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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-31 12:16 PM
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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-31 12:21 PM
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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-31 12:26 PM
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Take advantage of our latest online sale and you could make great savings on Liverpool FC merchandise.  
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Sami Hyypia has already seen enough to convince him Daniel Agger will enjoy a long and successful career at Anfield.  
The Danish youngster has only made a handful of appearances for the Reds since his arrival from Brondby in the summer, but has looked composed and assured in the middle of the Reds' defence.
  
"He looks a very talented player who has done really well," said Hyypia. "It is not easy for someone of such a young age to come to a top club.
"His debut came in the Birmingham game against Chris Sutton and Emile Heskey, which is by no means the easiest strike partnership to handle.
  
"But he coped well enough. He also did well against Manchester City and was better again against Newcastle.
  
"I think those three games showed him enough of what The Premiership is about. He is a clever guy and knows where he will have to improve his game to adapt to The Premiership."

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Liverpool FC have released the following details for the home leg of the Youth Cup final  
The FA Youth Cup In partnership with Pepsi
Final – 1st Leg
  
Liverpool v Manchester City
  
To be played at Anfield on Thursday 13 April 2006 kick off 7.30pm
  
Tickets for the above fixture will be available in the Kop Grandstand, Main Stand and the Centenary Lower stand all priced as follows;-
  
Adults £7
Under 16 £3
Over 65s £3
  
Selling Arrangements
  
Tickets will be available from the Ticket Office from Friday 31st March 2006 and on the credit card booking line 0870 220 2151. Tickets purchased on the credit card booking line will be subject to a 50p per ticket booking fee.
  
Adult tickets will be available to purchase online from our online sales page to supporters holding a Fancard and unique password. These will be subject to a booking fee of £1.50p per ticket.
  
It is recommended that supporters purchase tickets in advance of this fixture.
  
Ticket Office Opening Hours
  
Monday – Friday 8.15am – 5.30pm
Saturday – Sunday 9.15am – 1.00pm
  
Please note telephone booking lines will open at 8.30am Monday – Friday, and during normal hours Saturday – Sunday.
  
The Stanley Car Park will be open on the evening of the game with entry for supporters being on a strict first come, first served basis. Vehicles will, subject to availability be charged a fee of £3.00 upon entering the car park, a lower than normal fee: thanks to Liverpool City Council reducing their normal rental charge.

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The euphoria of Liverpool's derby win over Everton at the weekend will take some time to die down – and for one lucky Reds fan it may take a little longer!  
Life long Reds supporter, David Dennerley, was the top prize winner of Lucozade Sport's "Win a Legendary FA Premier League Day" competition which kicked off at the beginning of the season.
  

Lucozade Sport, the Official Sports Drink of Liverpool FC, gave millions of football fans the chance to win VIP tickets to FA Premier League games and their favourite club shirt. David won the top prize – a legendary FA Premier League day for him and three mates – and chose to watch his beloved team run out at Anfield last Saturday in the Merseyside derby.
  
As well as receiving VIP hospitality tickets to the Everton clash, David and his friends were flown up to Liverpool by helicopter, treated to a weekend in a 5 star hotel, driven around town and to the game in their own personal limo and were wined and dined after the game in one of the players' favourite restaurants.
  
As if that wasn't enough, David also got the chance to meet Lucozade Sport's inspirational ambassador Steven Gerrard before kick-off and attended the press conference after the final whistle!
  
Lucozade Sport would like to congratulate David once again and wish Liverpool FC all the best for the remainder of the season.

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Peter Crouch is hoping the Reds' recent goals surge will continue at relegation threatened West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.  
The 12 goal striker insisted he was always confident Liverpool would return to scoring form and he knows they must now keep on winning games if they are to have any chance of beating Manchester United in the race for second place.
  
"I think we all knew there was never a problem with us scoring goals but you've got to show that on the pitch, and thankfully in the last couple of weeks we have been showing it," said Crouch.
  
"The win over Everton has given everyone a lot of confidence. We know how big it is to everyone involved in the city and we have beaten them twice now this season and it was just great to be a part of it. Obviously going down to 10 men was difficult but we managed to win the game and play well."
  
Crouch insists that the early sending-off of inspirational captain Steven Gerrard lifted the team even more in the derby, especially after the joyous celebrations from the Everton fans when he left the pitch.
  
"It was a massive blow to us to lose Steven Gerrard because he's a massive player for us and the reaction from the Everton fans when he left the pitch tells you what a good player he is and how crucial he is to our team," added Crouch.
  
"It definitely spurred us on to try and win the game and I think we proved we can live without him. Obviously we are a much better team with him in it but hopefully we proved to everyone we can still battle and win games without him.
  
