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Rick Parry today hailed the work of Rafael Benitez as Liverpool manager and declared: "We're clearly moving in the right direction."  
The Reds' Chief Executive was speaking after negative comments attributed to a club director appeared in the national press this morning.
  
"We understand the expectations at Liverpool but we are clearly moving in the right direction under Rafael Benitez," Parry told Liverpoolfc.tv.
  
"We unquestionably have a better squad than we did last year so it is not about making judgments at this stage. There are no trophies handed out at the end of October, with the exception of the Community Shield which we have already won. You can only judge our performance over the course of a full season.
  
"We all knew there was a sizeable job to do when Rafa was appointed and that is why we have never laid down any timescales or imposed unrealistic pressures. What is important is continuous year on year improvement.
  
"The wins in Istanbul and Cardiff were great achievements which we celebrated together. Some of the early results in the league have not gone as well as we would have wanted which is why we have a collective responsibility to pull together and work even harder to improve things on the pitch."

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2006-10-27 08:15 PM 發表


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別怪他,別怪他,就當.....-.-"

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Two months since his dream move from Feyenoord, Dutch striker Dirk Kuyt talks to liverpoolfc.tv about his new teammates, his own clothing brand and how he feared his sick dad would never visit Anfield. Oh, and how his Scouse is coming along.  


  
You've been here two months now Dirk. How are you settling in?
  
The people in and around the club have been very nice to me and my family, trying to help us every day with finding a house and other things, so I'm settling in very well. My wife and my daughter are with me and we're staying at the moment in an apartment which the club found for me. We've just found a nice house in South Liverpool so we're going there in one or two weeks.
  
Which players have been helping you acclimatise to your new surroundings?
  
Every player has tried to help. The local guys like Carra and Gerrard, and also the Dutch guys like Bolo Zenden. I had been driving to the training ground with Craig Bellamy because his house was also not ready, but now it is ready so I have to drive on my own. Sometimes we drink something after a match with each other, so it's really great.
  
What have you been doing in your spare time?
  
I've just been trying to find a house. You don't have a lot of time because when you play a lot of matches you are always focussing on your game. When there is time left I've tried to visit the city or eat something in a good restaurant. I think the city is very nice, the people are friendly and the restaurants are really great.
  
Have you picked up any Scouse yet?
  
When they speak not too fast I can understand. I like it when a city has its own language because the village I come from is the same. It's very difficult when Gerrard, Robbie or Carra speak to each other – especially Carra.
  
Has the club lived up to your expectations?
  
The club is very big. I already knew that, but it has impressed me how familiar everybody is with each other for such a big club. It's like a family club. You always hear stories about big clubs being not so familiar but not here. They also have supporters all over the world – it's unbelievable. When I played with the national team in Ireland there were so many Liverpool supporters, and I know there are also a lot in Holland. Every week when I go to get family or friends from the airport there are always Liverpool fans coming over from Holland.
  
What was the reaction in Holland to your transfer?
  
They think I made a good decision and that Liverpool is a good club. A lot of Feyenoord fans have said they want to come and watch me. I'm sure once they have watched one game, especially at Anfield, they will be Liverpool fans.
  
Is it right that you have your own clothing brand over there? If so, when will Liverpool fans be able to get their hands on the latest Dirk Kuyt clobber?
  
There is something called the Dirk Kuyt Foundation to help poor people. We have a line in clothes and all the money goes to the foundation. When you are a player you are always in the spotlight and maybe it's good to help other people. I can reach a lot of people. I think it's important for everybody to do something for the world. Maybe I will bring the clothes to England – that is something we need to talk about.
  
Do you feel under pressure because of the size of the club and the amount of money Liverpool paid for you?
  
No. When you are a professional player for whatever team there is always pressure. There was pressure at Feyenoord. Now I'm at Liverpool it is the case that we have to win every game. This is normal and also part of the fun of the game.
  
Which players did you know about before you arrived?
  
I knew all the players because the Premiership is very popular in Holland. I liked watching Liverpool and can remember the Champions League final. It was incredible. We were with the national team and we saw the game. It was one of the greatest games I've ever seen. Sometimes you can come back from 3-0 at half time. But when you are 3-0 down to AC Milan, one of the best teams in Europe, and you win - I still can't believe it.

