挑選權, 但財政上用多少錢買人嘅權就由管理層控制, 啫係同普遍英國球隊 Manager 嘅權力一樣 " 利壇人

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Hicks spells out limits to Benitez's new Anfield powers

By Ian Herbert


Friday, 20 March 2009
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Tom Hicks: 'Rafa will make recommendations about which players we sign'


The balance of power at Anfield might have shifted in his favour but the financial realities of life at the club he has signed up to until 2014 were spelt out to Rafael Benitez by Liverpool's co-owner Tom Hicks last night.


The Texan made it clear that the club's next chief executive will make the final decision on new players and indicated that he has made no promises to his manager on a budget for reinforcements, with Liverpool's summer outlay dependent on revenues which will only increase, Hicks admitted, when he has found new investors to help build Liverpool's new stadium.

Benitez has clearly secured control over Liverpool's Academy, which he had been aiming for but which the Americans were uncertain about. "Rafa's going to be in charge of the Academy," Hicks confirmed. The Spaniard's concerns about future stability at the club may also have been assuaged by plans, revealed by Hicks last night, for a proper board – Liverpool currently lack one – that would include "leaders in the UK – business leaders, football leaders", according to Hicks. "We both feel we need to have a proper board that has governance over the day to day operation of the club under the new CEO," he said.

But Hicks also spoke assertively about the authority he expects his new chief executive to have. A successor to Rick Parry, whose departure has cleared the way for Benitez to sign on for five more years, may take six months to appoint, Hicks said, which may make for a tricky summer in the transfer market. But Benitez's public theorising in January about being allocated ￡20m and told to spend it as he wished will clearly not become corporate practice.

"It's very important that our new CEO or the board has to make the final financial decisions," Hicks said. "Rafa has had his frustrations over the last five years but he will make the recommendations about which players we sign and the new CEO, the owners and the board will make the final financial commitment. That's the way it needs to be and will be in English football."

Even after the 4-1 win at Old Trafford on Saturday, Benitez reiterated the financial gap between his own club and Sir Alex Ferguson's which needed to be bridged. Hicks was bullish about the new stadium which can help make that possible. "We want to build that sucker," he said. But with uncertainty about whether the Americans will be able to persuade banks four months from now to refinance the ￡350m loans they took out to buy the club, Hicks avoided talk of a specific construction date. "With the economic slowdown the price of concrete, labour and steel have come down and that will save us about 30 per cent on the cost of the stadium. I'm hesitant to pick a date."

While Hicks insisted that he had "never been worried" about the prospect of Benitez signing his new contract, the Liverpool manager had a different take on the four months of tortuous contract revisions. "I was a bit worried," Benitez said. The personal attachment Liverpool fans have formed for Benitez seems to have had a subliminal effect on him – in particular the familiar Anfield banner bearing his image with the words siempre es possible (it's always possible) which Benitez spotted in the Bernabeu last month and whose bearer he met at Melwood last week. These details do count for an individual whose family, and none more than his wife Montse, have formed a deep attachment for the city.

Benitez indicated his priority was to tie up deals for players, including Daniel Agger and Dirk Kuyt who are heading towards the last years of contracts.

留意紅字,似係個氹-.-

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2009-3-21 01:58 AM 發表

賓sir續得約,姐係佢都ok滿意啦我諗
"同以前相比多咗 Academy 嘅管理權同係買人嘅挑選權, 但財政上用多少錢買人嘅權就由管理層控制, 啫係同普遍英國球隊 Manager &#22 ...

結論:挑選權=/=最終決定權

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An assault charge against England and Liverpool footballer Steven Gerrard has been dropped.

The 28-year-old still faces a charge of affray in connection with an incident at a nightclub in Southport. Six other men face the same charge.

Mr Gerrard had been in the Lounge Inn after a 5-1 win over Newcastle United when a disturbance broke out.

A 34-year-old man had suffered facial injuries in the incident in December, North Sefton magistrates were told.

Mr Gerrard was not required to make a formal plea in relation to the affray charge which he now faces.

The footballer, and six other defendants, will have a plea and case management hearing at Liverpool Crown Court on 3 April.

Charges dropped

Nick Evans, prosecuting, told the court that after a "review of the evidence in full" it was decided that all seven defendants should only face affray charges.

Assault charges were also dropped against John Doran, 29, of Woodlands Road, and Ian Smith, 19, of Hilary Avenue, both Huyton, Merseyside.

Appearing alongside Mr Gerrard on Friday were Accrington Stanley players Ian Dunbavin, 28, of Guildford Road, Southport, and midfielder Robert Grant, 18, of Enstone Avenue, Litherland.

Also in the dock were John McGrattan, 33, of Rimmer Avenue, and Paul McGrattan, 31, of Linden Drive, both Huyton.

Mr Gerrard was arrested along with a number of other men outside the venue after the disturbance on 29 December last year.

The father-of-two was escorted out of the court building by members of his legal team after the short hearing and driven away in a black car.

隊長傷人罪名不成立,不過仲有條騷亂罪都要俾人charge,不幸中之大幸

介_法拉利

原帖由 書2童子 於 21-3-2009 02:35 發表
Hicks spells out limits to Benitez's new Anfield powers

By Ian Herbert


Friday, 20 March 2009
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姐係分分鐘又可以reject曬你果d"買人策略"

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原帖由 介_法拉利 於 2009-3-21 08:31 AM 發表

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姐係分分鐘又可以reject曬你果d"買人策略"

冇reject你個買人策略呀,我唔俾你駛呢舊錢之嘛