《紅軍陣地》利物浦Fans club

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Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-2-21 12:13 AM



()入面d身高好有問題-.-

謝拉特183cm(6'1)
施斯184cm(6'0)-.-????

另外,高佬治係15號而唔係14號:O.o

估唔到你會咁細心/)

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【明報專訊】歐聯16強首回合 now84台 明晨3﹕45 直播

足總盃淘汰曼聯後，利物浦於周二晚乘勝追擊作客賓菲加，力求在歐聯16強先拔頭籌。施斯今季先後在歐聯外圍賽、超霸盃及歐聯分組賽等歐洲賽事轟入8球。對曼聯時僅後備上陣幾分鐘的他，今仗勢有充沛體力衝擊賓菲加防線。

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(星島日報報道)利物浦氣勢如虹，回復勇態下於過去一周先後殺退阿仙奴與曼聯兩大強敵。紅軍乘勇在今晚歐聯十六強首回合作客葡萄牙球隊賓菲加，可望先拔頭籌，作客照贏。何西馬利


　　利物浦在經過一段小低潮之後，最近表現重上正軌，近兩場聯賽以及上周六足總盃十六強大戰先後同樣以一比○這比數擊敗韋根、阿仙奴以及曼聯，當中能在後兩者身上取勝意義尤為重大，加上連續三仗保持不失球，反映紅軍在防守上的表現亦回復水準，今仗對手賓菲加要攻破這銅牆鐵壁實在未許樂觀。

　　更令利物浦放心的是，球隊的前鋒集體入球荒終於在上仗結束，由高治取得士哥，加上科拿亦符合歐聯上陣資格，有助增加紅軍的爭勝本錢。

　　那邊廂利物浦近況大勇，這邊廂主隊賓菲加的狀態卻未如理想。賓菲加自結束了由去年十二月初開始至一月尾的九連勝強勢之後，近五仗僅得一勝一和三負的劣績，當中唯一勝仗只是在聯賽包尾球隊彭拿費爾身上所取得。賓菲加要繼歐聯分組賽殺退曼聯之後，再在主場擊敗另一支英超球隊並不容易，利物浦強勢造訪賓菲加，客勝可期。

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利物浦足總盃八強遇伯明翰:o

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今晚要3點9起身-.-

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利物浦領隊賓尼迪斯指出球隊不會在首回合作客賓菲加刻意求和。

他指出作客入球對於球隊晉級亦相當重要。而他亦會以曼聯作客不敵賓菲加一役作為參考。

賓尼迪斯指出對方中場相當強大，故此他們希望採取主動，希望能夠控制中場節奏。

利物浦近況不俗，最近三仗均能勝出，包括擊敗韋根、阿仙奴和曼聯; 賓菲加在去上週不敵甘馬雷斯，聯賽榜己跌至第四位。

陣容方面，上仗不能上陣的科拿在今仗可以候命，而受傷缺陣的沙比阿朗素亦可以復出; 不過高朗金因曾代表維拉利爾上陣歐聯，今仗將不能上陣。

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歐聯殺入直路衝刺階段，明報波經亦會加強報道，由最受歡迎的估波名家Peter黃在周中加料為大家提供心水貼士。繼上周日兩口過關全中之後，Peter今日再醒一條里昂搭賓菲加

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Liverpool are through to the Semi Finals of the FA Youth Cup after a Craig Lindfield hat trick and goals from Charlie Barnett, Adam Hamill and Michael Nardiello gave them a convincing 6-0 win over Carlisle United at Anfield tonight.  
The Academy stars booked a last four place, where they will play Southampton, in a devastating 16 minute first half spell when they scored three goals and could have had many more.
  
Cheered on by a respectable size following from the Kop, Steve Heighway's young charges put Carlisle to the sword when Craig Lindfield's two goals sandwiched a brilliant 20-yard strike from Charlie Barnett.
  
The Reds took the lead in the 20th minute when Parsonage released Lindfield inside the box and he finished confidently past Carlisle keeper Bradley into the top corner.
  
