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Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-11 12:30 AM
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隻隻價位都咁低既-.-""

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摩記黎係咪唔洗錢-.-??

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Liverpool are in pole position to reach the final of the FA Youth Cup after goals from Jack Hobbs and Craig Lindfield gave them a hard fought 2-1 win over Southampton in the 1st Leg of the Semi Final at Anfield tonight.  
Steve Heighway's side took charge of this match with two goals in the opening 13 minutes and although McGoldrick pulled one back for Southampton they will be pleased to be taking a lead to St Mary's for the return after a tough match.
  
The young Reds swept aside Carlisle 6-0 in the last round, but they will have expected a much tougher assignment against a Southampton side that went all the way to the final last year before being beat by Ipswich.
  
It was the Saints who threatened first when McGoldrick hit a long range shot over in the first minute, but Liverpool were soon making inroads of their own when some good control and a smart pass from Anderson almost created a chance for Lindfield.
  
That proved to be a sign of things to come because the Reds soon took a 6th minute lead through defender Jack Hobbs. It came when Adam Hammill won a free kick on the left and he picked himself up to cross to Hobbs, who finished into the top corner with a clever flick of the boot.
  
The goal was a catalyst for a series of Liverpool attacks and they doubled their advantage in the 13th minute through Craig Lindfield. Lindfield was the hero of the last round when he scored a hat trick and he was on the scoresheet again tonight when sliding in to convert Barnett's cross.
  
The Reds were well on top, but Southampton did come here with a good reputation and they slowly managed to claw their way back into the game and McGoldrick had a shot deflected just wide.
  
But while the Saints were playing with a lot of promise, it was still Liverpool who were creating the game's most dangerous moments and Lindfield almost made it 3-0 in the 35th minute. The chance came when Paul Anderson, whose pace was to cause problems all evening, sped down the right and crossed to Lindfield, who stabbed the ball just the wrong side of the post.
  
The second half kicked off with Southampton in the ascendancy and they got themselves back into the game in the 54th minute when David McGoldrick ran through to make it 2-1 with a low finish. There was no disputing Saints' supremacy in the first quarter of the second period and it took a great save from Roberts to stop Dutton-Black making it 2-2 soon after.
  
The Saints continued to press hard for an equalizer and De Carvalho and McGoldrick both went close as the Reds struggled to wrest control of midfield. Heighway replaced Parsonage with the fresh legs of Ryan after 70 minutes as his side attempted to regain the poise they had in the first half.
  
But it was their visitors who continued to carve out the better chances and they again came close to equalizing in the 81st minute when Dutton-Black's long range effort came back off the inside of the post and flashed across the face of the goal.
  
Liverpool responded with an attack of their own and Anderson forced the Saints' keeper into a good save with a left footed shot. But Heighway sensed that further fresh legs were needed and he replaced Lindfield with Nardiello late on.
  
In the end the Reds had done enough to merit their victory and they will travel to Southampton in seven days time with a real chance of making their first FA Youth Cup Final since 1996.

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There is a little bit of history attached to our next Premiership game. It will be the last time we play at Highbury in the League as the Gunners prepare for their move to the new Emirates Stadium.  


  
Highbury, with its famous Marble Halls, remains one of my favourite grounds. I've always enjoyed going there. The entrance to the Main Stand has a real touch of class.
  
Arsenal v Liverpool games inevitably have an edge. I'm sure this one will have a special meaning for both sets of fans. Arsenal supporters are revelling in every match at Highbury right now as the countdown continues. The famous stadium will soon be just a memory, but it highlights the challenge facing all Premier clubs and that includes Liverpool.
  
We are all working tirelessly to generate new and improved revenues so that we can continue to compete at the highest level.
  
We have seen the likes of Bolton, Sunderland and Middlesbrough all grasping the nettle and leaving historic old venues for new homes, but "old" is the key word in the case of these clubs. Roker Park, Burnden Park and Ayresome Park had all seen better days and had each reached the end of their sell-by dates.
  
That is not the case with Highbury. It's still one of the great venues, but its limited capacity has forced the Gunners to take this step.
  
Many people have suggested that the investment in the new stadium has prevented the Gunners from maintaining their impetus on the pitch. I'm not sure if the two are connected although I'm sure Arsenal would have preferred to leave Highbury on a real high. Unfortunately, there are no guarantees in football.
  
It forcibly reminds you that the number one priority is always success on the pitch.
  
