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Robbie Fowler reflected on his first goal since rejoining the Reds and admitted: "It's been a long time coming."  
Fowler netted the first in the Reds' emphatic 5-1 victory over Fulham last night as they consolidated their position in third place and moved to within just two points of Manchester United in second.
  
Having had three 'goals' ruled out since his return to Anfield, the Reds' number eleven was understandably delighted at finally breaking his duck with a close range header past good friend Tony Warner in the Fulham goal.
  
"It doesn't matter that it wasn't at the Kop. A goal is a goal no matter which end it goes in. I'm pleased to get off the mark again," he said.
  
"It's been a long time and people have pointed out that fact, but I'm on my way again.
  
"Another pleasing thing is that the other strikers have scored as well that takes the heat off us a bit. I've waited a long time for this and I'm just really pleased to get off the mark again."
  
Boss Rafael Benitez was quick to praise Fowler after the game as the Reds' striker moved Liverpool with Kenny Dalglish in the club's all-time goalscoring charts.
  
"It was his first legal goal!" said Benitez. "It was the first goal and was really important for him.
  
"Working as hard as he does now and having scored three goals that haven't counted, it was important for him and for his confidence that he has scored.
  
"I know we have to talk about Fowler, but Crouch, Morientes and Cisse also needed to do something and they have done a really good job.
  
"It was a fantastic game for the strikers and the team, and as a manager to see all the strikers involved in goals is important. They scored three goals and there was an assist for Cisse.
  
"The strikers needed to score. They were playing well but they needed to score. Maybe we can finish talking about those things now.
  
"I hope it will give them more confidence. If one striker scores one goal he can continue playing but all three have scored and one has had an assist and now we have a problem."

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Liverpool returned to winning ways in fine style with a goal feast and a 5-1 demolition of Fulham. Here's the best of the post match reaction.

The Liverpool manager
  
"We were all waiting for Robbie to score his first goal back at Liverpool and it was a reward for his hard work. It was good for the supporters, the team and Robbie for him to score. It was a fantastic game for the strikers and the team and it was very important for us to see them score. We also had the assists of Djibril Cisse and it is very important for their confidence. It has given me a nice selection problem for the next game but a good one. This was a really important three points for us and my idea is to get another three points at Newcastle in the next game on Sunday."
Rafael Benitez
  
The Fulham manager
  
"It looked as if we had been battered after those last few minutes, but I cannot criticise the players after that. I was not happy with the way we played at Everton on Saturday and I told them that. But we played some very good stuff (tonight). It is never easy when you come to Anfield. We have been smashed by Arsenal, beaten at Everton, but did not think we deserved to lose by five after the way
we played."
Chris Coleman
  
The Liverpool player
  
"It doesn't matter that it wasn't at the Kop. A goal is a goal no matter which end it goes in. I'm pleased to get off the mark again. It's been a long time and people have pointed out that fact, but I'm on my way again. Another pleasing thing is that the other strikers have scored as well that takes the heat off us a bit. I've waited a long time for this and I'm just really pleased to get off the mark again."
Robbie Fowler
  
The broadsheet newspaper
  
Robbie Fowler's first goal since his shock transfer back to Liverpool in January set his team on the way to an emphatic, morale-boosting victory last night when Fulham - without a win this season on their travels - again proved accommodating Premiership visitors. It was a night of unbridled celebration for the Merseysiders. Not only did Fowler become the first of the club's four strikers to score since the turn of the year but his colleagues, Fernando Morientes and Peter Crouch, also ended their embarrassing Premiership goal droughts and manager Rafael Benitez reaffirmed his commitment to the Anfield cause.
William Johnson, Daily Telegraph
  
The local newspaper
  
Fowler, a constant source of irritation to the visiting defence, curled a speculative effort at Warner before finally breaking his duck on his second coming in the 16th minute. Tenacious play from Kewell won a corner on the left, and after the Australian's delivery was flicked on by Garcia at the near post, Fowler, who had neatly evaded his marker, nodded in at the far post. It was the first league goal scored by a Liverpool striker since Crouch netted against West Bromwich Albion on December 31. Perhaps equally as remarkable was that it came from a set-piece.