Carlisle were struggling to contain Charlie Barnett's breaks from midfield so they must have been relieved to see him motion to shoot from 20 yards after 30 minutes. That was until the young midfielder unleashed a fierce drive that gave Bradley no chance.
  
It was 3-0 just six minutes later when Lindfield scored his second goal of the game. And it was Barnett again doing the damage as it was from his cross that Lindfield headed into the Anfield Road net.
  
The Carlisle side were out early for the second half and after making a double substitution they acquitted themselves pretty well in the early exchanges. But normal service was soon resumed and Adam Hamill forced a good save out of Bradley with a curling shot from 18 yards.
  
Liverpool went 4-0 up on 53 minutes and it was a special moment for Craig Lindfield as he completed his hat trick at the Kop End. His chance came when Anderson flicked a corner into the six-yard box and Lindfield ran away with the match ball after running in to score from 6 yards.
  
Lindfield was on the hunt for a 4th goal in the 72nd minute when a clever turn in the box created a shooting chance, but Bradley was able to pluck the ball from the air after diving to his left.
  
The Reds weren't to denied though and after 75 minutes, Adam Hamill scored a goal that Xabi Alonso or Steven Gerrard would have been proud of. Hamill picking the ball up just inside his own half and unleashing a fantastic shot that dipped under the crossbar and into the net for 5-0.
  
Craig Lindfield was substituted and went off to a standing ovation and his replacement Michael Nardiello soon had the crowd on their feet again when he made it 6-0 with a fine run and shot.
  
It's Southampton next then for Liverpool Youth and they will go into that game with plenty of confidence that they can reach the final after a fine win here.

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Liverpool Manager Rafa Benitez has received a boost as he prepares his side for tomorrow's Champions League clash against Benfica with the news that Xabi Alonso is fit to play.  
Speaking on the eve of the last 16 clash Benitez said, "Xavi is ok. He has travelled, he is well and he can be fit for tomorrow's game."
  
And Rafa is also happy to be returning to Champions League action on the back of some fine domestic form.
  
He said, "The team is playing very well at the moment and we've just enjoyed good wins against the top 5.
  
"The Champions League is another competition and we know what we have to do. Our players have the experience of what it takes to win this competition and our idea tomorrow is the same, we want to score a goal and not concede if possible.
  
"It will be difficult because they are a good team with an experienced Manager and we have a lot of respect for them. They have a number of good players and their two central defenders are good in the air and can play the ball.
  
"Petit is a good player in midfield and of course there's Simao on the wing."
  
Benitez was asked about comments made by rival Managers this week, but he refused to be distracted from his team.
  
He said, "I like to see my team winning and not talk about other people, I have a clear idea about this. If people want to talk about us it must be because we're doing the right things and progressing."

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Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina is hoping the Reds can continue their excellent recent run when they meet Benfica in Tuesday night's Champions League clash in Portugal.  
The Reds travelled to Portugal buoyed by successive wins over Wigan, Arsenal and Manchester United and Reina is hoping to make it a perfect week for Rafa's men.
  
He said, "We hope to finish a good week well with another win tomorrow. It's been a great week so far, but we must forget the last two games now and focus on Benfica.
  
"We're playing three competitions at the top level and we're alive in each of them. It is very important now that we concentrate on the Champions League and look to beat Benfica."
  
Reina returned to the side for Saturday's FA Cup win over United after serving a three match ban for being sent off at Chelsea and he is now firmly focused on what lies ahead.
  
He said, "It's not going to be easy tomorrow because they've already beaten Man Utd and Lille. They've had some great results so far and I'm sure they'll want to do well in front of their own fans.
  
"We're in the last 16 now and we have a lot of confidence. We are capable of winning the Champions League again, but we just need to take things step by step and see how far we can go."

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Liverpool continue the defence of their Champions League trophy in Portugal on Tuesday night and they have every right to feel confident.
Benfica are not a side who should be under-estimated - after all they did knock Manchester United out of the competition - but I do think the draw could have been a lot worse for Rafael Benitez's side.
  
Any side that can eliminate United from a competition they are desperate to win are worth taking seriously and I'm sure Rafa will have done all his homework ahead of this tie.
  
