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Friday, 26 September 2014

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PENGUMUMAN !!



Kepada sesiapa yang dah buat tempahan, dengan sukacitanya dimaklumkan bahawa baju anda telah siap dan mula di post hari ini.



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PENGUMUMAN !! Kepada sesiapa yang dah buat tempahan, dengan sukacitanya dimaklu...

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PENGUMUMAN !!



Kepada sesiapa yang dah buat tempahan, dengan sukacitanya dimaklumkan bahawa baju anda telah siap dan mula di post hari ini.



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Brendan Rodgers: Targets derby win on Saturday


Brendan Rodgers: Targets derby win on Saturday




Brendan Rodgers is focusing on the positives from Liverpool’s start to the season and is hoping victory in Saturday’s Merseyside derby can kickstart their progress this year.


Liverpool have lost three of their opening five Premier League matches this term, struggling to match their early form last season which saw them take four extra points at the same stage.


But last year’s 4-0 derby win at Anfield started a run of 37 points out of 39 in the second half of the season, and Rodgers is hoping victory this weekend can have a similar impact.


"We haven't made the best of starts this season but in the like-for-like games last season, we're only a point different,” Rodgers said.


"We still have positives from it. We've got young players that have been introduced into our team, which is what we look to achieve to try to help them and educate them to come through and play for the first team.


"We go into this game with a great opportunity to get a victory in a derby game, which we will hope can provide a platform for us to go on consistently, like it did last year."


Rodgers has an excellent record in Merseyside derbies, registering three wins and a draw from the four he has presided over as Liverpool manager.


"I've loved every second of it,” he said. “They've been great, both home and away.


"But of course the performance at Anfield last season was really special because Everton were on a good run of form. They were building and developing well under Roberto and obviously came to Anfield with maybe an eye on winning, but we were exceptional.


"Every aspect of the game, our performance, our counter-attack and our finishing, was fantastic. It's a really special game between two great football clubs.”










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Premier League: Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers eyes win over Everton

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Brendan Rodgers: Targets derby win on Saturday


Brendan Rodgers: Targets derby win on Saturday




Brendan Rodgers is focusing on the positives from Liverpool’s start to the season and is hoping victory in Saturday’s Merseyside derby can kickstart their progress this year.


Liverpool have lost three of their opening five Premier League matches this term, struggling to match their early form last season which saw them take four extra points at the same stage.


But last year’s 4-0 derby win at Anfield started a run of 37 points out of 39 in the second half of the season, and Rodgers is hoping victory this weekend can have a similar impact.


"We haven't made the best of starts this season but in the like-for-like games last season, we're only a point different,” Rodgers said.


"We still have positives from it. We've got young players that have been introduced into our team, which is what we look to achieve to try to help them and educate them to come through and play for the first team.


"We go into this game with a great opportunity to get a victory in a derby game, which we will hope can provide a platform for us to go on consistently, like it did last year."


Rodgers has an excellent record in Merseyside derbies, registering three wins and a draw from the four he has presided over as Liverpool manager.


"I've loved every second of it,” he said. “They've been great, both home and away.


"But of course the performance at Anfield last season was really special because Everton were on a good run of form. They were building and developing well under Roberto and obviously came to Anfield with maybe an eye on winning, but we were exceptional.


"Every aspect of the game, our performance, our counter-attack and our finishing, was fantastic. It's a really special game between two great football clubs.”










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Premier League: Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers eyes morale-boosting win over Everton

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[VIDEO] Liverpool FC vs Everton FC Promo 27.9.2014 ..











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[VIDEO] Liverpool FC vs Everton FC Promo 27.9.2014 ..

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Gonzalo Higuain: Insists that he wants to stay at Napoli


Gonzalo Higuain: Insists that he wants to stay at Napoli




Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain has rubbished suggestions that he is seeking a move away from the Serie A club.


The Argentine has been linked with a move to Liverpool, with Italian reports claiming that the Reds are preparing an offer for the former Real Madrid forward.


Higuain has yet to score this season and, with Napoli winning just one of the first four games, speculation arose over his commitment to Rafa Benitez's side.


However, Higuain insists that he is happy at Napoli and understands why their fans are concerned at the club’s recent form.


“I’m happy to play in Naples – it’s a fantastic city to play football,” he told the Italian media.


“As in any place, when you win, everyone is happy. When you don’t, people overreact. In this period, there are critics but it’s normal.


“I chose to come here, Naples is a wonderful city.”










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Gonzalo Higuain: Insists that he wants to stay at Napoli


Gonzalo Higuain: Insists that he wants to stay at Napoli




Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain has rubbished suggestions that he is seeking a move away from the Serie A club.


The Argentine has been linked with a move to Liverpool, with Italian reports claiming that the Reds are preparing an offer for the former Real Madrid forward.


Higuain has yet to score this season and, with Napoli winning just one of the first four games, speculation arose over his commitment to Rafa Benitez's side.


However, Higuain insists that he is happy at Napoli and understands why their fans are concerned at the club’s recent form.


“I’m happy to play in Naples – it’s a fantastic city to play football,” he told the Italian media.


“As in any place, when you win, everyone is happy. When you don’t, people overreact. In this period, there are critics but it’s normal.


“I chose to come here, Naples is a wonderful city.”










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Watch Liverpool vs Everton with Robbie Fowler!



Football magazine, fourfourtwo is giving away five pairs of exclusive passes to catch the Merseyside derby with Robbie Fowler at Lot 10 Rooftop!



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Watch Liverpool vs Everton with Robbie Fowler!



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Jom ramai ramai beli sekarang. Komfim tak menyesal. Promosi raya haji tak tau ada ke tak ada.



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Jom ramai ramai beli sekarang. Komfim tak menyesal. Promosi raya haji tak tau ad...

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Jom ramai ramai beli sekarang. Komfim tak menyesal. Promosi raya haji tak tau ada ke tak ada.



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Association of Muslim Footballers - AMF semalam telah menganjurkan majlis makan malam bersama pemain bola sepak beragama Islam yang beraksi di England. Pemain Liverpool, Kolo Toure dan Emre Can turut hadir dalam majlis ini dan doktor pasukan utama Liverpool FC, Zaf Iqbal juga turut hadir dalam majlis ini.









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Association of Muslim Footballers - AMF semalam telah menganjurkan majlis makan malam bersama pemain bola sepak beragama Islam yang beraksi di England. Pemain Liverpool, Kolo Toure dan Emre Can turut hadir dalam majlis ini dan doktor pasukan utama Liverpool FC, Zaf Iqbal juga turut hadir dalam majlis ini.









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Bagaimanakah anda melihat peluang Liverpool untuk memenangi perlawnanan menentang Everton esok malam



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Bagaimanakah anda melihat peluang Liverpool untuk memenangi perlawnanan menentan...

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Bagaimanakah anda melihat peluang Liverpool untuk memenangi perlawnanan menentang Everton esok malam



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Mario Balotelli: Criticised by Chris Kamara


Mario Balotelli: Criticised by Chris Kamara




Chris Kamara has questioned the signing of controversial striker Mario Balotelli and says he "doesn't look like a Liverpool player".


Balotelli has scored just once - against Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets - since his arrival at the end of August and his performances have come under scrutiny.


The £16million arrival from AC Milan has struggled to make an immediate impact in the Premier League and Kamara has criticised the forward's lack of movement and is unconvinced the former Manchester City man has the credentials to play for the Anfield club.


"One other topic of conversation that has come up frequently is Liverpool’s purchase of Mario Balotelli and how effective he can be for the team.


"On the face of it Balotelli doesn’t look like a Liverpool player. The one thing Rodgers demanded from (Luis) Suarez and Daniel Sturridge was absolute movement. Balotelli stands still more than he moves around so Liverpool are having to get used to him, he’s not having to get used to them.


"That’s a problem in itself. Whether Brendan is happy to accept that, I don’t know, I’m not in the dressing room. At the moment he’s still a class player but the system that Liverpool have got suffers when he’s in the team, " Kamara told his Ladbrokes blog.










