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Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Lap of honour (last match of the 2013/2014 season).

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Lap of honour (last match of the 2013/2014 season).

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Lap of honour (last match of the 2013/2014 season).

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Liverpool FC have unveiled their new yellow away kit for season 2014/15.

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The new kit from manufacturers Warrior revitalises triumphant away shirts of the 70s and 80s, write LFC in their press release:

Warrior has reinvigorated a Liverpool FC classic, the iconic yellow kit. Evoking memories of the club’s rich history, it’s a kit to support the clubs club’s growth into a new era of success.

The kit includes several contemporary design details and technical innovations to stand up to the demands of the modern game.

Click here to pre-order the new away kit now

In line with the new home kit, a modern crew neck collar is designed for freedom of movement and comfort. The two embroidered Eternal Flames alongside a 96 logo are located on the nape of the shirt’s neck to commemorate the tragic events at Hillsborough in 1989.

The shirt is engineered for a superior performance. The main body of the kit is dominated with a powerful yellow, with contrasting red cut and sews panels that deliver a 360’ design aesthetic, following the contours of the body.

The kits kit’s moisture-wicking War-Tech fabric uses responsive technology that helps keep players focused on their performance. Four-way stretch mesh paneling under the arms and across the shoulders of the shirt facilitates optimum ventilation while allowing for added comfort and temperature control in core heat areas, helping to regulate body temperature throughout the match.

Under the leadership of Brendan Rodgers, LFC are returning to their best and Warrior is fully embracing the team’s winning philosophy with this new kit.

After an eight year absence, Brendan Rodgersthe Manager expressed his feelings towards a return of the club classic, “We’re looking to build a new era at the club. Installing some of the success stories from the teams of the 70’s and 80’s will help rediscover a similar vibe to that of those great eras. I feel this shirt is one the fans and the players will respond to. It’s why I’m delighted to see the return of a colour which many consider almost as sacred as the home red.”

Head of Warrior Football Richard Wright believes this shirt will stand the test of time and become an iconic piece in the ever growing history of this club.

“The central theme of the kit pays tribute to the unique history of success for LFC, whilst updating the style to be eye-catching and refined. Many Liverpool fans remember Dalglish wearing the famous yellow kit, arms aloft, embraced by Sammy Lee; it is a poignant moment in the clubs club’s history. This shirt not only has the technical elements for the players to perform to their best but it will help paint the vivid pictures which will stick long in the memory of fans for years to come.”

Liverpool FC striker Daniel Sturridge commented, “I love the look of this kit, for me the stand out Liverpool away kits were always the yellow ones. Most importantly for the players though, it’s the performance benefits of the shirts that matter most and I know Warrior can deliver these in abundance.”

Click here to pre-order the new away kit now

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OFFICIAL: New Liverpool away kit season 2014/15 revealed

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Liverpool FC have unveiled their new yellow away kit for season 2014/15.

newawaykit201314_suarezsturridge

The new kit from manufacturers Warrior revitalises triumphant away shirts of the 70s and 80s, write LFC in their press release:

Warrior has reinvigorated a Liverpool FC classic, the iconic yellow kit. Evoking memories of the club’s rich history, it’s a kit to support the clubs club’s growth into a new era of success.

The kit includes several contemporary design details and technical innovations to stand up to the demands of the modern game.

Click here to pre-order the new away kit now

Under the leadership of Brendan Rodgers, LFC are returning to their best and Warrior is fully embracing the team’s winning philosophy with this new kit.

Head of Warrior Football Richard Wright believes this shirt will stand the test of time and become an iconic piece in the ever growing history of this club.

Click here to pre-order the new away kit now

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Liverpool FC are unveiling their new away kit for season 2014/15 live via a Google hangout with former striker Robbie Fowler. Watch it below from 3.30pm.

The kit will be worn in tonight’s friendly against Shamrock Rovers in Dublin, kick off at 5:30pm.

Official Photos: The new Liverpool home kit season 2014/15 in all it’s glory

New Liverpool Home Kit 2014/15 Officially Revealed

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LIVE: Liverpool FC new away kit 2014/15 launch

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Liverpool FC are unveiling their new away kit for season 2014/15 live via a Google hangout with former striker Robbie Fowler. Watch it below from 3.30pm.

The kit will be worn in tonight’s friendly against Shamrock Rovers in Dublin, kick off at 5:30pm.

Official Photos: The new Liverpool home kit season 2014/15 in all it’s glory

New Liverpool Home Kit 2014/15 Officially Revealed

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has denied he has a clause in his contract to allow him to join Barcelona or Real Madrid.

Suarez signed a new four-and-a-half year deal with Liverpool in December, but reports in the press suggest it included the option for a move to either Spanish club, if they bid a certain amount.

The Uruguayan has denied the inclusion of this clause and insists he has already made a decision about his future.

When asked about interest from Barcelona and Real Madrid, he said: "I don't want to answer that. I try to avoid press speculation.

"I know what I want and what my agent says is good for me, but I don't want to comment on speculation."

Discussing his deal, he added: "I didn't sign any contract with clauses prioritising a certain team."

Suarez was unable to disguise his frustrations as Liverpool let the Premier League title slip from their grasp, opening the door for Manchester City to take the trophy on the final day.

A dramatic 3-3 draw at Crystal Palace dealt a major blow to the Reds' hopes, leaving Suarez in tears after the final whistle, and he explained his emotional outburst.

"I was very angry and frustrated at the opportunity that had slipped away. That's why I wanted to hide my face," he said.

Suarez could not fault his team-mates' efforts in a nine-match unbeaten run, but admits Liverpool lost their composure in last month's crucial 2-0 home defeat against Chelsea.

"The negative point of the season is that we had the league title so close," he said.

"When we started the season our target was to finish in the top four. We finished second in the Premier and that is amazing for Liverpool after not finishing in the top four in (recent seasons) and now we are back in the Champions League.

"I think what we were lacking was that in that key game against Chelsea, we weren't unlucky, we just weren't concentrated enough when they scored on us after not doing much. We then lacked the focus to create chances to level."

Suarez is likely to come up against Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard in this summer's World Cup, with Uruguay due to face England in their second Group D game.

His country's last World Cup triumph came in 1950 when Uruguay defeated Brazil in the final and Suarez hopes the team can build on their semi-final appearance in 2010.

"My focus is on the World Cup now," he said. "Everyone remembers the last World Cup we won in Brazil. But that is the past. I don't know if it was a miracle, in football you never know what will happen.

"Our group is one of the most difficult. We will go forward thinking in each game as it comes."

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Suarez: No Spanish exit clause

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