From an historical point of view the omens are good because every time Liverpool have played Benfica in Europe they have gone on to reach the European Cup final. Having said that, history doesn't always count for very much and it's what happens over the two games which matters.
  
I'm sure Liverpool will be looking to win tomorrow, but such is the cauldron of Anfield on a European night that even if they lose by one or two goals in the first leg, I'd still be confident of them going through. The draw has favoured them in terms of the second game being at home because, as we all know, the Liverpool fans really respond on the big European nights.
  
The first leg will set the scene for the return in two weeks time and Liverpool will know what they have to do against Ronald Koeman's side. The Dutchman has put together a powerful team in Benfica and, after knocking United out, they'll feel they can go a step further and beat the European champions as well. It will be tough for Liverpool, there's no doubt about that, but I think they'll well and truly be in the tie at the end of the first 90 minutes and I wouldn't back against them coming home with a lead to protect at Anfield.
  
After winning in Istanbul last, Liverpool are one of the leading lights in European football at the moment and, as such, would be considered a major scalp for any side taking them on. Liverpool have always been a big name in the game but now their reputation has been enhanced as well following their glorious victory over AC Milan.
  
I do think there are bigger and better teams than Liverpool across the continent but, even so, you'd still be foolish to write off their chances of defending their crown as European champions. If I'm being honest then I'd have to say I will be surprised if Benitez leads Liverpool to a sixth European Cup this season, but I really hope I am proved wrong in Paris in May.
  
I was amazed, like everybody else, when they recovered from a seemingly impossible situation in last year's final to win the Cup. I was at Anfield for the game against Olympiacos when Steven Gerrard kept them in the competition with a late goal. I don't think anyone could have complained had they gone out that night, but the fact they progressed seemed to give them a new lease of life and they certainly made the most of it. They kept beating teams they weren't expected to beat and the whole run gathered an amazing momentum.
  
I think even the most ardent of Liverpool fans would admit they were surprised to see Steven Gerrard lifting the Cup last season. In my opinion that success probably came a couple of years earlier than anyone could realistically have expected.
  
If last season taught us anything then it was that you can never write off a Rafa Benitez team and he's got them buzzing at the moment with great victories in the last week over both Arsenal and Manchester United.
  
For me, Liverpool's strongest area is in midfield and that was proven again in the win over Alex Ferguson's men. With Gerrard, Hamann and Sissoko on the field I felt they were always going to be too strong for United. I wouldn't say the victory was inevitable but it was definitely well deserved and one which sets them up nicely for Tuesday's game as well as the remainder of the Premiership season, where they appear to be battling with United for second place. Whether cup success will work as a psychological victory for the Reds over the rest of the league season remains to be seen though.
  
The important thing in my opinion is that Liverpool are in the hands of a manager who knows what he is doing and who knows what it takes to achieve success. I wouldn't say I have been amazed by the impact Benitez has made at Liverpool, but I have been surprised with the speed in which success has arrived.
  
Champions League glory was great for the club and its supporters, but it was also great for Rafa because it gave him immediate credibility in a new country. He was the man who broke the dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona in Spain and now here he was winning the biggest trophy in club football in his first season with a new club.
  
He'll be confident of going all the way again this year. Hopefully they can keep their dreams alive with a good performance and victory in the Estadio da Luz on Tuesday night.

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Liverpool's youngsters bid for the semi-finals of the FA Youth Cup when they host Carlisle United at Anfield tonight, and you can watch the whole game live on Liverpoolfc.tv.  
Steve Heighway's team beat Burnley 3-0 in the fifth round to earn the right to host Carlisle United in the quarter-finals.
  
Carlisle have beaten Macclesfield 3-1, Doncaster 5-3 on penalties, Chipstead 5-1, Huddersfield 2-1 and Sheffield United 2-0 to date with all victories coming on home turf.
  
The match kicks-off at 7pm tonight and David Fairclough will be our guest summariser in the commentary box alongside myself, Steve Hunter, as we offer live one-camera video coverage of the tie.
  
e-Season Ticket holders please note that this match will not be presented within the e-Season Ticket console but will be accessible via links made available on the main site homepage shortly before kick-off.

