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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-5-4 09:06 PM 發表
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原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-5-4 05:48 PM 發表

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原帖由 刺客 於 2006-5-4 09:08 PM 發表

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-5-4 09:13 PM 發表



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原帖由 小一郎 於 2006-5-4 06:14 PM 發表

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原帖由 刺客 於 2006-5-4 09:35 PM 發表

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-5-4 09:45 PM 發表



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Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez has revealed he has spurned the advances of a number of sides interested in signing Chilean winger Mark Gonzalez.

The 21-year-old was signed by The Reds from Albacete but the Premiership side were surprised by his inability to earn a work permit in January.

A loan spell to Real Sociedad has seen Gonzalez flourish, with a number of spectacular goals confirming his quality, and as a result he has become hot property in La Liga.

However, after fighting so hard to sign the winger, Benitez says he has now turned down a number of approaches as he seeks to mount a renewed bid to bring Gonzalez to England in the summer.

"We could make a profit but we are not thinking about selling," said Benitez.

"Three or four Spanish clubs are asking about him.

"I was in Madrid last week and I received two or three phone calls, including contact from one club chairman, and all of them are talking about Mark.

"They want to buy him or loan him depending on the power of the club but our idea is clear.

"We want to have the player here for next season."

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Rafael Benitez today insisted Liverpool are back in the running to secure automatic Champions League qualification by winning the race for second place this weekend.  
Victory over Portsmouth on Sunday coupled with Manchester United's failure to beat Charlton at Old Trafford will see the Reds end the season as runners-up to Chelsea with a highly impressive 82 points - 24 more than last season.
  
Benitez is delighted Liverpool have taken their quest for second place down to the last day of the season and he believes they go into their clash at Fratton Park with nothing to lose and potentially everything to gain.
  
"We know it's still going to be difficult, but at least now we no longer have to think about the goal difference," said Benitez.
  
"At one point it looked like we would not only have to win, but also score a lot of goals to catch them even if they lost. That would have been very difficult.
  
"Now it's straightforward. As long as we concentrate on winning the game, that's all we can do. We don't need to think of goals we'll need.
  
"The advantage is still with them, but we have a chance. We can go into the game feeling no pressure. If we win, we already know there are some good records to achieve. We have already played a good season and can be happy with what we've done so far."

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To commemorate the impending 20th anniversary of Liverpool's momentous League and FA Cup double triumph, player/manager of the time Kenny Dalglish gives his personal assessment of the squad that made history...  




  
Bruce Grobbelaar: Brucie was a great character and brilliant goalkeeper. His best asset was his agility and speed, in and around the goal. Also, his ability to come for a cross when needed. Prone to the odd mistake from time to time but more than made up for that with his stunning saves, like the one from Graeme Sharp at Wembley that year.
  
Steve Nicol: He was a one-off, the butt of many dressing-room jokes but a great lad. I don't know what Chico's weakness was but he had many strengths. A vital member of the team, he could play in a variety of positions. Although predominantly a full-back, he could get forward and support the attack and chipped in with some important goals.
  
Jim Beglin: A very steady left full-back with a good left foot. He was a good player and it was really unfortunate that he was forced out of the game through injury. He got that bad break against Everton but carried on and went to Leeds afterwards before finally calling it a day.
  
Mark Lawrenson: Great pace, good marker and excellent defender. Was never afraid to step forward when he won possession. and ice-cool when under pressure at the back. Scored a few goals for us as well, including an important one against Chelsea in the fourth round of the Cup that season.
  
Alan Hansen: Rubbish. I don't know how he got a game! Seriously though, Jockey was a truly outstanding defender, one of the best ever, and a great defender. A real leader on and off the pitch.
  
Ronnie Whelan: Came over from Ireland as a young boy at 18 years of age. Scored on his debut against Stoke City I think and just carried on from there. A good goalscorer, good passer and good runner. A determined and hard midfield player who was very underrated.
  
Craig Johnston: Skippy enjoyed a great season the year we won the double. Really got his act together and played a very important role in our success. Very fit and fast, he made a huge contribution and, of course, scored the second goal against Everton at Wembley.
  
Jan Molby: I remember Jan came over when Joe was in charge and straight away you could see that his technique was unbelievable. He had two great feet – the most natural two-footed player I think I've ever seen. A great passer of the ball, with great vision.
  
