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FA Cup winner Jan Kromkamp has made the Dutch squad for the 2006 World Cup.

Kromkamp was warned by Dutch manager Marco Van Basten that his place in the squad was under threat when he arrived at Liverpool. However, Kromkamp had a few games towards the tail end of the season, including a 53 minute run out in the FA Cup final and managed to secure his place on the plane to Germany.

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書2童子

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-5-16 06:25 PM 發表
杜迪克都冇><

Dudek left out of Poland World Cup squad

Goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek has been left out of Poland's World Cup squad after failing to hold down his place in the Liverpool team.

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波蘭冇佢點夠德國打-.-

希望古沙撤斯掂啦

雲少

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-5-16 05:04 PM 發表
據英倫足球網消息：利物浦後衛裡瑟在日前慶祝紅軍獲得足總杯冠軍時表示，紅軍已經取得了長足的進步，在連續兩個賽季獲得冠軍後，利物浦將在下賽季把目標確定為聯賽冠軍。


25歲的裡瑟在利物浦同韋斯咸的比賽中 ...

裡瑟係??- -  係咪RIISE  
真係唔識譯  大陸d名

奧雲仔仔

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-5-16 06:23 PM 發表

魯爾狀態好d定摩記?/

摩記==~~~~~~~

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原帖由 雲少 於 2006-5-17 12:09 AM 發表


裡瑟係??- -  係咪RIISE  
真係唔識譯  大陸d名

你譯o岩左喎-.-　　　

Rafael23

做咩唔改post名.......n年前

T9

無計=.=

奧雲仔仔

原帖由 刺客 於 2006-5-17 03:45 PM 發表
無計=.=

唔好呃post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!XDDDDDDD

Rafael23

佢呃爆post喇.......

T9

我無呃啊-.-

Rafael23

原帖由 刺客 於 2006-5-17 17:12 發表
我無呃啊-.-

咁又呃左個喇~_~

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奧雲經過養傷後，七個月來再次投入英格蘭國家隊的操練。

奧雲是在上年除夕與熱刺的比賽和國家隊隊友保羅賓遜相撞而受傷。

奧雲對上一次代表英格蘭上陣已經是十一月以三比二勝阿根廷的友賽，該場比賽他射入兩球。

奧雲已經入選了艾歷臣的二十三人大軍中，不過他仍然入選了B隊，將會於對匈牙利及牙買加的比賽中提升狀態。

此外，禾確特也有首次在國家隊進行操練，因為他不用到巴黎準備歐冠杯賽事。

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記者黃奕報道 在西班牙隊的23人大名單中，正像主帥阿拉貢內斯之前所宣布的一樣，他在每個位置上都配備了兩個人選，以433陣型為基礎，他共帶上了3名門將、8個後衛、6個中場，及6名前鋒。這份名單中，有6人參加過上屆世界盃，11人入選過葡萄牙歐洲杯，36歲的簡尼沙里斯是年齡最大的球員，魯爾則是最有大賽經驗的球員，他參與過兩屆世界盃和兩屆歐洲杯，德國世界盃將是他第五次代表西班牙隊角逐國際大賽。惟一讓人意外的是莫里恩特斯的落選，另一個爭議來自於中場巴拉查的缺席，畢竟，這名華倫西亞中場擔任主力的次數實在不少。

　　莫里恩特斯在國家隊的履歷無可挑剔，他曾代表西班牙隊出場43次、打入26球﹔顯然，前皇馬9號本賽季在利物浦的糟糕表現是他落選的最大理由，2005/2006賽季，參加的51場正式比賽只打入11球，這樣低的進球率使阿拉貢內斯只能“忍痛割愛”，“也許媒體會對我的決定感到意外，可是作為主教練，我只帶我認為適合球隊戰術體系的球員去世界盃。”這並非莫里恩特斯第一次在大賽中被國家隊拒之門外，在甘馬曹執教時，他就錯過了2000年的荷蘭和比利時歐洲杯，當時他在皇馬表現出色，卻被一名後衛擠掉了位置。在接受媒體採訪時，莫里恩特斯的失落溢於言表，“我知道我的這個賽季很糟糕，對於落選我對阿拉貢內斯沒有任何微詞。”

