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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-14 07:31 PM

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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-14 07:32 PM

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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-14 07:38 PM

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Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-14 07:46 PM



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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-14 07:45 PM

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Originally posted by 奧雲仔仔 at 2006-3-14 11:56 PM
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Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-14 11:31 PM




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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-15 07:33 AM

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Robbie Fowler has backed Liverpool's under-fire strikers to start banging in the goals for the Reds as he dismissed talk of an Anfield crisis as 'nonsense'.  
Fowler is well aware of all that is being said and written about the Reds' inability to hit the back of the net over recent weeks, but he's confident it's only a matter of time before the critics are silenced.
  
"It is unfair to just blame the strikers," said Fowler. "We are all in this together, and we feel responsibility as a team for the lack of goals. There is no point blaming individuals. Nobody is going out there to miss on purpose.
  
"It is easy to drag up statistics saying how long it is since people have scored, but the most important statistic of all is that we are creating chances. Sure, things have gone against us, but they won't for much longer.
  
"If the linesmen had given me the two goals I think should have stood, then we would be in a very different position today. I can't speak for others, but I don't feel any pressure. If I get the chances I won't hide from my responsibility.
  
"I've been around long enough to know that it happens, and that you come through it. We have some incredible talent at this club, and it's nonsense to talk of a crisis.
  
"We felt we would have won at Highbury if Xabi Alonso hadn't been unfairly sent off, and that would have put it into perspective."
  
He added: "I know I have got it in me, I feel confident and I feel as though if I can get in the right positions then I'll put the ball in the net - so long as the linesmen do their job properly! I am fit now, and I feel in decent nick."
  
Fowler is hoping to face Fulham at Anfield tonight and come up against a side he netted five goals against in a League Cup tie back in 1993.
  
He said: "It will bring back some incredible memories for me when Fulham come to Anfield. I never like looking too long at the past, but I know a lot of people will focus on the goals I scored against them.
  
"It was an amazing night. To score five goals on your home debut is something that only happens in comic books - and the funny thingis, I could have had more that night.
  
"I can remember coming into the dressing room afterwards, and our coach Ronnie Moran was telling me how I could have had eight if I'd been a bit more clinical!
  
"It was the perfect start for me, and a lot of the Liverpool fans still want to talk to me about it. I suppose with Fulham coming to Anfield there will be a focus on it, but for me, it's about what happens next that is important, not what happened so long in the past.
  
"I just hope that Tony Warner is playing for them, because we came through the ranks at Anfield together, and we're still great mates. Mind you, I hope he doesn't mind if I wish he has a stinker!"

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Pepe Reina today claimed that Thierry Henry was the difference at the weekend and revealed he'd love nothing more than to have a Liverpool version of the Highbury superstar as an Anfield team-mate.  
Henry was unstoppable at Highbury on Sunday as he twice beat Reina in the Liverpool goal to claim all three points for his side and the former Villareal 'keeper admits he could only stand and applaud the Arsenal striker's skill on the day.
  
"Arsenal are one of the strongest teams we've faced since I joined Liverpool," claims Reina. "Henry and Fabregas are great players but for me, Henry was the key to the game. Without doubt he was their best player. He was involved in every incident and when you have these kinds of player in your team, anything can happen. There is always danger.
  
"He decided the game for them. There aren't many players in the world like him, but I wish we had someone similar. Each moment he had the ball, there was a threat. He caused many problems and in the first half, maybe we were a little afraid of him. In the second half we were better and had some chances, but when you're against Henry you know what can happen."
  
Despite two defeats in the space of a week, Reina believes the season is far from over for the Reds.
  
"We must look forward and fight for our targets," he says. "We must still believe we can catch Manchester United and finish second. We must be positive to ensure we remain in the top four. It's now very important to win on Wednesday. It is a home game and we know it will be a different challenge to yesterday. It's not an easy game, but we need three points. The most important thing is to bounce back and learn from this."

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Thierry Henry has today insisted Liverpool's 'amazing' Steven Gerrard shouldn't be blamed for the Reds' defeat at Highbury on Sunday.  
It was from Gerrard's wayward backpass that Henry intercepted the ball to score Arsenal's winner and condemn Liverpool to their second defeat in a week.
  
