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Liverpoolfc.tv will soon be conducting a video interview with Reds' chief executive Rick Parry at Anfield - and we want YOU to ask the questions.  
Parry has kindly agreed to take time out of his busy schedule to answer questions posed by visitors to the club's official website.
  
So if there's something you've always wanted to ask the man in charge of Liverpool FC then here's your chance.
  
Simply send your question(s) to the email address below and we'll then select the best ones and put them to him on your behalf.
  
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Dietmar Hamann has spoken of his sadness over Momo Sissoko's injury plight and insisted: "Everyone at the club is thinking about him."  
Sissoko is still waiting to discover when he'll be able to play football again after suffering a serious eye injury against Benfica in Portugal last week.
  
Although the youngster is making pleasing progress in his recovery, the Reds have so far been unable to set a timescale on his return to action.
  
Hamann admits the injury has shocked the playing staff at Anfield and he's keeping his fingers crossed that the Reds' energetic midfielder can make a complete recovery.
  
He told LFC Magazine: "He's a great young player, improving all the time at Liverpool and I'm sure he'll recover as soon as possible and be back fighting for every ball in midfield.
  
"He was actually in the dressing room at half time being treated but we had a lot to talk about and so weren't able to do much except tell him to keep his chin up. It was arriving at the airport knowing that we were leaving somebody behind when it struck us how bad the injury must be.
  
"We went over there with a full squad and we wanted to leave with a full squad. That's how it is here. We win, lose and draw as a team and we fight as a team. You never like leaving anybody behind.
  
"He has everyone's support at the club and we are all thinking about him and hoping he makes a full recovery."

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Peter Crouch has strengthened his claim for a place in Sven Goran Eriksson's World Cup squad after coming off the bench to score in tonight's friendly victory over Uruguay at Anfield.  
The Liverpool striker replaced Wayne Rooney midway through the second half of the match with England trailing to Pouso's first half wonder strike.
  
And just a matter of minutes later he proved his worth to his country with a towering header at the far post from Joe Cole's cross as he sent the ball back across the Uruguay goalkeeper and into the back of the Anfield Road goal.
  
It almost got even better for Crouch and England a minute later when he created a great chance for Cole in front of goal, but the Chelsea midfielder saw his low shot well saved.
  
Cole did grab the winner in the final minute when he converted Shaun Wright-Phillips' low cross from close range.
  
Steven Gerrard played the first half of the game before being replaced by Jermaine Jenas at the break, while Jamie Carragher came off the substitute's bench in the first half to replace the injured Wayne Bridge at left back.

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英格蘭主場迎戰烏拉圭，第64分鐘，主隊0-1落後，艾歷臣做出了一個令人意外的換人決定，胡禮-菲利浦斯和克勞奇上，隊長碧咸和朗尼下，而此時謝拉特和泰利已經坐在了板凳上，難道瑞典人打算放棄比賽，用30分鐘鍛煉新人？結果更加出人意料，克勞奇打入扳平一球，小胡禮的助攻讓喬-高爾獻出絕殺！艾歷臣兩個換人竟收到了奇效。

　　事實上換下碧咸和朗尼包含著許多場外因素，尤其是前者。碧咸在上周末的西甲聯賽中受了點小傷，下周還要隨皇馬作客海布里，進行一場至關重要的冠軍聯賽，與他情況相似的謝拉特、泰利都提前下場，艾歷臣不必為一場友誼賽得罪皇馬。朗尼今天狀態一般，三天前聯賽杯決賽耗費了神奇小子太多體力，況且他的鋒線搭檔只是本特，一旦奧雲復出，本特能否搭上去往德國的飛機還是一個謎，因此還不如給其他新人更多機會。同為主力邊緣人的克勞奇和小胡禮獲得了30分鐘的表演時間。“克勞奇是個很好的‘架子’，他能讓球隊的進攻高度比防守高度更高。”賓尼迪斯曾這樣向艾歷臣推薦這位紅軍空霸，瑞典人“順從”了，結果他嘗到了甜頭：第75分鐘，喬-高爾左路傳中，克勞奇後點起跳輕鬆壓過後衛，門前7米處頭球彈地入遠角，將比分扳平。從進球錄像看，防守克勞奇的後衛起跳時已經盡了全力，但僅僅是達到紅軍高佬的胸。克勞奇的頭球射門瞬間沒有遇到任何干擾，他要做的只是控制自己頭球攻門的力量和角度。