Ian Doyle, Daily Post
  
The tabloid newspaper
  
IT WASN'T exactly the five of his youth, but Robbie Fowler will be more than happy with the one goal that re-opened his Liverpool account last night. The striker began his Anfield career with a staggering five-goal performance here against Fulham. And while he couldn't quite repeat the miracle of that teenage night, he still did enough to win the game and silence the talk of a mounting crisis surrounding the Liverpool forward line. It is four years and four months since Fowler scored his last goal for the Merseyside club, and it seems almost as long since a Reds striker found the net here. But by scoring a perfect poacher's goal - and following it up by creating another - the centre-forward revived memories of his 18-year-old self and sent Fulham tumbling to yet another defeat away from home in a calamitous season.
  
David Maddock, Daily Mirror
  
The Liverpool supporter
  
It's always great to thrash any team but it was remarkable for many reasons.
  
1, Fowler's first legitimate goal in his second spell with LFC! Good man Robbie, great performance tonight.
  
2, Fowler draws level with the great Kenny Dalglish in his scoring record! To even be compared with such a great shows you the pedigree of our Robbie.
  
3, Fowler, Morientes, Crouch all scoring, Cisse involved in setting up two goals. The end of our striker's goal drought bodes well for the remaining FA Cup and league games. Sure, all our problems have not disappeared, but the confidence will be back now and the goals will flow easier.
  
4, We have 58 points already in the league with eight games left. We have now matched our total from last year, with another 24 points to play for and we are only two points behind Manchester United. That's a fact, and that's a sure sign of progress over last year.
  
5, Life as a fan is an up and down ride, but tonight is one of the up nights. Party on LFC fans, the future is bright and the future is red!Doire, LFC.tv Message Boards

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Fulham manager Chris Coleman felt the 5-1 scoreline inflicted on his team by Liverpool was harsh and believed his team deserved better fortune.  
Coleman was full of praise for the way his team tried to play football and take the game to Liverpool and felt his team didn't deserve to lose 5-1.
  
"It was a bit harsh in the end," reflected Coleman. "I was the first to criticise them on Saturday but I can't do that today. We had chances to make it 2-2 and I can't really rip into the lads after that. It was more like it from them," added the Fulham manager.
  
"You can't come here and hope for the best. You have to get in among them and we managed that. But we thought there was a foul on Wayne Bridge for the third goal. It looks like we've been smashed up as we gave away two silly goals at the end.
  
"We had two very poor performances against Arsenal and Everton but I thought we did much better tonight. That's not sour grapes, I just thought we did a lot better."

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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-16 07:34 PM
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邊忽ar-.-

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嬴5比1個post度

奧雲仔仔

喂喂~係唔係組隊???5月尾???
不過有個問題--多數去邊到踢==~~

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膠人就唔好同佢地嘈啦=.=

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巴富街喎
復活節掛

wait for nick

施斯

希望賓sir放施斯正選...
賓sir唔係奇c D黑人掛...
咁勁都唔用晒野 出埋d廢物高治..得個(高字)呀真係

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Originally posted by 大阿哥 at 2006-3-16 08:23 PM
希望賓sir放施斯正選...
賓sir唔係奇c D黑人掛...
咁勁都唔用晒野 出埋d廢物高治..得個(高字)呀真係

施斯都有個助攻,算有收獲架喇-.-
今場高治都有入波-.-

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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-16 07:57 PM
巴富街喎
復活節掛

wait for nick

真係有我心

T9

施斯表現真係唔錯=.=

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Here's the picture Liverpool fans feared they wouldn't see again this season - Momo Sissoko training at Melwood.  
The Mali midfielder was expected to be out for the rest of the campaign after sustaining a serious eye injury during the Reds' Champions League clash in Portugal last month.
  
But the tough tackling 21 year old has made an amazing recovery and is now back in training with the rest of his team-mates at the club's training complex in West Derby.
  
The morning after the Reds' 5-1 demolition of Fulham at Anfield Liverpoolfc.tv were invited to film part of the session as the players were put through their paces in the freezing Merseyside conditions.
  
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Rafael Benitez today delivered the news all Liverpool supporters wanted to hear when he announced that he's definitely staying at Anfield.  
Speculation last week hinted that the Liverpool boss could be tempted by the offer of a managerial position at either Inter Milan or Real Madrid. On Wednesday, the speculation came full circle when rumours began to emerge in Spain that the Reds chief had already put pen to paper on a new deal tying him to the club until 2010.
  