The Arsenal striker has admitted he was surprised to capitalise on Gerrard's error, but he insists a player who does as much for a club as Gerrard does for Liverpool shouldn't be criticised for an occasional lapse.
  
"You can't blame Steven Gerrard," said Henry. "He is an amazing player. For example I did not know he was their best goalscorer until I looked in our programme.
  
"Stuff happens. I saw Ronaldo missed a penalty in the last minute on television over the weekend. If you do it once every two years then OK but how many times has Gerrard made Liverpool win? I know he does not do it on his own but he does score some special goals and make some special deliveries.
  
"It is difficult to not point it out because it is the goal that won the game. But he is one of the best players out there.
  
"I was just hanging out there on the edge of the box and the ball came to my feet. Thankfully for us, I managed to finish the job."

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The disappointment we felt after the defeats by Benfica and Arsenal is a measure of the progress we've made under Rafa and the level of expectation of Reds fans.  


  
Unfortunately, I couldn't be at Anfield for the midweek battle with Benfica and instead had to rely on recorded highlights of us surrendering our Champions League crown. While the Reds were struggling to get level with the Portuguese, the only live football available for me while abroad on business was watching Real Madrid failing to find a way past Arsenal.
  
I knew things weren't going well when I received a text from my mate at Anfield informing me things were not going to plan and after going a goal down, the signs looked ominous. I'm sure had we equalised I would have had immediate news and when I didn't receive another text for the rest of the game, I assumed we'd lost.
  
Once the match from Highbury had finished, the other scores were given and I'll admit a 0-2 scoreline stunned the room. Despite missing John Arne Riise and Sami Hyypia, the Reds still should have been good enough to reverse the 1st leg scoreline.
  
Watching the highlights, had I not known the score before hand, I'd have said Liverpool looked poised to draw level at any time before Benfica took the lead. Certainly the Reds started with the right attitude and the chances that were created early on gave everyone hope. At the top level, if you squander your opportunities you are made to pay as taking those chances was a feature of last year's Champions League success.
  
After Arsenal's midweek success over Real Madrid, our last ever visit to Highbury was always going to be tough and now the Reds are badly in need of a lift.
  
I've watched Arsenal three or four times recently and even taking into account the fact they are a team in transition, they have at times looked poor and vulnerable - the exception being that great performance in Madrid - but they refound their best form on Sunday.
  
Key to Arsenal is the form of Thierry Henry and when he wants to play, invariably the Gunner's look a different proposition and there was no mistaking the fact the mercurial Frenchman wanted to play on Sunday. I thought they deserved the win against us even though it came about in the most tragic fashion.
  
For the best part of the game Arsenal looked worthy of their one goal lead even though the Reds had created a couple of excellent
chances in the first half. Ater equalising, I briefly thought we
might be capable of sneaking a second and it almost happened with the Luis Garcia volley. It wasn't to be however and the events of the dying minutes left a sour taste. It was a cruel way to lose the points.
  
It would have been nice to mark our final visit to Highbury with a win as it's a ground where the Reds have had some tough battles down the years. Liverpool have never found it easy to take all the points there - the last time being in 2000 through a Titi Camara goal. It will be a shame to see one of the most recognisable of grounds disappear - though their amazing new stadium at Ashburton Grove looks set to be the best in the Premiership.
  
Champions League qualification is a must and from thinking we would finish second comfortably a few weeks ago, the Reds are badly in need of a win to get them back on track. Arsenal now think they can finish above us as the challenge hots up. If we can finish above the Londoners for the first time in ten years, we'll claim our qualifying place.
  
The win we need must come on Wednesday when Fulham come to Anfield and we have a chance to gain some revenge for that 2-0 defeat in October. The London hoodoo was again at work when the Cottagers pulled off a surprise victory over us earlier in the season just before we went on our good run. Three points from this one will see us equal our 58-point total of last season and that should act as some sort of a boost. With a further 24 points still to play for, there's still plenty to aim at.
  
Despite their good home form, away from Craven Cottage, Fulham have a poor record although I won't mention the exact statistic, for the fear of tempting fate!
  