　　皇馬的前9號是因缺乏進球落選，表現平庸的後衛馬真拿為什麼能入選？對此，阿拉貢內斯的回答很簡單：“足球是有‘偏愛’的，馬真拿就讓我很欣賞。為了國家隊和我自己，我必須放手一搏。當然，這也有可能是一個錯誤的決定，畢竟我只是個凡人。”巴拉查的落選早有跡象，但老帥放棄這名“固定”中場而啟用年輕球員法布里加斯、伊涅斯塔和塞納仍引起了爭議。巴拉查的隊友艾比達對此就非常不滿：“這太奇怪了。阿拉貢內斯選擇的中場都是些沒有國際大賽經驗的球員”

　　大名單中毫無懸念的是魯爾和薩維，盡管兩人都是久傷初愈，尚未完全恢復競技狀態，尤其魯爾在整個賽季里都表現平平。雖然他和薩維都還缺乏比賽的節奏感，但體能上他已達到最佳。當然，如果魯爾狀態不如其他人，那麼他就不會上場。”如果說老帥對馬真拿是因為“偏愛”而選擇，那麼對魯爾，他則是由於＆嶊vD性”而選擇，畢竟魯爾是西班牙的精神領袖，還有著豐富的大賽經驗。

　　總體而言，平均年齡只有25歲的西班牙隊體現了“年輕化”的特點，中場的技術特征也體現了老帥強調“控球能力”的思路。值得一提的是，這份名單中，西甲前幾名俱樂部平分秋色(皇馬和華倫西亞各4人、巴薩3人)，只有剛奪得足協盃的西維爾卻交了白卷。老帥解釋說：西維爾主席德爾尼托曾致電他，說為了爭取聯賽前幾名和足協盃，自己的球員(納瓦斯和阿爾維斯)不會應召。如果在預選賽階段不應召，那麼在世界盃中也不會有位置，阿拉貢內斯說到做到。

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Make sure you're signed up to the Liverpoolfc.tv e-Season Ticket before midday today in time to enjoy the start of our brand new summer project - 100 Players Who Shook The Kop.  


  
Four years after our ground-breaking '100 Days That Shook The Kop' series we are pleased to announce the launch of the sequel - an exciting new series that will ensure Liverpudlian's everywhere have something to keep them going until the start of the football season in August.
  
We present to you - '100 Players Who Shook The Kop!'
  
From Raisbeck to Rush, Clemence to Carragher and so on, every player to have ever played a first team game for the Reds have been considered for membership of this prestigious top 100. But the ultimate decision has been made by YOU the fans.
  
For the past four weeks we have invited fans to vote for their ten favourite Liverpool players of all-time.
  
The poll has now closed, over 110,000 votes have been cast and counted up, and the definitive top 100 has taken shape.
  
Every player who has made the top 100 – and there are some surprises in there - will be honoured on this website via the e-Season ticket console with a specially produced video clip, including archive footage and exclusive interviews. All the relevant stats, facts and figures about the said player will also be displayed in text format.
  
Since 1892 hundreds of players have represented this club but everyone has their own particular favourites so don't expect this list to be based solely on talent.
  
The greatness of a player can be measured in many ways – obviously, his ability on the pitch is the most important, but 100 PWSTK is much more than that.
  
It's also about the impact the individuals chosen have had on this club, be it for a variety of reasons. Maybe it was because of their unique rapport with the crowd, a specific incident that has never been forgotten or anything else that has left a lasting impression.
  
From midday today the gripping countdown from 100 to 1 will begin, with a new name being inducted into this coveted hall of fame each week day. So stay logged on to Liverpoolfc.tv for what is sure to be the most talked about series of the summer.

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Savour the glory of our amazing FA Cup final success by downloading a brilliant image from the post-match celebrations as a wallpaper for your PC.  
The events of the final against West Ham will live long in the memory and we're sure you'll want to relive the images from Cardiff over and over again over the summer months.
  
To get you started we've created some wonderful wallpapers for you to download to your computer screen. We've a great picture of Pepe Reina saving one of the West Ham penalties, another of an elated Steven Gerrard lifting the FA Cup and a third of Stevie and Rafa Benitez holding the coveted trophy.
  
Simply choose the wallpaper you want and then follow the simple instructions to download it onto your computer.
  
And you can then remind anyone who passes by your computer over the coming days and weeks just who are the FA Cup holders for 2006!

