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Rafael23

Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-4-2 20:03

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人蠢冇藥醫呀.....:010::010::ma2:

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Liverpool have chalked up their fourth straight Premiership victory with a comfortable and deserved 2-0 success at The Hawthorns.

Robbie Fowler and Djibril Cisse netted before the break to put the Reds in command and, although the home side rallied after the break, the destination of the three points was never in doubt.
  
Rafa Benitez's side went into the game knowing Manchester United had already won at Bolton and so the pressure was on to claim victory and stay in the race for second place. There was never going to be any other outcome after a thoroughly professional evening's work in the Midlands.
  
The Reds' early dominance suggested they were in the mood to continue their recent excellent record at a ground where they had scored eleven goals without reply on their last two visits to this stadium.
  
It came as no surprise when the deadlock was broken as early as the sixth minute as Rafa Benitez's men served notice that they were in no mood to be forgiving towards a side fighting desperately for their lives at the foot of the table.
  
Only six minutes had elapsed when Djibril Cisse scampered down the right hand side and sent a low cross into the danger area at the far post where Robbie Fowler was on hand to joyfully slot home his second goal since returning to Anfield.
  
Fowler's goal was his 173rd throughout his two spells at Anfield - taking him ahead of King Kenny Dalglish in the club's all time goalscoring charts.
  
It was all Liverpool throughout a one-sided first half as the Baggies failed to recover from that early setback and failed on numerous occasions to cope with the Reds' fluid attacking movements which so often featured Djibril Cisse, Peter Crouch and Harry Kewell.
  
Cisse was in menacing form down the right hand side where his pace was too much for Paul Robinson to handle and it was the Frenchman who added a second before the break to confirm Liverpool's superiority on the match.
  
Xabi Alonso picked the ball up deep inside his own half and drilled a sensational ball forward over the top of the home defence. Cisse anticipated the pass and was first to react as he controlled the ball and rounded the goalkeeper before stroking his fifteenth goal of the season into the unguarded goal.
  
Bryan Robson made a change at the break when he introduced Hungarian midfielder Zoltan Gera to the action and he almost made an immediate impact with a dipping shot which just missed Pepe Reina's far post.
  
Cisse almost killed the game as any sort of contest shortly after when he again beat his man for pace down the right but this time drove his shot into the side-netting.
  
Reina was forced into his first save after 50 minutes when Gera again went for goal but his well struck volley was comfortably stopped by the Liverpool goalkeeper. Kuszczak then made a similar save at the other end of the field to deny Cisse grabbing his second of the night.
  
The home side enjoyed their best spell of the game midway through the second period and after 67 minutes Reina was forced into another sharp stop from another stinging effort from the lively Gera.
  
Liverpool were perhaps fortunate to escape a penalty claim with twenty minutes left when Greening's cross appeared to strike the arm of Carragher but thankfully referee Uriah Rennie, who was well placed, saw nothing wrong.
  
Greening had a chance to give the Baggies a late life-line in the game in the final ten minutes when the ball fell nicely into his path on the edge of the box, but his well struck volley flew over Reina's goal.
  
Substitute Fernando Morientes missed a golden chance to add a third in the closing minutes when he somehow contrived to turn Kewell's cross wide from close range.
  
It mattered little though as the Reds had already done more than enough to win an important three points and keep up the pressure on Manchester United in the battle for second place in the Premiership.

Teams
Liverpool: Reina, Riise, Hyypia, Carragher, Finnan, Kewell, Alonso, Sissoko, Cisse, Crouch, Fowler. Subs - Dudek, Kromkamp, Garcia, Morientes, Warnock

West Brom: Kuszczak, Robinson, Albrechtsen, Davies, Watson, Greening, Wallwork, Johnson, Kamara, , Ellington. Subs - Hoult, Clement, Gera, Kozak, Campbell

