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Paul Anderson was the hero for Liverpool Reserves as his last minute goal earned the Reds a deserved 1-0 win over Birmingham City, and you can now watch extended highlights online.  
Liverpool played well on the night and thoroughly deserved their victory of which Anderson played a starring role in. The Reds created some great chances and it looked like it was going to end a frustrating night until Anderson slotted home the winner, after Adam Hammill's low drive had struck the post.
  
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Liverpool legend Ian Rush has heaped praise on Xabi Alonso and says he would have loved to have played alongside him in the Reds teams of the past.  
The Welsh goals wizard has compared Alonso's passing ability to that of the Great Dane Jan Molby in his heyday at Anfield, and added his pass to Djibril Cisse for the second goal at West Bromwich Albion on Saturday was the assist of the season so far.
  
"Xabi Alonso is the kind of player I'd have loved to play in front of during my time at Liverpool," enthused Rush.
  
"His ability to see and execute a pass reminds me of Jan Molby. I was lucky to have Jan and Kenny Dalglish supplying me with regular opportunities, and we saw another glimpse of what Alonso is capable of against West Brom. The pass for Djibril Cisse's goal was the best I've seen this season.
  
"The absence of Steven Gerrard put more responsibility on Alonso and he's risen to the challenge against Everton and West Brom.
  
"When you have strikers with pace and movement, players like Alonso and Gerrard will always be capable of playing such decisive balls."

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As Merseyside prepares for one of its biggest sporting weekends of the year a host of wonderful memories will come flooding back to me.  


  
For once, it's not football that will be under the spotlight in Liverpool over the coming days. The eyes of the world will be on Aintree Racecourse this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, but the famous Grand National meeting will always remind of happy times at Anfield.
  
There was a time when football was a warm up act for the big race in the afternoon. These days, however, Aintree now has the Saturday all to itself.
  
During my days at Anfield, Grand National week always created a special feel. Our treatment room was as likely to be full of injured jockeys as it was football players. It was a measure of the openness and friendliness that existed at the club then that Joe Fagan and Ronnie Moran were happy to treat injured jockeys desperately trying to get fit for the big event.
  
For the three day meeting Bob Paisley had to issue special orders such was the excitement around Anfield when tips for the races became the main topic of conversation. The boss was a keen horse racing fan but he was also surrounded by them in his famous sides of the seventies and eighties.
  
Training at Melwood couldn't finish soon enough on the opening day
(Thursday) of the meeting, so that the lads could get to Aintree as quickly as possible. Everyone was allowed to go on the first day but it was a different matter on the Friday. It was a clear indication of how much attention to detail the training staff tried to take in monitoring the amount of activity you were (officially) allowed to take part in before the build up to a game. And walking around Aintree was supposed to be a non-starter for the members of the first team.

Playing on the day of the National
Probably the most memorable game for me was the one against Everton an amazing thirty years ago this week (Monday). At that time all football matches traditionally kicked off at 3.00pm so it was unusual to have an 11.30am kick-off, unlike these days when largely due to television start times can be at all strange times of the day. In this particular game I made my derby debut, coming on as a substitute to replace John Toshack for the last 20 minutes with the score at 0-0. The match had naturally been hard fought but was hardly memorable as an occasion, and I had little else to remember about the game other than the last two minutes. In search of a touch of the ball I wandered over to the Centenary Stand side (then known as the Kemlyn Road) stole the ball off Everton’s Martin Dobson on the half-way line and set off on a run before hitting a low shot past their keeper Dai Davies.

Though there were the odd few who tried to get around the ban, by going to the racing incognito and then dodging the television cameras all afternoon, it was the one weekend when some players weren’t too bothered about being in the reserve squad!
  
For me the Grand National has a special footballing significance because three times I played in games at Anfield that had an early kick off due to the big race and each time I scored.
  
Probably the most memorable game for me was the one against Everton an amazing thirty years ago this week (Monday). At that time all football matches traditionally kicked off at 3.00pm so it was unusual to have an 11.30am kick-off, unlike these days when largely due to television start times can be at all strange times of the day. In this particular game I made my derby debut, coming on as a substitute to replace John Toshack for the last 20 minutes with the score at 0-0.
  
The match had naturally been hard fought but was hardly memorable as an occasion, and I had little else to remember about the game other than the last two minutes. In search of a touch of the ball I wandered over to the Centenary Stand side (then known as the Kemlyn Road) stole the ball off Everton’s Martin Dobson on the half-way line and set off on a run before hitting a low shot past their keeper Dai Davies. Having been brought up on the Red and Blue rivalry, to score the winning goal was a dream come true, though I was grateful Phil Neal missed a penalty in the dying moments because 2-0 might have taken some of the shine off my goal!

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I remember some of the older players back then complaining that they were not able to keep to their tried and tested routines because of the unusual early kick-off, but for me – a youngster just starting out in his career - I found it easier than most for the first couple of times. Footballers are creatures of habit and like to approach games with the same preparation. If forced to change routine and it can throw them out of their stride. Different starting times also meant a change of weather conditions. While that derby day match was played on a drab, grey day the other two games I played in on Grand National morning were played in outstanding midday sunlight that was not always a feature of Anfield matches.
  