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Every major blockbuster deserves a sequel and the Reds presented their follow-up to Istanbul in the Millennium Stadium at the weekend.  


  
Just as we were preparing to stop dining out on our Turkish miracle the lads virtually recreated the whole thing for us all over again.
  
Quite rightly acclaimed as the most dramatic FA Cup Final in living memory, it was a magnificent day. I was proud and delighted again to be there to witness Liverpool's seventh and greatest FA Cup final victory. From the jaws of defeat the Reds somehow came back from the dead to give the Millennium Stadium the farewell it deserves as the Cup Final venue.
  
Whether we liked it or not we started this one as favourites as the Hammers had nothing to lose and set about trying to upset the record books right from the off. I thought the Reds had learned from the lessons of Istanbul but they once again started looking edgy and nervous in a number of positions and I was surprised to see us gift the ball away so easily and make problems for ourselves.
  
West Ham, to their credit, started well but it was two moments of real sloppiness from us that gifted them a two goal lead. After the season he's had Jamie Carragher didn't deserve to be remembered as the scorer of an own goal in the cup final, especially after joking last Thursday about Stevie Gerrard's own goal against Chelsea in the 2005 Carling Cup final.
  
The Reds only started playing once they were 2-0 down. Djibril Cisse's goal just before the break was vital and it increased our belief that another spectacular comeback was possible. But just like as against Milan, the start of the second half was marked by another close call as this time the Londoners failed to increase their lead, a crucial double save from Pepe Reina kept us in it and at that point I wondered perhaps if the football gods were once again with us.
  

Fairclough on Stevie
The captain was magnificent, no question he was man of the match. But even he started the game a little tentatively, though once he began to find some room his quality shone through, first setting up the harshly disallowed Peter Crouch goal then supplying the sublime pass for Cisse to score. In the second half he was asked to change positions at least twice and he slipped into each role without hardly changing stride. But he kept his greatest contribution to the last, again saving the day with the most sensational of strikes from 35 yards to claim his 23rd goal of the season, as we entered injury time.
When Stevie Gerrard scored the second I'm sure most felt like me that we were on our way to cup glory, but like as in Istanbul once level we were unable to overpower the opponents. After such an outstanding year from the defence no one could have envisaged seeing us give up three goals but after Paul Konchesky's fortuitous third it appeared our name wasn't on the cup.
  
Seeing so many players going down with various injuries and suffering with cramp was unbelievable but with options available to him Rafa was still able to conjure up plans B and C. Didi Hamann's introduction was once again crucial, a steadying influence when he was most needed allowing Stevie G to lead the rescue charge.
  
The captain was magnificent, no question he was man of the match. But even he started the game a little tentatively, though once he began to find some room his quality shone through, first setting up the harshly disallowed Peter Crouch goal then supplying the sublime pass for Cisse to score. In the second half he was asked to change positions at least twice and he slipped into each role without hardly changing stride. But he kept his greatest contribution to the last, again saving the day with the most sensational of strikes from 35 yards to claim his 23rd goal of the season, as we entered injury time.
  
Extra time and penalties were played out much like the first 90 minutes, full of incident and drama and there were heroic performances all around, but the saves of Reina, the solid Sami Hyypia (pity he had his penalty saved) and the awesome energy of Momo Sissoko perhaps stood out.
  
It made sure we finished the season again on a high, the celebrations were tremendous and made the trip home all the more enjoyable and gave us plenty of time to reflect on the progress that's been made and look forward to the next step.
  
I thought we deserved to win on Saturday. West Ham had their moments and probably enjoyed the best of the first twenty five minutes but overall I still thought the Reds had enough of the game to feel we rightfully won the cup. It put Rafa in a class of his own as the only Liverpool manager to win two successive major trophies in his first two seasons in charge. But not one to rest on his laurels, he has no doubt set about bringing in the improvements for next season.
  

Fairclough on Rafa
Rafa is clearly a man who knows what he wants and has no fear in making the tough decisions he knows will determine his destiny. A man who takes every game as it comes but still has a vision, despite the success of Istanbul he was still clear on who he would want to go forward with him. The most successful teams are more often not necessarily the sides with the best individuals but a group put together who will deliver what the coach demands. Certainly Rafa feels he added a bit more of what he needed to get us closer to Chelsea, though there were doubts expressed in those early weeks of the season.
European glory was beyond our wildest dreams but it's the Premiership title we crave. Capturing the Champions League in his first season ensured Rafa certainly set the standards high in kicking off his Liverpool career. But we're realistic enough to know it's only the start and he has much bigger plans as he plots for a more successful future.
  
