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Rick Parry today insisted Momo Sissoko is receiving the best care possible as the Reds wait to discover the extent of the midfielder's eye injury.  
Sissoko flew back from Portugal yesterday and is currently being looked after by eye specialists in London.
  
The Mali midfielder sustained the injury after Beto's boot caught him in the face during the first half of the Reds' Champions League defeat to Benfica.
  
"We don't want to sound too pessimistic because it's too early to tell. What Momo needs right now is our support and the best care he can get," said Parry today.
  
"His right eye is closed down and it's been difficult to assess the damage because of the swelling and bleeding.
  
"However, it's too early to jump to conclusions. Obviously this is a very traumatic time for Momo and the club is in constant contact with his family and representatives. It's a very nasty injury.
  
"He's now in London being treated by the best specialists in the country."

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Liverpool Football Club have today reported an improvement in Momo Sissoko's condition as he recovers in hospital from a serious eye injury.  
The Reds' midfielder is being cared for by top eye specialists following the injury he sustained in Portugal on Tuesday night.
  
A statement released by the club on Thursday afternoon reads as follows:
  
"We are glad to report there has been an improvement in Momo's condition over the past 24 hours, with the progress described as 'encouraging'.
  
"The player was examined this morning by a leading eye specialist who remains optimistic, despite reports emanating from Lisbon.
  
"Momo has been instructed to rest completely and will be examined again by the specialist next week."

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We're all disappointed with the one goal defeat to Benfica on Tuesday night but now we must get our heads up and keep our confidence because there's still a lot to play for this season.  


  
I can assure all our supporters that we will be as determined as ever to put things right in the second leg at Anfield.
  
To lose a game that we controlled for long periods hurt us and we shouldn't have conceded the goal we did. We had seen Benfica score from that type of free-kick before the game and the manager pointed it out to us on the video. Maybe we weren't alert enough to prevent the goal. I could have done better personally to prevent it; maybe the concentration just wasn't there. Of course the manager wasn't happy that we lost the game from that particular free-kick and he let us know that in no uncertain terms. Everyone was disappointed after the game.
  
We are confident we will go through. We know we have to score two goals to progress to the next stage and we are confident we will do that. We know our fans will be right behind us and we have had some good nights at Anfield that people remember. Hopefully the Benfica game will be another memorable occasion.
  
People have said to me that this is a similar type of scenario to the Olympiacos match last season and I guess you could say that. We know our target and we are going to do it. We're not going to give our European crown up without a fight and we'll be ready to turn the tie around when the second leg comes along. The first leg has gone now and we can't change it so we will just have to put things right at Anfield.
  
We now have a big game against Manchester City at the weekend which we can use to try and recover some of our confidence. Games are coming very quickly and we are playing almost two games every week so we have to be ready for each game.
  
City are a very good side who are playing some good football. They have some good players so it will be a tough game, but we are playing at Anfield and we are very confident we will get the three points. City signed a striker in January in Georgios Samaras who scored a lot of goals during his time in Holland so we are aware of the threat he poses. They also have Cole and Vassell who have a good understanding together.
  
Whenever we lose a game people inevitably will say we're starting to look tired because we started our season so early back in July.
  
We have played a lot of games this season but when you play more games it means you must be successful. I think it is fair to say there are periods when you are tired but you just have to try to get over it. The manager tries to rotate but it's not always possible sometimes. We have played a lot of games but we have won a lot of them so you don't feel as tired when you are being successful. We had a bad period in January and I think because of that everybody felt more tired than we really were, but apart from the result in Benfica everybody is fit and raring to go.
  
Aside from the goal we conceded in Lisbon a lot of good things have been said about the way we have defended this season, and I am enjoying playing alongside Jamie Carragher at centre half. I think he is an outstanding player. He is great in the defensive side of his game, he has the passion you need and he always gives his all for the team. Jamie has improved a lot going forward as well and he has a lot of confidence.
  
Of course we all have to be on our toes as we have a big squad and we have to keep playing well consistently. The manager signed another centre half during the transfer window in Daniel Agger which I welcomed. I have always said competition for places is good and if either myself or Jamie are tired then Daniel can come in. I think Daniel's arrival will only make the team and the squad better. Daniel has settled in well and you can see he is a quality defender.
  
As I have said, we have a lot to play for this season with the FA Cup, the Champions League and of course we are still trying to finish as high as we can in the Premiership. We can't afford to dwell too much on what happened in midweek, we need to move on and get back to winning ways this weekend against Manchester City.

