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原帖由 町仔 於 2006-7-23 10:42 發表
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原帖由 chun4728 於 2006-7-23 04:22 PM 發表

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銀~龍

原帖由 刺客 於 2006-7-23 06:22 PM 發表

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原帖由 町仔 於 2006-7-23 09:12 PM 發表

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Liverpool defenders Djimi Traore and Jan Kromkamp could soon be on their way out of Anfield.


However, the Premier League giants have distanced themselves from claims they are on the brink of signing Feyenoord striker Dirk Kuyt.


But Traore, a member of the Champions League-winning side of a year ago, is being chased by both Charlton and Bolton, while Fulham have also shown interest.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez - currently on holiday with his family in Spain - has told Traore he can find another club, having signed Brazilian full-back Fabio Aurelio, and with John Arne Riise, Mark Gonzalez and Harry Kewell to contest the left side of the team.

Traore's agent Willie McKay has revealed Bolton and Charlton have contacted him about the player. He told Sky Sports: 'Charlton and Bolton have been in contact with me regarding Djimi.

'Djimi is considering moving on for regular first-team action, Rafa Benitez has told him he can move if they receive the right offer.

'The problem is Djimi is on a good contract at Liverpool and he feels they may be pricing him out of a move with their price tag on him.'

Charlton are believed to be prepared to bid £600,000 for Traore, who joined Liverpool in February 1999 for £550,000 from Lens. He has played 140 games for the Merseysiders.

The situation regarding Kromkamp is less clear. It is believed he was used as part of a cash and player-exchange offer last week to Feyenoord for Kuyt, with Jerzy Dudek also involved.

That bid was rejected, and Liverpool have revealed they did not put in a new one to meet a deadline of last Sunday from the Dutch club. The following day Kuyt asked for leave from training to sort out his future.

Liverpool will not pay the £10million Feyenoord want and the Dutch club may reconsider accepting the player-exchange deal and that could again involve Kromkamp.

The full-back was an unused member of the Holland World Cup squad, having joined Liverpool in January from Villareal in a swap deal involving Josemi.

Now PSV Eindhoven have declared an interest. Kromkamp made just 17 appearances - 10 as substitute - for Liverpool and has failed to dislodge Steve Finnan from the right- back role.

With Benitez desperately searching for reinforcements on the right side of his side, letting Kromkamp go now without a replacement may not be an option.

But if he can finally clinch the £12million deal to bring Daniel Alves to Anfield from Sevilla, Kromkamp's position would be clearer.

PSV chairman Rob Westerhof told Voetbal International: 'We have contacted Liverpool to ask what Kromkamp's status is. They made it clear his situation is pretty hazy. We don't know if we can loan him or if we must buy him. Maybe we will get some clarity soon.'

Meanwhile, Liverpool have promoted five members of their victorious FA Youth Cup squad from the club's academy to train with the reserves at the senior squad's Melwood base.

New reserve coach Gary Ablett will now have at his disposal goalkeeper David Roberts, striker Craig Lindfield, left back Robbie Threlfall, right back Stephen Darby and central midfielder Ryan Flynn.

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Relive Craig Lindfield's debut goal and see how Liverpool fared in their second pre-season outing of the summer by watching the full 90 minutes of Saturday's win over Crewe.  
Lindfield scored the only goal of the game at Gresty Road as the Reds recorded their second successive friendly win.
  
Mark Gonzalez and Fabio Aurelio also made their first senior appearances in a Liverpool shirt, while fellow new signings Gabriel Paletta and Craig Bellamy were given another valuable run-out.
  
If you are an e-season ticket holder, the full game is now available to view online.

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Rafael Benitez has moved swiftly to play down the inevitable hype that will surround teenager Craig Lindfield's debut goal for the club at Crewe on Saturday.  
Lindfield, 17, stuck the only goal of the game in Liverpool's 1-0 win at Gresty Road and his all-round impressive first half performance deservedly earned him most of the post-match plaudits.
  
It was a dream first senior appearance for the Wirral-born striker, whose goals fired Liverpool's youngsters to FA Youth Cup glory last season.
  
But while admittedly pleased with his contribution, Benitez is refusing to get too carried away at this early stage.
  
"He's a very good player, he has potential and his understanding with Robbie Fowler impressed me. He got himself into good positions and showed good movement
  
"I am really pleased with what he did on Saturday but he has to be stronger and you cannot build a star after just 45 minutes in the first team. He now needs to carry on working hard and get more experience."
  
Lindfield's strike partner Robbie Fowler also caught the eye during the first half at Gresty Road and Benitez added: "It's really important for him to be fit in pre-season because that could be the key to him enjoying a successful season.
  
"He has been training really hard. His movement, quality with the ball and vision is there for all to see. He can also score goals so it's really important that he stays fit."

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Rafael Benitez has poured scorn on speculation that Xabi Alonso could be offloaded to Real Madrid.  
Reports emanating from Spain say that Liverpool's midfield maestro is now the number one transfer target of Real after they failed to prise Cesc Fabregas from Arsenal.
  
But Benitez defiantly insists he has not intention of selling Alonso.
  
