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LIVERPOOL FC : WELCOME MR. HODGSON..!! YWNA..!! :D
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sok nak bakar benang ni ker benang kachak? |
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benayon ada kompem menang.. |
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kena pakai gak toreh...walaupun jadi pak pacak....
kalo idak takde sapa nak gerun..bubuh toreh utk mengerunkan tim cap ayam |
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tak tau la toulalan bley main defence..aquaman bley main haper? |
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fan tim len yg buat lenap neh..mana fan tim neh?? boboi emo plisss  |
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tah..mana fan tim neh?terpaksa haku lepak kat team hebak ni.. |
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boboi masih coti sem kot.. |
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boboi kene kurung ngan mak.....asik main tenet jerk...
soh tumpukan exam mendatang |
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akukamudandia
udah udah le tu ko jadi hos kat thread timfools ni, kesian lak haku tgk tim ni, dah la fans sendirik pun dah tak nak layan, ni haku tgk makin ramai org masuk wat onar kat sini 
ShadowChaser Post at 3-11-2009 21:08 
shebby singgah muko talam guponyo{:2_68:} |
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Lyon vs Liverpool Preview
Rafael Benitez has defended his reign as Liverpool manager with the Anfield club facing European oblivion.
If Liverpool lose their Champions League clash with Group E leaders Lyon in the Stade de Gerland tomorrow, they will be all but out of this season's competition and Benitez knows the pressure on him will reach even greater heights.
A seventh defeat in eight games would be something Liverpool have not experienced since Bill Shankly's appointment as manager, 50 years ago on December 1.
Lyon, with three victories already, need one point to qualify for the last 16, while Liverpool have never lost three successive European Cup games in their history.
But with a frightening injury crisis, there is a very real prospect of a side missing Steven Gerrard, Glen Johnson, Martin Skrtel, Fabio Aurelio and Albert Riera suffering that humiliation.
A Champions League exit would cost Liverpool upwards of £15million and leave their season facing ruin.
There would be more calls for Benitez's head but the Spaniard cut a defiant figure, saying: "I am very pleased to be here and I wish to be here for a long time."
Benitez is banking heavily on Fernando Torres getting through a large part of the match with what is now considered to be a hernia problem.
Gerrard did not even travel to France, and Benitez insists that a decision on whether his skipper needs a groin operation will not be taken until Liverpool return to Merseyside.
Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani is on the verge of starting his first game for the club, while a late decision will be taken on Daniel Agger's back problem.
Benitez said: "At one stage 14 players were injured or had a virus, no club could cope with that.
"But two years ago we also needed to win our final three group matches, and we succeeded. We can do that again.
"The players here are strong enough for this challenge. The mentality of the group is good, and they are determined to win."
Lyon will not be fooled by Liverpool's poor form and injury crisis, with coach Claude Puel maintaining the Reds "always have the potential to bounce back".
The French side are considered hot favourites to complete a double over Liverpool, having won at Anfield last month.
But Puel points out that Liverpool bounced back from that defeat to produce a stunning victory against Manchester United in their next match.
Puel said: "Liverpool may have their problems, but after we beat them they turned in a great performance against Manchester United.
Lyon are top of the group after three victories but, though only a point is required to ensure they finish in the top two, Puel says: "We will only be thinking about winning, not just playing for the draw.
"Three teams can still qualify. It is a very tough group and maybe 12 points will not be enough to win the group.
"I believe that Liverpool will work very hard, put us under a lot of pressure and be determined to reverse the results that they have been getting so far in Europe this season.
"They will be tough opponents, and we must not forget what they did to Manchester United recently."
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Post time 4-11-2009 09:45 AM