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FA Youth Cup starlets Jack Hobbs and Adam Hamill were in action as Liverpool Reserves drew 0-0 with Leeds, and you can watch the best of the action with our highlights package.  
Hobbs, Hammill and Godwin Antwi all starred in the Youth Cup win over Carlisle United on Monday, and featured for the reserves at Leeds.
  
Liverpool striker Ramon Calliste was sent-off after a clash with Leeds defender Simon Walton, and the Reds had decent openings to win the game in the second half.

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Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher might be fanatical supporters of Manchester City, Liverpool's opponents on Sunday, but did you know the Mighty Reds once played support to Oasis? Well, not only is it true but you can find out what happened now.  
The date was May 25 2005 and Oasis were warming up for their appearance at that summer's Glastonbury festival with a serious of low-key shows. The first concert to showcase music from their latest album 'Don't Believe The Truth' was to be played at The Coronet in London and happened to clash with the final of the Champions League.
  
When Liverpool made it through to the final, Oasis cancelled the support, put up a giant screen on stage and vowed to not come on until the game was over.
  
Speaking before the gig, Noel Gallagher - who once donated a song for an album to raise money for the sacked Liverpool dockers - revealed: "The gig was sold out and I said, 'Instead of getting a support band, why don't we get a big screen and stick it in the middle of the stage so everyone can watch the game. Then we'll play after the game and get a late curfew'. They all went for it, so we hired a big cinema thing."
  
The concert was soon billed as 'Oasis + Special Guests Liverpool FC'. What Oasis hadn't counted on was Liverpool playing their part in the greatest football final ever - although at 3-nil down the mood at the concert was less than jovial.
  
As one Liverpool supporter who attended the concert later explained: "At half time the gig was looking like a wake, and as I headed for the toilet the place appeared to be full of people mocking Liverpool.
  
"What can you do when your team is down and all around people are taking the mick... well stand down the front, arms aloft with your Liverpool scarf held high, looking like an utter idiot, but cheering your side on.
  
"The rest, as they say, is history. The crowd suddenly became true Reds and gleefully bellowed out YNWA. A photographer wanted to take pictures of me with my scarf and lots of people who had moved away from the nutter at the front came up to say well done.
  
"Instead of coming on to their traditional intro tape of '******' In The Bushes', the band came on to Liverpool's anthem 'You'll Never Walk Alone' bathed in red light. Noel, spotting a by-now delirious me manically grinning and waving my scarf, pointed over and gave the thumbs up. I threw the scarf to Liam on stage and at the end of the gig had to plead with security to get it back for me ('Why did you throw it away if you wanted it?' the security guy quite reasonably asked).
  
"I'm getting tingles down the spine just thinking about it. Oasis put on a blinding show and you can't get a support act much better than the greatest European Cup final comeback of all time!"
  
Liam Gallagher later dedicated 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' to the Italian fans at a concert in Milan.

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We are delighted to have added another talented young defender to our ranks in Argentinean Under 20's star Gabriel Paletta who, fittingly, comes from Banfield to Anfield!  


  
Gabriel's club with the distinctly English sounding name suggests he was almost fated to join us.
  
The player, 20, helped Argentina win the Under 20 World Cup in 2005. Rafa Benitez identified his potential and in the end the deal was fairly straightforward which is not always the case when you are signing players from South America.
  
It can sometimes be quite complicated because of the way things are structured over there with a number of parties claiming shared ownership of players.
  
To be fair to Banfield and their president Carlos Portell, this deal went very smoothly. When the player came over for his medical he was accompanied by his brother and key people from his club.
  
It meant we had everyone round the table who could influence things and we were able to complete the technicalities with the minimum of fuss.
  
The fact that the club were heavily involved, rather than just one agent, made it easier to agree the terms.
  
I have to say that one or two Argentinean clubs were extremely disappointed that Gabriel was determined to join Liverpool.
  
The famous River Plate were keen to sign him. I also had a conversation with the president of Boca Juniors who wanted the player.
  
Clearly, there is genuine South American disappointment that we have been able to secure such a good young player. All the reports about him have been very positive.
  
Gabriel is a player we have been tracking for quite some time. He is tall, aggressive and strong. We see him as one for the future like Daniel Agger, although possibly just a little bit behind Daniel in terms of age and development.
  
He is still one we are excited about because of the praise he received at the Under 20's World Championship.
  