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Mario Balotelli: Criticised by Chris Kamara


Mario Balotelli: Criticised by Chris Kamara




Chris Kamara has questioned the signing of controversial striker Mario Balotelli and says he "doesn't look like a Liverpool player".


Balotelli has scored just once - against Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets - since his arrival at the end of August and his performances have come under scrutiny.


The £16million arrival from AC Milan has struggled to make an immediate impact in the Premier League and Kamara has criticised the forward's lack of movement and is unconvinced the former Manchester City man has the credentials to play for the Anfield club.


"One other topic of conversation that has come up frequently is Liverpool’s purchase of Mario Balotelli and how effective he can be for the team.


"On the face of it Balotelli doesn’t look like a Liverpool player. The one thing Rodgers demanded from (Luis) Suarez and Daniel Sturridge was absolute movement. Balotelli stands still more than he moves around so Liverpool are having to get used to him, he’s not having to get used to them.


"That’s a problem in itself. Whether Brendan is happy to accept that, I don’t know, I’m not in the dressing room. At the moment he’s still a class player but the system that Liverpool have got suffers when he’s in the team, " Kamara told his Ladbrokes blog.










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Cantik rambut dia apa pun di harapkan Balotelli akan menemui rentak merbahayanya bersama Liverpool musim ini



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Cantik rambut dia apa pun di harapkan Balotelli akan menemui rentak merbahayanya...

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Cantik rambut dia apa pun di harapkan Balotelli akan menemui rentak merbahayanya bersama Liverpool musim ini



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Bagaimanakah anda menilai prestasi BR setakat ini..Jum bincangkan dengan berhemah yeaa rakan-rakan sekalian



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Bagaimanakah anda menilai prestasi BR setakat ini..Jum bincangkan dengan berhema...

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Bagaimanakah anda menilai prestasi BR setakat ini..Jum bincangkan dengan berhemah yeaa rakan-rakan sekalian



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Mengikut info-info yang di perolehi Suso kemungkinan akan di berikan ruang oleh BR untuk di turunkan menentang Everton nanti.Mengikut pendapat anda haruskan Suso di kekalkan dalam skuad Liverpool.Jika di perhatikan pemain ini jarang mendapat tempat dalam skuad Liverpool jika membabitkan perlawnanan yang sebenar..



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Mengikut info-info yang di perolehi Suso kemungkinan akan di berikan ruang oleh...

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Mengikut info-info yang di perolehi Suso kemungkinan akan di berikan ruang oleh BR untuk di turunkan menentang Everton nanti.Mengikut pendapat anda haruskan Suso di kekalkan dalam skuad Liverpool.Jika di perhatikan pemain ini jarang mendapat tempat dalam skuad Liverpool jika membabitkan perlawnanan yang sebenar..



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Next Games | Merseyside Derby



LIVERPOOL V Everton

Date: 27 September 2014 (Saturday)

KO: 7.45pm

Venue: Anfield, Liverpool

Live on Astro Supersport CH810/ CH831 (HD)



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Next Games | Merseyside Derby



LIVERPOOL V Everton

Date: 27 September 2014 (Saturday)

KO: 7.45pm

Venue: Anfield, Liverpool

Live on Astro Supersport CH810/ CH831 (HD)



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Jordan Rossiter, penjaring gol pertama di perlawanan Liverpool vs Middlesbrough...gaya pun dah mcm Steven Gerrard...



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Adam Lallana’s debut was delayed by injury, but the 26-year-old is showing signs that he will become a key player, according to Henry Jackson.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, September 23, 2014: Liverpool's Adam Lallana scores the third penalty against Middlesbrough during the shoot-out during the Football League Cup 3rd Round match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Liverpool’s summer of transfer activity was extremely busy and productive, but by the time the new season started the man that had almost been forgotten about was the player the club had the spent the most money on.


Adam Lallana completed his move to Anfield in July for a reported £25m, after a superb season at Southampton which saw him nominated for the prestigious PFA Player of the Year award. Many detractors felt the fee was too much, and a knee injury picked up in pre-season seemed to put the 26-year-old at the back of the agenda.


He finally made his debut for the club against Aston Villa earlier this month, but his display was understandably rusty having not kicked a ball in anger since England’s doomed World Cup campaign in Brazil – injured in pre-season on his second day with at the club.


Against Ludogorets the following week, in what was his Champions League debut, Lallana seemed to be slowly getting into his rhythm in the second-half, only for Brendan Rodgers to, perhaps incorrectly, substitute him with a quarter of the game remaining. In what was a fairly lifeless display by the Reds, the creative midfielder was one of the few players who looked capable to producing something out of nothing.


The former Southampton man was then left out of Liverpool’s starting eleven for the trip to West Ham last Saturday, as Rodgers opted for the more defence-minded Lucas Leiva in his preferred 4-4-2 diamond formation.


A poor first-half display by the Reds led to the anonymous Brazilian being replaced by Lallana at half-time, and he was comfortably one of his side’s best players when he came on. He ran with the ball, showed some nice trickery and generally looked a class act. It wasn’t necessarily an outstanding performance, but it was clear that there is an abundance of natural talent at his disposal.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, September 13, 2014: Liverpool's Adam Lallana in action against Aston Villa during the Premier League match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Despite the hugely disappointing 3-1 loss, Lallana could walk off the pitch with his head held high. Rickie Lambert, who was also with him at Southampton for several years, spoke of his admiration for the 26-year-old to Liverpool’s official website on Monday:


“He’s going to bring a whole new dimension to the team. He was unlucky to get injured at a vital time in pre-season. No player likes to get injured at that time. He’s come back and he’s looking strong. He’s only going to get stronger.


“He’s missed out on a few weeks, and there’s nothing he can do about that. But his attitude has been first-class in training. He’s been desperate to get back.


“That extra strength and that extra speed will come back over the next few weeks and you will be seeing the best of Adam Lallana, without a doubt.”


Lambert’s words came to fruition on Tuesday evening, as Lallana’s Liverpool career took another positive step. He was voted Man of the Match following an excellent performance against Middlesbrough, on another nervy night at Anfield.


The England international was the creative hub of the side throughout, showing some clever touches, good movement and an audacious piece of trickery in the lead-up to Suso’s goal. He also converted twice in the epic penalty shootout victory to round off a very fine display.


With four games now under his belt, Lallana is returning to something close to full fitness, and must be in line to start against Everton in Saturday’s much-anticipated Merseyside derby at Anfield.


With Philippe Coutinho out of favour after a poor start to the campaign, Lucas easily past his best and Joe Allen and Emre Can both unavailable through injury, he will likely play on the left-hand side of the midfield diamond.


There would be no better way to announce himself to the Anfield faithful than to score the winner against their local rivals, and it would another confidence boost as he tries to win over those who feel he has cost the club too much.


There haven’t been many positives to shout about so far this for Liverpool, with three defeats in their opening five Premier League, but the ever-improving Adam Lallana is most certainly one of them.


He still has some way to go before he gets back to the form that earned him the move in the first place, but the Reds have a real gem on their hands. He will prove those detractors wrong.



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Adam Lallana’s debut was delayed by injury, but the 26-year-old is showing signs that he will become a key player, according to Henry Jackson.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, September 23, 2014: Liverpool's Adam Lallana scores the third penalty against Middlesbrough during the shoot-out during the Football League Cup 3rd Round match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Liverpool’s summer of transfer activity was extremely busy and productive, but by the time the new season started the man that had almost been forgotten about was the player the club had the spent the most money on.


Adam Lallana completed his move to Anfield in July for a reported £25m, after a superb season at Southampton which saw him nominated for the prestigious PFA Player of the Year award. Many detractors felt the fee was too much, and a knee injury picked up in pre-season seemed to put the 26-year-old at the back of the agenda.


He finally made his debut for the club against Aston Villa earlier this month, but his display was understandably rusty having not kicked a ball in anger since England’s doomed World Cup campaign in Brazil – injured in pre-season on his second day with at the club.


Against Ludogorets the following week, in what was his Champions League debut, Lallana seemed to be slowly getting into his rhythm in the second-half, only for Brendan Rodgers to, perhaps incorrectly, substitute him with a quarter of the game remaining. In what was a fairly lifeless display by the Reds, the creative midfielder was one of the few players who looked capable to producing something out of nothing.