　　這也是克勞奇代表國家隊攻入的第一個進球，而且是在自己的主場安菲爾德，意義非同一般。克勞奇賽後感嘆，這是多麼完美的一天。他說：“不論在什麼情況下攻入國家隊處子球總是一件美事。對我來說能在安菲爾德做到這一切更完美。主教練艾歷臣賽前對我們說，與南美球隊比賽非常困難。烏拉圭確實踢得不錯，傳球十分流暢。但是我們一直對自己有信心，最後結果也證明英格蘭是贏家。進球當然很棒，不過贏得比賽更棒。”為利物浦攻入首個進球足足讓克勞奇和球迷等了24小時，幸好這一次在國家隊，他沒有讓大家等得太久。

　　有了克勞奇，英格蘭在進攻中又多了一件威力十足的武器，一旦奧雲、朗尼型前鋒被對方防死，克勞奇就能登場“消化”碧咸們的長傳沖吊，典型的英式打法眼看就要復活了！別忘了克勞奇的腳下功夫也很了得，賓尼迪斯曾說：“他那麼高的個子居然能護球，能控球，真是神奇。”

　　光有克勞奇還不夠，英格蘭上演大逆轉還需要第二個奇兵：小胡禮。補時第3分鐘，他在右路晃開角度後傳中，喬-高爾在門前凌空推射，攻入了決定勝負的一球。可以說艾歷臣在第64分鐘的兩個換人扭轉了英格蘭的劣勢，克勞奇和小胡禮成了瑞典人的奪寶奇兵。值得一提的是，當克勞奇和小胡禮一齊站在場邊准備上場的時候，電視鏡頭上出現了一副相當搞笑畫面，身高2米02的克勞奇和身高僅1.68的小胡禮形成了鮮明的對比，一個高瘦，一個矮壯，一個白，一個黑，兩人站在一起堪稱“絕配”！有了兩個特點鮮明的替補，夏格維斯這類的“庸兵”將逐漸遠離國家隊。

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Fernando Martin Alvarez will be unveiled as the new president of Real Madrid at a press conference at the Santiago Bernabeu later today.

Alvarez took control on Tuesday but has yet to be officially paraded to the media although he did speak on Tuesday at the European University of Madrid where he spoke highly of his predecessor Florentino Perez.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez is the Spanish giants number one target and Alvarez looks likely to launch his campaign to recruit him - be it directly or indirectly - later today.

Rafa is happy at Anfield but his ambition is to (one day) manage Real Madrid. He would never have worked under Perez because of his insistance of only signing big name players but with a new president, the mentality of the club could be different.

The Liverpool boss is never going to come out and criticise his current employers but it's no secret that he feels slightly frustrated that moves for some targets collapsed because of the club's refusal to pay an extra couple of million here and there.

With rumours of the club only having £10million to spend in the summer, plus money from any sales, this could prove a decisive time for the boss.

We'd like to think that Rafa won't even consider leaving Anfield but having already won the European Cup in his first season, he knows he has a lot to live up to and if he's unable to build on the success of Istanbul because his hands are tied, then that surely leaves him wondering if the club genuinely shares his ambition.

It would be wrong to suggest that the club doesn't want to win everything, of course they do but in 2001 Liverpool failed to build on their success on and off the pitch and in 2005 that appears to have been the case again. That extra bit of clout is missing and it would make a huge difference in the transfer market.

Look what has been achieved so far. Imagine what we could be like had Rafa been allowed to sign 2 or 3 more world class players.

We wouldn't hit the panic button just yet but to suggest Real Madrid pose no threat would be foolish.

Next week Rafa and chief executive Rick Parry will sit down and discuss the summer's targets. Let's hope that more than £10million is pledged... and then found.

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Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez is having pressure applied on him not to play Djibril Cisse because of financial implications, claims a football writer in France.

  
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Speaking on France Bleu this week, Jean-Jacques Florent suggested that Djibril Cisse wasn't figuring at Anfield because if he exceeds a set number of appearances, a payment clause relating to his transfer from Auxerre would be triggered.

Florent said: "It is not good how Liverpool are destroying this man. It is money, that is the cause and Auxerre do not want to be ignored.