I don't think we will ever see England back at Anfield
  
It's always a surreal experience when you hand your football stadium over to a third party for a major event. It was no different last week when Anfield became FA headquarters for the day as England prepared to take on Uruguay.
  
You are used to standing to attention for "You'll Never Walk Alone" and revelling in the sea of red around our famous stadium. When you hear Cockney accents on the Kop, listen to an operatic rendition of the national anthems and check out banners highlighting an array of towns and villages on the English map, you know that it's home - but not as you know it.
  
Of course, we were delighted that Anfield proved to be a winning stage as Sven-Goran Erikkson's men continued to edge towards that crucial World Cup challenge in Germany.

Parry on England's LFC influence
We all wish England well in Germany. Peter Crouch has stated his case to be included. Steven Gerrard, and Jamie Carragher are already stalwarts in the squad. Meanwhile, Sammy Lee and Ray Clemence exert their influence in the background, having been brought up on a quality diet of Shankly, Paisley and Fagan - three of the greatest managers of all time.

What is remarkable is the fact that Sven, who steps aside after the summer tournament, will never have managed an England team at Wembley.
  
Former Kop hero Kevin Keegan was the last international boss to lead the country at the national stadium. Of course, that game is remembered for another Anfield-related stat. Dietmar Hamann became the last player to score at Wembley as Germany ruined the farewell party under the old Twin Towers.
  
In the five years since that game, with the stadium demolished and England effectively on tour throughout the provinces, international matches have been staged at Anfield on three occasions.
  
Sven actually watched his first ever competitive game as England boss at Anfield, a World Cup qualifier against Finland in 2001. The international side returned here the following year for a friendly against Paraguay.
  
The Uruguay friendly, to be followed by further preparation games against Jamaica and Hungary at Old Trafford, could be the last time England step outside of London for a home game.
  
After the World Cup it will be Wembley all the way, not least to help cover the astronomical costs of the new venue. I don't think we will ever see England back at Anfield and so keep your matchday programme from last week. It could become a real collectors' item.
  
I was delighted to see Peter Crouch rise to score a tremendous equaliser against Uruguay. It was a great header and he got a tremendous salute from the fans, all very different from the reception he got at Old Trafford in a previous game.
  
We all wish England well in Germany. Peter has stated his case to be included. Steven Gerrard, and Jamie Carragher are already stalwarts in the squad. Meanwhile, Sammy Lee and Ray Clemence exert their influence in the background, having been brought up on a quality diet of Shankly, Paisley and Fagan - three of the greatest managers of all time.

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Liverpoolfc.tv can reveal that the team most Liverpudlians would like to see succeed the Reds as Kings of Europe is Barcelona.  
Following our disappointing exit from the competition in midweek dreams of sixth European Cup coming home to roost at Anfield have been put on hold for another year.
  
But with the quarter-final and semi-final draw taking place today Liverpool fans have declared that their Champions League support is now with the Catalan giants.
  
In a poll that has been running on this website since Thursday morning, almost 2,500 voted overwhelmingly in favour of Barca when we asked which club they'd now most like to see crowned European Champions for 2006.
  
Second, with 50 per cent less votes, came Sunday's Premiership opponents and the last surviving British side Arsenal, then Gerard Houllier's Lyon and our last sixteen conquerors Benfica.

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Academy coach John Owens is hoping the grand surroundings of Anfield can once again inspire the Liverpool youngsters to another impressive FA Youth Cup win tonight.  
The Reds youth team take on Southampton in the semi-final first leg, having already enjoyed victories in front of the Kop against Cardiff, Ipswich and Carlisle in this season's competition.
  
And with a place in the final for the first time since 1996 at stake, Owen is relishing this latest test against last year's runners-up.
  
"Sometimes Anfield can enthuse the opposition as well as our own players to play there. It is a big game," he says.
  
"It will be no different from the other games we have played. But there are things that are different that make the Youth Cup special.
  
"It is a knock-out, it is another night-time game with the floodlights, playing at Anfield with a bit more of a crowd than they are used to - it all adds to the occasion.
  
"They have to enjoy those, but also block it out once the game starts and try and play their best individually and as a team. Then also you hope for that bit of luck that gets you the right result.
  
"We need to try and get playing our own game. There are no heavy tactical plans, like getting 1-0 up and defending. We'll just try and play our normal game.
  
"It will be similar to the Ipswich game. Ipswich was tough and Dave Roberts in goal had a very good game. I remember two saves in particular. It was very close and this one will be the same. We have watched Southampton and they are a very good side."