The former Southampton man was then left out of Liverpool’s starting eleven for the trip to West Ham last Saturday, as Rodgers opted for the more defence-minded Lucas Leiva in his preferred 4-4-2 diamond formation.


A poor first-half display by the Reds led to the anonymous Brazilian being replaced by Lallana at half-time, and he was comfortably one of his side’s best players when he came on. He ran with the ball, showed some nice trickery and generally looked a class act. It wasn’t necessarily an outstanding performance, but it was clear that there is an abundance of natural talent at his disposal.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, September 13, 2014: Liverpool's Adam Lallana in action against Aston Villa during the Premier League match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Despite the hugely disappointing 3-1 loss, Lallana could walk off the pitch with his head held high. Rickie Lambert, who was also with him at Southampton for several years, spoke of his admiration for the 26-year-old to Liverpool’s official website on Monday:


“He’s going to bring a whole new dimension to the team. He was unlucky to get injured at a vital time in pre-season. No player likes to get injured at that time. He’s come back and he’s looking strong. He’s only going to get stronger.


“He’s missed out on a few weeks, and there’s nothing he can do about that. But his attitude has been first-class in training. He’s been desperate to get back.


“That extra strength and that extra speed will come back over the next few weeks and you will be seeing the best of Adam Lallana, without a doubt.”


Lambert’s words came to fruition on Tuesday evening, as Lallana’s Liverpool career took another positive step. He was voted Man of the Match following an excellent performance against Middlesbrough, on another nervy night at Anfield.


The England international was the creative hub of the side throughout, showing some clever touches, good movement and an audacious piece of trickery in the lead-up to Suso’s goal. He also converted twice in the epic penalty shootout victory to round off a very fine display.


With four games now under his belt, Lallana is returning to something close to full fitness, and must be in line to start against Everton in Saturday’s much-anticipated Merseyside derby at Anfield.


With Philippe Coutinho out of favour after a poor start to the campaign, Lucas easily past his best and Joe Allen and Emre Can both unavailable through injury, he will likely play on the left-hand side of the midfield diamond.


There would be no better way to announce himself to the Anfield faithful than to score the winner against their local rivals, and it would another confidence boost as he tries to win over those who feel he has cost the club too much.


There haven’t been many positives to shout about so far this for Liverpool, with three defeats in their opening five Premier League, but the ever-improving Adam Lallana is most certainly one of them.


He still has some way to go before he gets back to the form that earned him the move in the first place, but the Reds have a real gem on their hands. He will prove those detractors wrong.



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Aflin Shauki di Lot 10 Kuala Lumpur bersama trofi UCL hari ini



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Aflin Shauki di Lot 10 Kuala Lumpur bersama trofi UCL hari ini Faizal -LMFC-

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Glen Johnson adakah Liverpool masih perlukan khidmatnya memandangkan pertahanan LFC ketika ini mengalami sedikit masalah setiap kali perlawanan...



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Glen Johnson adakah Liverpool masih perlukan khidmatnya memandangkan pertahanan...

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Glen Johnson adakah Liverpool masih perlukan khidmatnya memandangkan pertahanan LFC ketika ini mengalami sedikit masalah setiap kali perlawanan...



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Balotelli ni nak berlatih ke main nyorok nyorok . Haha



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Balotelli ni nak berlatih ke main nyorok nyorok . Haha kplm nur

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Balotelli ni nak berlatih ke main nyorok nyorok . Haha



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Guess who? Faizal Tahir n one of our blood brother a.k.a liverpudlian.



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Guess who? Faizal Tahir n one of our blood brother a.k.a liverpudlian. EF

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Guess who? Faizal Tahir n one of our blood brother a.k.a liverpudlian.



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Steven Gerrard: Hopes to continue his excellent Merseyside derby record


Steven Gerrard: Hopes to continue his excellent Merseyside derby record




We have statistics surrounding every Premier League game this weekend, with good news for Liverpool & Arsenal ahead of the respective derbies.


With both the Merseyside and North London derbies on the horizon ahead of a busy Saturday in the Premier League, there's some positive reading for Liverpool and Arsenal fans, but the complete opposite for their Everton and Spurs counterparts.


Chelsea will also look to stay atop the summit when they take on Aston Villa in an historically goal-laden clash, while both Manchester City and unlikely pacesetters Southampton will also seek another win.


Elsewhere, West Ham will hope to overcome their Manchester United hoodoo, Sunderland and Newcastle look for their first wins, while there's a peculiar record in the West Brom vs. Burnley clash.


We take a look at the key Opta statistics ahead of the sixth round of games.


Liverpool v Everton, 12.45pm


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Liverpool have lost only one of their last 15 Merseyside derbies in the Barclays Premier League.


Everton have scored only five goals in their last 12 Premier League games at Anfield.


The Toffees have not won away at Liverpool in the league since September 1999 (L7 D7 since).


Raheem Sterling has been involved in nine goals (six goals, three assists) in his last 10 Premier League appearances.


Mario Balotelli has scored just one goal in his last 19 Premier League games, this despite attempting 37 shots (excl. blocked) in these games.


In his final 19 games in the Premier League, Luis Suarez scored 12 goals.


There have been a league-high 24 goals in Everton's Premier League games this season, an average of 4.8 per game.


Last season, Liverpool's Premier League games averaged a league-high 4.0 goals per game (151 in 38 matches).


Liverpool have kept only one clean sheet in their last 11 Premier League games.


Everton have scored at least two goals in each of their last seven Premier League games. The Toffees have never scored 2+ goals in eight successive PL games before.


Chelsea v Aston Villa


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Chelsea have scored 27 goals in their last seven Barclays Premier League home games against Aston Villa, including a 7-1 win and an 8-0.


Aston Villa have attempted just eight shots on target in five Premier League games this season; fewer than any other side.


10 of the 13 points (from nine games) that Jose Mourinho has taken against Aston Villa in the Barclays Premier League have come at Stamford Bridge.


Diego Costa (11) has had three more shots on target in the Premier League than Aston Villa (8) this season.


Only two of Andre Schurrle's 10 Premier league goals have come at Stamford Bridge.


Villa are the only Premier League team yet to concede an away goal this season.


Seven different nationalities have scored for Chelsea in the Premier League this season, a wider spread than at any other club.


Chelsea have kept only one clean sheet in their last six Premier League games.


Thibaut Courtois has kept only one clean sheet in his opening five Premier League games, three fewer than Petr Cech (4) did in his first five.


Aston Villa have not won three Premier League away games in a row since April 2010.


Crystal Palace v Leicester City


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The last time this fixture was played in the English top-flight, Palace were being managed by Attilio Lombardo (April 1998).


Leicester's Andy King scored in both league fixtures between these sides two seasons ago.


Three of Leonardo Ulloa's five Premier League goals this season have come within two minutes of the opposition scoring.


After conceding only one set-piece goal under Tony Pulis, Palace have already let in five this season (excl. penalties).


Palace are in danger of going five Premier League home games without a win for the first time since returning to the top-flight.


Jamie Vardy has won two penalties this season (both versus Man Utd); more than the 19 other Premier League clubs this season.


The Foxes have a shot conversion rate of 43% inside the penalty area this season, higher than any other side.


Leicester are the only Premier League side yet to hit the woodwork this season.


Neil Warnock is looking to go four Premier League games unbeaten for the first time since December 2006 when he was Sheffield United boss.


The Foxes have won none of their last 15 Premier League games in London (D3 L12).


Hull City v Manchester City


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Hull have lost only one of their three Premier League home encounters with Manchester City.


City played with 10 men for 80 minutes of this fixture last season and still won 2-0.


Frank Lampard has now scored in 18 consecutive Premier League seasons.


Nikica Jelavic has scored three goals in his last four Premier League appearances, after scoring three times in the previous 13.


Croatian striker Jelavic has scored three goals from four shots on target this season.


Manchester City have eight points from five games; the last time they had fewer was in 2006-07 (4).


Manchester City have been booked 15 times in the Premier League this season, already 21% of the total they recorded in 2013-14.


No team saw more opponents sent off than Hull last season (six).