Today however, Benitez insisted that while he hasn't yet signed any new deal at Anfield, he definitely won't be going anywhere.
  
"It's clear that I'm staying at Liverpool," Rafa told liverpoolfc.tv. "I want to thank the fans, the chief executive and the board for their support. I'm happy here and I'm staying.
  
"I am very happy here and I want to win a lot more trophies with Liverpool. My relationship with the fans and the people at the club is fantastic.
  
"We will try to finish second this season then look to try and win the Premiership next season. It won't be easy but we will try to sign the best players and continue to work hard with a clear idea of winning more trophies.
  
"The board have the same ideas as me and I haven't made any demands. They know we need to improve and we will continue to work hard. Can we win the Premiership next season? Well, it depends on Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and maybe Tottenham but we will try.
  
"When I decided to come to Liverpool I knew it was a big club, one of the biggest in the world that was capable of fighting for trophies."

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It was fantastic to see Liverpool bounce straight back to winning ways against Fulham and hopefully they can now go on a winning run and beat Manchester United in the race for second place.  


  
I was at Anfield on Wednesday night and it was marvellous to see Robbie Fowler score and Liverpool cruise to an emphatic 5-1 win. I think Robbie should start every game between now and the end of the season because for me he is the best finisher at the club and is always capable of putting chances away. He hasn't played many games in the last six months but he was back to his best against Fulham and I think there's even more in his locker to come.
  
Robbie takes up some wonderful positions and it's his movement which causes defenders all sorts of problems. He's playing as well as I've seen him for a long time and I'm sure he is desperate to stay here beyond the end of the season.
  
We have nine games left and if we are going to finish in second place I think we have to win eight of them to get anywhere near Manchester United. We have only got three home games to play and one is the Merseyside derby where form guide goes out of the window and anything can happen. That means we have got to pick up points away from home to ensure we can make it a good finale to the end of the season. One worry is Arsenal as they have hit good form at the right time, but we are still eight points ahead of them and it's in our own hands.
  
One of those away games I see as a must win for Liverpool comes this Sunday against a club I will always hold a special affinity for. Whenever Liverpool play Newcastle United at St James' Park it is a fixture that will always hold special memories for me as I started my career on Tyneside.
  
Newcastle have had a lot of managers in recent years which hasn't exactly helped their cause and there has been a lot of uncertainty at the club, so dare I say that this could be a good time for Liverpool to play them? All the changes in managerial and playing staff have disrupted their football and they have really struggled to put a good run together.
  
It didn't work out at Newcastle for my old pal Graeme Souness but they have a steadying influence now with Glenn Roeder working with Alan Shearer.
  
They have struggled defensively at times and they have also been hit hard in attack with Michael Owen getting injured. I think Newcastle's main strengths lie in midfield and I have been impressed with Emre and Scott Parker. They have not really had a settled side throughout the season and that has been the problem.
  
I watched Newcastle's last game against Manchester United on Sunday when they were well beaten. Newcastle really struggled and if it wasn't for their goalkeeper Shay Given the defeat could have been by an even greater margin. Whoever comes in as the next permanent Newcastle manager has got a very hard job facing them.
  
Of course Liverpool will have bad memories of the game at St James' Park last season where we lost 1-0 to a Laurent Robert free-kick. We didn't play well that day and I'm hoping we will see a different Liverpool on Sunday. I think we have to take advantage of all the uncertainty at Newcastle at the moment and really take the game by the scruff of the neck and get at them. Sometimes we don't do that and we allow teams to come at us. I would expect Liverpool to go at them because the Newcastle defence crumbles when you put it under pressure.
  
Inevitably whenever Liverpool play Newcastle memories of the two great 4-3 games between the teams in the nineties are revived. I am fully expecting to see a good game of football on Sunday and, who knows, maybe we could see another goal-fest. Having said that, I would settle for a 1-0 win for Liverpool.
  
I want Liverpool to win this weekend but I must say I really enjoyed my time with Newcastle. I made my debut in 1973 and played against Liverpool in the 1974 FA Cup Final when we were totally outclassed by Kevin Keegan and company.
  
Back in those days we played a long ball game with the idea of playing it up to the strikers Malcolm MacDonald and John Tudor but it was a good upbringing for me. I left in 1978 after six good years. It was a fantastic place to play football and I really did think I was going to be there for most of my life, but I had to move on in the end to further my career and you don't turn down Liverpool.
  