How they have failed to pick up more points on the road though is a surprise given the quality of forwards they have. Brian McBride, Heidar Helguson and Collins John are all potential match winners. They clearly don't travel well but Liverpool will still have to be mindful of their pace and counter attacking style. Their shortcomings obviously lie in the back line and they haven't been helped by injuries depriving them of their number one 'keeper Anti Niemi.
  
Hopefully we can negotiate that one and can look forward with confidence to a Sunday visit to the north east. Few clubs can claim to have such strong links with Liverpool as Newcastle United (three of our greatest modern heroes have all managed the Magpies) but the visit to St James' Park will be a tough fixture. Under Caretaker manager Glenn Roeder for the last couple of months, results have suddenly taken a turn for the better. The Magpies trophy cabinet might not have been as empty had Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness both once played alongside Kevin Keegan instead of being the manager's to follow KK into the Newcastle hot seat.
  
Those three superstars won everything there was to win in the game while at Anfield but none was able to transform the Magpies or deliver the team the Geordies desire in their respective time as managers. Kevin probably came closest to producing a winning team when they ran Man Utd hard for the Premiership. KK put a attractive looking team together but it was still a team with a brittle defence, something that has consistently haunted the Geordies. Since Keegan left, neither Kenny or Graeme has come close to equalling even that modest achievement.
  
Since Roeder has taken over temporary charge with Alan Shearer in tow, the pair have enjoyed a good run of victories and they have become a tougher nut to crack, though United stopped them in their tracks at the weekend. They have been able to bring back some of their injured players in recent weeks and that has no doubt helped but they still look fragile at the back. The fact they have the outstanding Shay Given behind the defence has been a lifesaver.
  
Though Graeme will have mixed feelings about how things have gone since his departure, it's probably disappointing for him to see his players put in more spirited performances within days of his exit and see results take such a swift upturn. I was sorry to see Souey go from Newcastle as he was one of my favourite players. But somehow he has failed to achieve the same level of success as a manager - perhaps the expectation levels of his players were too high and he had too many who couldn't deliver.
  
Hopefully the Reds can start to deliver again themselves and if that hope of capturing second place is to remain alive, confidence is the key. Wednesday night would be a great time to kick-start the run-in.

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Rafael Benitez has urged his players to maintain the progress they have made this season by ending the campaign in style.  
The Liverpool manager admits his side have endured a miserable month so far after losing ground in the race for second and losing their grip on the Champions League trophy, but he insists a disappointing few weeks shouldn't be allowed to cloud the massive improvements his players have shown over the course of the season.
  
With Fulham visiting Anfield tonight, Benitez has now challenged his players to rediscover the winning habit against a side who haven't won on their travels all season.
  
"We have overall had a very good season," said Benitez.. "It is a fine line now between being good or bad. We must now keep going and finish third or second.
  
"Last season we were desperate to finish fourth, and this season there was a time when people were talking about us being the main contenders to Chelsea.
  
"We lost the game against them, so now we start concentrating on finishing second, but the situation is much better than last season.
  
"We need to show people after 50 games that we are a good team - like when we were winning 10 games in a row.
  
"We know that we are a good team and we need to do the same things we have done before.
  
"The players understand. We have nine more games, and we were playing really well for the most part of the season.
  
"The situation can change if you win or lose one or two games. A good season for most of the teams is to finish in the middle of the table, it's fantastic for some of them to finish in the top six, but for us everybody expects that you must finish in the top four."

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Newspaper reports today claim that Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez is preparing a shock swoop for Real Madrid striker Ronaldo.

It is claimed that the boss has made an approach for the Brazilian who will be allowed to leave the Bernabeu in the summer.

The 29-year-old could be allowed to leave the Spanish giants for as little as £5million.

Insider sources revealed earlier this year that Ronaldo was an option. We understand that the player's agent is touting him around the Premier League and the first offer came the way of Rafa.

Ronaldo has been singled out for criticism recently because of his attitude and his increasing weight gain.

With Fernando Morientes having moved to Anfield from the Bernabeu to see out his career, questions need to be asked about whether a move for Ronaldo would be a good thing or not.

We think it would be an expensive gamble and we'd rather see the money and wages go on someone who is yet to hit their peak, someone like Dirk Kuyt for example.

[ Last edited by 銀~龍 on 2006-3-15 at 05:56 PM ]