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Birmingham City FC: Birmingham City: Alex McLeish's anger over Liverpool FC cheat continues
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ALEX McLeish was under no doubt that a ‘clear dive’ from David Ngog earned Liverpool the penalty that cost Blues all three points at Anfield. Full Article at Birmingham Post
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Rafael Benitez has for the first time played down Liverpool FC's title dreams and asked for "realism" as the club fight to end a run of disastrous results. Full Article at The Daily Post
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Birmingham City Manager Alex McLeish (R) gestures as Liverpool Manager Rafael Benitez shouts instructions during the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Birmingham City at Anfield on November 9, 2009 in... View Photo »
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If that had been Liverpool fans or Manchester United supporters. or any English fans come to that, there would have been a huge outcry.
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Benitez: Under pressure Related links Teams Liverpool Also see Liverpool fixtures Liverpool stats Reds video Rafa Benitez is refusing to look any further ahead than Liverpool's next game as he hopes his side experience a change in fortunes. Full Article at Sky Sports
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Liverpool full-back Glen Johnson did not train with the rest of the England squad here on Tuesday after playing in Monday’s 2-2 Premier League draw against Birmingham City. Full Article at Soccer News
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I tread lightly as I am intending to bring up one of everyone's favourite subjects, namely diving, referees and what we do about it. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Javier Mascherano of Liverpool battles for the ball with Cameron Jerome of Birmingham City, prior to Jerome scoring his team's second goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Birmingham City... View Photo »
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We lost the title last season because we didn't win our games against our main rivals and we drew too many times at home. So, I'm delighted, we've got the victories against Liverpool and Manchester United this time and also won all of our games at Stamford Bridge
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Crouch's side are currently in the top four of the Premier League and his own form has led to Fabio Capello using the 28-year-old recently when Emile Heskey has not been available. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News
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Liverpool full-back Glen Johnson, seen here in October 2009, did not train with the rest of the England squad here on Tuesday after playing in Monday´s 2-2 Premier League draw against Birmingham City. Full Article at SoccerWay
About Liverpool F.C.
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Liverpool (pronunciation (help·info)) is a city and metropolitan borough of Merseyside, England, along the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary. It was founded as a borough in 1207 and was granted city status in 1880. Liverpool has a population of 436,100, and lies at the centre of the wider Liverpool Urban Area, which has a population of 816,216. Full Article
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Birmingham City Manager Alex McLeish (R) gestures as Liverpool Manager Rafael Benitez shouts instructions during the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Birmingham City at Anfield on November 9, 2009 in Liverpool, England.
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Javier Mascherano of Liverpool battles for the ball with Cameron Jerome of Birmingham City, prior to Jerome scoring his team's second goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Birmingham City at Anfield on November 9, 2009 in...
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Javier Mascherano of Liverpool battles for the ball with Cameron Jerome of Birmingham City, prior to Jerome scoring his team's second goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Birmingham City at Anfield on November 9, 2009 in...
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Birmingham City owner, Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung looks on before their English Premiership football match against Liverpool at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's Spanish forward Albert Rieira lays injured during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's French forward David N'Gog celebrates after scoring from a penalty during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's Israeli midfielder Yossi Benayoun (L) vies with Birmingham City's Scottish forward James McFadden during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Birmingham City's owner Carson Yeung takes his seat before their English Premier League soccer match against Liverpool in Liverpool, northern England, November 9, 2009.
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Birmingham City's English midfielder Lee Bowyer (R) clears the ball from Liverpool's Dutch forward Dirk Kuytduring their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's Israeli midfielder Yossi Benayoun (R) is tackled by Birmingham City's Swedish midfielder Sebastian Larsson during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's English midfielder Steven Gerrard (L) holds off Birmingham City's Irish midfielder Lee Carsley during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Birmingham City's English forward Cameron Jerome (up) vies with Liverpool's Danish defender Daniel Agger during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani (R) vies with Birmingham City's French defender Gregory Vignal during their English Premiership football match against Birmingham at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on November 9, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES.
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Liverpool's Glen Johnson, left, fights for the ball with Birmingham's James McFadden during their English Premier League soccer match at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, England, Monday Nov. 9, 2009. 20 7864 9121 or EMAIL infofootball-dataco.com FOR DETAILS.
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If that had been Liverpool fans or Manchester United supporters. or any English fans come to that, there would have been a huge outcry.