"We need to win as many games as we can now in the league and finish as high as we can. It will be difficult on Saturday against West Brom as I know from personal experience last season with Southampton that when a team is down at the bottom they fight for every ball and every point they can get. We will be prepared for a battle and if we play to the best of our ability we should win. We are scoring goals and playing well and hopefully that will continue."

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Second half goals from Ryan Flynn and Jimmy Ryan earned Liverpool under-18s a deserved 2-0 derby win over Everton earlier today.  
Flynn opened the scoring in the 70th minute with a close-range finish and Ryan doubled the advantage five minutes later with a terrific 30-yard strike.
  
Apart from a spell just after half-time, the Reds were easily the better side at windswept Everton Academy in Netherton as they bounced back from a 1-0 loss to Derby County in their last outing.
  
Ryan, Craig Lindfield and Charlie Barnett all went close in the first half but the hosts came out stronger after the break.
  
Goalkeeper Paul Lancaster was forced to make a vital diving save, while skipper Stephen Darby had to clear off the line as Liverpool weathered the brief Everton storm.
  
Flynn then broke the deadlock and when Ryan added a second shortly after the result was never in doubt.
  
Liverpool team: Lancaster, Holmes, Burns, Darby, Threlfall, Smith, Ryan, Barnett (Platt), Lindfield (Wignall), Flynn, Barratt (Pringle). Subs not used – Roberts, Spearing.
  
The under-18s are next in action on Saturday when they entertain Sheffield Wednesday at the Academy in Kirkby.

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I've always loved writing and I love the city of Liverpool so to be able to combine the two in my new role as the club's resident poet is nothing short of a dream come true.  


  
In my opinion, this is the greatest job in the world and I'm going to give it everything I've got to make it work. Liverpool has never had a club poet before and I feel privileged to be the first. Hopefully it will now be a role which will become part of the rich tradition at Anfield.
  
So how did I come to arrive in this enviable job? I'm doing a degree in Imaginative Writing at Liverpool John Moores University and a year ago I was aware that I had a work based learning module coming up. I had read an article about Tottenham Hotspur having a resident poet in London and I thought that was a great idea. It stuck in the back of my mind. I was doing my degree and I had fallen in love with the city, I was enjoying my work and aware Liverpool was going to be the capital of culture in 2008. I put it all together and suddenly wondered if Liverpool would like the idea of having a poet on their staff.
  
I then approached a football agent with my idea and he went to the relevant people at the club with my idea. Rick Parry's office were good enough contact me to arrange a meeting. I couldn't believe it!
  
The day of my appointment with Rick was the best day of my life. I gave a 12 minute presentation in the boardroom at Anfield which included a reading of a sonnett I'd written about Liverpool called Big Fish. I explained to Rick that, in my view, it was the right time for the club to do this. I really am a product of the Kop. It's the supporters who have created me - their passion, their own inventive style of poetry! Without them I wouldn't exist as the writer I am today. I will always be indebted to them.
  
The first thing Rick asked me was whether I was a fan of the club. I simply replied: 'I am now'. I told him I was a fan of the city, that I loved this city and that I'd been working on my presentation for the best part of a year.
  
He said Liverpool had a reputation for bringing new blood in and he then asked me when I'd like to start. I was both gobsmacked and thrilled at the same time.
  
My first thoughts were quite overwhelming. I felt a huge weight of responsibility and a great sense of pressure. I really feel I owe the club now for giving me this unbelievable chance.
  
Rick has told me that the job is what I make of it, he has also given me complete editiorial control over what I write. I insisted it was unpaid because I believe it should be a great honour to get the chance to write for Liverpool FC. When he asked me what I wanted I said, I'm a writer, I want to be published. That's it. That's my end game. I now see myself as an ambassador for my University and for the club. Liverpool John Moores University have given me total backing with this idea and are delighted for me with the way it's turned out so far.
  

Cheyelle on working for the Reds
Rather than sitting in my ivory tower writing poem after poem, I want to become part of the club and that is going to be a long-term process. I don't want to just sit and watch games in the stands because there are many other ways to become inspired. I want to work with the gatemen, in the ticket office, in the museum, with the cleaners after a game. The atmosphere inside an empty stadium after a game must be amazing and a great source of inspiration.
I have until the end of the season to prove myself. The temptation therefore is to do something big and brilliant, but I know I have to think in the long term. Also I am totally committed to the poems of the fans their voice is just as important and valid as mine.
  