Referee: Uriah Rennie

Conditions: Fine and dry

Attendance: 27,576

Liverpoolfc.tv Man-of-the-Match: Xabi Alonso

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16:17 GMT : Match Starts
1 min : West Brom the game underway
5 mins : Liverpool break impressively and Kewell's angled shot is blocked by the leg of a WBA defender
7 mins : GOAL! Robbie Fowler: close-range tap in from a Cisse centre
11 mins : Hyypia falls awkwardly on his shoulder but quickly recovers
16 mins : Kamara shoots straight at Reina from outside the box
20 mins : Riise blasts a 40-yard free-kick high over the WBA bar from a central position
22 mins : Hyypia heads wide from an Alonso corner
26 mins : Liverpool threaten again but Crouch's effort is deflected behind for a corner
30 mins : Robinson fires tamely into the arms of Reina
38 mins : GOAL! Djibril Cisse: rounds the keeper and slots the ball home after latching onto a perfect through ball by Alonso
43 mins : Riise headers clear from a WBA corner has the hosts enjoy a rare foray upfield
45 mins : Cisse crosses from the right and the ball bounces off Crouch to go behind for a goal kick
17:03 GMT : Half Time Reached
17:20 GMT : Second Half Begins
46 mins : Substitution: Zoltan Gera for Diomansy Kamara:
47 mins : Gera goes close with a stunning strike from the right edge of the area
49 mins : Cisse fires into the side-netting after cutting in from the right
51 mins : Gera tries his luck again and Reina does well to get down and smother his effort
53 mins : Cisse curls a ball over the bar with a speculative half-volley from just outside the box
54 mins : Cisse is foiled by a fine save from the WBA keeper
59 mins : Reina punches clear as the hosts attack
62 mins : Substitution: Neil Clement for Steve Watson:
62 mins : Substitution: Kevin Campbell for Kanu :
65 mins : Substitution: Luis Garcia for Robbie Fowler:
67 mins : Reina pushes out a powerful strike from Gera
71 mins : Substitution: Fernando Morientes for Peter Crouch:
73 mins : Garcia attempts to lob the keeper but his effort has just a bit too much height on it
77 mins : Gera fires wide with another decent strike
78 mins : Substitution: Jan Kromkamp for Djibril Cisse:
79 mins : Greening spurns a good opportunity for Albion when he shoots over from inside the box
82 mins : Sissoko fires wide
86 mins : A great opportunity for a 3rd goal opens up for the Reds but Kewell hesitates before crossing and the ball is eventually deflected behind
90 mins : The fourth official indicates that three minutes of added time will be played
18:08 GMT : Match Over

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Jay Spearing made a welcome return from injury as Liverpool and Sheffield Wednesday under-18s fought out a 2-2 draw at the Academy on Saturday morning.  
Spearing, who has been sidelined for over six months with a broken leg, appeared as a second half substitute.
  
The young Reds were one ahead at this stage, courtesy of a first half opener from Ryan Wignall but the visitors hit-back with two quick-fire goals in the second half and it needed a last-gasp penalty from Francis Smith to rescue a point for John Owens' side.

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Rafael Benitez declared himself a highly satisfied manager after seeing his team beat West Bromwich Albion 2-0 and still believes the race for a second place finish is still very much alive.  
The Liverpool manager felt his team deserved to beat West Brom and keep up the pressure on Manchester United for second place.
  
"In the first half we played really well and controlled the game all of the time," reflected Benitez.
  
"In the second half we were a bit under pressure but we have done a good job and it's a good result for us. It worked well for us using the pace of Cisse on the right wing and with Xabi Alonso's passing ability it was perfect.
  
"We need to keep going now until the end and keep winning games. You can't say it will be impossible to finish second because you don't know what can happen. We are sure we will finish third but maybe second."
  
Meanwhile, Benitez was keen to praise Robbie Fowler after the striker's sixth minute strike took him ahead of Kenny Dalglish in the all-time Anfield goalscoring charts.
  
He said: "I would like to congratulate Robbie. I hope to see even more goals from him this season and maybe in the future.
  
"We haven't made a decision on his future yet. There is no hurry. We will make it in the next few weeks. It won't be about if he scores one or two more goals this year, it will be about what we feel he can give to the team in the future."

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Robbie Fowler modestly played down his feat of overtaking Kenny Dalglish in the all-time list of Liverpool of goalscorers after netting his 173rd goal for the Reds at West Brom on Saturday.  
Fowler's early tap-in at The Hawthorns means he now stands alone as the fifth most prolific striker in Liverpool history.
  