Ian Rush: Rushie had this terribly bad habit of scoring goals! Had a great sense of awareness, great movement and pace, and a great composure when he got in front of goal. The most clinical finisher this club has ever seen. If it wasn't for his goals we couldn't have won the double.
  
Kevin MacDonald: A real work-horse for us in the middle of the pitch. He came in when Stevie McMahon got injured. Got about the pitch well, won the ball and gave it, kept everything simple. Never tired and did a really good job. Hugely underrated.
  
Steve McMahon: The only Englishman in the twelve for the Cup Final and very disappointed not to get on. He was the attacking force in our midfield and was a good goalscorer. Capable of putting his foot in a wee bit, he was my first signing as player/manager and was a good acquisition for us.
  
John Wark: Warky was a great goalscorer. Just ghosted in and around the opposition area. He sort of faded out a bit when Macca came but was a great servant for Liverpool and scored a lot of useful goals. Unfortunately broke his leg and missed the majority of the 85/86 season but was still an integral member of the squad.
  
Gary Gillespie: Excellent for us at centre-back when called upon that season. Scored his fair share of goals and actually netted a hat-trick against Birmingham during the run-in to the title. Enjoyed a successful career at Anfield but if he'd have had a wee bit more luck with injuries then I'm sure his career would have been a lot more profitable.
  
Sammy Lee: Wee Sammy was tremendous. A great character and smashing fella who loved the club. Everybody's pal and a great wee player. I remember him being totally shocked when he scored on his debut against Leicester in 1978. Didn't play much during the double-winning season but was one of the most popular players at the club and always great to have around the dressing room.
  
Paul Walsh: Walshy was a skilful little player who played a big part in the first half of that season. Kept me out of the side for a good while and showed great form in front of goal until getting injured against Manchester United in February.
  
Kenny Dalglish: Who? Never heard of him!

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Rafael Benitez today insisted Spanish clubs are wasting their time enquiring about the availability of Mark Gonzalez for next season.  
Benitez admits he's already fielded a number of calls about Gonzalez after the Chilean youngster helped Real Sociedad avoid relegation from La Liga this season.
  
But he remains as keen as ever to secure a work permit for the 21 year old and bring him to Anfield in time for the start of pre-season training in the summer.
  
"We have had three or four Spanish clubs asking about him because he is playing really well against good teams over there," said Benitez.
  
"When I was in Madrid last Monday I had three phone calls from chairmen in Spain wanting to buy him or take him on loan.
  
"But my idea is to have him here next season. The quality of the player is not in question.
  
"We are not thinking about selling Mark Gonzalez at all. When we decided to sign him he was injured, but we knew his quality - he is a left winger with pace and skill and now he is showing everyone that.
  
"He has scored five goals and the manager of Real Sociedad has been speaking really highly of him.
  
"Real Sociedad were at the bottom of the table when he joined and for him to score five goals for a team like that is not easy. He can play sometimes as a second striker and on the right wing but he is best on the left."

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Peter Crouch believes he's up to the job of filling Wayne Rooney's boots if the Manchester United striker misses out on this summer's World Cup.  
England coach Sven Goran Eriksson believes Rooney needs 'a miracle' to recover from his fractured foot in time to play a part in Germany with the finals now less than six weeks away.
  
Crouch is hoping Rooney can make a speedier than expected recovery to lead England's attacking line, but if not then he is backing himself to rise to the occasion and do a job for his country.
  
"When I heard what had happened to Wayne on Saturday I was gutted for him," he said.
  
"I know Sven says it will take a miracle and realistically they don't happen too often. But with Wayne being out there's a void to be filled and it's up to me to stake my claim.
  
"Scoring against Uruguay and getting my first England goal has given me the confidence to know I can succeed at the international level.
  
"I'm sure I can do the job. I've shown a lot of strength this season. Maybe other people judged me too quickly but I think I've proved I can play at the top level."