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Supporters should note that Liverpool's Premiership meeting with Fulham at Anfield will now take place on Wednesday, March 15th, at 8pm.  
It has been changed from its original date of Monday, April 17th, due to the possibility of Liverpool having to play a UEFA Champions League fixture on Tuesday, April 18th.

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Child Line has joined forces with the Liverpool FC Former Players Association to hold an exclusive corporate lunch, and at the same time have your photo taken with the European Cup.  
The event is on Friday, March 10th and will take place in Anfield's trophy room.
  
This is an excellent opportunity to network with other local businesses and impress important clients while also enjoying this unique opportunity to take part in a question and answer session with some of Liverpool best loved former players.
  
A hot buffet will be provided by Heathcotes at Anfield and you'll be in with the chance of winning some fabulous prizes on the day.
  
We can now confirm that the following Liverpool FC Legends will be attending the lunch:
  
Alan Kennedy. Presenter of Century FM's Legends Phone In Show, Sunderland born Alan (nicknamed Barney Rubble by the Kop) played for Liverpool between 1978 and 1985, earning a unique place in history by being the only British player ever to score winning goals in two European Cup Finals.
  
Ian Callaghan MBE. – Ian is Liverpool's record appearance holder, with 856 senior outings spanning almost two decades. Liverpool-born Callaghan was the only player to appear for the club in the old Second Division right through to their first European Cup triumph in Rome in 1977.
  
Brian Hall. – Now the clubs PR manager, Brian played for the club between 1968 and 1976 collecting a batch of major medals along the way. As one of the first university graduates to play for the club, he earned himself the nickname 'Little Bamber' after Bamber Gascoigne – presenter of University Challenge!
  
David Johnson. – A striker for Liverpool between 1976 – 1982, David is one of the small band of players to have played for both Liverpool and Everton. Honours include: First Division Championship three times, European Cup in 1981, the Charity Shield twice and the European Super Cup.
  
We can also now also confirm that we will be offering guests the unique opportunity to have their photograph taken with the Champions League Trophy!
  
The lunch will run from around 12 mid-day to 3.30pm. Tickets for this event are available to companies only, and will be priced at £200 per table of 10 (limited single tickets are available).
  
For more information about the event, please call Karen Swale at ChildLine on 0151 260 7558 or email kswale@childline.org.uk
  
Please note This event is not being organised by Liverpool Football Club – please direct any enquiries to the ChildLine Merseyside Fundraising Office.

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Rafael Benitez has sent a good-luck message through to Liverpool's youngsters ahead of their meeting with Carlisle United in the FA Youth Cup quarter-final on Monday night.  
The Liverpool manager was at Anfield to witness their 2-1 fourth round triumph over Ipswich Town, and the Reds went on to beat Burnley 3-0 in the fifth round at Turf Moor.
  
Southampton await in a two legged semi-final if Liverpool can get past Carlisle tonight at Anfield.
  
"You can say to the boys if they continue to train hard and because they are working very well then they can have a lot of confidence in themselves," reasoned Benitez.
  
"They are playing very well and im sure that they will work very hard and I hope that they win. I was at Anfield for the Ipswich game and it was good and they played very well. They have a mix of players from Melwood and the academy and it is a good team because they have some experience and a clear idea of the way that they want to play.
  
"It is very important to have good young players, and if you need to fight against clubs with a lot of money then these young players must be the future of the club."
  
One of the players who will be in action for Liverpool against Carlisle will be 17-year-old Paul Anderson. The former Hull City right winger has impressed the Liverpool manager since arriving at the club, but the Reds boss revealed a first team chance for him won't be imminent.
  
"Paul is too young, I watched the reserve game against Bolton and he played well but he is too young, he needs time," explained Benitez.
  
"he was a player that we wanted to sign even before we swapped with [John] Welsh. We wanted a player with energy and pace who can score goals."
  
The FA Youth Cup quarter-final kicks-off at 7pm and you can watch the entire match live on this website.