Rather than sitting in my ivory tower writing poem after poem, I want to become part of the club and that is going to be a long-term process. I don't want to just sit and watch games in the stands because there are many other ways to become inspired. I want to work with the gatemen, in the ticket office, in the museum, with the cleaners after a game. The atmosphere inside an empty stadium after a game must be amazing and a great source of inspiration.
  
For me it's all about finding different angles to write my poetry from. I am very instinctive as a person and I don't want to patronise the supporters. I will write as I'm inspired and when I'm inspired. I want quality and not quantity.
  
I could have written a poem after the recent 7-0 win over Birmingham, but I'm not going to just churn work out for the sake of it. Although it was brilliant result!
  
I have almost finished my first submission which is a poem for the Hillsborough anniversary. I don't feel I can complete it until I actually go to Hillsborough and until I meet with the family support group. It's been forwarded to Phil Hammond now and I'm waiting to hear his opinion before taking it any further. I want to give this Hillsborough poem my one hundred per cent attention before focusing on something else.
  
I've been writing poetry since I was ten. I probably started writing because I am a Dr Banardos's child and so I spent so much time alone in care during my teenage years. Poetry was my way of connecting.
  
A lot of people feel pressured to like poetry and understand its forms and meaning. To be honest a lot of poetry scares the hell out of me! For me it's about making a connection with people. I look at it like this, you can love a pop song without having to understand what a middle eight or a bridge is. The same could be said for poems. I don't expect people to like all of my poems, but if they say 'I like that one' then that's a result. That's what I'm aiming for.
  
I also want to be an inspiration to other people. It's not all about me. I want people to look at what I do and then go away and start writing their own poetry. Everyone has a special and unique voice. It's not just about academia. If me writing for the club serves as a motivation for others to start writing then I'll be thrilled. I picked a competition winner for the club magazine recently and the standard of the work submitted by everybody was outstanding.
  
This city is special and these supporters are special. I was educated in Cardiff but I moved to London before coming to Liverpool. When I arrived in Liverpool it really felt like I was coming home. Liverpool is renown for being the city of poets, after all.
  
The people of Liverpool are out of this world and very different in an amazing way. For example, I never knew you could go out clubbing in the middle of February without a coat until I got here! I wrote a sonnet called, Big Fish, inspired by seeing girls by the Liverpool docks at night. They looked like mermaids because they were all coatless! I've not bought a coat since!
  
I remember the first day I came to Liverpool and walked down Hardman Street and saw the bombed out church. I wondered where else in the world could you go to see something which had been hit by disaster and then left to evolve into something which is celebrated.
  
People do communicate in Liverpool. They are very clever and analytical too. Everyone in Liverpool is a big fish and that was the subject of my reading to Rick Parry. The lady cleaning the steps will be Ringo Starr's grandmother. It's that sort of city.
  
I've also learned very quickly that this club is special as well. It's like one big family. I did fear it would be very disparate, with different groups working for their own means and being extremely competitive, but it's not like that at all.
  
Liverpool FC is about being the best and I am keen to play my part in helping it achieve its ambitions. They have invested a lot in me and my future and I won't let them down.

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Djibril Cisse is worried his lack of regular football this season could cost him his place in the French World Cup squad this summer.  
The Liverpool striker has been in and out of Rafael Benitez's first team plans this season and hasn't played for his country since November.
  
He was omitted from the last squad to face Slovakia and he knows time his running out for him to keep his World Cup dreams alive.
  
"Yes, I'm a bit worried. There is always a fear about not being in the squad," Cisse said.
  
"Fears are always on my mind concerning Germany. I am scared but I will fight until the end to be in the 23-man list.
  
"In 2002, the World Cup was bitter, in 2004 I was not at the Euros, so in 2006 I wish to be in Germany to have a great World Cup.
  
Despite his lack of first team football on Merseyside, Cisse insists he has no desire to leave the club in the summer.
  
"I must not complain. I just need to shut up, work and give my best," he added. "I still have a three-year contract. I feel good here even if I don't play much. I get along very well with my team mates and I have a nice house and a son, Cassius. I have also got married."

