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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-8 06:40 AM

只可請救我:ma2:

ｏｋ　神你可否請救利物浦－０－

書2童子

睇左流浪對維拉里爾,流浪一出局d fan屎圍毆維拉里爾隊巴@@
流浪真係唔抵

利物浦加西亞

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-8 06:54 AM
睇左流浪對維拉里爾,流浪一出局d fan屎圍毆維拉里爾隊巴@@
流浪真係唔抵

－０－你夠　華達唔抵＝－＝

T9

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-7 10:53 PM



問大耳窿借咪得囉:)3

問你借好嗎:D5

利物浦加西亞

Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-8 07:05 AM

問你借好嗎:D5

－０－你唔還　佢勢力由香港到蘇格ｘ都有　小心ｄ好

T9

Originally posted by 利物浦奧雲～＝ at 2006-3-8 07:09 AM

－０－你唔還　佢勢力由香港到蘇格ｘ都有　小心ｄ好

最多潛水一排

利物浦加西亞

Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-8 07:14 AM

最多潛水一排

＝－＝英國ｄ　海國好勁＝－＝小心

T9

Originally posted by 利物浦奧雲～＝ at 2006-3-8 07:19 AM

＝－＝英國ｄ　海國好勁＝－＝小心

我大飛搞掂佢:D3

奧雲仔仔

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-8 06:54 AM
睇左流浪對維拉里爾,流浪一出局d fan屎圍毆維拉里爾隊巴@@
流浪真係唔抵

我冇睇=.=~~~
睇左半場車仔訓左
今日test~maths~~
ga60個mc用左半個鐘做完訓覺=.=
好魚.....

T9

今晚無得睇利記/__\

銀~龍

Originally posted by 利物浦奧雲～＝ at 2006-3-8 07:05 AM

－０－你夠　華達唔抵＝－＝

華達係咩黎-___-??
雲達咁樣出局,真係-.-....

銀~龍

Originally posted by 奧雲仔仔 at 2006-3-8 03:19 PM

我冇睇=.=~~~
睇左半場車仔訓左
今日test~maths~~
ga60個mc用左半個鐘做完訓覺=.=
好魚.....

姐係唔識-.-??

銀~龍

With just hours to go until kick-off, Liverpoolfc.tv speaks with Robbie Fowler about tonight's Champions League showdown with Benfica at Anfield.  


  
Liverpoolfc.tv: Robbie, as a Liverpool player and fan how do you think tonight is going to compare with some of the great Anfield nights of the past?
  
Robbie Fowler: Obviously what has happened in the past in the past and we've got to look to the future. The Benfica game is probably as important a one as Liverpool have had for a while in terms of getting through to the next round. This will be a massive game, a hard game but we are quietly confident we can overturn it.
  
Nobody wants to go out of the competition, especially the holders after what happened in Istanbul, so is there an extra determination to keep it going?
  
Yes. You've hit the nail on the head as once you win one trophy you want to continue winning that again. To go out as the holders would not be ideal and for me personally and the rest of the lads it's something we are not thinking about.
  
What sort of difference can the Anfield atmosphere make as Benfica also play in a big stadium?
  
I couldn't even tell you but it's been years and years at Anfield with the Liverpool fans making such a difference. It's happened many times when Liverpool have come back from a goal down. I don't know whether the opposition players just freeze or whatever but I'm all for Benfica freezing on the night to be honest!
  
How important is it for you personally to do well as in theory you are on trial here and you need to score goals for your future?
  
Yes it's been documented that I want to stay here for as long as I can now. If I score goals then obviously that will make it difficult for the manager, Rick Parry and the Chairman not to keep me here. If I score goals for Liverpool then I think it will make it difficult for them not to give me another contract so I want to do well and I want to score goals inevery game. Scoring against Benfica would be a good place to start.
  

Having cheered them on as a fan last year all the way to the final, how keen are you to emulate that achievement again?
  
The Champions League is probably one of the biggest cup competitions in the world and you want to do well and win it. I'm no different to any player in the dressing room and I know most of them won it last year, but they want to do it again.
  
In terms of fear of failure how much does that motivate you to drive you on because you are the holders?
  