There are some incredibly talented Argentinean players in Europe, especially in Spain. Fans might remember our interest last summer in Real Zaragoza's Gabriel Milito. Ironically, he actually has the same agent as Paletta.
  
However, when you are trying to sign established players of Milito's calibre, men in their mid 20's and already operating in Europe, they can be incredibly expensive.
  
We felt that the key was to find the next Milito by looking at the younger talent in Argentina. Rafa felt that Gabriel Paletta was one who fitted the bill.
  
He worked with Argentineans at Valencia and has an understanding of their temperament and work ethic. He sees this as a good deal, so hopefully we have got the next great Argentinean defender early and at a good price.
  
He has gone back to South America and will be back to link up with us in the summer.
  
It was interesting to see the people from Banfield enjoying Anfield. The Argentinean club is 100 years old and, as their name suggests, an Englishman founded them. They were all genuinely excited to be at Anfield and insisted on walking around the stadium and taking in the museum tour.
  
Back in business in a big way
  
Since my last column we have picked up two very good Premier wins against Wigan Athletic and Arsenal, beaten Manchester United in the FA Cup and lost narrowly to Benfica in our Champions League first leg clash in the Stadium of Light.
  
The disappointing results immediately before re-emphasised that expectations were beginning to run a little bit too high on the back of our 17-game unbeaten run in domestic competition. It all had to end sometime.
  
The defeat at Manchester United, although immediately followed by a solid FA Cup victory at Portsmouth, led into those disappointing results against Birmingham, Chelsea and Charlton.
  
It was disappointing to drop points, but we bounced back with those good wins over Wigan Athletic and Arsenal.
  
You could say they were each six pointers in the battle for Champions League qualification. The win over the Gunners left us looking down on them with a ten-point advantage. It's a long time since that has happened and it highlights our improvement.
  
Again, it's only February and so now is not the time to reach any conclusions. We will count the points at the end of the season.
  
Nevertheless, we have to be encouraged.
  
World brand to match the club
  
The adidas deal has finally gone through which means we will have a new name on our kit from next season.
  
We had a long and successful relationship with adidas in the Eighties and Nineties. We are excited to be back with them because they are a fantastic football brand with a worldwide reputation.
  
It will be exciting for us going forwards although it's not a new deal with different rewards at this point. Adidas have taken over Reebok and our arrangement remains in place until 2009.
  
However, we are aware of the status of adidas in the business. They will be very good for us.

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Rafael Benitez hopes to soon be able to welcome Momo Sissoko back to training after the Reds received 'encouraging' news of his recovery from a serious eye injury.  
Sissoko suffered a damaged retina after being accidentally kicked in the face by Benfica midfielder Beto during the Champions League clash in Lisbon on Tuesday night.
  
The Mali midfielder has since flown back to England and is currently being cared for by the best eye specialists in the country.
  
The Reds yesterday revealed there has been an improvement in Sissoko's condition and that he has been ordered to rest completely before a further examination next week.
  
"We had bad news but we have better news now," said Benitez, speaking at last night's AGM at Anfield.
  
"We need to wait for another opinion. But I am positive and I hope that he will be in training soon."
  
Benitez received a standing ovation as he addressed the club's shareholders in the Bill Shankly Suite.
  
He spoke about the progress of his squad over the past year, that famous night in Istanbul and his hopes of ending the club's long wait to win the Premiership crown.
  
"A lot has happened since the last meeting and I am pleased to talk about the progress that we have made in the last 12 months," he said.
  
"Istanbul was a special night for all connected with the club, especially the fans.
  
"But the real aim is to win the Premier League, and everyone at the club believes we can do that.
  
"It would be foolish for me to say when that will happen exactly, but we will work hard to achieve our goal.
  
"This season the squad is stronger and the results have improved as a consequence.
  
"We are still in three competitions, and as I always say, my philosophy is to take each game at a time. If we follow that, then more trophies will follow.
  
"We brought four new players who we thought could do a job for the club and all four have brought quality to the squad."
  
Benitez also revealed there will be more new faces at the club next season, including recent recruits Mark Gonzales and Gabriel Paletta.
  
"We need some new players but it is not always the best thing to buy the most expensive players," he said.
  
"You need to bring in the right players you can trust to do a particular job for the team. I am not bothered about famous players, only the right players.
  
"It is important that we sign the right players and do not bring in players just for the sake of it. An example of this is Daniel Agger. We tried to sign him in August but could not, and we couldn't find anything better than him so we waited until January.
  
