Liverpool FC ~ tim bakal relegate sizen nehhh...

ahmadrizman · Post time 18-8-2009 01:59 PM

baru first game....hero Tamil mg camtu.....bravo Liverpool

:pompom::pompom::pompom:

akukamudandia · Post time 18-8-2009 05:31 PM

hero tamil..

gicks79 · Post time 18-8-2009 05:35 PM

Muhkan ini ka?

akukamudandia · Post time 18-8-2009 05:46 PM

heroin???

jAck666 · Post time 18-8-2009 05:47 PM

1963# gicks79

ini kaki panggggg!!!

gicks79 · Post time 18-8-2009 07:38 PM

1965# jAck666

samseng siot hero tamil neh..

along3746 · Post time 19-8-2009 08:00 AM

Liverpool perlu bangkit.

LIVERPOOL - Liverpool bakal menerima kunjungan Stoke City di Anfield hari ini dengan kebimbangan yang masih menebal tentang sejauh mana mereka mampu mencabar kejuaraan bola sepak Liga Perdana England musim ini.

Kekalahan 2-1 kepada Tottenham Hotspur dalam perlawanan pembukaan liga, Ahad lalu meletakkan pasukan itu ketinggalan di belakang pencabar-pencabar utamanya.

Tiga pasukan besar lain - Manchester United, Chelsea dan Arsenal semuanya memulakan kempen dengan kemenangan untuk mengutip tiga mata.

Situasi Liverpool ini memaksa pengurusnya, Rafael Benitez mencari kaedah bagaimana untuk memacu kebangkitan Liverpool, yang tampak agak lembap di bahagian tengah dengan keadaan Xabi Alonso.

Ketiadaan Alonso, yang menyertai Real Madrid dengan yuran perpindahan 30 juta pound (RM174.29 juta) mewujudkan kelemahan di bahagian tengah Liverpool, biarpun Benitez menegaskan bahawa pasukannya mampu memberi cabaran sekalipun tanpa bintang Sepanyol itu.

Malah, Benitez berkata pasukannya pasti akan bangkit dengan prestasi yang lebih baik apabila menerima kunjungan Stoke di Anfield.

"Kita pernah mengharungi beberapa perlawanan tanpa Alonso musim lalu, dan kami menang dalam banyak perlawanan, jadi saya percaya skuad ini memiliki kualiti yang cukup dan kami kena membuktikannya.

"Saya sedar bahawa kami kena bermain dengan baik tetapi ia bukan disebabkan oleh tekanan sekeliling.

"Kami tidak bermain baik pada babak pertama ketika menentang Tottenham tetapi kami bermain lebih baik di separuh masa kedua, namun yang pasti kami kena memperbaiki permainan jika mahu mencatat kemenangan,'' kata Benitez.

Menurut Benitez lagi, saingan liga masih di peringkat terlalu awal dan kekalahan pertama tidak seharusnya menganggu tumpuan pasukan kerana mereka mempunyai banyak perlawanan lagi untuk diharungi.

Bagi Stoke, mereka nyata bukan lawan mudah buat Liverpool, malah sejarah menunjukkan pasukan itu pernah mengikat anak-anak buah Benitez dengan keputusan seri tanpa jaringan di Anfield, musim lalu.

Malah, mereka juga akan berkunjung ke Anfield dengan moral yang tinggi selepas berjaya mengalahkan Burnley 2-0 dalam perlawanan pembukaan liga, Sabtu lalu.

Stoke merupakan salah satu daripada dua pasukan yang berjaya mencatat kemenangan di tempat sendiri dalam perlawanan sulung mereka, selain Chelsea.

Namun bagi pengurus mereka, Tony Pulis, kemenangan pertama itu tidak meletakkan Stoke di posisi yang lebih baik daripada Liverpool, sebaliknya mereka kena mempamer aksi konsisten jika mahu menjadi pasukan yang dihormati.

"Statistik selalu menunjukkan bahawa musim kedua sesebuah pasukan sebenarnya adalah musim paling sukar daripada musim pertama, dan saya akan pastikan tiada pasukan yang mengambil kesempatan ke atas kami.

"Saya sudahpun didatangi pengurus lain yang berkata, pemain dan peminat kami tidak akan menikmati kejayaan seperti musim lalu, ikrar saya adalah membuktikan mereka ini silap.

"Ia sangat penting buat pasukan kami untuk mengekalkan kedudukan dalam Liga Perdana buat tiga musim berturut-turut, kalau kami boleh melakukannya maka kami akan membina asas yang kukuh,'' ujar Pulis. - AFP

mirage_46 · Post time 19-8-2009 08:17 AM

cam dh takde harapan

HarizAzhari · Post time 19-8-2009 09:46 AM

Apa cerita ni?

It is also being reported that Tom Hicks and George Gillett are blocking Benitez's attempts to buy a centre-back to ease the club's injury problems before the transfer window shuts.