"His coach maybe does not like what he can do or feels he can not play him because of certain conditions.

"Cisse will leave Liverpool at the end of the championship (season)."

We don't know much about Florent but from a quick look around the net, it would appear that he is connected to Auxerre in some capacity.

Cisse isn't everyone's cup of tea but in fairness, unlike Morientes, he hasn't had much of a chance of late to impress. We haven't hidden our feelings about this.

However, to make such a bold claim just doesn't ring true. Cisse isn't playing, we hope, purely because of tactical reasons and nothing more. Even we can accept that. So too it would seem does Djibril who remains upbeat about the future even though he's started earning the nickname of the Judge because he spends so much time on the bench.

The quotes above have been translated and that should be taken into consideration.

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How would you like to win a pair of tickets for our home Premiership clash with Fulham PLUS a commemorative LFC Champions League final shirt in its own presentation box?  
Every month on Liverpoolfc.tv we give away brilliant prizes for ridiculously low prices in our online reverse auctions.
  
This month's lucky winner will be celebrating winning two tickets to our rearranged game with Fulham on March 15 along with a limited edition European Cup shirt following our glorious victory in Istanbul.
  
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Rafael Benitez is hoping to persuade coach Paco Herrera to stay at Anfield beyond the end of this season.  
Liverpool's reserve team manager is planning to return to Spain in the summer for personal reasons.
  
However, Benitez is hoping a solution can be found which will result in Herrera continuing his excellent work for the Reds.
  
"We are talking about Paco's future because he is an important person for us and he's doing a very good job," said Benitez.
  
"It's a possibility he will stay, but it's also possible he will return to Spain because his family is there. We are thinking about a possible solution."

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Liverpool FC have released the following details for the FA Cup 1/4 final with Birmingham  
F.A. Cup 6th Round
  
Birmingham City v Liverpool
To be played at St Andrews, Birmingham
On Tuesday 21st March 2006 Kick off 7.45 pm
  
Liverpool Football Club have received an allocation of 3957 tickets for this ALL ticket fixture priced as follows;-
  
Season Ticket Holders
Adult £20
Child £5 (under 16)
Over 65s £5
  
Non-Season Ticket Holders
Adult £25
Child£10 (under 16)
Over 65s £10
  
Ticket Allocation
  
Season Ticket holders who purchased tickets for BOTH Portsmouth on 29.01.06 and Luton on 07.01.06.
Tue 7th March 2006
  
Season Ticket holders and Fancard Holders who purchased tickets for EITHER Portsmouth on 29.01.06 OR Luton on 07.01.06.
Thurs 9th March 2006
  
All remaining Season Ticket Holders.
Mon 13th March 2006
  
We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
  
Selling Arrangements
  
The above tickets will be available for purchase at the Ticket Office, by postal application or on the FA Cup credit card line, telephone number 0870 220 0056.
  
The Fan Card must be presented when applying at the Ticket Office and in the case of postal applications or telephone applications the fan card number must be quoted, telephone bookings will require the applicants address to be confirmed and are subject to a booking fee of 90p per ticket.
  
Executive Box Holders, Centenary, Premier and Executive members should contact the Corporate Sales Department.
  
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Please note telephone booking lines will open at 10.30am on Tuesday 7 March 2006.
  
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Award-winning local comedian and Reds fanatic John Bishop talks perms, New Romantics and why his doppleganger Jamie Carragher is much cooler than Evel Knievel and Elvis Presley...  


  
Who are yer?
  
At some point in everyone's life you want to look like one of your heroes. I don't mean super-heroes, every man and boy has wanted to look like Superman or Batman and every woman or little girl has wanted to look like WonderWoman (some men have wanted to look like WonderWoman and one night in a bar in Amsterdam one of them came very close to achieving it, but that is another story).
  
What I mean is the desire to look like people you admire, which is something that changes over time.
  
Between the ages of 7 and 11 I really wanted to look like Evil Kenevil or Elvis Presley. But by the time I started senior school I realised I didn't know what Evel Knievel looked like because he wore his crash helmet all the time, and that perhaps it wasn't so cool to look like someone who made his living being scraped off the floor. As for Elvis, he was dead by then but I had began to see that despite the hair, the kung-fu moves and the great songs, he was a fat bloke and no matter how big the icon, a fat bloke is not something you should aspire too as a child. So I dumped the idea of looking like men in jump suits and thought the best people to look like would be footballers.
  