Hull's last two Premier League games have ended 2-2. Only one team (Liverpool in 2002) have recorded three in a row.


Manchester City have scored in 17 of their last 18 Premier League games.


Manchester United v West Ham United


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Manchester United's total of five points from five games is their worst haul at this stage since 1989-90.


The Hammers have scored nine goals in 18 Premier League games at Old Trafford and never more than one in a single game.


Manchester United have taken 31 points from their last 11 Barclays Premier League games against West Ham.


West Ham have netted a league-high four goals from outside the box this season.


Eight goals conceded after five games is Man Utd's highest total since leaking 10 in their opening five in 2001-02.


Sam Allardyce's side have the best cross completion rate in the top-flight this season (24.36%) while only Arsenal's is lower than Manchester United's (12.12%).


Manchester United have conceded six penalties in their last 15 Premier League games - before this run, they hadn't conceded one in 85 PL matches.


Wayne Rooney has two goals and two assists in five Premier League games this season.


Man Utd have lost 10 of their last 25 Premier League home games. The previous 10 defeats came across a period of 148 games.


West Ham have scored five goals in their last two Premier League away games, more than they managed in the previous six on the road (4).Southampton v Queens Park Rangers


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Southampton have won three of their last five Barclays Premier League games against QPR after winning none of the previous five.


Queens Park Rangers have had more shots from outside the box than any other Premier League team this season (27).


Last weekend Victor Wanyama became the first Kenyan player to score in the Premier League. Players from 91 different nations have now scored in the PL.


Southampton have conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League this season (3).


The Saints are the only PL team yet to concede a home goal this season.


Southampton have scored four goals in three of their last seven Premier League home games.


QPR have failed to score in each of their last five Premier League away games.


Harry Redknapp has overseen just 11 goals in 14 Premier League away games as The R's boss.


Redknapp has a Premier League win percentage of 17% at QPR, he managed 18% at Southampton in the competition.


QPR are the only side yet to score an open play goal in the Premier League this season.


Sunderland v Swansea City


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Sunderland conceded seven goals to Swansea last season, only Arsenal and Tottenham scored as many against the Black Cats.


Along with Liverpool, Swansea are one of two teams yet to draw this season. Sunderland have drawn a league-high four times this term.


After winning four games in a row in April/May, Sunderland have now gone six games without a victory (L2 D4).


Sunderland have kept three clean sheets in four Premier League home games against Welsh sides.


Swansea have kept only three clean sheets in their last 18 Premier League games.


Jonjo Shelvey has been booked in three of his five Premier League appearances this season.


Swansea have won just eight corners in five league games this season.


Gylfi Sigurdsson has assisted four Premier League goals this season; he has never recorded more than four in a single campaign in England.


Garry Monk's Premier League win percentage of 42% is better than Brendan Rodgers (32%) or Michael Laudrup (27%) recorded for the Swans.


Gus Poyet's win percentage of 28% at Sunderland is level with former Black Cats managers Steve Bruce and Roy Keane. Peter Reid (33%) and Martin O'Neill (29%) are the only bosses with a higher rate.


Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur, 5.30pm


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Arsenal have won four of their last five Barclays Premier League games against Tottenham (two 1-0 wins and two 5-2 wins).


Tottenham have won just one of their last 21 Barclays Premier League games away at Arsenal.


Arsenal last failed to score at home to Spurs in the Premier League in November 1998. Since then the Gunners have scored 38 times in 15 games.


Tottenham have conceded six penalties in the Premier League in 2014, only Manchester United have conceded as many.


Arsenal took 25 points from their 10 London derbies in the Premier League last season (W8 D1 L1) and defeated Crystal Palace on the opening weekend this season.


Six of Tottenham's seven league points this season have come in London derbies.


If there are four goals in this game then it will become the outright highest scoring fixture in Premier League history (currently 126 goals).


Seven points from five games is Tottenham's slowest start since gaining just two under Juande Ramos in 2008-09.


Arsenal (154) and Tottenham (125) are first and third respectively for dribbles attempted this season.


Emmanuel Adebayor has scored more goals than any other player in north London derby history (8 for Arsenal and 2 for Spurs).


West Bromwich Albion v Burnley, Sunday, 4pm


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WBA have conceded a league high four goals from outside the box this season.


Burnley have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 19 games against West Brom (all competitions).


The last time Burnley failed to score against WBA was six games ago in November 2006. Mike Duff was playing for the Clarets that day.


This game is the 786th different fixture combination in Premier League history.


WBA have only scored three times this season but have five points to their name.


Burnley have gained three points from just one goal in the Premier League this season.


The Clarets have collected only five points from their 21 Premier League away games (W1 D2 L18).


Burnley's clean sheet at Selhurst Park in their last road trip was the first they have recorded away from home in PL history.


Burnley did not draw any of their first 40 games 0-0 but each of the last three matches have ended goalless.


The only teams to draw 0-0 for four Premier League games in a row are Arsenal (twice) and Tottenham.


Stoke City v Newcastle United, Monday, 8pm


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Stoke have won three of their last four Barclays Premier League home games against Newcastle.


The Magpies have only mustered one clean sheet in 10 previous Premier League encounters with the Potters.


After 10 Premier League appearances without a goal or assist, Peter Crouch both scored & assisted against QPR last time out.


Alan Pardew's side have conceded two or more goals in 10 of their last 13 league games.


Stoke are the only team yet to score a home goal in the Premier League this season.


Newcastle have been caught offside just once in five games this season.


Three of Stoke's last four Premier League home games have ended as 0-1 home defeats.


Stoke's last three Premier League games on a Monday have ended 1-1


This fixture was on a Monday night in 2011-12 and Demba Ba scored a perfect hat-trick (header, left-foot, right-foot) as Newcastle won 3-1.


Newcastle have lost their last four Premier League games on a Monday, conceding 12 goals in the process.







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Steven Gerrard: Hopes to continue his excellent Merseyside derby record


Steven Gerrard: Hopes to continue his excellent Merseyside derby record




We have statistics surrounding every Premier League game this weekend, with good news for Liverpool & Arsenal ahead of the respective derbies.


With both the Merseyside and North London derbies on the horizon ahead of a busy Saturday in the Premier League, there's some positive reading for Liverpool and Arsenal fans, but the complete opposite for their Everton and Spurs counterparts.


Chelsea will also look to stay atop the summit when they take on Aston Villa in an historically goal-laden clash, while both Manchester City and unlikely pacesetters Southampton will also seek another win.


Elsewhere, West Ham will hope to overcome their Manchester United hoodoo, Sunderland and Newcastle look for their first wins, while there's a peculiar record in the West Brom vs. Burnley clash.


We take a look at the key Opta statistics ahead of the sixth round of games.


Liverpool v Everton, 12.45pm


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Liverpool have lost only one of their last 15 Merseyside derbies in the Barclays Premier League.


Everton have scored only five goals in their last 12 Premier League games at Anfield.


The Toffees have not won away at Liverpool in the league since September 1999 (L7 D7 since).


Raheem Sterling has been involved in nine goals (six goals, three assists) in his last 10 Premier League appearances.


Mario Balotelli has scored just one goal in his last 19 Premier League games, this despite attempting 37 shots (excl. blocked) in these games.


In his final 19 games in the Premier League, Luis Suarez scored 12 goals.


There have been a league-high 24 goals in Everton's Premier League games this season, an average of 4.8 per game.


Last season, Liverpool's Premier League games averaged a league-high 4.0 goals per game (151 in 38 matches).


Liverpool have kept only one clean sheet in their last 11 Premier League games.


Everton have scored at least two goals in each of their last seven Premier League games. The Toffees have never scored 2+ goals in eight successive PL games before.


Chelsea v Aston Villa


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Chelsea have scored 27 goals in their last seven Barclays Premier League home games against Aston Villa, including a 7-1 win and an 8-0.


Aston Villa have attempted just eight shots on target in five Premier League games this season; fewer than any other side.


10 of the 13 points (from nine games) that Jose Mourinho has taken against Aston Villa in the Barclays Premier League have come at Stamford Bridge.


Diego Costa (11) has had three more shots on target in the Premier League than Aston Villa (8) this season.