And the situation could well escalate into yet another financial crisis at Anfield.

Benitez's diminishing transfer budget is overshadowing Anfield's opening league game of the season on Wednesday against Stoke, who achieved a goalless draw on Merseyside last season.

Benitez was today asked several times at his pre-match media conference to explain his cash-flow problems, but on each occasion he said: "I do not want to discuss money.''

But sources close to the Spanish coach confirm he has held talks with temporary managing director Christian Purslow, appointed by owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett in the wake of Rick Parry's summer departure, and now the go-between for Benitez and the American owners.

Benitez has explained the pressing need for another centre-back to be signed, with Daniel Agger now out for another three weeks with a worrying back problem.

Martin Skrtel is doubtful to face Stoke following the jaw injury he sustained in Sunday's defeat at Spurs, although he did train today. Benitez will not make a decision on whether to risk the Slovakian until closer to kick-off.

With Sami Hyypia now having left the club on a free transfer, Benitez is left with youngster Daniel Ayala to partner Jamie Carragher, who has recovered from the head injury sustained at White Hart Lane that needed stitches.

But it is Benitez's transfer budget, or the lack of it, that is causing serious problems at the club. The source said: "The figures have changed since Rafa signed his contract. He has sold several players and raised a lot of money, but is not being allowed to spend it.''

There is a belief among fans the club's owners have soaked up much of the money Benitez has generated this summer to pay off the £60m they were instructed to find by the banks to reduce their debt, ahead of the re-financing package for the loans they took out to buy the club.

Financial experts in the USA predicted last month the owners would use player sales to raise the £60m they need, and fans now fear that is what is happening.

Benitez insists he is not prepared to gamble £6m-plus on Stoke's former Manchester United defender Ryan Shawcross, when he has comparable youngsters on the staff at Anfield who deserve a chance.

But Benitez is believed to want to buy Athletic Bilbao defender Fernando Amorebieta, and is not being allowed the cash to do so.

The key problem is that Benitez was promised £20m for his transfer kitty when he signed his new contract last season, and told he could have any money he raised in the market, plus the fee received when Robbie Keane returned to Spurs.

Benitez has raised around £40million from the sales of Xabi Alonso, Alvaro Arbeloa, Sebastien Leto, Paul Anderson, Jack Hobbs and Adam Hammill. His buys have been Glen Johnson from Portsmouth and Alberto Aquilani from Roma. The cash up front for those two is under £20m.

But it is clear that in the last few weeks the financial dynamics of Benitez's kitty has changed. The owners seem to be insisting the money spent on new contracts for Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, Agger and Dirk Kuyt as well as several of Benitez's backroom team, must come out of the transfer budget.

This stand-off is doing nothing to calm concerns at Anfield following the nature of Liverpool's defeat at Spurs, where the paucity of his squad depth was obvious. Now Liverpool must overcome Tony Pulis' physical, organised Stoke to get their season back on track.

Benitez said: "We know the problems from last season in facing Stoke. But our home fans will want us to show our quality. We must play well, keep possession and be positive to make our chances. Stoke's manager is clever, he uses his players well and they are physical and well organised.

"But the future of our club depends on showing the quality we have in our squad. I do not want to discuss my transfer budget. But our scouting department is continuing to work hard to find the players that we need.''

sha02 · Post time 19-8-2009 01:02 PM

Krygiakos set for Liverpool

Greece defender Sotiris Kyrgiakos has claimed he is set for a surprise move to Liverpool from AEK Athens.

The 30-year-old centre-back said farewell to his team-mates ahead of AEK's departure to Romania for the first leg of their Europa League play-off tie against SC Vaslui.

Kyrgiakos said on his personal website, www.kyrgiakos.gr, that he is on his way to Anfield.

"I would like to inform the fans of AEK that on Monday night I received an offer from Liverpool, an offer which I have accepted," he said.

"I understand this has come at the worst possible time ahead of the crucial games for qualification to the Europa League, but the fact that I will play for Liverpool is like a qualification in itself for me. I have taken my final decision which was accepted by the president and the coach."

However it appears the clubs have not agreed on a fee at this stage.

An AEK club statement announced: "At this moment there is no final agreement between AEK and Liverpool FC."

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has been keen to buy a centre-back to ease the club's injury problems before the transfer window shuts.

However Liverpool's American owners are believed to be refusing to release funds for such a deal.

Benitez was today asked several times at his media conference ahead of tomorrow's match against Stoke to explain his cash-flow problems, but on each occasion he said: "I do not want to discuss money."

Kyrgiakos, who has 49 caps for Greece, will be joining his sixth club if the transfer is completed.

The tough-tackling defender, admired for his combative style and aerial ability, has had successful spells at Rangers and Eintracht Frankfurt but has not played in England to date.