This was the late seventies and early eighties. It was a terrible phase in the history of the British game and Liverpool as a club suffered more than most. Like many fans I would stand on the terrace and have the constant nagging thought that to be like my heroes on the pitch I would have to get a perm. Not a demi-wave or 'curling-tonges-flick' but a tight white mans afro. But as I was to later discover with WonderWoman in a bar in Amsterdam, there are some things I just can't make myself do, even if they are a good idea at the time.
  

The Bish and his LFC heroes
Like many fans I would stand on the terraces and have the constant nagging thought that to be like my heroes on the pitch I would have to get a perm. Not a demi-wave or 'curling-tonges-flick' but a tight white mans afro. But as I was to later discover with WonderWoman in a bar in Amsterdam, there are some things I just can't make myself do, even if they are a good idea at the time.
So I entered my late teens and early adulthood without anyone I thought I could look like. New Romantics where everywhere but I have never been comfortable with the idea of dressing like a pirate in make up, and so I entered fatherhood looking like everyone else; trainers, jeans or track suits and the same hair cut I have had since I was 14.
I was happy with this. I had kids that looked similar to me and I looked like my Dad and our Eddie and that was fine. Then I started doing stand up comedy (not something that was planned but something I fell into thankfully after my Elvis phase, I would hate to try and get away with it in a white jump suit!) and on occasion when I was working in Liverpool people would shout out the name of Jamie Carragher. At first I took no notice to this because it beat being called Bez from the Happy Mondays which seemed to happen in other cities.
  
Then a few years ago Liverpool started a comedy festival and Granada Reports wanted to have comedian to report on it rather than a reporter, so they asked me. It was a short slot interviewing a few people and telling everyone in the Granada region that they should come to Liverpool because we are dead funny, although I shudder to think what people in Ramsbottom made of it!
  
The piece was on for around 112 seconds (I know because my Mum recorded it and timed it!) and itwent out on a Wednesday night.
  
That weekend I was playing at the Baby Blue bar in the Albert dock. The way it was set up then was that comedy would run until 11 o'clock and then other punters could come in. It had a reputation for footballers coming in later in the night and so it was not unusual to see girls coming in after 11 looking like they live in Santa Barbara but who just arrived in a mini bus from Kirkby.
  
I was standing at the bar when a young lad came over with his girlfriend and asked for my autograph. This had never happened to me before, but then I had never been on Granada Reports before so I just assumed it was all part of my 112 seconds of fame. As a person I can never ask for an autograph, I just feel stupid doing it and so I wanted to get it right for my new fans and put them at ease.
  
"Of course I will...what do you want me to put?"
  
"Just to Peter and Ang please, and can we have a photo?"
  
"No problem Peter, mate."
  

The Bish on being Carra
There is a part of me that goes the games and sits there and thinks if I buy a kit with Carragher on the back, maybe, just maybe, I could get on for a half. So if one week he looks a bit heavy and slower than usual and has his name in sequins on the back, look a bit closer you never know...
The picture was taken, I borrowed a pen and on the back of a beer mat wrote 'To Peter and Ang all the best J...'
  
As it was my first I autograph hesitated in writing my name at the 'J' of 'John' and just checked if they wanted anything else.
  
"No, just Jamie Carragher will do."
  
That is when it hit me. My 112 seconds was only important in my Mum's house and these people thought I was someone else. If I turned around and said I was not Jamie Carragher then he would quite rightly say "What are you signing autographs for?" and responding by saying "I thought you had seen me on Granada Reports for 112 seconds" seemed a bit weak.
  
I just thought I had no choice but to be Jamie Carragher. So I wrote 'Jamie C...'.and it was then I realised I didn’t know how to spell Carragher!
  
I have since met Jamie a few times and I even met his brother Paul, and I can honestly say I look more like Jamie than Paul does. I also have a picture of him with my youngest son so if things go sour at home I know where to send the CSA!
  
But there is a part of me that goes the games and sits there and thinks if I buy a kit with Carragher on the back, maybe, just maybe, I could get on for a half. So if one week he looks a bit heavy and slower than usual and has his name in sequins on the back, look a bit closer you never know...