Only two of Andre Schurrle's 10 Premier league goals have come at Stamford Bridge.


Villa are the only Premier League team yet to concede an away goal this season.


Seven different nationalities have scored for Chelsea in the Premier League this season, a wider spread than at any other club.


Chelsea have kept only one clean sheet in their last six Premier League games.


Thibaut Courtois has kept only one clean sheet in his opening five Premier League games, three fewer than Petr Cech (4) did in his first five.


Aston Villa have not won three Premier League away games in a row since April 2010.


Crystal Palace v Leicester City


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The last time this fixture was played in the English top-flight, Palace were being managed by Attilio Lombardo (April 1998).


Leicester's Andy King scored in both league fixtures between these sides two seasons ago.


Three of Leonardo Ulloa's five Premier League goals this season have come within two minutes of the opposition scoring.


After conceding only one set-piece goal under Tony Pulis, Palace have already let in five this season (excl. penalties).


Palace are in danger of going five Premier League home games without a win for the first time since returning to the top-flight.


Jamie Vardy has won two penalties this season (both versus Man Utd); more than the 19 other Premier League clubs this season.


The Foxes have a shot conversion rate of 43% inside the penalty area this season, higher than any other side.


Leicester are the only Premier League side yet to hit the woodwork this season.


Neil Warnock is looking to go four Premier League games unbeaten for the first time since December 2006 when he was Sheffield United boss.


The Foxes have won none of their last 15 Premier League games in London (D3 L12).


Hull City v Manchester City


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Hull have lost only one of their three Premier League home encounters with Manchester City.


City played with 10 men for 80 minutes of this fixture last season and still won 2-0.


Frank Lampard has now scored in 18 consecutive Premier League seasons.


Nikica Jelavic has scored three goals in his last four Premier League appearances, after scoring three times in the previous 13.


Croatian striker Jelavic has scored three goals from four shots on target this season.


Manchester City have eight points from five games; the last time they had fewer was in 2006-07 (4).


Manchester City have been booked 15 times in the Premier League this season, already 21% of the total they recorded in 2013-14.


No team saw more opponents sent off than Hull last season (six).


Hull's last two Premier League games have ended 2-2. Only one team (Liverpool in 2002) have recorded three in a row.


Manchester City have scored in 17 of their last 18 Premier League games.


Manchester United v West Ham United


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Manchester United's total of five points from five games is their worst haul at this stage since 1989-90.


The Hammers have scored nine goals in 18 Premier League games at Old Trafford and never more than one in a single game.


Manchester United have taken 31 points from their last 11 Barclays Premier League games against West Ham.


West Ham have netted a league-high four goals from outside the box this season.


Eight goals conceded after five games is Man Utd's highest total since leaking 10 in their opening five in 2001-02.


Sam Allardyce's side have the best cross completion rate in the top-flight this season (24.36%) while only Arsenal's is lower than Manchester United's (12.12%).


Manchester United have conceded six penalties in their last 15 Premier League games - before this run, they hadn't conceded one in 85 PL matches.


Wayne Rooney has two goals and two assists in five Premier League games this season.


Man Utd have lost 10 of their last 25 Premier League home games. The previous 10 defeats came across a period of 148 games.


West Ham have scored five goals in their last two Premier League away games, more than they managed in the previous six on the road (4).Southampton v Queens Park Rangers


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Southampton have won three of their last five Barclays Premier League games against QPR after winning none of the previous five.


Queens Park Rangers have had more shots from outside the box than any other Premier League team this season (27).


Last weekend Victor Wanyama became the first Kenyan player to score in the Premier League. Players from 91 different nations have now scored in the PL.


Southampton have conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League this season (3).


The Saints are the only PL team yet to concede a home goal this season.


Southampton have scored four goals in three of their last seven Premier League home games.


QPR have failed to score in each of their last five Premier League away games.


Harry Redknapp has overseen just 11 goals in 14 Premier League away games as The R's boss.


Redknapp has a Premier League win percentage of 17% at QPR, he managed 18% at Southampton in the competition.


QPR are the only side yet to score an open play goal in the Premier League this season.


Sunderland v Swansea City


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Sunderland conceded seven goals to Swansea last season, only Arsenal and Tottenham scored as many against the Black Cats.


Along with Liverpool, Swansea are one of two teams yet to draw this season. Sunderland have drawn a league-high four times this term.


After winning four games in a row in April/May, Sunderland have now gone six games without a victory (L2 D4).


Sunderland have kept three clean sheets in four Premier League home games against Welsh sides.


Swansea have kept only three clean sheets in their last 18 Premier League games.


Jonjo Shelvey has been booked in three of his five Premier League appearances this season.


Swansea have won just eight corners in five league games this season.


Gylfi Sigurdsson has assisted four Premier League goals this season; he has never recorded more than four in a single campaign in England.


Garry Monk's Premier League win percentage of 42% is better than Brendan Rodgers (32%) or Michael Laudrup (27%) recorded for the Swans.


Gus Poyet's win percentage of 28% at Sunderland is level with former Black Cats managers Steve Bruce and Roy Keane. Peter Reid (33%) and Martin O'Neill (29%) are the only bosses with a higher rate.


Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur, 5.30pm


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Arsenal have won four of their last five Barclays Premier League games against Tottenham (two 1-0 wins and two 5-2 wins).


Tottenham have won just one of their last 21 Barclays Premier League games away at Arsenal.


Arsenal last failed to score at home to Spurs in the Premier League in November 1998. Since then the Gunners have scored 38 times in 15 games.


Tottenham have conceded six penalties in the Premier League in 2014, only Manchester United have conceded as many.


Arsenal took 25 points from their 10 London derbies in the Premier League last season (W8 D1 L1) and defeated Crystal Palace on the opening weekend this season.


Six of Tottenham's seven league points this season have come in London derbies.


If there are four goals in this game then it will become the outright highest scoring fixture in Premier League history (currently 126 goals).


Seven points from five games is Tottenham's slowest start since gaining just two under Juande Ramos in 2008-09.


Arsenal (154) and Tottenham (125) are first and third respectively for dribbles attempted this season.


Emmanuel Adebayor has scored more goals than any other player in north London derby history (8 for Arsenal and 2 for Spurs).


West Bromwich Albion v Burnley, Sunday, 4pm


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WBA have conceded a league high four goals from outside the box this season.


Burnley have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 19 games against West Brom (all competitions).


The last time Burnley failed to score against WBA was six games ago in November 2006. Mike Duff was playing for the Clarets that day.


This game is the 786th different fixture combination in Premier League history.


WBA have only scored three times this season but have five points to their name.


Burnley have gained three points from just one goal in the Premier League this season.


The Clarets have collected only five points from their 21 Premier League away games (W1 D2 L18).


Burnley's clean sheet at Selhurst Park in their last road trip was the first they have recorded away from home in PL history.


Burnley did not draw any of their first 40 games 0-0 but each of the last three matches have ended goalless.


The only teams to draw 0-0 for four Premier League games in a row are Arsenal (twice) and Tottenham.


Stoke City v Newcastle United, Monday, 8pm


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Stoke have won three of their last four Barclays Premier League home games against Newcastle.


The Magpies have only mustered one clean sheet in 10 previous Premier League encounters with the Potters.


After 10 Premier League appearances without a goal or assist, Peter Crouch both scored & assisted against QPR last time out.


Alan Pardew's side have conceded two or more goals in 10 of their last 13 league games.


Stoke are the only team yet to score a home goal in the Premier League this season.


Newcastle have been caught offside just once in five games this season.


Three of Stoke's last four Premier League home games have ended as 0-1 home defeats.


Stoke's last three Premier League games on a Monday have ended 1-1


This fixture was on a Monday night in 2011-12 and Demba Ba scored a perfect hat-trick (header, left-foot, right-foot) as Newcastle won 3-1.


Newcastle have lost their last four Premier League games on a Monday, conceding 12 goals in the process.







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Brendan Rodgers menafikan segala khabar angin yg mengatakan Raheem Sterling akn ke Real Madrid.