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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has lavished praise on unsung hero and midfield partner Dietmar Hamann, and described him as the man for the big occasion.  
Gerrard called Hamann Liverpool's star man during the FA Cup victory over Manchester United at the weekend, and feels he is a vital member of the squad.
  
"Didi was brilliant at the weekend, but I think he has been brilliant all season for us," enthused the skipper.
  
"It can be difficult when you're not in the team every week and you're playing bits and piece of games. But he is such a clever player, that's why the manager turns to him.
  
"You know exactly what you're going to get. His experience means if he is not playing for three or four games, when he comes back into the team he knows exactly what to do and always gives you a big performance.
  
"He was my man-ofthe-match against United and that shows he's a big game player. This is someone who has played in the World Cup final, remember, and it's important to have someone of his experience around. Speaking personally, I've learnt an awful lot from him over the years.
  
"It's not just having him in the squad as a player, but he is a great person to have around as well. It's quite a young midfield and every one of us can learn from Didi."

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Peter Crouch was the goal hero for Liverpool in the FA Cup win over Manchester United on Saturday, and you can watch how he scored it from various angles with our virtual replay.  
Virtual Replay brings you closer to the action than ever before as you are given the chance to watch goals from a variety of different camera angles.
  
You can choose to view the goal from behind the net, from overhead or from the position of any player on the field. You can even be the referee if you want and get his view of the goal.
  
Or you may want to be the ball and take the journey from the goalscorer's foot or head on its way into the net.

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Rafael Benitez has yet to savour a victory over Birmingham City as Liverpool manager, but he is hoping the Reds can rise to the occasion when the two sides meet in the FA Cup quarter-final.  
Liverpool have drawn twice with Birmingham this season, 2-2 at St Andrews and 1-1 at Anfield and both matches featured own goals from Reds players Stephen Warnock and Xabi Alonso.
  
Benitez knows it will be a tough tie for his side but after having tasted victory over Manchester United for the first time on Saturday, he is hoping he can do the same against Birmingham in the quarter-final.
  
"We've had two draws with Birmingham this season and it will be another difficult game, particularly away from home," reflected Benitez.
  
"This season we have had two good games with them and perhaps we could have won both because we scored own goals in each of them.
  
"I think it's probably the case they will be thinking more about the league than the FA Cup. We are confident at the moment and will be looking forward to the game."
  
The Liverpool manager also feels he has the squad that can cope with three competitions with the Reds doing well in the FA Cup, Champions League and Premiership.
  
"I think so as some players can't play in some cup competitions and I'm sure we have a good chance of doing well," added Benitez.
  
"I always want to win a trophy and it would be nice to win the FA Cup but there's a long way to go yet."

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Liverpool have been drawn away to Birmingham City in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, at St Andrews.  
The match will take place over the week beginning Monday, March 20th, with the exact date to be decided.
  
The last time the two sides met in the FA Cup was the third round stage at Anfield in January 2002, when two goals from Michael Owen and one from Nicolas Anelka gave Liverpool a 3-0 win.
  
In the Premiership this season Liverpool have drawn twice with Birmingham, 2-2 at St Andrews and 1-1 at Anfield.
  
FA Cup quarter-final draw is as follows:-
  
Charlton Athletic v Middlesbrough.
  
Aston Villa/Manchester City v Bolton Wanderers/West Ham United.
  
Chelsea v Newcastle United.
  
Birmingham City v Liverpool.

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Rafael Benitez has warned his players not to take anything for granted in their Champions League clash with Benfica and believes they are dangerous opponents for Liverpool.  
The Liverpool manager feels it will be important for his team to score an away goal in Portugal to take to the second leg at Anfield.
  
"It will be a very difficult game for us as Benfica have good players like Simao, but our idea is to try and control the game and score an away goal which is always important," explained Benitez.
  
"Benfica is a strong team, I think one of the best in Portugal with a good history of winning trophies. They always score goals and don't concede much.
  
"They have a good balance to their team but Giovanni is injured which is maybe good news for us, although they have a lot of good players with quality.
  
"We need to press them and maybe away from home in Europe it's easier to play counter attack but we will see."