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We were probably expecting Phil to have maybe started against Manchester United [last Saturday] or Hull or maybe Liverpool but it now looks like he is going to be out for another two or three weeks.
SOURCE: BBC Sport -
It is ridiculous that Liverpool find themselves in this embarrassing position, a situation partly wrought by injuries to individuals such as Fernando Torres, by Benítez’s bizarre loyalty to substandard players such as Lucas and his insistence on a zonal marking system that has resulted in them conceding...
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
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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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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Barcelona are the best team in Europe and in the Champions League and the odds on them winning it have not changed ... I prefer to play a game that is going to be very difficult than a game that is going to be too easy for us. A Chelsea versus Liverpool for me is better than a Chelsea versus Birmingham ...
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I've been saying for ages that Jermain Defoe is the best striker in the Premier League. Now, after his five goals yesterday, he's starting to prove it. Brazil and Spain should be very afraid for next summer - Wayne Richards. Re: Neil Speight wondering why Liverpool fans were complaining about France's w...
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Teams like Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal and Liverpool aren't going to make or break your season
SOURCE: Eat Sleep Sport -
Despite Tottenham Hotspur’s incredible victory against Wigan and the fact Liverpool have won just one of their last 10 games in all competitions, I still fancy Benítez’s side to finish fourth.
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They (Manchester City) are one of four clubs, along with Liverpool, Aston Villa and Spurs, who I believe are fighting over the fourth spot.
– Alan Hansen SOURCE: Sport.co.uk -
between Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and us
SOURCE: The Independent -
Liverpool are ready to kick off the race for rising Denmark star Simon Kjaer. The big defender, 20, wants a move to the Premier League and agents acting on his behalf have been instructed to secure a switch to a top-four club. The Reds have indicated an interest and People Sport understands they would b...
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Anfield boss Rafa Benitez is looking at the possibility of taking the former Manchester United striker on loan until the end of the season as he aims to add firepower to his team… he would prefer a move to Anfield because he believes Liverpool will still be fighting for the Premier League title at the e...
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Liverpool have it all to do and Manchester City, Aston Villa, ourselves and Everton are going to be pushing to get into European places
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Chelsea defence will be very proud of their home record and won't give any goals up easily and when you consider Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham have all failed to score at the Bridge, it could be a record that continues long into the season.
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Is Liverpool v Manchester City the defining match for who will finish fourth this season?
SOURCE: Times Online -
Rafa Benitez has been warned Santa is out to wreck his run-up to Christmas. Roque Santa Cruz and his Manchester City team-mates head for Anfield tomorrow looking to push Liverpool boss Benitez closer to the sack.
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Liverpool have a mountain to climb, while Arsenal are playing good football but you still think they will slip up. The top two are Manchester United and Chelsea.
SOURCE: Teletext -
It used to be the case that all the top teams in England – Liverpool, Manchester United, Leeds etc – were littered with Scots and I would love to see the day where we got back to that. You rarely watched a top game in England without seeing a couple of Scots on each team and they were there for both the...
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Liverpool have risked a furore over a film starring Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher that portrays Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, as a whiskey-guzzling drunk and Gary Neville, the club’s captain, as a rat who ‘hates Scousers.’
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals
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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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We were probably expecting Phil to have maybe started against Manchester United [last Saturday] or Hull or maybe Liverpool but it now looks like he is going to be out for another two or three weeks.
SOURCE: BBC Sport -
It is ridiculous that Liverpool find themselves in this embarrassing position, a situation partly wrought by injuries to individuals such as Fernando Torres, by Benítez’s bizarre loyalty to substandard players such as Lucas and his insistence on a zonal marking system that has resulted in them conceding...
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
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.
SOURCE: BBC Sport -
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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Barcelona are the best team in Europe and in the Champions League and the odds on them winning it have not changed ... I prefer to play a game that is going to be very difficult than a game that is going to be too easy for us. A Chelsea versus Liverpool for me is better than a Chelsea versus Birmingham ...
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited -
I've been saying for ages that Jermain Defoe is the best striker in the Premier League. Now, after his five goals yesterday, he's starting to prove it. Brazil and Spain should be very afraid for next summer - Wayne Richards. Re: Neil Speight wondering why Liverpool fans were complaining about France's w...
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited -
Teams like Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal and Liverpool aren't going to make or break your season
SOURCE: Eat Sleep Sport -
Despite Tottenham Hotspur’s incredible victory against Wigan and the fact Liverpool have won just one of their last 10 games in all competitions, I still fancy Benítez’s side to finish fourth.
SOURCE: Sport.co.uk -
They (Manchester City) are one of four clubs, along with Liverpool, Aston Villa and Spurs, who I believe are fighting over the fourth spot.
– Alan Hansen SOURCE: Sport.co.uk -
between Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and us
SOURCE: The Independent -
Liverpool are ready to kick off the race for rising Denmark star Simon Kjaer. The big defender, 20, wants a move to the Premier League and agents acting on his behalf have been instructed to secure a switch to a top-four club. The Reds have indicated an interest and People Sport understands they would b...
SOURCE: IMScouting -
Anfield boss Rafa Benitez is looking at the possibility of taking the former Manchester United striker on loan until the end of the season as he aims to add firepower to his team… he would prefer a move to Anfield because he believes Liverpool will still be fighting for the Premier League title at the e...
SOURCE: IMScouting -
Liverpool have it all to do and Manchester City, Aston Villa, ourselves and Everton are going to be pushing to get into European places
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Chelsea defence will be very proud of their home record and won't give any goals up easily and when you consider Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham have all failed to score at the Bridge, it could be a record that continues long into the season.
SOURCE: Sky Sports -
Is Liverpool v Manchester City the defining match for who will finish fourth this season?
SOURCE: Times Online -
Rafa Benitez has been warned Santa is out to wreck his run-up to Christmas. Roque Santa Cruz and his Manchester City team-mates head for Anfield tomorrow looking to push Liverpool boss Benitez closer to the sack.
SOURCE: Manchester City FC -
Liverpool have a mountain to climb, while Arsenal are playing good football but you still think they will slip up. The top two are Manchester United and Chelsea.
SOURCE: Teletext -
It used to be the case that all the top teams in England – Liverpool, Manchester United, Leeds etc – were littered with Scots and I would love to see the day where we got back to that. You rarely watched a top game in England without seeing a couple of Scots on each team and they were there for both the...
SOURCE: Edinburgh Daily News -
Liverpool have risked a furore over a film starring Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher that portrays Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, as a whiskey-guzzling drunk and Gary Neville, the club’s captain, as a rat who ‘hates Scousers.’
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool set for battle to sign Palermo defender Simon Kjaer.
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
Nothing will happen in the January transfer window. He will stay in Italy and will stay at Fiorentina. There is nothing to say about Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United or other links. Perhaps it is agents or people talking, but Jovetic is just concentrating on playing for Fiorentina, and in t...
SOURCE: Goal.com -
I have heard that Juventus and their observers have been watching Kjaer. There is also an interest from Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool.
SOURCE: Tribalfootball.com -
The Dutchman is now a doubt for two Champions League group matches next month, a Carling Cup quarter-final away to Manchester City three days after the Chelsea game, and five further Premier League matches, including the club’s trip to face Liverpool at Anfield on 13 December.
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
I have heard that Juventus and their observers have been watching Kjaer, but recently I have also read about an interest from Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool. In any case, Kjaer will not be leaving in January
SOURCE: Goal.com -
Without him it is like Liverpool without Fernando Torres or Arsenal without Robin van Persie.
SOURCE: Vital Football
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