At the start of the last season Rafa stopped short of promising us immediate success but he did promise improvement and a greater consistency. Results away from Anfield had been a major concern and improving our results on the road was one of his first targets entering his second as previous generations of Reds' success have been forged on consistency both home and away.
  
Rafa is clearly a man who knows what he wants and has no fear in making the tough decisions he knows will determine his destiny. A man who takes every game as it comes but still has a vision, despite the success of Istanbul he was still clear on who he would want to go forward with him. The most successful teams are more often not necessarily the sides with the best individuals but a group put together who will deliver what the coach demands. Certainly Rafa feels he added a bit more of what he needed to get us closer to Chelsea, though there were doubts expressed in those early weeks of the season.
  
A season that began in mid summer against modest Welsh opposition T.N.S was a suitable warm up for the real thing that lay ahead of us, but the Premiership start was unconvincing. By the time Chelsea came to Anfield in October there were some doubts whether the Reds had enough to be there at the end and present any real challenge. But our form after that was championship winning quality, a solid defence was the basis the Reds' consistency was built on and with the excellent options in midfield it's perhaps in the front line where the emphasis on strengthening will focus on.
  
After such a long season the players will be desperate for a well deserved rest.
  
Thankfully we've got the World Cup to look forward to because, personally, I can't wait for the new season to begin again.

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Rafa Benitez today hailed the Liverpool supporters who braved the awful weather conditions to salute their FA Cup heroes through the streets of the city on Sunday.  
Thousands of fans packed the ten mile route as the Liverpool players proudly paraded the trophy they had won in such dramatic fashion just 24 hours earlier in Cardiff.
  
Benitez admits he was surprised by the turn-out given the rain during part of the journey, but he insists the devotion of the club's fans is proving an even further motivation for him to continue bringing more silverware to the club.
  
He said: "It would have been a lot easier for the fans if the parade was taking place on a nice day, but considering the bad weather it was even more amazing to see so many of our supporters come to see us.
  
"There was one youngster who must have ran alongside the bus for 15 minutes singing 'Rafa Benitez'. When you see this, you realise what it means to our supporters.
  
"When I joined Liverpool from Valencia, I knew how special our fans were, but since I've been here I've realised it even more.
  
"The last time I saw fans like this was in Tenerife when we won promotion, and everyone was so happy.
  
"I told one of my friends from Tenerife this was exactly the same only on a bigger scale. Now we want to win a lot more for them, for the club and for ourselves."

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Rafael Benitez today praised his players for another season of progress - and immediately announced he is already planning for next year.  
The Liverpool manager admits he wants to continue to bolster his squad with fresh faces, but the fact he can't compete with the richest clubs in the world for the most expensive players doesn't deter him from his aim of moulding a title winning Reds' squad for next season.
  
"It's clear to everyone we've made a lot of progress, and now the idea is to take the next step," he said.
  
"We've been thinking about the future throughout the season and now we will do so even more because the season is over.
  
"I'd prefer to bring in new players before the World Cup, but it's not always possible. We may have to wait, but my staff are working hard.
  
"I hear some people say they never get the credit they deserve when they win trophies, but there are some achievements which are more valuable than others.
  
"I congratulate teams like Wigan and West Ham who have done very well with no money to spend, and I think there is more value in our success in the last two years because we've done it without being able to go out and buy the most expensive players in the world. That's harder.
  
"I won't be going away this summer saying we are the best club or that I am the best manager, but it's important people understand how hard my staff and players have had to work for this success because it's not been easy for us. If we get a lot of credit, it's because as a club we deserve it."

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If you were in Cardiff on Saturday and want to relive the coverage you missed on the radio, then help is at hand.  
BBC Radio Merseyside is broadcasting a special FA Cup Final programme tonight at 9.05pm, charting those amazing events right through the day.
  
The programme includes pre-match analysis with match summariser Gary Gillespie, the views of the fans both in Cardiff and Liverpool, match highlights including extra time and the penalty shoot-out, plus the after-match reaction from Rafa and the players....
  
So why not go through it all again...with BBC Radio Merseyside, tonight at 9.05pm.