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We lost the title last season because we didn't win our games against our main rivals and we drew too many times at home. So, I'm delighted, we've got the victories against Liverpool and Manchester United this time and also won all of our games at Stamford Bridge
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We had the excitement and pressure of beating Liverpool and the grave disappointment in Rome. Wigan are a good team and we were 1-0 down early, the team has shown a lot of character and a lot of determination and we have to be happy with a draw.
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We won against Liverpool and Manchester United but we lost against Wigan and Aston Villa
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It's important to get results against the big teams, and we have now won against Liverpool and Manchester United. But we have also lost against Wigan and Aston Villa and have to maintain concentration against other teams
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Chelsea did what we had to do ... We beat a very good team, the best opponent, but we know the season is very long and we have to maintain this. It’s very important that we won against Liverpool and Manchester United, but we have to remember we lost against Wigan and Aston Villa. That means that every g...
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Rafael Benítez could start Fernando Torres against Birmingham City on Monday even though the Liverpool striker is understood to have been told by a specialist in Spain that he needs to rest for three weeks to clear up a groin problem.
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Manuel Almunia has been told by Arsene Wenger that he will remain Arsenal’s No 1 goalkeeper. But as the Spaniard prepares to face Wolves today he may be interested in the rave review Wenger has given fellow Frenchman Hugo Lloris, the 22-year-old Lyon keeper who starred in the Champions League midweek fr...
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For me, above everything, I want to win the Premier League, to go through 38 games and beat all these tough teams ... When you win the Premier League you're a great team. It's so hard to win the league now because there are so many good teams – Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tot...
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Chelsea have lost two games, Manchester United have lost two and Liverpool have lost some games ... We have dropped points ourselves, but the pleasing thing is that we are in the top four because we have lost the fewest games.
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It’s a difficult situation ... They have had injuries, they’ve had some bizarre moments like the one at Sunderland [when Darren Bent’s winning goal bounced in off a stray beach ball]. Liverpool will always be in my mind. I keep in contact with my former team-mates, I look for their results and, whenever...
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I think Arsenal have good possibilities to arrive in first place ... We can't think about Liverpool at this moment because they are behind, but Arsenal have a very good team and a very good chance to win.
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They have had injuries, they've had some bizarre moments like the one at Sunderland [when Darren Bent's shot bounced off a stray beach ball and flew past Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina. Liverpool will always be in my mind. I keep in contact with my former team-mates, I look for their results and, whenever ...
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United won most of the trophies in the 1990s and for me, as an Everton fan, it was a chance to have a go back at the Liverpool fans.
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two more Premier League clubs bowed to Poppy pressure yesterday… That leaves only three in the Premier League — Manchester United, Liverpool and Bolton who will play at the weekend without a poppy on their shirts in stubborn defiance of public opinion.
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What I can tell you is that if Rafa had been at any other club, any other big club, whether it be Arsenal, Man United or Chelsea, he wouldn't be there because I don't think the supporters at those clubs are like Liverpool supporters.
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Fulham did well against Man City and won convincingly against Liverpool. We expect a difficult game.
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I knew they were strong even before they beat Liverpool. Arsenal defeated them 1-0 but I think Fulham deserved to win. Fulham defend well and are quick to counterattack. I expect them to play like that in Rome.
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Fulham played well against Arsenal and Manchester City and heavily defeated Liverpool, confirming they are very strong opponents ... However, we want to go far in Europe and we will give everything to beat them. We should also score more. We create a lot of chances and play well, but we must convert our...
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Fulham did well against Manchester City and they won convincingly against Liverpool. We knew that would be the case in our first game against them where we managed to come home with a point (from a 1-1 draw).
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At a Regulatory Commission hearing today, a claim for wrongful dismissal by Liverpool defender Philipp Degen was rejected. Degen was sent off for serious foul play during Liverpool’s Premier League match with Fulham on Saturday 31 October. Degen’s three-match suspension begins with immediate effect.
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Chelsea, Arsenal or Liverpool would never be happy with that, which is why they have been at the top, so neither can we.
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At a Regulatory Commission hearing, a claim for wrongful dismissal by Liverpool defender Philipp Degen was rejected. Degen was sent off for serious foul play during Liverpool‘s Premier League match with Fulham on Saturday October 31. Degen‘s three-match suspension begins with immediate effect.
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Speculation is that he will probably choose to acquire the club via debt, as was the case with his fellow Americans who bought Liverpool and Manchester United. And, as Arsenal Supporters’ Trust points out, that’s not a good thing.
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Liverpool will play their game, just as they did against Manchester United.
SOURCE: Goal.com
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