In these other games I remember one was an interesting battle with Leeds United, which we won 3-1. This time Nealy converted a penalty and joined me on the score-sheet along with Steve Heighway.
  
The third game was against a Swansea side managed at this time by Tosh. It was match notable for the being the day I scored my last goal in a red shirt. I netted in a comfortable 3-0 win as we edged closer to another Championship winning season.
  
Later a large group of us went onto the races to celebrate but despite my pleasing goalscoring form I could never say I had much good fortune in picking the winners of the big race.
  
These days I think the police play the major part in deciding if two major events can be held so close to each other and as the Grand National has become such a massive event there is no way there will be a return to the old format.
  
The last time the Reds shared the day with the big race was in 1994 when Ipswich were the visitors. Julian Dicks scored the only goal of the match which turned out to be the last goal scored by a Liverpool first team player in front of a standing Kop.
  
I know there will be a large contingent of former Reds stars down at Aintree this week and I wouldn’t be surprised to see a few of the current team visiting on Thursday afternoon. With footballers featuring in a number of media stories recently over there betting and gambling habits I wouldn’t expect to see Liverpool players making the wrong type of news, but there will be a keen interest to capture them enjoying one of Merseyside's great annual social events.
  
While forecasting is a major topic of conversation this week it’s good to see one prediction not come true just yet - that from Jose Mourinho when he stated some weeks ago Chelsea would wrap up the Premiership title on April 9th. Perhaps it is only delaying the inevitable but the Londoners are not yet over the finishing line but it certainly makes the end of the season that little bit more interesting.
  
Of course, it would be better if it was the Reds who were the only ones capable of catching them. It’s a tough one at the moment for us watching from just behind the leading two, although we’ll play a more active role in the action of denying Chelsea more silverware in a couple of weeks with our semi-final date.
  
The Reds are doing well to maintain the current run, second place still remains a possibility and as Rafa has pointed out, while we chase hard for the runner’s up spot it makes it more likely we can at least take third.
  
Bolton are the visitors to Anfield on the day after this weeks big race and it's a game I'm looking forward to. They continue to keep up with the teams chasing for the UEFA Cup places though it is their home form which is the major feature of that challenge. Powerful and well-organised they’ll present a tough nut for us to crack on Sunday but hopefully we'll show the form of a Grand National winner to overcome this particular hurdle.

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Liverpool's official website has once again been voted the best Premiership site on the internet.  
In a survey carried out by the FA Premier League, Liverpoolfc.tv came out on top in the list of all 20 top flight clubs.
  
As part of a wide ranging survey, supporters were asked to grade their own club's website and not compare it to that of rival Premiership clubs.
  
With a score of -2 being very poor and +2 being very good, Liverpool fans have given Liverpoolfc.tv an average rating of 1.28.
  
Liverpoolfc.tv are always striving to bring Reds' fans closer than ever to Anfield and their Anfield heroes by providing the best possible news content, interviews and match action from the club.
  
With an exciting end of season lying ahead of us, we'll be with the Reds every step of the way as we look to secure Champions League football once again for next season and go all the way in the FA Cup.
  
With a busy summer expected as more new players arrive at the club and hopes high for an even better campaign next time around, you can be sure Liverpoolfc.tv will be working as hard as possible to constantly improve our service to the club's fans all over the world.
  
Thanks to everyone who took part in this survey and thanks for making Liverpoolfc.tv the Premiership's highest rated website once again. Here's to another success next year.
  
As well as commending their own club's website, Liverpool supporters have also paid tribute to the police work and stewarding that is carried out on match days Anfield by giving their match day police and stewards higher marks than those of any other Premiership club.

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利物浦歷來射手榜前十位：  
1. 魯殊 (Ian Rush) - 346球  
2. 羅渣亨特 (Roger Hunt) - 286  
3. 鶴臣 (Gordon Hodgson) - 241  
4. 拉杜爾 (Billy Liddell) - 228  
5. 科拿 (Robbie Fowler) - 173  
6. 杜格利殊 (Kenny Dalglish) - 172  
7. 奧雲 (Michael Owen) - 158  
8. 湛比斯 (Harry Chambers) - 151  
9. 柏堅遜 (Jack Parkinson) - 130  
10. 森雷保特 (Sam Raybould) - 128

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Originally posted by 小一郎 at 2006-4-4 11:42 PM

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都去左幾年啦-.-

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Originally posted by 利物浦奧雲～＝ at 2006-4-5 03:39 AM
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Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-4-5 05:16 AM



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想里昂出線-.-

施斯

都唔明點解...施斯上場波踢得咁出色D傻仔仲係度話佢唔識入波果d-.-"

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Liverpool's official website has once again been voted the Best Premiership Site on the internet.  
In a survey carried out by the FA Premier League, Liverpoolfc.tv came out on top in the list of all 20 top flight clubs.
  