小一郎

原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-10-27 08:27 PM 發表

出去採花吧~

滿腦子只有這些嗎-.-"

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原帖由 小一郎 於 2006-10-27 08:15 PM 發表

銀虫是和欣兒上封面的哪個嗎?

o殊...唔好講得咁明,一陣你同你囡囡o既後門一齊失守就唔好了

閃-.-食lunch

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Which players are the most vocal in the dressing room before a match?
  
All the players have the most respect for Stevie, Carra and Robbie because they mean a lot to Liverpool. They are great players and great people. Everybody tries to help each other before the game but Carra and Stevie are very important.
  
What did Rafa say to you before he brought you on to make your debut against West Ham?
  
He said just go and do your thing – nothing more, nothing less. I just tried to do what I did for Feyenoord. It was a big moment for me. I couldn't wait for this game. All my family were there in the stadium so it was a special moment for all of us.
  
And how did it feel to score your first goal against Newcastle?
  
It was a great feeling. When you make a goal you get a special feeling and you can't wait to score more. It's great to score at Anfield.
  
After scoring a goal you kiss your hand twice. Why?
  
I always did it in Holland. I kiss the place where I would wear my ring - once for my wife and once for my daughter.
  
Is it right Arjen Robben and Ruud van Nistelrooy convinced you to join Liverpool?
  
I spoke to a lot of players from the national team who played in England. I spoke to Ruud and Robben but also van der Saar and van Persie. They told me the Premier League would be great for me. They told me Liverpool was a very nice club.
  
Has the Premiership been what you expected?
  
I like to play every game against top players. In Holland you play against good opponents when you play Ajax or PSV, but here it is like this every game. You have to keep going for 90 minutes against all the teams to get a win. In Holland it can be a bit easier.
  
People here are already comparing you to the likes of Mark Hughes and Kevin Keegan. How do you feel about that?
  
I know the names but I didn't see them play a lot. I think they were very important players in England so it's great that people are comparing me to them. I just try to work, do my best for the team and to make goals. I've not come to Liverpool for myself – I've come to be part of a team.
  
So which players did you look up to growing up in Holland?
  
Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit and Frank Rijkaard were real heroes to me when they were at AC Milan. I would watch the goals of van Basten every weekend.
  
When Rafa signed you he told Liverpool supporters that you would bring assists as well as goals. How does creating a goal compare with scoring one?
  
A goal gives you a great feeling but it's important to pass the ball if someone is in a better position. This also gives you a good feeling. But for me the most important thing is to win.
  
Do you have to adapt your game depending on whether you are playing with Craig, Peter or Robbie?
  
Every player is different but I know now how they all play because we train a lot with each other and you get to know each player's good things. I think I showed with Bellamy that we're doing well, but also with Peter against Galatasaray. It really doesn't matter to me. We need everybody in the squad if we are going to win trophies.
  
Is it right that your career may well have taken a very different path?
  
I come from a fishing village. My father was a fisherman and so were my brothers-in-law. I was in my mind a fisherman but football was the thing I most liked. When I was 10-years-old my father said I must make the decision. He said I must do the thing I liked the most, and that if I was a fisherman I couldn't play football. I think I would have been a good fisherman but I think I made a good choice!
  
Some fans may not know that your dad is battling cancer back home in Holland. How is he and has he seen you play for Liverpool yet?
  
He had cancer between the throat and the stomach. He had a big operation three weeks ago but he's doing very well now. The doctors tell us the cancer is out of his body but we still have to pray everything will be all right. He is coming over to England on Thursday and will come to Anfield for the first time on Saturday. That will be a special moment for us because before the operation we didn't know if he'd ever be able to watch me. My dad is really an inspiration for me. Three days before he had his big operation I was in Holland for the nomination of the best player of the year, and he presented the award to me. I told him afterwards that it really meant a lot to me that he did that.
  
Finally Dirk, what are your ambitions at Liverpool?
  
Just to win trophies. I want to play here for many years. I've been here only two months but I like it here already.

銀~龍

原帖由 小一郎 於 2006-10-27 08:29 PM 發表

別怪他,別怪他,就當.....-.-"

快滾吧
死色狼:o

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-10-27 08:31 PM 發表



o殊...唔好講得咁明,一陣你同你囡囡o既後門一齊失守就唔好了

閃-.-食lunch

食完dinner~.~

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原帖由 小一郎 於 2006-10-27 08:30 PM 發表

滿腦子只有這些嗎-.-"

你msn已經侵占了我的思想

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原帖由 書2童子 於 2006-10-27 08:31 PM 發表



o殊...唔好講得咁明,一陣你同你囡囡o既後門一齊失守就唔好了

閃-.-食lunch

媽叉你-.-.........

