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Regaine · #**5566** 02-03-2008, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by sex crusader

Bro, you above prediction would be a perfect ending for the reds this season.However, i'm not so sure on those matches,[COLOR="Red"]Scums-A==== 1pt[/COLOR],Everton-H==== 3pts,Man City-H==== 3pts,Arsenal-A==== 1pt.Man-c got quite a good away record plus a trip to old trafford & Emirates.Rafa has really got a long season.

Literrally he is sweating in his pants. i won't want to be in his position right now. How can he plan ahead when he is planning only game by game?

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

This match has always been our banana skin. We seldom get points from Bolton away. We always seemed bullied by their physical style of play. See how it goes tonight. Hope Rafa plays his strongest players.

If you compare this to other soccer club's threads, I think Liverpool fans here in sbf have been very vocal and passionate. Some clubs are doing better than us in the league but if u visit their threads, it's strangely silent. Where are their fans?

I am really hoping for some positivie results tonight. On paper form we are indeed stronger then them. I wish that Rafa will play his stronger side.

ANDYSIAO14 · #**5567** 02-03-2008, 03:37 PM

MASCHERANO SIGNS FOUR YEAR ANFIELD DEAL

Javier Mascherano today signed a permanent deal at Anfield and admitted: "This is the best moment in my career."
The Argentine international has put pen to paper on a four year contract with the Reds, bringing to an end one of the longest transfer sagas in recent years.

"I am very, very happy and now I can concentrate just on playing football," Mascherano told Liverpoolfc.tv.

"I said all along that I wanted to stay at Liverpool and now that I have signed I can say this is the best and the biggest moment in my career so far.

"From the first day I arrived at Liverpool the feeling was good and I knew this was where I wanted to play my football. It's good news for me and my family that everything is sorted and I know where my future is going to be. I just want to do my best for the fans and the people of the club.

"I am at a top side and I know I can win titles here. That's the big thing for me. I want to be at a club where we can win trophies and have success."

"We must be really pleased with the situation now," said the boss. "He has been a key player for us since he has been here and now we know he can be a key player in our future.

"From the start we knew Javier was a player with quality and a fantastic mentality. We knew the player when he was in the reserves at River Plate but was playing for the senior national team and we had been monitoring his career since then.

"He is young but he has great experience having played for his country. We knew he would be a good signing for us.

"It's clear that he is one of the best midfielders in the world but he can get better with us. We now have a lot of good options in the centre of midfield and that's good news for the club."

Chief Executive Rick Parry, who worked painstakingly to finalise the deal, added: "Our overriding thought is that we are delighted to have signed a world class player on a long contract and I know Javier is thrilled too because he was keen to have his long term future resolved.

"I think this signing demonstrates two things. Firstly, that life at the club goes on despite all of the speculation to the contrary.

"And secondly it demonstrates in very large measure the ongoing commitment of the owners who once again have come good when funds have been needed."

snakehead · #**5568** 02-03-2008, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

He's coaching the Malaysian national team strikers now isn't he?

Rushie was very involved as one of the trainers in Liverpool's youth academy...... until his good buddy Steve Heighway, the Director of the Academy was asked to go.

Rushie took a walk too in support of his pal.... remembered he was tasked with "improving" Liverpool's frontline strike rate a couple of seasons by Benitez who wasn't impressed by his training methods.

It's good Rushie is still keeping in touch with soccer as I thought he would be too busy with his racehorses

yellowmilk · #**5569** 02-03-2008, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

I really think this thread is fantastic. Almost every day, someone will post something. Good or bad, there are always things to read and discuss or argue about. From history to current issues to problems to what we hope will happen in future (Eg. no more americans), there are a lot of views.

If you compare this to other soccer club's threads, I think Liverpool fans here in sbf have been very vocal and passionate. Some clubs are doing better than us in the league but if u visit their threads, it's strangely silent. Where are their fans?