"I read what is written in the Spanish press but I can categorically state that nothing is happening with Xabi. We do not want to sell him," he says.

;)

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Legends from Liverpool's illustrious past rolled back the years as they entertained fans from Norway and Denmark on a three game summer tour.  
Liverpool won all three of their tour games with Mark Walters top scorer with six goals.
  
The Liverpool legends who made the trip were Ian Rush (Norway only), John Barnes (Floro only), Alan Kennedy, Bruce Grobbelaar, Phil Neal, David Johnson, David Fairclough, John Durnin, Nicky Tanner, Bruce Grobbelaar, Bob Bolder, Michael Thomas, Mark Walters, Howard Gayle, Ronnie Whelan, Jimmy Case, Mike Marsh, Gary Gillespie, John Wark, Jan Molby, Roy Evans and John Aldridge (Denmark only).
  
The legends first point of call was Alesund in Norway when they beat a Norway all star team 3-1 with Walters scoring twice and Ian Rush also on the score-sheet. Included in the Norway team was former Nottingham Forest midfielder Lars Bohinen, former Swindon striker Jan Age Fjortoft and goalkeeper Tore Antonsen, the Norway goalkeeper in the classic 1981 match against England when the Norwegian TV commentator proclaimed, 'Your boys took a hell of a beating!'
  
The next port of call was Floro in Norway where Liverpool beat a Brann Bergen select team 5-1 with Walters hitting a hat-trick and John Durnin and an own goal sealed the win.
  
Anfield stadium announcer George Sephton also made the trip to Norway and gave a talk to the fans while Gerry and the Pacemakers and a Beatles tribute band 'Det Betales' provided the entertainment.
  
The players were also given the opporunity to take part in fly fishing and river rafting.
  
The Denmark trip
  
It was then off to Denmark for the party when goals from Durnin and Walters gave the Reds a 2-1 victory over a Danish national select team featuring Michael Laurdrup, Morten Olsen and John Faxe Jensen.
  
Peter Schulz from the Danish LFC fan club writes: "The Liverpool legends team boasting players like Alan Kennedy, Phil Neal and Bruce Grobbelaar visited Denmark for the first time and came away with a hard-fought but deserved 2-1 win. John Durnin and Mark Walters provided the goals in a highly competitive and entertaining game.
  
Liverpool went ahead very early on when Durnin raced onto a through ball and found the back of Danish goalkeeper (and big Red) Peter Kjaer's net. The forward had cheekily proclaimed to opponents at a sponsored golf event earlier in the day that he would score in the game.
  
The goal meant Liverpool could concentrate on defensive duties, but while the Scottish central defensive partnership of Gary Gillespie and John Wark performed brilliantly at the back the Reds still looked likely to build on the lead.
  
Durnin was again sent clear on the right and his square pass to an unmarked John Aldridge was turned in with ease by the former kop hero but the linesman had his flag up much to the dismay of Aldridge and the Liverpool bench led by former manager Roy Evans.
  
Liverpool made one change at half-time bringing on Bob Bolder in place of Grobbelaar.
  
Early in the second half Denmark looked determinedly for an equaliser and soon found it when right winger Klaus Berggreen finally managed to get past a solid Alan Kennedy. He put in a cross for Lars Olsen to glance past Bolder.
  
Liverpool responded by bringing on Jimmy Case in place of the injured Ronnie Whelan and Howard Gayle replaced David Fairclough.
  
Case quickly made his presence felt when he made a strong but fair challenge on Michael Laudrup. His partner in central midfield, Mike Marsh, was also involved in some great battles with former Arsenal man John Jensen.
  
With three minutes to go left full back Alan Kennedy, who had entertained Danish fans before the game by telling stories from his playing career, started a move which ended when Walters turned the ball in unmarked at the back post.
  
A minute later Gayle, himself a substitute, had to go off just like in the semi final against Bayern Munich in 1981. This time he was injured and Roy Evans was forced to bring himself on. Phil Neal was replaced by Michael Thomas.
  
The Reds hang on for a memorable win against strong opposition and the squad celebrated with a large proportion of the 4,367 Danish fans at a post match party.

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Rafael Benitez admits Liverpool didn't play well in their latest pre-season run-out at Crewe but insists there was plenty of positives to take from the 1-0 win at Gresty Road.  
The Reds recorded a slender 1-0 victory against Dario Gradi's Railwaymen thanks to a first senior goal from young striker Craig Lindfield, as Mark Gonzalez and Fabio Aurelio made their Liverpool bow.
  
"We worked hard and it was good to see the players who were out on the pitch," said Benitez afterwards. "If you analyse the game, we didn't play well but the positives for me are Aurelio, his passing and shooting was impressive, the movement of Lindfield and Fowler was very good and also Mark Gonzalez.
  
"I am happy with the players and they way things are going. Obviously the World Cup players will be back this week and it think this squad is now stronger than last season.
  
"We need to find more players to make us even stronger and I hope that can be done before the start of the season. There are many names being spoken about in the press or on the news but it is not the right time to be talking about them."

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原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-7-23 09:25 PM 發表

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原帖由 chun4728 於 2006-7-23 11:17 PM 發表
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