But while he's delighted to have reached such a momentous milestone he refuses to accept that it makes him more of a legend than Dalglish.

"It's fantastic for me but Kenny Dalglish is a proper Liverpool legend. To get anywhere near him is an achievement, so to go one past him makes me very happy," says the striker.
  
Fowler's record-breaking goal set the Reds up for a comfortable 2-0 win over the Baggies. It's a result that maintains the pursuit of second-placed Manchester United and soon-to-be 31-year old is refusing to throw in the towel with regards to this particular battle.
  
"We just have to worry about ourselves and try to win as many games as we can, but we know it is going to be difficult. If we win our games and the teams above us slip up, then we have to take advantage," he adds.
  
"This was an important win for us. We had a good result against Everton last week and we knew we had to do the job here. We made a good start, scored the early goal and deserved the three points at the end of the game."

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奧雲仔仔

Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-4-2 07:24 PM
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ps**** 本內容被作者隱藏 *****
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T9

Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-4-2 08:09 PM

人蠢冇藥醫呀.....:010::010::ma2:

乜佢果d叫蠢咩:o?

書2童子

Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-4-2 10:53 PM

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依你所見應該叫什麼呢/)??

奧雲仔仔

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-4-3 01:14 PM



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醒??????

Rafael23

係勁!!!!!!!!

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北京時間4月2日凌晨，英格蘭足球超級聯賽進行了第32輪展的一場比賽。憑借福勒、西塞在上半場的兩個進球，利物浦客場2：0完勝西布羅姆維奇取得聯賽四連勝。
　　
　　本場比賽中傑拉德因停賽而無法出戰，法國球員西塞以主力右前衛身份先發上陣；此外老將福勒首發，西班牙國腳路易斯﹒加西亞則坐上了替補席；後防線上，卡拉格、海皮亞坐鎮中路負責保護禁區；芬南、裡瑟分居左右。阿隆索是紅軍當仁不讓的中場核心，澳大利亞國腳科維爾則出任左前衛。
　　
　　毫不夸張的說，利物浦取得了“夢幻般的開局”：第6分鐘阿隆索長傳轉移，西塞得球後斜傳禁區，福勒射空門得手，1：0！第16分鐘主隊得到首個射門機會，塞內加爾國腳卡馬拉在20米開外起右腳打門，西班牙門將雷納穩穩將球擒獲；第20分鐘沃特森侵犯西塞，裡瑟任意球超遠距離直接射門高出橫樑。
　　
　　第22分鐘阿隆索開出右側角球，禁區內的海皮亞在門前8碼處頭球攻門偏出目標；第26分鐘西塞在禁區附近做出精彩輸送，克勞奇禁區內的勁射被主隊後衛擋出；三分鐘後羅賓森的左翼遠距離低射被雷納沒收。第38分鐘利物浦再入一球，當時阿隆索在本方禁區附近送出一記精準的60碼長傳，西塞前插甩開了西布朗整條防線，在趟過了棄門而出的波蘭門將庫茨薩克後，法國射手輕鬆推射空門得手，打入個人本賽季第15粒進球。
　　
　　第40分鐘尼日利亞國腳卡努右路傳中，阿爾布雷奇森的頭球搶點攻門偏出目標；第45分鐘西塞右路高速突破後傳中，主隊後衛不慎將球漏過，可惜中路的克勞奇鬼使神差的未能打中部位，痛失進球良機。上半場結束，利物浦暫時以2：0領先。
　　
　　易地再戰。第47分鐘主隊替補上場的中場球員傑拉25碼開外勁射偏出；第51分鐘傑拉卷土重來，這次他在禁區右翼的左腳凌空打門被雷納穩穩沒收；第53分鐘西塞禁區外左腳凌空抽射高出門楣；一分鐘後卡拉格直線輸送，西塞擺脫主隊後衛的糾纏後殺入禁區，可惜他的捅射被庫茨薩克擋出。
　　
　　第67分鐘主隊羅賓森左路下底傳中，異常活躍的傑拉在禁區內右腳凌空抽射被雷納擋出；第70分鐘主隊中場球員約翰森左路傳中，卡拉格似乎用手碰了一下飛行中的皮球，然而當值主裁判並未判罰點球；第73分鐘替補上場的路易斯﹒加西亞吊射高出橫樑；第79分鐘凱文﹒坎貝爾禁區內回做，格林寧凌空抽射高出橫樑。
　　
　　第82分鐘西索科勁射偏出目標；第86分鐘科威爾左翼下底傳中，庫茨薩克未能將球撲出，可惜莫倫特斯的推射偏出近角；第89分鐘西索科禁區內的手球，然而主裁判卻認定安迪﹒約翰森拉人在先。全場比賽結束，最終憑借福勒、西塞在上半時的兩粒進球，利物浦客場2：0輕取西布羅姆維奇。
　　