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Liverpool goalkeeper Scott Carson has joined Championship side Sheffield Wednesday on loan for a month. The deal is effective from today.  
The 20-year-old travelled to Hillsborough today and final clearance should now come from the Premier League this afternoon. The former Leeds keeper will reinforce an Owls back line that has had only one senior goalkeeper since David Lucas injured his knee ligaments at Millwall last month. Carson has made nine appearances for the Reds, including two Champions League outings this season, and will wear number 22.

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Liverpool FC have released the following ticket information.  
Barclays Premiership
  
West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool
  
To be played at The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
On Saturday 01 April 2006, Kick Off 5.15pm
  
Liverpool Football Club have received an allocation of 2713 stand tickets for this ALL ticket fixture priced as follows;-
  
Adult £35
Over 65s £20
Child £16 (under 16)
  
Ticket Allocation
  
Tickets will be available to Season Ticket holders based on attendance at Premier League away fixtures during Season 2004-2005 on the following days,
  
Attendance at 10 or more games
Thursday 16 March 8.15am-5.30pm
  
Attendance at 8 or more games
Friday 17 March 8.15am-5.30pm
  
Attendance at 6 or more games
Monday 20 March 8.15am-5.30pm
  
The allocation of tickets will be subject to availability and while stocks last.
  
Tickets will be available for personal application at the Ticket Office, by postal application and credit card bookings on Telephone Number 0870 787 2000. The Fan Card must be presented when applying at the Ticket Office and in the case of postal applications or telephone applications the number must be quoted, telephone bookings will require the applicants address to be confirmed and are subject to a booking fee.
  
Please do not apply if you do not meet the required criteria, any queries regarding the Fan Card please telephone 0870 220 2345.
  
We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
  
Executive Box holders, Centenary, Premier and Executive members should contact the Corporate Sales Department.
  
Please note that telephone booking lines will open at 8.30am Monday – Friday.
  
10.03.06

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John Arne Riise is facing up to three weeks on the sidelines with the hip injury that kept him out of Wednesday's Champions League tie against Benfica.  
Riise sustained the injury in last weekend's goalless draw with Charlton and was ruled out of the midweek European tie as a result.
  
Now Rafael Benitez has confirmed that he expects to be without the Norwegian international for the next couple of weeks.
  
The Liverpool boss, however, has better news to report regarding Momo Sissoko.
  
The Mali midfielder suffered a serious eye injury in the first leg of the Champions League tie against Benfica and initial fears were that he'd be out for the remainder of the season.
  
Sissoko is now back training at Melwood and Benitez says: "Hopefully we'll see him back soon. His injury has been a problem for us because when he plays he gives more freedom to other players.
  
"But I've seen him running and touching the ball at Melwood this week, which was a welcome surprise."
  
Benitez also added that he's hopeful Sami Hyypia will be fit for Sunday's trip to Arsenal, after the big Finn missed the last two games with a hamstring injury.
  
"Sami is better. He's not yet 100% but I hope to see him fit for the weekend. He's training and improving."

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As the Liverpool youth team make their final preparations for tonight's FA Youth Cup semi-final first leg against Southampton, we present to you the potential Kop stars of the future...  
David Roberts
  
Position: Goalkeeper
Date of birth: 10/12/88
  
A strong willed keeper from the Wirral who was part of last season's under-16 squad. Dave is a highly promising custodian and one of the lynchpins of his age group. His form this season has been impressive, especially in the Youth Cup.
  
Josh Mimms
  
Position: Goalkeeper
Date of birth: 5/8/89
  
Son of former Everton and Tottenham keeper Bobby, like his dad Josh is a goalkeeper and hails from Rotherham. He joined the club during the summer of 2005 and is the youngest full-time scholar at the Academy.
  
Stephen Darby
  
Position: Right-back and captain
Date of birth: 6/10/88
  
Maghull-born Stephen is of slight build but can more than hold his own when up against big strong opposition players. Boasting a good positional sense, he reads the game well and is very clever with his distribution of the ball. Stephen can also play at left back.
  
Jordan Holmes
  
Position: Right-back
Date of birth: 12/1/88
  
A right-back who can also play at centre-half, Jordan joined the Academy aged 14. He likes to attack, can cross a ball well and boasts pace among is many other attributes.
  
Godwin Antwi
  
Position: Centre-back
Date of birth: 7/6/88
  
Ghanaian defender who joined the Reds from Real Zaragoza in the summer of 2005. Tough and uncompromising, he's a regular in the reserve side and has also operated as an emergency centre-forward at times this season.
  