Rodgers yakin beliau mampu mengekalkan bintang muda Liverpool itu. Brendan Rodgers juga mendedahkan pemain berusia 19 tahun itu gembira di Anfield & akan terus kekal bersama Liverpool untuk tahun-tahun yg akn datang.



Liverpool juga tidak sanggup melepaskan Sterling selepas menyaksikan mereka gagal mengekalkan Luis Suarez pada musim ini.



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Brendan Rodgers menafikan segala khabar angin yg mengatakan Raheem Sterling akn ke Real Madrid.



Rodgers yakin beliau mampu mengekalkan bintang muda Liverpool itu. Brendan Rodgers juga mendedahkan pemain berusia 19 tahun itu gembira di Anfield & akan terus kekal bersama Liverpool untuk tahun-tahun yg akn datang.



Liverpool juga tidak sanggup melepaskan Sterling selepas menyaksikan mereka gagal mengekalkan Luis Suarez pada musim ini.



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The League Cup may have been devalued in recent years, but Steven Scragg doesn’t think that should be the case. Embrace Liverpool’s rich history in the competition.


CARDIFF, WALES - Sunday, March 2, 2003: Liverpool's manager Gerard Houllier celebrates winning the League Cup after beating Manchester United 2-0 during the Football League Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


I love the League Cup, or whatever sponsor’s name it currently resides under.


The League Cup changes it’s partner in sponsorship on a regular basis. Everyone eventually reaches an age when you either call it by whatever name it had when you stopped paying attention to such things, or you plump for the secure method of simply referring to it by its ‘birth name’. I go with its birth name; otherwise I’d still be calling it ‘The Worthington Cup’.


A cursory Google search unearths the concept that I stopped paying attention over a decade ago. The League Cup hasn’t been the ‘Worthington Cup’ since Liverpool beat Manchester United in the 2003 final. I also found out that it’s shockingly over two decades since Rumbelows effectively went bust, while I completely forgot that Coca-Cola once had their name embossed upon the tournament.


For me Opal Fruits are Opal Fruits instead of Starburst. A Marathon will always be a Marathon rather than Snickers. I will insist upon striding into a newsagents and confusing shop assistants that weren’t even born in, let alone remember 1983 by asking for a Marathon. The League Cup will always be The League Cup to me.


Liverpool’s League Cup History


I came to football coherence at the beginning of the 1980s, at a time when Liverpool simply didn’t lose League Cup games. After an embarrassing 0-1 defeat away at 4th Division Bradford City in the 1st leg of the Second Round on August 27th 1980, a defeat Liverpool rectified with a 4-0 win in the 2nd leg at Anfield, before going on to lift the trophy for the very first time, the club then remained unbeaten in the competition again until losing 0-1 away at Tottenham Hotspur over four years later on October 31st 1984, Halloween no less.


Between those losses to Bradford and Spurs; Liverpool went 39 games unbeaten in the competition, and became the only English football club to win a trophy four times in succession, an achievement that still stands to this very day. It is one of the most under-rated accomplishments in football history, plus it was all done during the competitions heyday when all sides fielded full strength line-ups. Liverpool saw off some heavyweight opposition in each and every one of those finals, and along the way to reach Wembley in the first place.



West Ham United in 1981 were FA Cup holders and storming their way to the Second Division title, losing just four league games in the process, as well as a run to the last eight of the European Cup Winners Cup.


Tottenham Hotspur in 1982, Manchester United in 1983 and Everton in 1984 all went on to lift that years FA Cup after being beaten in the League Cup Final by Liverpool. The FA Cup suddenly became a consolation prize in my eyes for those we beat in the League Cup Final.


After all, they would even be given soft opposition in those FA Cup Finals wouldn’t they? QPR, Brighton and Hove Albion and Watford? QPR were a mid-table Second Division side, Brighton relegated and Watford were well, they were just Watford. The FA Cup was for losers really. Absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Liverpool kept shooting themselves in the foot in that particular competition. Honest. The League Cup was where it was at.



I was gutted when we lost that game at Spurs in late 84. It was weird watching Norwich City beat Sunderland in the final of ‘our competition’. Natural order seemed set to be restored in 1986 until we contrived to score all four goals in the 2nd leg of the semi-final against QPR in the 2-2 draw at Anfield. By the time we lost to Arsenal in the 1987 final things had changed a bit, although it was no less unsettling an experience, but by then Oxford United had gone on to win it in 86 and we’d won an FA Cup for the first time in my lifetime. The FA Cup was now in fashion for Liverpool fans.


The competition had changed names and trophies once again. The’ Littlewoods Cup’ looked like an oversized silver drinking goblet. The Milk Cup trophy hadn’t been an aesthetic joy by any means, but it was ours, while I’ve always preferred the three handled original League Cup trophy. At that 87 final we knew Ian Rush was off to Juventus, while Kenny Dalglish had gone into semi-retirement as a player and was only on the bench.


It was the first time we lost a game in which Rush had scored, plus we lost from being ahead. It was a culture shock really. 1987/88 was the response however and the League Cup lost its relevance in the blizzard that was Barnes-Beardsley-Aldridge and the constant chase of league and cup doubles that just didn’t quite happen when they really should have.


Once we lost the art of winning league titles then it became an occasional joy to win the competition again. I’ve had some great days out watching us win the League Cup, particularly in Cardiff. Yes, there’s a degree of ‘meh’ about the competition, but everyone tends to sit up and take notice if we drift our way through to the last eight. Who doesn’t want to be part of a sea of red at a cup final? It’s one of the greatest things you can be a part of.


Middlesbrough


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, September 23, 2014: Liverpool players celebrate after winning the penalty shoot-out against Middlesbrough following a 2-2 draw during the Football League Cup 3rd Round match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Tuesday night against Middlesborough was nuts. The League Cup excels in being ‘nuts’. I’ve never witnessed a penalty shoot-out that went around the entire block of players before, resulting in them having to step up a second time. I’d guess you’ll be waiting a very long time before you see that happen again. In the world of ‘anything is possible’ that Brendan Rodgers has worked so hard to nurture at Anfield perhaps the only shock should be is that it took this long to happen?


You can’t read much into Tuesday night’s game as far as it being a continuation of what’s gone on in 2014/15 so far. In many ways the modern-day League Cup, certainly this early in the campaign, is almost like a little moon that orbits the main planetary body of the Premier League and Champions League entities. Maybe half of the side that walked onto the pitch against Middlesborough are in with a shout of starting against Everton on Saturday? Not all of those ‘in with a shout’ will actually start on Saturday. 3 or 4 might start.


Games like Tuesday are remarkably difficult for a player to walk away from in a stronger squad position than the one they occupied beforehand. Most players will either ebb away further still in the manner Kolo Toure in all likelihood did, or they will more or less maintain their status quo with an ‘OK’ performance, such as Lucas perhaps. Occasionally the spark and exuberance of youth will ignite, as in the cases of Jordan Rossiter and Jordan Williams.


Very occasionally you’ll get to see the regeneration of a player that’s been written off by not just the fans, but possibly even by the manager and coaching staff too. Suso emerged from behind the glittery and golden ‘Stars in their Eyes’ curtain on this occasion. There is a good player there and I’d like to see him involved in the weeks ahead. Maybe he can walk away from this season with a League Cup winner’s medal in his pocket.


Steven Scragg



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A League Cup Of It’s Own

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The League Cup may have been devalued in recent years, but Steven Scragg doesn’t think that should be the case. Embrace Liverpool’s rich history in the competition.


CARDIFF, WALES - Sunday, March 2, 2003: Liverpool's manager Gerard Houllier celebrates winning the League Cup after beating Manchester United 2-0 during the Football League Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


I love the League Cup, or whatever sponsor’s name it currently resides under.


The League Cup changes it’s partner in sponsorship on a regular basis. Everyone eventually reaches an age when you either call it by whatever name it had when you stopped paying attention to such things, or you plump for the secure method of simply referring to it by its ‘birth name’. I go with its birth name; otherwise I’d still be calling it ‘The Worthington Cup’.


A cursory Google search unearths the concept that I stopped paying attention over a decade ago. The League Cup hasn’t been the ‘Worthington Cup’ since Liverpool beat Manchester United in the 2003 final. I also found out that it’s shockingly over two decades since Rumbelows effectively went bust, while I completely forgot that Coca-Cola once had their name embossed upon the tournament.