We have not thought about that to be honest and we are just thinking of winning the game. Even if we are getting beat 1-0 it's only half-time and we've got everything to play for. It's not the most difficult task in the world as many teams have come back from 1-0 down and I think we are capable of doing it.
  
How do you break down what happened in Portugal. Did Benfica put you out of your rhythm or was it a case of you going away and thinking you could win a game like that?
  
I think for large portions we did control the game in Lisbon but they managed to score the goal in the last 10 minutes. It's one of those things and it does happen in European football when a team will stop you from playing and they did their homework on us. Good luck to them, they did their job but we've got to do our job now on Wednesday night.
  
You are at the stage where it's pretty much win or bust as it was against Olympiacos. Some of the players have now got that experience so have they been talking to the other squad members trying to gee them up?
  
They don't need to, to be honest, as we all know as individuals how important this game is and we all want the same thing, so I don't think we need to speak to anyone about how important this game is.
  

Steven Gerrard was saying the other day that watching you in matches and in training he can see the fitness coming back so how do you feel within yourself now?
  
I actually feel a lot better to be honest. I've not actually played that much this year but since I came back here I've probably played in more games than I expected to myself. At the minute I feel good and I'm getting better with every game.
  
Everyone is talking about the lack of goals at the moment, but it was noticeable on Saturday that you were dropping quite deep to pick up possession and then you went on a solo run and an effort that went just wide. Obviously you would like those chances to be coming inside the box and not outside it?
  
Obviously in an ideal world you want chances to be put on a plate for you but sometimes you do have to go looking for yourself and you have to drop deep. It's obviously not ideal as a forward but it's just one of those things. It's been like that in a lot of games when we've had a lot of possession but not scored the goals because the other team has been defending a bit deep.
  
There is a balancing act between scoring and defending as defensively you have been superb haven't you?
  
We've not conceded too many goals this year but it's up to the forwards now and we do need to score more goals, I don't think anyone is hiding from that fact. Benfica is a massive gameand hopefully whoever plays can do the job.
  
The manager has said not to panic and even if it gets to 85 minutes and it's 0-0 there is still time to get the goals?
  
A game lasts 90 minutes plus these days so we have got the time to score goals and if it goes to extra-time then so be it.

銀~龍

David Fairclough looks forward to an exciting week of Champions League football and assesses the merits of each of the teams looking to take the title of European Champions away from Liverpool.  


  
The legendary Kop will again get a chance to play a vital role if Liverpool are to turn around that defeat in Lisbon two weeks ago.
  
Trailing to that one Luisao headed goal now means the Reds may have to pull out something special if they're to advance through this trickiest of ties.
  
Anfield is sure of another red hot atmosphere for a great European night and the 12th man will play a huge part if we are to overturn the first leg deficit. Years ago, returning from a first leg game trailing 1-0 would have been seen as a reasonable result. The approach would have been straightforward - just go out there and score two at home. Not these days however as the game has become much more tactical and a goal behind presents many connotations.
  
The Reds need to approach this one similar to the way they did against Juventus during last year's campaign. Fast out the traps, stun the Portuguese and put them on the back foot. Obviously the position is slightly different because Benfica have something to protect and will try to defend that priceless lead and frustrate the Reds.
  
The Eagles have a counter-attacking style so they'll be reluctant to change that so it will be up to the Reds to get at them as quick as we can and test their resilience. I've not been overly impressed with what I have seen of Benfica; they have been leaking goals, particularly away from home, and it's vital we put the keeper under pressure as we failed to do it in Lisbon.
  

In the build up to this one, much has been made of the fact Liverpool have struggled to score enough goals but much of their general play has been good and we shouldn't forget we have 'big occasion' players. After his first England strike, Peter Crouch's confidence should still be high and we all know Luis Garcia has been a revelation in Europe - perhaps he can reproduce his goal scoring form of last year. And who would rule against Robbie breaking his duck? Rafa is pleased with his progress in training and this could just be the type of occasion he would love to kick-start his return with a classic Fowler strike.
  
After the first legs of the 'Super Sixteen' stage of the Champions League, all the ties are so evenly balanced I didn't spot an outstanding favourite so the competition is wide open. If Liverpool do make it through, who would we most want to face or avoid?
  