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2006-10-27 08:32 PM 發表


食完dinner~.~

真的嗎:o

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Robbie Fowler was voted Liverpool's star performer during the 4-3 win over Reading in the Carling Cup by the Reds fans in an exclusive vote on this website.  
The Toxteth goalscorer supreme also won the Liverpoolfc.tv Man of the match award.
  
After each game we will pick a Liverpoolfc.tv top three players from the match and get you, the fans, to vote for your top three as well. We will keep this running throughout the season and then at the end of the campaign see which player comes out on top as the overall star performer.
  
In terms of points the best player will get three points, second placed player two points and one point for the third placed player.
  
Liverpoolfc.tv's top three players v Reading
  
1. Robbie Fowler. Marked his return to the team in the only way he knows best and that's by scoring a fantastic goal. In doing so Robbie overtook Kenny Dalglish to become the club's second highest goalscorer in the League Cup. He also helped create two goals and looked very sharp.
  
2. Jermaine Pennant. His best game in a red shirt so far Pennant was lively and a constant threat to the Reading defence all night. Jermaine was full of confidence and showed his true capabilities.
  
3. John Arne Riise. Gave the team good balance on the left side of midfield and scored an excellent goal.
  
Liverpool fans top three players v Reading
  
1. Robbie Fowler. 1,431 votes.
  
2. Jermaine Pennant. 406 votes.
  
3. John Arne Riise. 126 votes.
  
Liverpoolfc.tv Player of the season table – competitive games only
  
Steven Gerrard. 15 points.
  
Momo Sissoko. 13 points.
  
Xabi Alonso. 11 points.
  
Daniel Agger. 10 points.
  
Dirk Kuyt. 9 points.
  
Sami Hyypia. 6 points.
  
John Arne Riise. 6 points.
  
Jermaine Pennant. 5 points.
  
Robbie Fowler. 4 points.
  
Peter Crouch. 4 points.
  
Jamie Carragher. 3 points.
  
Luis Garcia. 3 points.
  
Craig Bellamy. 2 points.
  
Mark Gonzalez. 1 point.
  
Fabio Aurelio. 1 point.
  
Stephen Warnock. 1 point.
  
Pepe Reina. 1 point.
  
Liverpool fans Player of the season table – competitive games only
  
Momo Sissoko. 15 points.
  
Steven Gerrard. 14 points.
  
Dirk Kuyt. 13 points.
  
Daniel Agger. 11 points.
  
Xabi Alonso. 9 points.
  
Peter Crouch. 8 points.
  
Jermaine Pennant. 5 points.
  
John Arne Riise. 5 points.
  
Craig Bellamy. 4 points.
  
Mark Gonzalez. 4 points.
  
Sami Hyypia. 3 points.
  
Robbie Fowler. 3 points.
  
Fabio Aurelio. 1 point.
  
Luis Garcia. 1 point.

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2006-10-27 08:34 PM 發表
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Rafael Benitez has urged Robbie Fowler to use his status as Anfield idol to inspire his team-mates this season.  
Fowler opened the scoring for the Reds against Reading on Wednesday night and could make his first league appearance since September when Aston Villa visit Anfield tomorrow.
  
Benitez admits he has been impressed with Fowler's work on the training ground over recent weeks and he believes the striker's position at the club as an Anfield legend could also have a positive impact on his side's quest for honours.
  
"I think for some of the younger players Robbie is an idol," said Benitez. "And to see your idol in front of you and see the things he can do is amazing for some of them.
  
"He is really good and really positive, a very good signing and he now has the mentality that you look for in a senior player of his age.
  
"He trains at the same level as the rest of the other players in every training session. If you see the number of goals that he scores in training it's fantastic. You see that in every training session.
  
"Robbie is a very clever player, especially at home, and can be a good option for us.
  
"I was talking to him about two weeks ago and it was fine. He is training well, he is working really hard in every training session.
  
"He knows and understands the situation because he is not stupid. He would like to play for sure, but he must wait.
  
"Look at Vladimir Smicer before. You never know when a player can be really important.
  