The Geordies are a lot like the Scousers in the sense that they are proud of their roots and love their football. Liverpool and Newcastle are very similar as they both had big shipyards in the 40's and 50's, both are working class and the people just live and breathe football. St James' Park regularly sees 52,000 fans every game and they crave success.
  
So do we at Liverpool, of course, and I know we were all bitterly disappointed that we couldn't go any further in the Champions League but we still have a really good chance of seeing Steven Gerrard lift some silverware in May. If we can win the race for second and then lift the FA Cup in Cardiff I think we can look back on the campaign and say it has been a success.
  
But if we're to have any chance of finishing second to Chelsea then we can't drop any points at Newcastle this weekend.

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【明報專訊】在科拿取得回歸後首個入球帶動下，利物浦在周三的英格蘭超級聯賽上演「射手之夜」，主場以 5﹕ 1大破富咸。被擁躉喻為「神」的科拿賽後對再為「紅軍」取得入球感欣喜之餘，表示自己、摩連迪斯及高治今仗先後破網，是球隊被指鋒線不濟的最佳回應。

科拿闊別利物浦 4年多，今年 1月尾重返晏菲路後一直十分「黑仔」，周三晚之前， 30歲的他在超聯及歐聯合共上陣 8仗仍未能「開齋」，更嘗過 3次入球作廢的滋味，當中賽和查爾頓 0﹕ 0一仗完場前打破僵局，卻因隊友施斯越位被判「詐糊」最為冤枉。

然而科拿卻沒因短暫的噩運氣餒，仍積極鑽營爭取「士哥」。「利物浦之神」終在前晚迎擊富咸一仗 16分鐘「回來了」，路爾斯祖安法蘭接應基維爾傳中頭槌搖向遠柱，伏兵城下的科拿近門頂入首開紀錄。這是科拿重返利物浦後的第 1球進帳，也是他代表「紅軍」上陣 339場賽事的第 172球。

哥連斯約翰雖一度為富咸扳平 1﹕ 1，卻阻擋不了利物浦浪接浪的攻勢。基維爾傳中迫使米高布朗「擺烏龍」令利物浦半場領先 2﹕ 1。換邊後摩連迪斯門前混戰掃入、高治接應謝拉特傳中撞入，加上禾諾克助攻中鵠，利物浦以 5﹕ 1狂勝對手。獲勝後「紅軍」 30戰得 58分穩踞積分榜第 3位，落後少賽 2場、位居次席的曼聯 2分。

賽後科拿指出﹕「我已等了這時刻很久，終能『開齋』真是謝天謝地。我對入球能帶領球隊取得漂亮勝仗感到高興。」季中僅和利物浦簽署 6個月短約的他補充﹕「近期很多報道提到己隊前鋒啞火，我想我們今晚已給予最佳回應。」

賓尼迪斯將續約 4年

領隊賓尼迪斯則為部下感到自豪﹕「全隊都在等待羅比（科拿）回來後的首個入球，這是其努力所得的回報。」該名西班牙教頭也向「紅軍」球迷大派「定心丸」，透露正和會方洽談續約 4年，並表示非常樂意長留利物浦。

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(星島日報報道)一直為人詬病的利物浦前鋒

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【明報專訊】科拿重返利物浦以入球取得新開始，同時喚起「紅軍」球迷對昔日寵兒奧雲回歸的憧憬。不過該名科拿的舊前線拍檔日前指出，自己在紐卡素十分開心，暗示無意重返晏菲路。


目前正養傷的奧雲今季以破紐卡素紀錄轉會費2.3億港元（1700萬鎊），從皇家馬德里返回英倫。26歲的他日前在球會官方網頁重申，加盟至今一直熱愛這間北部球會﹕「我在這裏過得十分愉快。雖然很多時候，轉會問題非純粹由球員決定，但因去年夏天選擇紐卡素那一刻開始，我享受每一分鐘，只是對未能為球隊踢更多比賽感到失望，因此希望可盡快復出為紐卡素爭取入球。」

對於利物浦隊長謝拉特早前要求領隊賓尼迪斯將奧雲帶返晏菲路，奧雲巧妙地回應﹕「謝拉特只是說他們需要一名射手，或是前線需要更多入球。他和我可謂十分『老友』，故已預期他會稱讚我是位好球員，因為我也會這樣評價他。」