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The loss will trigger more debate on Benitez's future. Richard Heathcote / Getty Images Huddled around a television in the Ferenc Puskas Stadium, Liverpool’s players looked numb as they witnessed their Champions League exit. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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LONDON - Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez's job is not under threat despite his team's elimination from the Champions League, according to managing director Christian Purslow. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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Liverpool coach Rafael Benitez looks on as Steven Gerrard (R) walks off the field during their UEFA Champions League soccer match against Debrecen at the Puskas stadium in Budapest November 24, 2009. View Photo »
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You can't make a comparison with the Everton-Liverpool derbies or the north London matches I played in for Spurs against Arsenal where you have two teams from the same city and a split crowd... you were playing in front of 120,000 people and there were no away fans.
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Usually for me the worst come down after a night like that. Being a Liverpool fan I've not had THAT many disastrous nights, so have to take it on the chin and let the other minnows have their day-like every dog. Full Article at Square Football
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Sky Sports News understands Everton's plans to build a new stadium in Kirkby have been knocked back by the government. The Toffees had hoped to relocate from their current home at Goodison Park to a new ground outside of Liverpool city centre. Full Article at ToffeeWeb
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Real Madrid midfielder Rafael van der Vaart - linked with Arsenal, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool in the summer - has again insisted that he does not wish to leave the club, amid reports tipping him to return to Hamburg. Full Article at FourFourTwo.com
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Liverpool fans support thier team during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary. View Photo »
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I think because we have done well in recent seasons other people outside the club tend to take it a little bit for granted that Liverpool will get into the knockout stages ... But it isn't easy. Manchester United didn't make it through a few years ago and Barcelona have had a couple of setbacks this sea...
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The government has scuppered Everton's plans to relocate to a new stadium on the outskirts of Liverpool. The Toffees want to move to a new 50,000 capacity stadium in Kirkby, with the plan being that it would open in 2012. Full Article at Goal.com
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Five-time winners Liverpool were knocked out of the Champions League on Tuesday despite a 1-0 victory over Debrecen in Group E. Although David Ngog scored a fourth-minute goal for the English Premier League side, Liverpool were eliminated after... Full Article at Indian Express
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Steven Gerrard of Liverpool looks on from the bench during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Liverpool Manager Rafa Benitez looks on during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Liverpool Manager Rafa Benitez looks on during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: David Ngog of Liverpool lies on the ground during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Javier Mascherano (R) of Liverpool is challenged by Gergely Rudolf of Debrecen during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Steven Gerrard (L) captain of Liverpool and Lucas Leiva walk off the pitch at half time during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Javier Mascherano of Liverpool is challenged by Gergely Rudolf of Debrecen during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: Steven Gerrard of Liverpool is challenged by Zsolt Laczko of Debrecen during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - NOVEMBER 24: David Ngog of Liverpool scores the first goal during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Debrecen and Liverpool at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium on November 24, 2009 in Budapest, Hungary.
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Without him it is like Liverpool without Fernando Torres or Arsenal without Robin van Persie.
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Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea will be involved in an unprecedented scramble to sign 16-year-old striker Connor Wickham from Ipswich in January. Wickham, the youngest first-team player in Ipswich's history, is regarded in the game as the most exciting young Englishman to emerge since ...
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The recurring absence of first-choice Fernando Torres has convinced Benitez that he needs more firepower and he hopes to convince the Liverpool board to finance the deal with the club in a fraught battle for fourth place... Eduardo will seek talks with Wenger to see if he features in his long-term plans...
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Liverpool are ready to poach Eduardo from rivals Arsenal in a £10million deal. The 26-year-old Croatian forward is unhappy that he has still to be offered improved terms at the Emirates. His contract has just over 18 months to run and that has alerted Rafa Benitez, who desperately needs to strengthen hi...
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It's a bit special to visit Manchester United since I am a Liverpool supporter. But I felt it was a good chance.
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If we could get through, I would like an away tie against any of the big clubs—Manchester United or Liverpool—but especially Liverpool. My family support Everton but I supported Liverpool when I was younger because I was there for so many years as a schoolboy. I've played there in reserves and youth gam...
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If we could get through, I would like an away tie against any of the big clubs—Manchester United or Liverpool—but especially Liverpool. My family support Everton but I supported Liverpool when I was younger because I was there for so many years as a schoolboy. I've played there in reserves and youth gam...
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That family aura isn't just a gimmick either. The pressure on managers has never been greater, and I'm not just talking about the Premier League, where Liverpool's troubles continue and Manchester City attract criticism when they fail to win – even if they come away with a draw.
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People expect more from me and it's not easy. But they are also not doing what they said they were going to ... I know it would be better if I scored more goals. I can have a spectacular game but nobody guarantees me I will be starting the next match. It shatters your confidence. I did not play the impo...
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Skilful and quick winger Sterling has been kept under wraps by Rangers but a gang of scouts - headed by Manchester United and Liverpool - saw him dazzle again for their under-18 side at the weekend.
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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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Permanent Link to Liverpool’s Most Respected Player, Arsenal Youngster Afobe Barcelona Bound, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Crazy!
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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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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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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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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 not just between us and United, I think Arsenal have good possibilities to arrive in first place ... We can’t think about Liverpool because they are behind, but Arsenal have a very good team and a very good chance to win.
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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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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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