Jack Hobbs
  
Position: Centre-back
Date of birth: 18/8/88
  
Highly-rated defender who joined the Reds last summer from Lincoln City following a successful trial spell at Melwood. Another reserve team regular, he can also play in the centre of midfield. Regarded as a hot prospect.
  
Robbie Threlfall
  
Position: Centre-back
Date of birth: 25/11/88
  
Operates on the left side of the central defensive partnership, Robbie is an intelligent footballer who hails from the Woolton area of Liverpool. An excellent passer of the ball, he reads the game well and would much prefer to find a team-mate than lump a long ball out of defence.
  
Miki Roque
  
Position: Centre-back
Date of birth: 8/7/88
  
Spanish youngster recruited from Lleida before the start of the current campaign. Highly-regarded as a bright prospect, he can also operate in midfield but is only just returning from a hamstring injury sustained in recent reserve win over Everton.
  
Ben Parsonage
  
Position: Winger
  
The only schoolboy member of the current Youth team squad, Ben is a right-sided player who has been in good form for the under-16s this season. Made his debut at this level in the previous round against Carlisle and showed enough to suggest he has a bright future ahead of him.
  
Ryan Flynn
  
Position: Centre-midfield
Date of birth: 4/9/88
  
A central midfield player who can also play out wide, Ryan is from Falkirk and joined the Reds during the summer of 2005. He has a great attitude and is a real hard worker with a good touch.
  
Charlie Barnett
  
Position: Right-midfield
Date of birth: 19/9/88
  
Hailing from the Everton area of the city, Charlie may be a boyhood Blue but his commitment to the Reds has never been in doubt. A right-sided midfielder he is excellent on the ball, fast and a good dribbler.
  
Jimmy Ryan
  
Position: Centre-midfield
Date of birth: 6/9/88
  
Maghull-born Jimmy can boast a good work-rate and strong shot among his many attributes. A never-say-die competitor, he has come through from last season's under-16s side and is a quality player.
  
Paul Barrett
  
Position: Left-midfield
Date of birth: 15/9/87
  
Joined the Reds Academy after being released by Manchester City in September 2004. Quickly established himself as a regular in the under-18 side and was soon turning out for the reserves. An exciting and creative player, he's equally adept at beating defenders or executing a killer pass.
  
Adam Hammill
  
Position: Winger
Date of birth: 25/1/88
  
A left-winger from Seaforth with great potential, Adam has just started training on a full-time basis at Melwood. Loves to take on defenders and is also a good crosser of the ball. A regular member of the reserve team squad and a very good prospect.
  
Paul Anderson
  
Position: Winger
Date of birth: 23/7/88
  
Talented winger who signed for Liverpool before Christmas from Hull City in a swap deal that saw John Welsh move in the opposite direction. Fast, strong and skilful, he's made impressive progress since and was named among the substitutes for the first team's recent Champions League tie at home to Benfica.
  
Michael Burns
  
Position: Left-midfield
Date of birth: 4/10/88
  
A left sided midfielder from Widnes, Michael possesses a really good touch, is capable of whipping in dangerous crosses and can pass the ball well. Has come through from last season's under-16 squad and is pushing hard for a place in the England set-up.
  
Ryan Wignall
  
Position: Centre-midfield/striker
Date of birth: 12/3/89
  
A small central midfielder who can also be used in attack if required, Ryan is from Toxteth and is one of the youngest members of the 2005/06 under-18 squad
  
Michael Nardiello
  
Position: Striker
Date of birth: 9/5/89
  
A big, strong, powerful centre forward who can put himself about, Michael is from Torquay and was formerly with Manchester United. An England youth international he signed for Liverpool during the summer of 2005 and is another Academy player to appear for the reserves this season.
  
Jonathon Pringle
  
Position: Striker
Date of birth: 21/6/89
  
Strong and stocky, Jonathan is a striker from the Wirral who can also play in the centre of midfield. A member of last season's under-16s team, he is a talented player who can make things happen.
  
James Frayne
  
Position: Striker
Date of birth: 27/9/87
  
The nephew of former Liverpool goalkeeper David James is a pacy striker who has also appeared at reserve level. He has a fiery temperment on the field and a good will to win attitude.
  
Craig Lindfield
  
Position: Striker
Date of birth: 7/9/88
  
A tall, slim striker from the Wirral, Craig possesses fine aerial ability and has come through the ranks at the Academy. He can lead the line well and has so far netted five times during this season's Youth Cup campaign, including a hat-trick against Carlisle in the previous round.