There'll be many fancying us to be drawn against Gerard Houllier's Lyon, a team who continue to dominate their domestic league and surprise many with the ease of which they have progressed in Europe. Lyon against PSV was a classic tactical battle between two of Europe's famed coaches, Hiddink v Houillier. I've spoken to Gerard since that first game and he's obviously delighted with the win but explained what a big, physical side the Dutch were and he couldn't believe the pressure Lyon had to withstand. Lyon are taking nothing for granted though and will expect more of the same in the second leg. PSV knocked the French champions out on penalties last season. This time Lyon want revenge and with the benefit of a swerving Juninho free-kick that the Dutch goalie should have done better with, Gerard's side are another team holding a single goal lead.
  
I enjoyed watching the Chelsea and Barcelona tie. Though the Londoners went down to ten men, which handed the Spanish the advantage, they'd already made the brightest start and looked good enough to come away with the win even without the benefit of the extra man. The Catalan's strength lies with their forwards and in Lionel Messi, they look to have a very special talent. In fact, Del Horno was probably grateful to take an early bath! It would be a great surprise to see Barcelona slipping up tonight and if they do get through, they will probably be installed as favourites.
It was mixed fortunes for the Spanish though. No one could have expected to see a visiting Arsenal side pull off the win of the round defeating Real Madrid on their famed Bernebeu pitch. The problems are piling up for Real as much on the pitch as off it, where the resignation of their high-profile President Florentino Perez probably spelled the end of the 'Galacticos' era. With that in mind, the return at Highbury is the only chance of club success this season for Zidane, Beckham and the rest. I've seen Arsenal on a couple of occasions recently and that performance in Spain came completely out of the Blue. They've still got an awful lot to do to knockout Real however and I wouldn't be surprised to see Madrid overturn that first leg deficit.
  
Two of Europe's highest profile players, Michael Ballack and Andriy
Shevchenko, scored in the tie between two of competition's biggest clubs, Bayern Munich and AC Milan. On the occasions I've seen the Germans this year, they still look to be an extremely strong outfit capable of beating anyone. In their new stadium they produce an intimidating atmosphere and the Italians did well to come away with the benefit of an away goal. Bayern coach Felix Magath really thought they were capable of dumping the Italians out but with Shevchenko and Kaka in the Milan line up, Munich will do well to advance to the last eight.
  
My earliest memories of watching the Reds stretch back to the incredible night in 1965 when Liverpool beat Inter 3-1 in a European Cup 1st leg semi-final only to be denied a first ever final appearance when we were dumped out after the extraordinary 2nd leg, when the Reds went down 3-0 in dubious circumstances. It's taken a long time to think of a return to the San Siro but a quarter-final pairing with Inter would bring back plenty of memories of '65 and a chance to gain some recompense. The first round games were full of the greatest names in European football and none more so than Inter visiting Ajax. Forced to come back from a two goal deficit, Inter look like heading for the last eight and who knows, maybe a mouth watering clash with the Reds.
  
If Anfield produces the best European night atmosphere, then Werder Bremen run a close second as their big nights are also spectacular. While they have an attractive and dangerous front line capable of scoring against anyone, their back line is often cast as vulnerable and both characteristics showed up against Juve. The Italians look potential favourites when you consider their attacking options but a look at their ageing back line and midfield - Patrick Vieira apart - could indicate a team not quite as strong as last year. This tie looks to be the most delicately poised. Two late Bremen goals gave them a slender 3-2 lead, but they'll have to show the resilience the Liverpool defence showed in Turin last season to go on. The Italians will probably fancy their chances of getting the goal they need to get through though if Bremen could sneak an away goal, it might be another goal feast.
  
The one remaining tie for me sees the weakest two teams left in the tournament. Rangers travel to Villareal on level terms after their 2-2 draw. Their first game was action-packed but the main discussion point revolved around the Diego Forlan goal. It perfectly summed up the madness currently surrounding the offside law with the Uruguayan clearly offside but coming back onside to finish the move for Villareal's second goal. The Spanish have proved better away from home and the Scots can go there with real hopes of springing a surprise. If they can keep Riquelme quiet, I think they have a chance.
  
It will be a fascinating couple of nights of the best football Europe has to offer and the prospect of a mouth-watering quarter final is within reach for every one of the final 16 teams. Our crown might be tilted slightly but we've come too far to let it fall without a good fight.