"We watched many right midfielders, but we were not convinced by the options available."

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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-2-24 06:21 PM
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Here are all the big match stats and facts ahead of this weekend's clash with Manchester City at Anfield.  
Earlier this season Liverpool won at City by a single goal scored by John Arne Riise making his 150th league appearance for the Reds. It was the club's first win at the City Of Manchester Stadium.
  

Here last season Liverpool defeated City 2-1. Nicolas Anelka gave the visitors the lead on the stroke of half time. Steven Gerrard scored the winner after Milan Baros had equalised.
  

Astonishingly, it was the first time in more than five years that Liverpool had come from behind at half-time to win any game.
  

Michael Owen in September 2002 at Maine Road scored Liverpool's last hat-trick against City.
  

The last Liverpool player to score a hat-trick against City at Anfield was Kenny Dalglish in 1982.
  

Liverpool have only lost two of the last eleven league meetings home and away.
  

Rafa Benitez's first game in charge of Liverpool at Anfield came against City last season.
  

Since the inception of the Premier League Liverpool have won eight of the 17 meetings with City winning three.
  

This fixture has produced 20 goals in the last five meetings on this ground.
  

Liverpool are looking for their first league ‘double' over City since 1989-90.
  

The meeting between the sides back in November was the 150th in all competitions.
  

In Liverpool's last home league game, against Arsenal, Jamie Carragher became the 24th player in the club's history to make 400 appearances for the club. The next person on the list for him to catch is John Barnes who played 407 times for the Reds.
  

Liverpool have lost just three of the last 18 league games and are unbeaten in the last 13 matches at Anfield in all competitions.
  

In those 13 games no opposition player has managed to score a goal. They have conceded just one-a Xabi Alonso own goal against Birmingham.
  

Should Liverpool win today they will be on 54 points- their highest ever tally in the Premiership after 27 games.
  

Xabi Alonso could make his 50th league appearance for the Reds today.
  

Harry Kewell is poised to play the 350th club game of his career.
  

The Reds have won each of the last three games immediately following a European game.
  

Last season City finished eighth-their best ever Premiership finish. Had Robbie Fowler not missed a last minute penalty on the final day against Middlesbrough they would have qualified for the UEFA Cup.
  

The last City hat-trick against Liverpool was scored here by Eric Brook in 1937.
  

City's last victory here in May 2003 was only the second win they have achieved in the last 32 visits.
  

Andy Cole, with 11, has scored more Premier League goals against Liverpool than any other player.
  

David James has made 81 consecutive Premiership appearances-the longest current such run in the top-flight. He has appeared in every league game for City since David Seaman played his last match in January 2004.
  

James is closing in on the record of most clean sheets kept in the Premiership. He has 130 to his name, seven behind Nigel Martyn and eleven adrift of record holder David Seaman.
  

City's last away league win came at Charlton in December when they won 5-2. Since then they have picked up one point from five games on their travels.
  

They have picked up four points out of a possible 27 in their last nine away games in the top-flight.
  

This season Bradley Wright-Phillips has made 16 appearances for City-all as a substitute.
  

Two players have appeared in all of City's league games this season-David James and Darius Vassell.
  

City's 6-0 defeat by Liverpool here in October 1995 is still the biggest defeat suffered by them in the Premier League.
  

City's biggest win at Anfield came inOctober 1929 when they won 6-1-this after Liverpool had scored in the first minute of the game.
  

City have kept just one clean sheet in their last 25 league visits to Anfield.
  

City's last three away defeats in the league have all come in the North-West. They were beaten at Wigan, Bolton and Everton.
  

That defeat at Goodison earlier this month is City's only loss in the last five in all competitions.

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Liverpool have confirmed the date of their FA Cup quarter final with Birmingham at St Andrews.  
The tie will take place on Tuesday March 21, kick-off 7.45pm, and will be screened live by SKY TV.
  
This season's quarter final matches are being played in midweek following an agreement reached last season with the Premier League and Football League to enable England to have a four-week preparation window ahead of this summer's World Cup finals.

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Liverpool Reserve team goalkeeper Paul Willis has joined League Two side Stockport County on loan until March 25th.  
Willis, who is 20 in March, moved to Melwood full-time in the summer of 2005 after coming through the Academy.
  
He is the Northern Ireland youth team goalkeeper and has recently lost his reserve team goalkeeping spot to David Martin.
  
Willis has joined relegation threatened County in order to get some league experience.