"For me, Robbie during the season can be a very good player for us. Sometimes, if you're having trouble scoring, you can use him because he is clever and can do it."

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Liverpool legend Alan Kennedy is appealing for fans to join him for the challenge of a lifetime in the second PFA Borneo Challenge, in aid of Children Today, a charity providing life-transforming equipment for children with disabilities.  
Neville Southall (Ex Everton), Peter Nicholson (ex Bolton Wanderers). Lee Martin (Ex Manchester United), David Oldfield (Ex Manchester City) and Simon Garner (Ex Blackburn Rovers) will be joining Alan to lead teams in this jungle adventure of a lifetime, raising thousands of pounds along the way.
  
As captain for Liverpool’s PFA Borneo Challenge team, Alan is calling for six fans to join him in tackling a series of exciting activities such as raft-racing, cycling, trekking, abseiling and climbing South East Asia’s highest peak. The nine day adventure of a lifetime will also see the teams learn jungle survival techniques, eat off the land, sleep under the stars and raise thousands of pounds to support the work of Children Today.
  
Commenting on the challenge, Alan says; “I captained a team in the first challenge and whilst it was hard work, it was lots of fun and the most incredible experience. I’m raring to get going again and am looking for some plucky Merseysiders to help us raise some money for this fantastic cause, which makes a real difference to children living in this area. I’m also keen to push my team even harder to ensure that Neville Southall’s team doesn’t walk away with the trophy again!”
  
“Anyone with a spirit of adventure and a moderate level of fitness can sign up so I’d urge all those that want to indulge their wanderlust and help a good cause to get in touch as soon as possible.”

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原帖由 銀~龍 於 2006-10-27 08:35 PM 發表

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不要再把人們的第一次奪去,不論男女

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做lu..閃一閃人
~.~

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All the relevant facts and figures ahead of Liverpool's Premiership clash at home to Aston Villa with LFC statistician Ged Rea.

LIVERPOOL v ASTON VILLA
  
Head to head: (League only)
  
At Anfield: Liverpool 51 wins, Villa 14 wins, 16 draws.
  
Overall: Liverpool 76 wins, Villa 51 wins, 35 draws.
  
Liverpool have the chance to end the last unbeaten record in English football.
  
In this fixture last season, in the Reds final home game of the campaign, Fernando Morientes scored his final goal for the club and Steven Gerrard twice in a 3-1 win. The victory gave Liverpool a league double over Villa. Gareth Barry had equalised for the visitors.
  
It was the Reds 10th successive win (eight league and two Cup) - their best run since 1990.
  
Morientes goal was the 300th scored by the Reds against Villa in all competitions.
  
Jamie Carragher scored his first goal for the club against Villa in a 3-0 win at Anfield in January 1997. His goals came just 10 days short of his 19th birthday.
  
Should Steven Gerrard score today he will be the first Liverpool player since Robbie Fowler in 1997 to score in three successive league games against Villa.
  
The Liverpool captain's last league goals came in this fixture last season.
  
Peter Crouch joined today's opponents from Portsmouth in March 2002 for £4 million.
  
Liverpool's biggest League win over Villa at Anfield was 6-1 in October 1953.
  
Robbie Fowler has scored more goals for Liverpool against Villa than he has done against any other team, 14.
  
Only four Liverpool players have scored League hat-tricks against Villa-Bobby Graham (1964), Ian Rush (1984), Robbie Fowler (1998) and Michael Owen (2000).
  
The Reds have not lost in the last nine games between the clubs since September 2001 and have been beaten by Villa only once in the last 15 in all competitions.
  
Liverpool's win over Villa here last season gave them 48 points won at Anfield in total. This was their highest tally ever in a 38 games campaign.
  
Steve Finnan could make his 150th appearance for Liverpool in all competitions.
  
Robbie Fowler is hoping to play his 350th game for the Reds today.
  
Xabi Alonso will play for Liverpool for the 100th time if selected.
  
Since the inception of the Premier League Liverpool have won 15 times, Villa eight with five games ending in a draw.
  
The last two 100 per cent home records in the Premiership disappeared two weeks ago when both Liverpool and Aston Villa were held to draws by Blackburn and Tottenham respectively.

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原帖由 ｃDｕ～ 於 2006-10-27 08:37 PM 發表


不要再把人們的第一次奪去,不論男女

要再凸嗎-.-????