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在今天凌晨結束的一場英超第32輪的比賽中，利物浦客場2：0完勝西布羅姆維奇贏得聯賽四連勝；福勒、西塞在上半場就為紅軍鎖定了勝局。賽後英國主要足球媒體對本場比賽進行了評論。
　　
　　《天空體育》以《利物浦洗刷西布羅姆維奇（Liverpool brush Baggies aside）》評論道：在客場2：0輕鬆擊敗西布朗以後，看起來紅軍已經坐穩了聯賽第三的位置。很明顯利物浦配的上這場勝利，羅比﹒福勒在第6分鐘的進球為球隊打開局面；第38分鐘西塞錦上添花鎖定了比分。目前紅軍領先第四名托特納姆熱刺12分之多，在聯賽僅剩6輪的情況下這實在是一個難以逾越的鴻溝。
　　
　　《太陽報》的評論員則對于福勒給予了更多的關注：在對陣西布羅姆維奇的比賽中羅比﹒福勒打入了裡程碑式的進球，迄今為止他為利物浦出戰341次，打入173球，這使他超越了肯尼﹒達格利什成為球隊歷史上的第五射手（排在前四位的分別是伊恩﹒拉什、羅傑﹒亨特、戈登﹒霍奇森以及比利﹒裡德爾）。在過去七場比賽中西布朗輸了六場，他們要為保級進行艱苦的努力。
　　
　　Teamtalk則對西布羅姆維奇的保級前景很是擔憂：毫無疑問，0：2的結果無異于將西布朗往保級泥潭裡又推了一把。開場階段是屬于利物浦的，第六分鐘西塞的傳球就讓福勒攻破了主隊的大門；第38分鐘阿隆索助攻西塞鎖定了勝局。本場比賽過後樸茨茅斯與西布朗統計27分，然而考慮到前者目前狀態大勇，西布朗的保級前景不容樂觀。
　　
　　而ESPN的《紅軍閒庭信步（Reds stroll it）》對利物浦的精彩表現大加讚賞：幾乎沒有遭到任何抵抗，利物浦贏得了一場輕鬆的勝利。第六分鐘福勒的進球有越位嫌疑，然而這並不影響利物浦取得領先；第38分鐘西塞的進球更是將主隊徹底打入深淵。下半場西布朗曾發起反撲，但是在紅軍堅如磐石般的防守面前，主隊無可奈何。

Rafael23

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周六作客對西布朗一役中射入一球的利物浦射手科拿，累積為紅軍射入共一百七十三球，使其於利物浦歷來射手榜上超越名宿杜格利殊升上第五位。  

不過科拿對此卻表現謙遜。達到這歷史性的里程碑當然使科拿感到高興，然而他不認為那代表他超越了杜格利殊的成就。  

「那對我而言確是了不起的，不過杜格利殊才是真正的紅軍名宿。能在任何方面接近他都是一項成就，所以能於射手榜上追過他使我十分高興。」  

科拿打破紀錄的入球引領紅軍輕取西布朗二比零，這賽果亦保持利物浦爭取聯賽榜第二位的希望。即將年滿三十一歲的科拿對此亦表示仍未放棄。  

「我們只有擔心自己，嘗試盡力贏得最多的比賽，但我們知道那並不容易。如果我們得勝而排名在我們之前的球隊落敗，我們便得益。」他補充道。  

「這是一場重要的勝利。我們上周對愛華頓贏了漂亮的一仗，我們都知道要在此取得勝果。我們的比賽開始得很好，取得一個早段的入球，所以我們值得在這場比賽中全取三分。」

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Record-breaking Robbie Fowler has revealed he's expecting a telephone call from Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish after overtaking him as the fifth most prolific marksman in Anfield history.  
Fowler netted his 173rd goal for the Reds against West Brom on Saturday – one more than Dalglish – and afterwards paid tribute to the man who has always had a big influence on his career.
  