銀~龍

Rafael Benitez has once again declared his commitment to Liverpool following weekend speculation that he could be set to quit the club.  
Speaking at this afternoon's press conference to preview the Champions League clash with Benfica, the Reds' boss was asked about reports that he will leave Anfield if a sizeable transfer kitty isn't handed to him in the summer.
  
"You know what my answer is going to be," replied the Liverpool boss. "I am really focussed on the Champions League clash and am not worried about other things. All I am doing now is preparing my team for the game and talking to the players about the match.
  
"I have no problems with the board, with the Chairman or with the chief executive. I am happy here.
  
"All we want to do now is beat Benfica and then afterwards I promise my only thoughts will be on the Arsenal match."

銀~龍

:ro11::ro12::ro11::ro12::ro11::ro12:

新浪評英超28輪最佳撲救：梅瑞(查爾頓)

　　利物浦與曼聯的英超第二名爭奪戰漸入高潮，此番坐鎮安菲爾德主場迎戰實力並不強的查爾頓，紅軍的目標只有一個：3分。可惜他們碰到了一個狀態正佳的梅瑞。查爾頓門將的神奇之處在於，他不僅能防住紅軍克勞奇、施斯、謝拉特等人的輪番攻擊，而且還能擋出自己後衛的“突襲”。

　　第14分鐘，謝拉特右路傳中，赫雷達森倒地鏟球試圖封堵，皮球卻飛向本方大門，梅瑞在已經做出側扑動作的瞬間反身躍起，單掌托出赫雷達森的“射門”！連對方後衛的反戈一擊都沒能幫紅軍破門，90分鐘結束後，利物浦只能吞下平局苦果。

銀~龍

【明報專訊】利物浦矢志收復首回合落後0﹕1的失地，領隊賓尼迪斯表示不擔心球隊近期攻力疲弱的問題，並指一眾前鋒未能入球只是欠運。首回合被踢傷眼部的施素高繼續倦勤，老將希比亞則趕及傷癒鎮守後防，翼鋒路爾斯加西亞亦獲重召攻堅。賓菲加則有米高利復出，為球隊策動反擊。

里昂 Vs 燕豪芬

首回合領先1﹕0的里昂重返主場迎擊燕豪芬，將倚重近4仗都有入球的祖連奴比南布肯奴策動攻勢。里昂因高禾停賽，韋托特將任前鋒，射手卡維則傷癒復出。燕豪芬要繼上屆再淘汰里昂絕不輕易，因該隊在今屆歐聯作客未嘗入球。

銀~龍

(星島日報報道)周三上演的歐聯十六強次回合賽事，利物浦主場迎戰來自葡萄牙的賓菲加。紅軍在首回合雖以○比一不敵對手，但回到主場要收復失地絕對樂觀，小勝賓菲加冇難度，利物浦主勝穩。


　　賓菲加在首回合賽事藉比賽末段的入球，以一球小勝利物浦，而這亦是後者近六仗的唯一失球，反映紅軍縱使近期入球數字偏低，但仍能保持銅牆鐵壁般的防守水準。事實上，利物浦在主場戰績出眾之餘，防守能力比作客更加出眾，在過去十五場主場賽事取得十二勝三和的佳績，當中合共竟然只失掉一球。

　　中路守將希比亞在上周聯賽半場傷出，但其傷勢並無大礙可望於今晚披甲，紅軍有強大「盾牌」支援下，先無後顧之憂，爭勝機會甚大。進攻方面，上場聯賽休息倦勤的路爾斯加西亞，將會獲派上陣，這名西班牙翼鋒在陣下可增加利物浦的進攻板斧。

　　對手賓菲加最近亦連勝三場，然而球隊的作客成績只屬一般，近三場作客賽事兩逢敗績之餘，今屆三場歐聯作客亦未嘗一勝，今晚面對全力搶攻的利物浦，凶多吉少。

[ Last edited by 銀~龍 on 2006-3-8 at 05:59 PM ]

施斯

Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-8 05:31 PM
今晚無得睇利記/__\

點解呀?.--"

T9

Originally posted by 大阿哥 at 2006-3-8 06:35 PM

點解呀?.--"

屋企得有線-.-