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Liverpool's youngsters face Southampton in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup semi-final at Anfield tonight, and we are delighted to announce you can watch the full match live on this website.  
The match kicks-off at 7.30pm tonight and we offer live one-camera video coverage of the tie.
  
Steve Heighway's team beat Carlisle United 6-0 in the quarter-final to earn the right to face the Saints in the two legged semi-final.
  
e-Season Ticket holders please note that this match will not be presented within the e-Season Ticket console but is accessible by clicking the link below.
  
Sign up for an annual e-Season Ticket today and you'll not only be able to access the best premium video content offering of any football club in the world but you'll also qualify for a brilliant free gift from liverpoolfc.tv.
  
Supporters who take advantage of the special offer will be able to choose from a DVD of Liverpool's Double-clinching FA Cup final victory over local rivals Everton or an exclusive 'We all dream of a team of Carraghers' t-shirt.
  
For those who prefer to wear their love of LFC on their backs, why not choose the t-shirt designed exclusively for new e-Season Ticket holders (oh, and Carragher himself, who was so delighted with the design he nabbed 10 for his friends and family!). Celebrating the legend that is Jamie Carragher and based on the 'Yellow Submarine'-style chant of 'We all dream of a team of Carraghers', the t-shirt comes in Small, Medium, Large and Extra-Large sizes.

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昨天凌晨，英超豪門利物浦在歐冠1/8第二回合主場0-2不敵本菲卡，以總比分0-3慘遭淘汰，失去了衛冕機會。上賽季冠軍止步於8強已經令人大跌眼鏡了，更嚴重的是，紅軍竟然在兩回合比賽中一球未進！有關利物浦“鋒無力”的討論已經進行了很久，此前賓尼迪斯一直堅稱：前鋒們一定會振作。這一次愛斯賓奴也服軟了，他上任以來第一次承認：今夏要給鋒線動手術。

　　“一支球隊要提高實力，當然要尋找更好的球員，改進那些需要改進的地方。”賓尼迪斯說，“賽季結束後，所有俱樂部都想簽下新的球員。”

　　“鋒無力”的現象在歐冠主場遭本菲卡羞辱後達到高潮。海皮亞的受傷令紅軍防守受創，再加上鋒線破門乏術，紅軍在安菲爾德體味出局痛苦。賓尼迪斯說：“我們只剩下兩個戰場，排兵布陣方面更容易了些。比賽場次減少了，可以更多地讓主力球員出場。”

　　賓尼迪斯所指的不止是謝拉特，還有鋒線球員，最近一段時間，賓尼迪斯一直實施輪換制，事實上也是被迫的，前鋒們都找不到感覺，只能輪番上場試驗。現在愛斯賓奴要改變策略了，“如果哪個前鋒開張了，或許我會考慮固定人選，讓這對搭檔持續首發，如果還不行，我會想辦法提升鋒線火力。”

　　所謂“想辦法”，就是引援。據《太陽報》透露，華倫西亞球星大衛-比利亞一直是賓尼迪斯的重點目標。他是本賽季球隊的首席射手，屬於“一個賽季可以打進20球的前鋒”，而這種類型的前鋒恰恰是眼下紅軍最急缺的元素。

　　進入賓尼迪斯考慮范圍的還有馬競金童托里斯，不過此人與車路士和阿仙奴都有“瓜葛”，一旦與藍軍和槍手共同競爭，紅軍獲勝的可能性不大。奧雲是另一個可能的人選，昔日安菲爾德金童對紅軍的感情不容置疑，不過他加盟紐卡素還不到一個賽季，喜鵲是否會“放虎歸山”？此外，有人進必然有人出，施斯、摩連迪斯、科拿，下個賽季誰將消失？耐心等待吧，時間會證明一切。

利物浦加西亞

睇黎季真係要奧雲番黎啦

T9

Originally posted by 利物浦奧雲～＝ at 2006-3-11 09:40 AM
睇黎季真係要奧雲番黎啦

買第個唔得咩= =?

Rafael23

甸奴同我隊箖賓菲加!!!.....

賣哂d入唔到波既前鋒走喇

書2童子

Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-11 07:37 AM

隻隻價位都咁低既-.-""

都話我錢少冇計囉:ro11::ro11::ro11:

T9

隻股都無起跌-.-

施斯

你地想邊個前鋒入...邊個前鋒走呀?

T9

摩連一定要走架啦

買古治啦

1出1入

施斯

摩記我覺得係咁多個前鋒最廢...第2係高治...