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利物浦足球俱樂部今天確認了這個消息：他們仍在與很多方面商談，以尋求更多的資金。
　　
　　在上周末傳出這個消息後，紅軍官方今天作出了以下聲明。
　　
　　“利物浦足球俱樂部的董事會已經注意到了一些傳言，即他們正在尋求可能的第三方投資，董事會現在可以確認該傳言的真實性，他們的確在與各方面商談此事，希望能向俱樂部注入資金。
　　
　　“雖然這些投資現在還無法確定，但（某些投資）可能會包括對俱樂部所有股份資本的出價。股東們將會在適當時機得到詳細消息。”

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記者王康寧報道 本周三，利物浦俱樂部通過倫敦證券交易市場對外正式宣布，董事會眼下正與“有關多方”就注資一事展開洽談。安菲爾德從不會在財政問題上信口開河，看來這一次紅軍是真的要換個主人了。

　　“利物浦董事會注意到近來媒體有關第三方注資的傳言，因此在此確認正與有關多方就此事展開對話。盡管眼下還無法確定具體的注資方式，但是不排除董事會出讓所有俱樂部股份的可能，俱樂部也將與股東及時更新事態的最新進展”，俱樂部在一份書面聲明中寫道。而早在本周一，英國媒體就爆出西班牙電信大亨、億萬富商祖安﹒維亞隆加有意入主安菲爾德的消息，當時俱樂部方面拒絕加以評論。

　　盡管眼下究竟有幾方參與洽談尚不明朗，但來自安菲爾德內部的消息是，為了使俱樂部得到急需的外來資金從而加速革新，持股51%、對俱樂部擁有絕對支配權的現任主席莫爾斯甚至愿意放棄自己的股份，當然前提是潛在買家提出“合適的”收購價位。根據俱樂部內部人士的估算，莫爾斯和董事會已經把俱樂部的價位初定在2億英鎊。

　　即便如此，最新的事態進展並不意味著俱樂部將在不久後的將來與對方達成協議，俱樂部CEO佩里也在周三出面表示，發表聲明不過只是想確認與維亞隆加的對話正在進行。“由於過去這個周末出現的一些報道，俱樂部有責任就事態向所有股東加以澄清。這只是一種形式，並不意味著事態已經出現實質性的變化。”

　　不過紅軍對外來注資的盼望卻是無可爭議的事實，這也是球隊能夠在不遠的將來向車路士、曼聯、阿仙奴等英超豪門發起實質性挑戰的基礎。要知道，雖然俱樂部在2005財政年度的營業額激增32%(達到1.21億英鎊)，經營業績也從上一年的虧損2190萬鎊驟變為贏利950萬鎊，但是新球場建設尚未開始其成本就從8000萬增至近2億英鎊，“自力更生”只能是一種不切實際的理想。正因為缺乏注資，俱樂部還在不久前差點失去深得人心的主教練本尼蒂斯。

　　事實上，俱樂部在過去兩年中遠不是沒有進行過引進外資的嘗試，早在2004年3月泰國總理他信就提出過以6000萬英鎊買下30%俱樂部股份的動議，卻在當年6月因為集資方式的問題中途夭折。同年夏天，英格蘭地產巨頭、俱樂部第三大股東摩根計劃向俱樂部注資7000萬英鎊，條件是要求莫爾斯下台，但此事在拖延了一年多後終於被摩根自己否決，理由是對新球場的建設方案失去了信心。而到了2005年11月，媒體上又先後出現了美國傳媒投資集團L4、美國包裝業巨頭卡夫家族有望介入的報道，但也都是雷聲大、雨點小。

　　維亞隆加的出現能否讓安菲爾德如愿以償尚待觀察，但愛斯賓奴相比此前的潛在買家確實具有一定的優勢。首先，隨著主教練本尼蒂斯、球員艾朗素、祖安法蘭、莫里恩特斯等人的加盟，紅軍在過去兩個賽季中深受西班牙足球的影響，加上維亞隆加還在倫敦擁有自己的電信公司Telnic，因此安菲爾德與“新主人”之間基本不存在“文化沖突”的問題。

　　其次，維亞隆加的經濟實力或許無法跟車路士老板、俄羅斯石油大亨阿布相提並論，但他是西班牙前首相阿斯納爾的私交密友，還在後者的一手提攜下在10年前出任Telefonica(西班牙國家電信集團)總裁，到2000年卸任時一下就使得個人資產淨增1450萬英鎊。眼下維亞隆加還在西班牙、葡萄牙、美國、部分南美和東歐國家擁有自己的信息產業，甚至還有一家建築公司，至少遠比莫爾斯有錢得多。

　　更重要的是，維亞隆加還是一名經營天才，他在與利物浦的談判中聘用了著名投資銀行洛希爾，而且提出通過現代化的管理和一套在美國開拓市場的方案，可以在未來將俱樂部的收入提升到現在的4倍。不久前接受《每日快報》的採訪時，維亞隆加信心十足地表示：“我要讓利物浦徹底走向世界。”