As part of a wide ranging survey, supporters were asked to grade their own club's website and not compare it to that of rival Premiership clubs.
  
With a score of -2 being very poor and +2 being very good, Liverpool fans have given Liverpoolfc.tv an average rating of 1.28.
  
Liverpoolfc.tv are always striving to bring Reds' fans closer than ever to Anfield and their Anfield heroes by providing the best possible news content, interviews and match action from the club.
  
With an exciting end of season lying ahead of us, we'll be with the Reds every step of the way as we look to secure Champions League football once again for next season and go all the way in the FA Cup.
  
With a busy summer expected as more new players arrive at the club and hopes high for an even better campaign next time around, you can be sure Liverpoolfc.tv will be working as hard as possible to constantly improve our service to the club's fans all over the world.
  
Thanks to everyone who took part in this survey and thanks for making Liverpoolfc.tv the Premiership's highest rated website once again. Here's to another success next year.
  
As well as commending their own club's website, Liverpool supporters have also paid tribute to the police work and stewarding that is carried out on match days Anfield by giving their match day police and stewards higher marks than those of any other Premiership club.

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Originally posted by 大阿哥 at 2006-4-5 12:19 PM
都唔明點解...施斯上場波踢得咁出色D傻仔仲係度話佢唔識入波果d-.-"

因為佢只踢一場好波-.-

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Originally posted by 刺客 at 2006-4-5 10:39 AM
想里昂出線-.-

我都係,可惜佢地唔爭氣-.-

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The e-Season Match ticket ballot for Liverpool V Aston Villa (Barclays Premiership - 29/04/06) runs from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm today (05/04/06)  
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In this week's LFC Magazine you'll find all of the following exclusive content and much, much more...  

EXCLUSIVE RAFA BENITEZ INTERVIEW
  
Alan Jewell talks to Liverpool Boss Rafa Benitez on recent blistering form, including the five goal thriller against Fulham, the Derby that saw us come good with ten men, the structure he has put in place to ensure success and his plans for the crucial final weeks of the season…
  
Red Eye on the Game
  
Following on from the weekend's comprehensive victory against West Brom, we take an in-depth look at every aspect of the game, talking to our manager, key players and examining what you may have missed first time around…
  
Vegard Heggem Interview
  
We talk to the ex-red on one of his many pilgrimages to the club he still loves many years after a recurring hamstring injury cut his promising playing career tragically short. Read why the laid back Norwegian still follows the club and why he preferred to be among the fans when he saw us triumph in Istanbul…
  
The Premiership Run-In
  
As we come to the finale in what has been a gruelling race for the team this season we take a look at the runners who may still feature in a close Premiership finish and what surprises may still be produced by a team that is still at the top of its game…
  
Also in LFC magazine this week:
  

LFC's Kop Tips for the Grand National

A History of Grand National Games

Fernando Morientes Interview

Rick Parry thanks the fans

Alan Hansen and Kenny Dalglish on Robbie Fowler's 173rd goal
  
LFC Magazine is available NATIONWIDE through all branches of WH Smith plus selected independent newsagents. For a stockist near you call our distribution team on 01895 433 800.
  
Don't miss this week's edition of LFC magazine: OUT NOW!
  

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Liverpool's official website has once again been voted the Best Premiership Site on the internet.  
In a survey carried out by the FA Premier League, Liverpoolfc.tv came out on top in the list of all 20 top flight clubs.
  
As part of a wide ranging survey, supporters were asked to grade their own club's website and not compare it to that of rival Premiership clubs.
  
With a score of -2 being very poor and +2 being very good, Liverpool fans have given Liverpoolfc.tv an average rating of 1.28.
  
Liverpoolfc.tv are always striving to bring Reds' fans closer than ever to Anfield and their Anfield heroes by providing the best possible news content, interviews and match action from the club.
  
With an exciting end of season lying ahead of us, we'll be with the Reds every step of the way as we look to secure Champions League football once again for next season and go all the way in the FA Cup.
  
With a busy summer expected as more new players arrive at the club and hopes high for an even better campaign next time around, you can be sure Liverpoolfc.tv will be working as hard as possible to constantly improve our service to the club's fans all over the world.
  
Thanks to everyone who took part in this survey and thanks for making Liverpoolfc.tv the Premiership's highest rated website once again. Here's to another success next year.
  
As well as commending their own club's website, Liverpool supporters have also paid tribute to the police work and stewarding that is carried out on match days Anfield by giving their match day police and stewards higher marks than those of any other Premiership club.

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Sign up for an annual e-Season Ticket today and you'll not only be able to access the best premium video content offering of any football club in the world but you'll also qualify for a brilliant free gift from liverpoolfc.tv.  
Supporters who take advantage of the special offer will be able to choose from a DVD of Liverpool's Double-clinching FA Cup final victory over local rivals Everton or an exclusive 'We all dream of a team of Carraghers' t-shirt.
  
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