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

First, let me thank you for ticking the 'Count me in!' feedback box on the website for the ShareLiverpoolFC scheme. Thanks, too, for your patience; it has taken us some time to be able to get back to you directly, but we hope to be able to stay in touch with you now, both via email and through the new, 'Latest News' page at: Share Liverpool FC

yes many pple here v passionate abt liverpool but when it comes to the crunch, i wonder how many of us will be willing to pay 5k pounds for this scheme?

SKILLFULL LICK · #**5570** 03-03-2008, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by sex crusader

Bro, you above prediction would be a perfect ending for the reds this season.However, i'm not so sure on those matches,

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

This match has always been our banana skin. We seldom get points from Bolton away. We always seemed bullied by their physical style of play. See how it goes tonight. Hope Rafa plays his strongest players.
I really think this thread is fantastic. Almost every day, someone will post something. Good or bad, there are always things to read and discuss or argue about. From history to current issues to problems to what we hope will happen in future (Eg. no more americans), there are a lot of views.
If you compare this to other soccer club's threads, I think Liverpool fans here in sbf have been very vocal and passionate. Some clubs are doing better than us in the league but if u visit their threads, it's strangely silent. Where are their fans?

1st hurdle...clear already...banana skin into dustbin!!!
Next 3 games is at home,so i expect them to bag in 9 pts.
After that 3 home game,the next 3 will be very crucial...away with scums and gunners in between the 204th merseyside derby..so if we able to collect 5pts or more from this 3 games..we all can expect to see our team in a real strong finish..Late peak..but is batter than no peak

As for why our threads is so fantastic,1st all thankz to the TS,also not to forget the chaiman took his time out to organise the score prediction,but most importantly our disciplinary board that ensure our gathering go smoothly which is well supported by bros here

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Originally Posted by yellowmilk

yes many pple here v passionate abt liverpool but when it comes to the crunch, i wonder how many of us will be willing to pay 5k pounds for this scheme?

5k pounds is equal to 15k sgd...emmm..ok let me share with u my views huh..

I)If im a multi billionman..dont say 5kp,i will even consider to buy out all the shares from the yanks..
2)If i only got 5kp extra to spend,instead of joining the scheme,i rather make a trip down to Anfield to feel the heartbeat of Liverpool..Dont forget we got only 3-4 years to do so before Anfield become history.

SKILLFULL LICK · #**5571** 03-03-2008, 02:31 PM

Rafa - I'm here to stay
Liverpool boss ready to extend contract with Reds

Rafa Benitez is confident he will remain as Liverpool manager for a 'long time' as reports suggest he is on the verge of being offered a new deal at Anfield.

The Reds boss' future has been questioned this season as Liverpool sit in sixth position in the Premier League and 18 points behind leaders Arsenal.

Benitez, who joined Liverpool in 2004, also suffered a much-publicised bust-up with the club's American owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks earlier in the campaign following a disagreement over transfer policy.

However, speculation is mounting that Benitez is set to be offered a new contract to extend his stay on Merseyside beyond the year-and-a-half the Spaniard has to run on his present deal.

And Benitez, who takes his side to Bolton on Sunday, is sure his long-term future lies with the Reds.

"I have confidence I will be here for a long time - not just for two years," Benitez told Liverpool's official website.

"I have 18 months left on my contract but I have a lot of confidence that it will be easier next season and I am sure the situation will change in the future.

"I have confidence that we are progressing in the right direction. At this moment the only thing I have in my mind is to progress with Liverpool and try to win titles

"I am not looking anywhere else. I am really pleased here now and I think we will improve the situation in the future and that's why I want to stay for longer.

"People ask me why I want to stay here. It's because I know we can improve, I know it's a massive club, it's a top side and we can progress. So I want to do my best and I think we can improve things."

Benitez accepts that his side's only real aim is to succeed in the UEFA Champions League this season, but he is positive Liverpool can soon put an end to their 18-year top-flight title drought.

"This year we can only work to win the Champions League and be in the top four," Benitez said in the Sunday Mirror. "But I am confident we can win the Premier League in the future.

"We are disappointed to be so far behind this season and maybe it will take more time to close the gap."

SKILLFULL LICK · #**5572** 03-03-2008, 05:24 PM

Moratti: We Can Score 15 Goals Against Liverpool

Inter President Massimo Moratti has sensationally declared that his team are capable of scoring 15 goals against Liverpool in their Champions League last 16 second leg.