For me Opal Fruits are Opal Fruits instead of Starburst. A Marathon will always be a Marathon rather than Snickers. I will insist upon striding into a newsagents and confusing shop assistants that weren’t even born in, let alone remember 1983 by asking for a Marathon. The League Cup will always be The League Cup to me.


Liverpool’s League Cup History


I came to football coherence at the beginning of the 1980s, at a time when Liverpool simply didn’t lose League Cup games. After an embarrassing 0-1 defeat away at 4th Division Bradford City in the 1st leg of the Second Round on August 27th 1980, a defeat Liverpool rectified with a 4-0 win in the 2nd leg at Anfield, before going on to lift the trophy for the very first time, the club then remained unbeaten in the competition again until losing 0-1 away at Tottenham Hotspur over four years later on October 31st 1984, Halloween no less.


Between those losses to Bradford and Spurs; Liverpool went 39 games unbeaten in the competition, and became the only English football club to win a trophy four times in succession, an achievement that still stands to this very day. It is one of the most under-rated accomplishments in football history, plus it was all done during the competitions heyday when all sides fielded full strength line-ups. Liverpool saw off some heavyweight opposition in each and every one of those finals, and along the way to reach Wembley in the first place.



West Ham United in 1981 were FA Cup holders and storming their way to the Second Division title, losing just four league games in the process, as well as a run to the last eight of the European Cup Winners Cup.


Tottenham Hotspur in 1982, Manchester United in 1983 and Everton in 1984 all went on to lift that years FA Cup after being beaten in the League Cup Final by Liverpool. The FA Cup suddenly became a consolation prize in my eyes for those we beat in the League Cup Final.


After all, they would even be given soft opposition in those FA Cup Finals wouldn’t they? QPR, Brighton and Hove Albion and Watford? QPR were a mid-table Second Division side, Brighton relegated and Watford were well, they were just Watford. The FA Cup was for losers really. Absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Liverpool kept shooting themselves in the foot in that particular competition. Honest. The League Cup was where it was at.



I was gutted when we lost that game at Spurs in late 84. It was weird watching Norwich City beat Sunderland in the final of ‘our competition’. Natural order seemed set to be restored in 1986 until we contrived to score all four goals in the 2nd leg of the semi-final against QPR in the 2-2 draw at Anfield. By the time we lost to Arsenal in the 1987 final things had changed a bit, although it was no less unsettling an experience, but by then Oxford United had gone on to win it in 86 and we’d won an FA Cup for the first time in my lifetime. The FA Cup was now in fashion for Liverpool fans.


The competition had changed names and trophies once again. The’ Littlewoods Cup’ looked like an oversized silver drinking goblet. The Milk Cup trophy hadn’t been an aesthetic joy by any means, but it was ours, while I’ve always preferred the three handled original League Cup trophy. At that 87 final we knew Ian Rush was off to Juventus, while Kenny Dalglish had gone into semi-retirement as a player and was only on the bench.


It was the first time we lost a game in which Rush had scored, plus we lost from being ahead. It was a culture shock really. 1987/88 was the response however and the League Cup lost its relevance in the blizzard that was Barnes-Beardsley-Aldridge and the constant chase of league and cup doubles that just didn’t quite happen when they really should have.


Once we lost the art of winning league titles then it became an occasional joy to win the competition again. I’ve had some great days out watching us win the League Cup, particularly in Cardiff. Yes, there’s a degree of ‘meh’ about the competition, but everyone tends to sit up and take notice if we drift our way through to the last eight. Who doesn’t want to be part of a sea of red at a cup final? It’s one of the greatest things you can be a part of.


Middlesbrough


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, September 23, 2014: Liverpool players celebrate after winning the penalty shoot-out against Middlesbrough following a 2-2 draw during the Football League Cup 3rd Round match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Tuesday night against Middlesborough was nuts. The League Cup excels in being ‘nuts’. I’ve never witnessed a penalty shoot-out that went around the entire block of players before, resulting in them having to step up a second time. I’d guess you’ll be waiting a very long time before you see that happen again. In the world of ‘anything is possible’ that Brendan Rodgers has worked so hard to nurture at Anfield perhaps the only shock should be is that it took this long to happen?


You can’t read much into Tuesday night’s game as far as it being a continuation of what’s gone on in 2014/15 so far. In many ways the modern-day League Cup, certainly this early in the campaign, is almost like a little moon that orbits the main planetary body of the Premier League and Champions League entities. Maybe half of the side that walked onto the pitch against Middlesborough are in with a shout of starting against Everton on Saturday? Not all of those ‘in with a shout’ will actually start on Saturday. 3 or 4 might start.


Games like Tuesday are remarkably difficult for a player to walk away from in a stronger squad position than the one they occupied beforehand. Most players will either ebb away further still in the manner Kolo Toure in all likelihood did, or they will more or less maintain their status quo with an ‘OK’ performance, such as Lucas perhaps. Occasionally the spark and exuberance of youth will ignite, as in the cases of Jordan Rossiter and Jordan Williams.


Very occasionally you’ll get to see the regeneration of a player that’s been written off by not just the fans, but possibly even by the manager and coaching staff too. Suso emerged from behind the glittery and golden ‘Stars in their Eyes’ curtain on this occasion. There is a good player there and I’d like to see him involved in the weeks ahead. Maybe he can walk away from this season with a League Cup winner’s medal in his pocket.


Steven Scragg



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Kamu bakal Penyerang Terbaik Dunia !!!



Brendan Rodgers telah mengisytiharkan bahawa penyerang Mario Balotelli mempunyai potensi untuk menjadi penyerang bertaraf dunia di kelab itu.Bos The Reds berkata Luis Suarez juga mula berkembang menjadi salah satu penyerang terbaik di dunia apabila tiba di Anfield.Ia adalah jelas sama sekali sehingga beliau lah beliau mengambil keputusan berhijrah ke Barcelona.



Saya fikir Mario berpotensi utk menjadi seorang yang bertaraf dunia. Anda tidak boleh membandingkan Suarez dan beliau, tetapi Mario datang ke anfiled dengan status penyerang antarabangsa dan beliau seorang yang berbakat,Itu tidak syak lagi.Beri Mario masa dan beliau akan membuktikan pada anda.&039;&039;( Yang ni admin tambah skit.haha)



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Brendan Rodgers telah mengisytiharkan bahawa penyerang Mario Balotelli mempunyai potensi untuk menjadi penyerang bertaraf dunia di kelab itu.Bos The Reds berkata Luis Suarez juga mula berkembang menjadi salah satu penyerang terbaik di dunia apabila tiba di Anfield.Ia adalah jelas sama sekali sehingga beliau lah beliau mengambil keputusan berhijrah ke Barcelona.



Saya fikir Mario berpotensi utk menjadi seorang yang bertaraf dunia. Anda tidak boleh membandingkan Suarez dan beliau, tetapi Mario datang ke anfiled dengan status penyerang antarabangsa dan beliau seorang yang berbakat,Itu tidak syak lagi.Beri Mario masa dan beliau akan membuktikan pada anda.&039;&039;( Yang ni admin tambah skit.haha)



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LIVERPOOL vs EVERTON

27 SEPTEMBER 2014 | 07.45 MALAM

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SIARAN LANGSUNG | ASTRO Supersport (CH810/ CH831)



Liverpool:

....................... Mignolet........................

Manquillo.....Lovren.....Skrtel....Moreno

Lallana.....Gerrard.....Lucas......Sterling

................Borini........Balotelli................



Everton:

........................Howard.........................

Baines......Gibson....Jagielka....Stones

Mirallas.....Barry.....McCarthy...Osman

................ Lukaku......Atsu..................



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LIVERPOOL vs EVERTON

27 SEPTEMBER 2014 | 07.45 MALAM

STADIUM | ANFIELD

SIARAN LANGSUNG | ASTRO Supersport (CH810/ CH831)



Liverpool:

....................... Mignolet........................