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西班牙報章《馬卡報》率先披露西班牙國家隊參與世界杯的大軍名單。

報道指二十三人大軍人選己定出當中的二十二人，而最後一個席位則會由祖亞昆和維辛迪爭奪。

該份報章指出領隊阿拉干尼斯需要憑狀態去決定讓維辛迪或是祖亞昆入伍。

而兩位今年申請歸化西班牙的球員，包括維拉利爾的辛拿和基達菲的佩利亞亦在大軍名單之上。

正式的名單將會在六月十五日公布，西班牙會與烏克蘭，突尼西亞和沙地阿拉伯同組。

《馬卡報》披露的大軍名單

門將: 卡斯拿斯(皇家馬德里)，簡尼沙里斯(華倫西亞)，拉爾拿(利物浦)

後衛: 沙加度，沙治奧拉莫斯(皇家馬德里)，佩奧爾(巴塞隆拿)，桑尼圖(貝迪斯)，柏布路、安東尼奧盧比斯(馬體會)，馬真拿(華倫西亞)，佩利亞(基達菲)

中場: 沙維(巴塞隆拿)，沙比阿朗素(利物浦)，艾比達(華倫西亞)，辛拿(維拉利爾)，法比加斯(阿仙奴)，雷耶斯(阿仙奴)，路爾斯加西亞(利物浦)

前鋒: 魯爾(皇家馬德里)，托里斯(馬體會)，摩連迪斯(利物浦)，韋拿(華倫西亞)

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雖然英超俱樂部的轉會交易還沒有開始，但利物浦隊卻已經有了“新的收獲”，在下個賽季里，他們的隊里將多一名非常出色的球員，他就是智利人馬克-岡薩雷斯。

　　說起來，馬克-岡薩雷斯加盟利物浦的道路比較曲折，在去年夏天的轉會市場上，利物浦將他簽了下來，但這位智利球員卻沒有資格獲得英國勞工部門的工作許可證，按照規定，無法為利物浦隊出場效力。為了解決這個問題，利物浦隊將馬克-岡薩雷斯租借到了西甲的皇家蘇斯達隊。

　　馬克-岡薩雷斯在加盟利物浦前，在阿爾巴塞特隊效力，在半個賽季租借效力皇家蘇斯達，以及數次為智利國家隊出場後，他在下個賽季獲得英國勞工證將沒有什麼問題，這意味著，利物浦已經為下個賽季“預訂”了一名“新球員”。

　　馬克-岡薩雷斯在西甲介竟表現十分出色，甚至已經有幾家俱樂部想要從利物浦手里買下他，不過主教練賓尼迪斯表示，他要在下個賽季給馬克-岡薩雷斯機會，讓他在利物浦表現自己的能力。

　　賓尼迪斯說：“我們完全有機會通過出售馬克-岡薩雷斯賺取利益，但我們並不想賣掉他。現在有三、四家西班牙的俱樂部正在問他轉會的事情，就在上個星期，我去了一趟馬德里，結果接到了兩、三個電話，其介竟一個電話還是一位俱樂部主席打的，他們都在談論馬克-岡薩雷斯。他們都想買他，或者租借他，但我們的主意已經拿定了，下個賽季，我們要讓馬克-岡薩雷斯為利物浦踢球。”

　　馬克-岡薩雷斯今年21歲，在場上的位置是邊鋒或者邊中場，主要司職左路，也能踢右路，他具有很強的攻擊力，速度和技術都不錯，賓尼迪斯對他非常看好。

　　賓尼迪斯說：“這名球員的實力完全用不著懷疑，我們都知道他的能力，他是一名左路選手，有速度和技術，現在他向所有人都展示了這一點。他已經為皇家蘇斯達打進了五個球了，皇家蘇斯達的主教練對他的評價非常高。”

　　馬克-岡薩雷斯本人非常希望為利物浦效力，在去年夏天加盟的時候，他就表示，能加入這樣一家歐洲著名的大俱樂部，讓他感到非常的興奮。馬克-岡薩雷斯到來後，將和基維爾、祖安法蘭等人進行競爭，另外，荷蘭球星辛頓預期會在下賽季傷愈，這樣利物浦隊的邊路將得到加強。

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　新浪評英超37輪最佳進球：利物浦隊長再獻世界波

　　第67分鐘，摩連迪斯橫傳，謝拉特中路30碼處勁射大門左上角入網梅開二度，這是他本賽季第10粒聯賽入球。皮球又急又飄，阿士東維拉門將蘇連臣毫無辦法只得目送皮球入網。作為利物浦隊長，他的兩粒入球為取勝立下戰功，而又給追趕曼聯帶來機會。

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新特蘭係咪主場開齋-.-??

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原帖由 奧雲仔仔 於 2006-5-4 09:40 PM 發表

你又唔係到....
又有人買我acc....

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原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-5-5 08:17 AM 發表
新特蘭係咪主場開齋-.-??

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