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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-27 07:15 AM
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我入呀~~~~~~~~~
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支持利記~~~~~~~~~

『小安』

足總盃又要對車仔啦= =
呢兩年2係對左不下十次....

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Originally posted by 『小安』 at 2006-3-27 01:56 PM
足總盃又要對車仔啦= =
呢兩年2係對左不下十次....

好似岩岩十次....

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Luis Garcia and Harry Kewell scored fantastic goals as Liverpool did a Premiership double over Everton in the 3-1 win at Anfield, and you can now watch almost 15 minutes worth of extended highlights online.  
It looked like it was going to be an uphill struggle once captain Steven Gerrard was sent-off for two bookable offences in the first half, but inspired by the passion and roar of the fans Liverpool responded with a brilliant performance.
  
Phil Neville headed into his own net to give the Reds the lead on the stroke of half-time before Luis Garcia made it 2-0 with a Kenny Dalglish style lob over the advancing Everton keeper Richard Wright at the Kop end. Although Tim Cahill pulled a goal back on the hour mark, Harry Kewell produced a touch of class with a superb strike to make it 3-1.
  
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Steven Gerrard today hailed the heroic efforts of his team-mates after they pulled off a dramatic derby win despite playing with just 10 men for 72 minutes of the game.  
The Liverpool captain was sent off for picking up two yellow cards within the space of 34 seconds with just 18 minutes on the clock but despite the red card, Rafael Benitez players responded with a powerhouse performance that Everton simply couldn't live with.
  
While the victory might have got the captain off the hook, Gerrard admits he only has himself to blame for leaving the game early.
  
"I'm more disappointed with the first booking than the second," revealed the midfielder. "The first one was just stupid on my part. For the second one I thought he was going to strike the ball and I just went into the tackle. Those challenges are part and parcel of derbies
  
"The lads were all heroic though - every one of them. I didn't want to get them in trouble but they were brilliant. You wouldn't have known we had ten men for so long. I can't praise them enough and they certainly made me feel better about things at the end."

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Despite losing the services of influential skipper Steven Gerrard in the 18th minute, Liverpool showed great strength of character to emerge comfortable winners over Everton in the 203rd Merseyside derby. Here is the best of the post-match reaction...




  
The Liverpool Manager
  
"I must say thank you to our supporters and I am really happy for them because this was a massive win. To play with 10 men for most of the game at this intensity is difficult but the players worked so hard and deserved this win. We showed a lot of passion and Luis Garcia and Harry Kewell scored fantastic goals. We knew what to do with 10 men against a physical and a good team. Crouch played well up front for us and held the ball up well and he had good support from Harry and Luis. Xabi Alonso and Momo Sissoko controlled the midfield and we did a fantastic job as a team."
Rafael Benitez
  
The Everton Manager
  
"We are disappointed as we didn't play as well as we would have liked to have done. We had a mad five minutes when we found ourselves 2-0 down conceding just before half-time and then at the start of the second half. I didn't think we deserved to be 2-0 down but that's the way it goes sometimes. It wasn't a good day for us. Crouch caused us problems and he is a very difficult to play against because he is so big as well as being a good player."
David Moyes
  



  
The Liverpool Player
  
"It was a massive achievement for us and the fans," exclaimed Kewell. "We knew we were up against it from day one with 11 men before the sending off. We knew it would be tough but we pulled through. It was crucial for us to score the first but we stung them with the quick second, although they came back well."
Harry Kewell
  
The Everton Player
  
"We've got to expect to win games like that and we were the favourites after the sending-off but we didn't respond to it and we didn't do well enough. We were in the game right up until half-time but even though we were a man up, we weren't playing well. Had we got to half-time at 0-0 then it would have been game on. The first goal made a difference but even before that we weren't doing enough as a team. Maybe we needed half-time to come so we could get ourselves organised and get going again but we never made it. We lost two goals at bad times and it was difficult from there."
David Weir
  



  
The Local Newspaper
  
"The midfield, so often where these games are decided, was instead dominated by Liverpool. Alonso, despite his own first-half booking, pulled the strings while it is hard to believe Mohamed Sissoko's career was under threat just five weeks ago, given his typical all-action, energetic performance. Everton's defence, and David Weir in particular, found Peter Crouch practically unplayable while Harry Kewell rediscovered a spark to his game that has been missing in recent weeks."

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The Broadsheet Newspaper
  
"Two dismissals and nine other bookings preserved the Merseyside derby's reputation as the Premiership's most volatile fixture, although when the smoke cleared Liverpool comfortably overcame the loss of Steven Gerrard after a mere 18 minutes to record one of their most convincing victories over their neighbours. Andy van der Meyde's unnecessary red card evened up the numbers for the last 17 minutes, the substitute disappearing after just five minutes on the field for flailing an arm into Xabi Alonso's face, but Everton had an extra man for most of the game and still shipped two goals. Considering the first of them was an own goal by a former Manchester United player, Liverpool have rarely had such a good time at their rivals' expense, and although Everton did make a game of it with Tim Cahill's goal just after an hour, they were finally undone by a piece of skill from an assured Harry Kewell."
Paul Wilson, The Observer
  




  
The Tabloid Newspaper
  
"Gerrard's 17th-minute sendingoff could have been a hammer blow to Liverpool's hopes of finishing second, but as it turned out it was the visitors from across Stanley Park who strangely seemed more affected by the red card. And boss Rafa Benitez argued that as Liverpool went on to win, he can relax in the knowledge that his captain has learnt an important lesson without paying a heavy price. The Liverpool manager believes that if Gerrard finds himself in a similar position in a similar atmosphere in a massive game like the FA Cup semi-final with Chelsea, or indeed during the World Cup, then he will remember this salutary experience."
Dave Maddock, Daily Mirror
  
The Liverpool Supporter
  
"To watch us control the 2nd half against a full strength Everton with 10-men and one of our best players sent off, to me shows how strong we are. We could easily have had four or five. That was the most impressive factor especially our midfield with an average age of 22-years old. Weirdly I was surprised by how no one seemed to mention it in the newspapers. If that had been Chelsea they would be waffling on about how only a team that can dominate a mid-table Premiership team with 10-men could win the premiership. The thing is, I think the manager and players will realise how significant this match was and will give us confidence for the rest of the season."
CG99721, Liverpoolfc.tv message boards

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客仔簽名個框點整嫁-.-?

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隻股又升左:)3:)3

Rafael23

重有有冇人教我點轉wmp做gif.....

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十分愛我有-.-

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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-27 05:15 PM
隻股又升左:)3:)3

哇...個簽名你自己整?

T9

Originally posted by 『小安』 at 2006-3-27 01:53 PM
我入呀~~~~~~~~~
XDDDD
支持利記~~~~~~~~~

歡迎:P

Rafael23

Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-27 17:38
十分愛我有-.-

比我比我:010::)2:010::010::010:

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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-27 05:48 PM

比我比我:010::)2:010::010::010:

留msn8)

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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-27 05:38 PM

哇...個簽名你自己整?

係就好喇-.-

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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-27 06:20 PM

係就好喇-.-

-__-""以為你咁勁

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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-3-27 06:29 PM

-__-""以為你咁勁

你個框點整嫁-.-