The Nerazzurri face an uphill task to qualify for the quarter-finals following their 2-0 defeat at Anfield in the first leg on Tuesday night.

Despite this scoreline Moratti is supremely confident of turning the tie around.

"We have yet to play the second leg, which will be in the more favourable conditions at San Siro,” he said.

“If the crowd are as I expect them to be, it will be hard for Liverpool. I have trust. We have 90 minutes and we can score 15 goals if we want to.”

Moratti also passed comment on the group of Inter fans who attacked Coach Roberto Mancini, first at Liverpool Airport, and then in Milan.

"Those fans are the same people who in the past have sung songs in favour the Coach,” said the oil tycoon.

“I hope they will return to this during the game, where everyone must be compact with the team. Being unhappy is normal, but this was only the first time.

"We must be proud to be Inter, because we are better than all the others."

Moratti was also at an odds to explain the reported falling-out between Marco Materazzi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Ibrahimovic appeared to blame the defender, who was sent-off against Liverpool, for the defeat, and now the pair are said to not be speaking to one another.

"I do not know what happened, but I do not think that there is any controversy,” he stated.

“These guys are friends, are always together and both attach great importance to overcome the turn.”

sex crusader · #**5573** 03-03-2008, 05:32 PM

15 goals???His brain must be stuffed with 15 pizzas to make such a bold comment.

yellowmilk · #**5574** 03-03-2008, 05:35 PM

tis type of stupid comment wil only spur l'pool to play even better.. i predict a narrow victory for pool!

SKILLFULL LICK · #**5575** 03-03-2008, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by sex crusader

15 goals???His brain must be stuffed with 15 pizzas to make such a bold comment.

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Originally Posted by yellowmilk

tis type of stupid comment wil only spur l'pool to play even better.. i predict a narrow victory for pool!

WOW!!so quiet througout the whole day..but when i paste this news up 2 of u suddenly pop up within 10mins..walao...i cant stop...giggling to myself...sorry 4 that...really funny...

yellowmilk · #**5576** 03-03-2008, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by SKILLFULL LICK

WOW!!so quiet througout the whole day..but when i paste this news up 2 of u suddenly pop up within 10mins..walao...i cant stop...giggling to myself...sorry 4 that...really funny...

u purposely put that up to give us high blood pressure?! lol
ok lah, pl keep us updated on any more juicy news

sex crusader · #**5577** 03-03-2008, 06:19 PM

15 goals wor? He thinks the reds play without a goalkeeper ,is it?

Even if inter play Derby also won't score more than 5 goals lar!What an idiotic italian!

ProfessorOokami · #**5578** 03-03-2008, 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by sex crusader

15 goals wor? He thinks the reds play without a goalkeeper ,is it?

Even if inter play Derby also won't score more than 5 goals lar!What an idiotic italian!

If Inter were to play against Selangor, maybe the score will be 15-0

picu · #**5579** 03-03-2008, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by SKILLFULL LICK

Moratti: We Can Score 15 Goals Against Liverpool

Is he the President of Inter Milan Rugby Club? Think what rugby ar?

Regaine · #**5580** 03-03-2008, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by SKILLFULL LICK

1st hurdle...clear already...banana skin into dustbin!!!
Next 3 games is at home,so i expect them to bag in 9 pts.
After that 3 home game,the next 3 will be very crucial...away with scums and gunners in between the 204th merseyside derby..so if we able to collect 5pts or more from this 3 games..we all can expect to see our team in a real strong finish..Late peak..but is batter than no peak

As for why our threads is so fantastic,1st all thankz to the TS,also not to forget the chaiman took his time out to organise the score prediction,but most importantly our disciplinary board that ensure our gathering go smoothly which is well supported by bros here

We were very lucky to get away with 3 points. The defense was again very shaky. One shot hit the bar and another shot was cleared off the line. Carragher was playing on the right . Hypia and Stikel in the middle. used to see Carragher and Hypia manning the middle of the defense. Dam solid. But now?