　　另一方面，球隊上周六打比大戰大部分時間10打11仍以3比1令人信服地完勝對手，這一結果使得本尼蒂斯對紅軍下賽季的聯賽奪冠前景充滿了樂觀。“這是一場重要的比賽，不僅因為結果是取勝，更重要的是球員們顯得開始真正理解我想要的是什麼。我覺得作為一名球員，最重要的素質就是‘比賽智慧’，也就是適應場上不同環境始終照常發揮的能力，而在對愛華頓的比賽中，我們就顯得非常聰明。正因為如此，我相信我們已經形成了一支真正的戰鬥團隊，完全可以向聯賽桂冠發起沖擊了。”

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記者郭磊報道 利物浦再次卷入了收購風波。已擁有西班牙籍主帥和大量西班牙外援的紅軍，被傳即將迎來一位西班牙大股東。一直在尋找新投資方的利物浦本周三也向倫敦證交所證實，該俱樂部確實在與“多家潛在的投資者”進行談判。

　　上周末，52歲的西班牙富翁比利亞隆加表達了自己希望投資利物浦的興趣，此人是西班牙電信巨頭Telefonica的原首席執行官，也是西班牙前首相阿斯納爾的朋友。他目前以英國為業務中心，是倫敦電信公司Telnic的老板，同時還在東歐和拉美有廉價房地產的生意，在俄羅斯、葡萄牙、美國等地的電信公司也有股份。比利亞隆加對媒體表示，自己要“讓利物浦由一家專注於國內的俱樂部變成一支在全球有影響力的力量。”據報道，比利亞隆加准備斥資4200萬英鎊收購利物浦的部分股份。

　　有報道稱，比利亞隆加在商界的口碑並不好，他在Telefonica期間曾被指參與內幕交易。而且，他對利物浦投資的資金來源是自掏腰包還是以聯合投資的形式也不清晰，媒體普遍認為，他的收購邀約很可能不會成功。此外，上周末的多數媒體都表示，利物浦主席莫爾斯尋求的是大量注資，但並不愿放棄控股地位。

　　媒體的傳言引來了公眾的關注，利物浦遵循嚴格的證交所規則，發表公開聲明，承認收購談判確有其事，並向購並委員會以及俱樂部股東進行了通報。這份聲明雖然沒有披露這些投資者的身份，但認可了全盤收購的可能性，＆嶊v仴犑賳磢犖c成仍未確定，但這當中有可能包括對俱樂部全部股份資產的收購邀約。”而利物浦內部人士則對路透社透露，“眼下還不會馬上就有投資交易達成，我們仍在和多方進行談判。”

　　過去2年間，利物浦一直在尋求第三方注資。2004年3月，泰國總理他信曾與利物浦接洽過以6000萬英鎊收購30%股份的事宜，但他信的籌資手段遭到了質疑﹔同年，利物浦大股東之一、當地富賈摩根的7000萬鎊注資計劃也胎死腹中﹔去年，擁有美國球隊新英格蘭愛國者的美國富豪克拉夫特家族也據傳和利物浦扯上干系，利物浦CEO帕里還曾去現場觀看過前者球隊的比賽，但收購計劃卻一直未見光﹔此外，媒體投資集團L4也提出過全盤收購利物浦的意向。

　　利物浦的顧問公司普華永道的發言人已經證實，只要有合適的報價出現，莫爾斯有可能出售其持有51.5%的股份的一部分甚至是全部，“我不認為他會出售全部股份，但這取決於新投資的數量、股價、所有權結構以及投資方的身份。”

　　利物浦上賽季奪得冠軍杯冠軍，為俱樂部帶來了巨大收益，2005財年的營業額同比增長32%，達到1.21億英鎊，而稅前利潤則由前一財年的虧損2190萬英鎊扭虧為盈為950萬英鎊。據知情人士透露，利物浦的資產總值被俱樂部評估為2億英鎊。而尚未完成選址、審批等程序的新球場建設計劃本身即需要耗資1.7-2億英鎊，這也是尋找新投資方的必要性所在。

小一郎

Originally posted by 奧雲仔仔 at 2006-3-30 11:20 PM

我想學缺3都冇!!!!!

太拳未仲勁－＿－”

小一郎

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-31 12:15 AM



你而家條路有d怪-.-

1.你用緊缺三但係就想學劍絕,咁樣條路會難行d
2.九陽可以轉做神照or龍象,但係龍象廢,神照又要哂學點消劍招-.-一係你唔好學九陽-.-

最後,公公係可以學九奧的,冇記錯o既話公公係可 ...

公公是想在ｓｅｒ４，或５練的－－”
ｓｅｒ１的我差小小學到低ｌｖ１８掌－－”

小一郎

Originally posted by 251155 at 2006-3-31 12:56 AM



你有玩ser1?
咩名= =
銀虫都有玩@@

你有玩咩死仔－－”

我ｓｅｒ１，４都叫一郎－．－”