"All through my career when things have gone well he's called me and when things have gone bad he's given me a ring so I'll probably get a call," says Fowler.
  
"I don't think Kenny will begrudge me getting the goal because he wants what's best for Liverpool. When I was a schoolboy at Liverpool Kenny was manager. I met him a few times. When you are growing up you know that Kenny was a fantastic player and when he comes into the dressing room he's just got a presence about him. He used to look after the younger players."
  
"To get anywhere near KD is an achievement which I am greatly proud of. I thought the chance had passed me by and to get the call in January asking me to come back here was fantastic. I am talking about being happy to surpass Kenny but I'm just happy about being here.
  
"I've kept in touch with Kenny all through my career wherever I've been, along with a few other Liverpool strikers of the past."
  
With the season drawing to a close, and Fowler having now scored two goals since returning the club on a free transfer in January, talk of whether he'll be offered a new contract beyond the summer is predictably uppermost in the thoughts of many Liverpool fans.
  
And the striker, who turns 31 later this week, adds: "Without a shadow of a doubt I want to stay. Having waited so long to come back, I'd love to make my second spell here a long one. But nothing has been said or decided yet.
  
"I just have to wait for the manager and I'll just try to keep playing my football. Since I've been back I haven't scored as many goals as I would have liked but I've been relatively pleased and happy with the performances. It's not up to me to say who the manager should sign. It's solely his decision."

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Liverpool maintained their hot pursuit of second-placed Manchester United with a comfortable 2-0 win over West Brom at The Hawthorns on Saturday. Here is the best of the post-match reaction...




  
The Liverpool Manager
  
"In the first half we played really well and controlled the game all of the time," reflected Benitez. In the second half we were a bit under pressure but we have done a good job and it's a good result for us. It worked well for us using the pace of Cisse on the right wing and with Xabi Alonso's passing ability it was perfect. We need to keep going now until the end and keep winning games. You can't say it will be impossible to finish second because you don't know what can happen. We are sure we will finish third but maybe second."
Rafael Benitez
  
The Opposition Manager
  
"We were were absolutely hopeless on the ball in the first half. We didn't pass it and there was no conviction in our play whatsoever, which is why you get beaten when you play against teams like Liverpool. We looked nervous from kick-off. Right away we started edgily and we never recovered from that. Our composure was poor, which I can't understand because the players were in a decent-enough mood coming into the game. It's alright talking a good game, but you have to do it on the pitch, and for the first time in quite a few weeks our performance level was not there in that first half."
Bryan Robson
  



  
The Liverpool Player
  
"This was an important win for us. We had a good result against Everton last week and we knew we had to do the job here. We made a good start, scored the early goal and deserved the three points at the end of the game. It's fantastic for me to beat Kenny Dalglish's record but he is a proper Liverpool legend. To get anywhere near him is an achievement, so to go one past him makes me very happy."
Robbie Fowler
  
The Broadsheet Newspaper
  
"Robbie Fowler was in the depths of despair 18 months ago, languishing in Manchester City's reserves and contemplating ending a career that had been stuck in reverse ever since leaving Liverpool behind five years ago. Yet he woke up yesterday morning having eclipsed the goal-scoring feats of Anfield icon Kenny Dalglish. In footballing terms, Fowler has come back from the dead since returning to Anfield in January. He may no longer be the prodigious talent that terrorised the Premiership's best defences 10 years ago and his pace is certainly not what it was, however Fowler no longer looks like he is carrying the worries of the world on his shoulders. All he has to concern himself with now is whether his revival will be allowed to continue in a Liverpool shirt beyond this season. By opening the scoring in this comfortable victory at the Hawthorns, Fowler claimed his 173rd Liverpool goal and moved ahead of Dalglish to fifth in the all-time scoring list at Anfield. Before his return three months ago the striker seemed destined to be marooned one goal behind his mentor for evermore."