Manquillo.....Lovren.....Skrtel....Moreno

Lallana.....Gerrard.....Lucas......Sterling

................Borini........Balotelli................



Everton:

........................Howard.........................

Baines......Gibson....Jagielka....Stones

Mirallas.....Barry.....McCarthy...Osman

................ Lukaku......Atsu..................



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Liverpool host local rivals Everton in the first Merseyside derby of the season at Anfield in Saturday’s early kick-off. Ben Twelves looks ahead to the grudge match.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, November 23, 2013: Liverpool's manager Brendan Rodgers and Everton's manager Roberto Martinez before the 221st Merseyside Derby Premiership match between Everton and Liverpool at Goodison Park. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Brendan Rodgers’ Reds will be looking to make it two wins in a week at Anfield on Saturday when they face their first derby of the season against city rivals, Everton.


The Reds are desperate to find some form in the Premier League, having suffered two disappointing defeats in a row and 3 in total from the first 5 league games of the new season. There’s no more important time to turn fortunes around than Saturday’s derby fixture.


However, somewhat thankfully for both sides heading into this game, form is likely to go out of the window as ever with the high tempo, all-action clashes of which for the first time since the 2002/03 season, will be played at Anfield first up rather than Goodison Park.


Last season’s corresponding fixture was much more memorable than the 0-0 played out that day in December 2002, and proved to be one of the most unforgettable derby games in recent times, as the Reds thrashed Roberto Martinez’s side 4-0 to begin their assault on the Premier League title.


Steven Gerrard opened the scoring and Daniel Sturridge added two more before half time to hand Liverpool a resounding 3-0 lead at the interval. Luis Suarez then scored a magnificent solo goal to make it 4-0, before Sturridge wasted the chance to record a special derby hat-trick firing his penalty over the bar and into the Kop.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, January 28, 2014: Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge scores the second goal against Everton during the 222nd Merseyside Derby Premiership match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Team News


Joe Allen, Emre Can, Glen Johnson and Jon Flanagan are all ruled due to on-going injuries but Rodgers will desperately be hoping to have some of his first choice players suffering with injury back in time of the clash.


The Liverpool manager confirmed that he is set to afford maximum recovery time to players whose fitness is touch and go, meaning some late decisions will be made over the starting team, with Jordan Henderson and Philippe Coutinho – who both missed Tuesday’s cup tie – and Daniel Sturridge all hoping to be fit in time


Despite injuries, there’s set to be wholesale changes to the side that limped to a shoot-out victory over Middlesbrough on Tuesday night, with Martin Skrtel, Dejan Lovren, Alberto Moreno, Steven Gerrard and Mario Balotelli all likely to be recalled to the starting XI after they sat out against Middlesbrough.


Adam Lallana, Raheem Sterling and Lazar Markovic will all be hopeful of retaining their place in the starting XI, supporting Balotelli in the Liverpool attack.


Rodgers also confirmed that contract talks with representatives of talented Spanish attacker Suso are continuing, and the 20-year-old will be hoping to build on his goal in midweek by featuring in the squad once again.


Opposition


Liverpool’s title storyline irrelevant for Everton and Roberto `Martinez


As with Liverpool, Martinez’s side have also endured a disappointingly slow start to the league season. The Blues have one less point to show from their opening 5 games than Rodgers’ men, having won only 1 game as they currently occupy 14th place in the table.


The Toffees arrive at Anfield off the back of a 3-0 defeat and subsequent League Cup exit to Swansea, as Martinez rotated his side against his old club ahead of Saturday’s game. £28 million man Romelu Lukaku was benched as were fellow regulars Kevin Mirallas and James McCarthy.


Steven Naismith, John Stones, Phil Jagielka, Gareth Barry and Leighton Baines were all left out of the squad of completely making them all extremely likely to be recalled to the team on Saturday.


However, Seamus Coleman and Steven Pienaar are doubts for the match and the Everton boss has confirmed that both will be assessed in the lead up to the clash.


Everton will be hoping to break their long standing Anfield duck of having not recorded victory in a derby fixture away from home since 1999, but the Blues may have to improve on having the worst defensive record in the Premier League – having conceded 13 goals in 5 games – if they want to do so.


Liverpool v Everton will be shown live on Sky Sports 1 with kick-off at 12:45pm.



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Merseyside Derby Preview: Liverpool v Everton

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Liverpool host local rivals Everton in the first Merseyside derby of the season at Anfield in Saturday’s early kick-off. Ben Twelves looks ahead to the grudge match.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, November 23, 2013: Liverpool's manager Brendan Rodgers and Everton's manager Roberto Martinez before the 221st Merseyside Derby Premiership match between Everton and Liverpool at Goodison Park. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Brendan Rodgers’ Reds will be looking to make it two wins in a week at Anfield on Saturday when they face their first derby of the season against city rivals, Everton.


The Reds are desperate to find some form in the Premier League, having suffered two disappointing defeats in a row and 3 in total from the first 5 league games of the new season. There’s no more important time to turn fortunes around than Saturday’s derby fixture.


However, somewhat thankfully for both sides heading into this game, form is likely to go out of the window as ever with the high tempo, all-action clashes of which for the first time since the 2002/03 season, will be played at Anfield first up rather than Goodison Park.


Last season’s corresponding fixture was much more memorable than the 0-0 played out that day in December 2002, and proved to be one of the most unforgettable derby games in recent times, as the Reds thrashed Roberto Martinez’s side 4-0 to begin their assault on the Premier League title.


Steven Gerrard opened the scoring and Daniel Sturridge added two more before half time to hand Liverpool a resounding 3-0 lead at the interval. Luis Suarez then scored a magnificent solo goal to make it 4-0, before Sturridge wasted the chance to record a special derby hat-trick firing his penalty over the bar and into the Kop.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, January 28, 2014: Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge scores the second goal against Everton during the 222nd Merseyside Derby Premiership match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


Team News


Joe Allen, Emre Can, Glen Johnson and Jon Flanagan are all ruled due to on-going injuries but Rodgers will desperately be hoping to have some of his first choice players suffering with injury back in time of the clash.


The Liverpool manager confirmed that he is set to afford maximum recovery time to players whose fitness is touch and go, meaning some late decisions will be made over the starting team, with Jordan Henderson and Philippe Coutinho – who both missed Tuesday’s cup tie – and Daniel Sturridge all hoping to be fit in time


Despite injuries, there’s set to be wholesale changes to the side that limped to a shoot-out victory over Middlesbrough on Tuesday night, with Martin Skrtel, Dejan Lovren, Alberto Moreno, Steven Gerrard and Mario Balotelli all likely to be recalled to the starting XI after they sat out against Middlesbrough.


Adam Lallana, Raheem Sterling and Lazar Markovic will all be hopeful of retaining their place in the starting XI, supporting Balotelli in the Liverpool attack.


Rodgers also confirmed that contract talks with representatives of talented Spanish attacker Suso are continuing, and the 20-year-old will be hoping to build on his goal in midweek by featuring in the squad once again.


Opposition


Liverpool’s title storyline irrelevant for Everton and Roberto `Martinez


As with Liverpool, Martinez’s side have also endured a disappointingly slow start to the league season. The Blues have one less point to show from their opening 5 games than Rodgers’ men, having won only 1 game as they currently occupy 14th place in the table.


The Toffees arrive at Anfield off the back of a 3-0 defeat and subsequent League Cup exit to Swansea, as Martinez rotated his side against his old club ahead of Saturday’s game. £28 million man Romelu Lukaku was benched as were fellow regulars Kevin Mirallas and James McCarthy.


Steven Naismith, John Stones, Phil Jagielka, Gareth Barry and Leighton Baines were all left out of the squad of completely making them all extremely likely to be recalled to the team on Saturday.


However, Seamus Coleman and Steven Pienaar are doubts for the match and the Everton boss has confirmed that both will be assessed in the lead up to the clash.


Everton will be hoping to break their long standing Anfield duck of having not recorded victory in a derby fixture away from home since 1999, but the Blues may have to improve on having the worst defensive record in the Premier League – having conceded 13 goals in 5 games – if they want to do so.


Liverpool v Everton will be shown live on Sky Sports 1 with kick-off at 12:45pm.



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