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Steve Finnan has today strongly denied claims that he racially abused Patrice Evra during Liverpool's Premiership clash at Manchester United in January.  
Two fans made the accusations to Manchester police that they had lip-read Finnan using a racist taunt while watching the game on television.
  
The allegation has since been rejected by Liverpool officials after they employed a lip-reader to study video evidence from the game, with a club spokesman saying 'there's absolutely no evidence to back up this outrageous slur'.
  
Finnan admits he has been hurt by the accusations and insists he would never use such language.
  
He told Liverpoolfc.tv: "I was astonished when I heard of the accusations and I categorically deny them.
  
"It was disappointing to read the stories in the press. To suggest I would use racist language is very hurtful.
  
"I don't really feel I should have to come out and say I didn't say this or I didn't say that, but because of what has been said and written I think it's important I do respond and set the record straight. I didn't say what has been alleged. It's all lies."

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Steve Finnan is hopeful of recovering from a neck injury in time to face Charlton at Anfield tomorrow.  
Finnan was forced to pull out of Ireland's midweek friendly with the injury he sustained against Manchester City last weekend.
  
The Liverpool full back has been receiving intensive treatment since returning from Dublin and is keeping his fingers crossed he'll be able to face Alan Curbishley's men as the Reds look for the result which will take them into second place in the Premiership table.
  
"I picked up the injury last weekend but the good news is it's improving every day," he said.
  
"I joined up with the Irish squad in midweek hoping I'd be able to be involved against Sweden but it didn't settle down in time. I came back to Melwood where I've been having treatment over the last couple of days and it's definitely getting better now.
  
"I want to be involved on Saturday but we'll have to see how it goes in training first. If everything goes okay then I should be okay to be involved.
  
"I'm like any player in that I don't want to miss any games at the moment because we have so much to play for in two cup competitions and the Premiership."
  
The visit of Charlton Athletic to Anfield this weekend gives the Reds an early opportunity to make amends for their disappointing 2-0 defeat at The Valley last month.
  
"It's good that this game has come around so quickly because the performance down there is still fresh in our minds," added Finnan.
  
"We're at home this time and I'm sure we'll be looking to make up for what was a disappointing display at their place.
  
"We also know that if we win then we'll go three points clear of Manchester United in second place because they don't play until Monday night. It will be nice to put some pressure on them."

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Bolo Zenden has revealed how Djibril Cisse's astonishing comeback last season is serving as an inspiration for him as he continues to recover from a cruciate knee ligament injury.  
To watch an exclusive interview with Zenden at Melwood, click here>>
  
Liverpool's Dutch star is still weeks away from playing competitive football again after sustaining the injury against Real Betis towards the end of last year.
  
The Reds expect to be without Zenden for the rest of this season, but he remembers the same fears were expressed about Cisse last year before he made a speedier than expected recovery and ended up scoring one of the all-important penalties during the Champions League final in Istanbul.
  
The 29 year old midfielder has just started light jogging again at Melwood as he steps up his rehabilitation work, and he's now hoping the Reds continue to deliver the goods on the field as an extended season will give him a greater chance of returning before the campaign comes to an end.
  
He told Liverpoolfc.tv: "Obviously my injury is different to Djibril's but it's true to say that the way he came back from his problems is an inspiration for any footballer.
  
"He made a fantastic recovery and then went on to play in the Champions League final. It goes to show that anything is possible. You have to have targets and one of mine is to play again this season. Whether that will be possible I don't know, it's like having a coin on its side and seeing which way it will fall.
  
"My rehab is going well so far. It's a long process but we're on schedule and I'm pleased there haven't been any setbacks. I'm not able to do any running yet, but I have started light jogging at a slow pace. I'm doing a lot of gym work to strengthen the leg as well.
  
"Obviously the more successful the boys are then the more games we'll have to play and the longer the season will be. That will give me more of a chance to come back this year. At the same time the more games we have then the more interest there is around the club and the greater the frustration is for me in not being involved.
  
"The Liverpool fans are always singing that we're going to win the Champions League for the sixth time in Paris. If that were to happen - and if I could repeat what Djibril achieved last year - then it would be a dream ending to the season for me."

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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-3 05:16 PM
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez is having pressure applied on him not to play Djibril Cisse because of financial implications, claims a football writer in France.

  
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