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Thursday, 23 January 2014


Basel winger Mohamed Salah will fly in for a medical at Melwood on Thursday to complete a £10 million switch to Liverpool, according to a report.


Salah has been the subject of reports linking him with a move to Merseyside for some time, and with just eight days left of the January transfer window, the Reds may be hoping to push through a deal switftly.


According to English-lanaguge Egyptian football website, King Tut, which been the source of several accurate stories on the Salah to Liverpool speculation before, Salah should be unveiled as a Liverpool player by next week.


The website writes:



Two days ago, Newcastle United were also reportedly considering to hijack the Salah deal from Liverpool. However, according to a KingFut.com source close to the player, the Egyptian winger is expected at Melwood tomorrow as a £10million fee has been agreed between Liverpool and the Swiss champions.



On Wednesday afternoon, odds of Salah joining Liverpool dropped to 1/6 with several bookmakers.


Earlier this week, several major media outlets revealed Liverpool were “ready to make a bid” for the 21-year-old.


Salah would be the first Egyptian to play for Liverpool should he complete a move from the Swiss champions.


This Is Anfield’s Henry Jackson brought us a scouting report on Salah earlier this month, and described how he would fit into Brendan Rodgers‘ team. He wrote:



The African is probably at his most natural in the ‘inverted winger’ position on the right- the term given for playing on the opposite side to your stronger foot, like Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery – drifting inside onto his wand of a left foot.



Liverpool this week learned of the extent of Lucas Leiva’s latest injury setback, which may force their hand into looking for a central defensive midfielder before the transfer window closes on January 31st.


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Report: Mohamed Salah set for Liverpool medical on Thursday

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Basel winger Mohamed Salah will fly in for a medical at Melwood on Thursday to complete a £10 million switch to Liverpool, according to a report.


Salah has been the subject of reports linking him with a move to Merseyside for some time, and with just eight days left of the January transfer window, the Reds may be hoping to push through a deal switftly.


According to English-lanaguge Egyptian football website, King Tut, which been the source of several accurate stories on the Salah to Liverpool speculation before, Salah should be unveiled as a Liverpool player by next week.


The website writes:



Two days ago, Newcastle United were also reportedly considering to hijack the Salah deal from Liverpool. However, according to a KingFut.com source close to the player, the Egyptian winger is expected at Melwood tomorrow as a £10million fee has been agreed between Liverpool and the Swiss champions.



On Wednesday afternoon, odds of Salah joining Liverpool dropped to 1/6 with several bookmakers.


Earlier this week, several major media outlets revealed Liverpool were “ready to make a bid” for the 21-year-old.


Salah would be the first Egyptian to play for Liverpool should he complete a move from the Swiss champions.


This Is Anfield’s Henry Jackson brought us a scouting report on Salah earlier this month, and described how he would fit into Brendan Rodgers‘ team. He wrote:



The African is probably at his most natural in the ‘inverted winger’ position on the right- the term given for playing on the opposite side to your stronger foot, like Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery – drifting inside onto his wand of a left foot.



Liverpool this week learned of the extent of Lucas Leiva’s latest injury setback, which may force their hand into looking for a central defensive midfielder before the transfer window closes on January 31st.


Let us know your thoughts on Liverpool potentially signing Salah in the comments below, or on Twitter @thisisanfield







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Selamat hari lahir yang ke-28 buat El Toro,semoga cepat sembuh.



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Liverpool travel to the south coast to face Bournemouth in the FA Cup fourth round this weekend, the competition offering the only chance of silverware this season.


CARDIFF, WALES - SATURDAY, MAY 13th, 2006: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard lifts the FA Cup surrounded by team-mates L-R Momo Sissoko, John Arne Riise and Xabi Alonso after beating West Ham United on penalties during the FA Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium. (Pic by David Davies/Pool/Propaganda)


Prior to hosting Liverpool last month, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said: “They are not involved in the heat of the knock-out situation in the Champions League or even Europa League. (Chelsea) players are going to play 60 matches. Liverpool will play 40 matches. It’s a big difference.”


Mourinho has hit the nail on the head – with a lack of other competitions to act as a distraction, Rodgers can focus on using the FA Cup to give young players a taste of first team action, whilst retaining the fitness of the regulars in order to ensure Champions League football comes to Anfield next year.


Rodgers is under a huge amount of pressure to secure a minimum of fourth place to ensure we still have the services of a certain Uruguayan next season.


After the dismal early exit from the FA Cup last season at Oldham, Rodgers vowed not to make the same mistakes again. Speaking before the League Cup tie against Notts County, a match that saw the boss use Steven Gerrard and Daniel Sturridge, among others, he said “We will treat Notts County with the same respect as United. We want to do well in the cup competitions this year.”


This is why he has rarely been able to include youth players in the Cup team this season unless it’s a necessity due to a lack of first team players through injury.


Still, the likes of Brad Jones, Martin Kelly, Luis Alberto and Iago Aspas were used against Oldham in the third round earlier this month. Although largely due to the busy fixture schedule and being at Anfield.


However, with dreams of a “title chase” now firmly on the back burner, the FA Cup is Liverpool’s only chance of silverware this term.


Not only does it give Liverpool the chance to win some silverware and “create a winning habit”, it also gives squad players the chance to prove themselves worthy of being part of the first team.


Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert said that for top-flight managers could do without the cup “if they were being honest”. However, this is the exact opposite for our current situation.


Fringe players like Aspas, Kelly, Alberto, Victor Moses all need valuable playing time and the FA Cup offers that opportunity – which in turn can improve Liverpool’s Premier League form by having players fit and available, in theory at least.


After the 2-0 victory against Oldham Athletic, it is clear to see we have the ability in our squad players, and staying in a competition such as the FA Cup for as long as possible is paramount to their development.


Liverpool do have a thin squad, but it’s capable of managing a Cuo run alongside their pursuit of a top four finish. Momentum is vital in football, just cast your mind back to 2001…


This article comes from our friends over at Touchline Talk, written by Liverpool fan, George Martin @GBC1997.







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The importance of a good FA Cup run for Liverpool this season

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Liverpool travel to the south coast to face Bournemouth in the FA Cup fourth round this weekend, the competition offering the only chance of silverware this season.


CARDIFF, WALES - SATURDAY, MAY 13th, 2006: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard lifts the FA Cup surrounded by team-mates L-R Momo Sissoko, John Arne Riise and Xabi Alonso after beating West Ham United on penalties during the FA Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium. (Pic by David Davies/Pool/Propaganda)


Prior to hosting Liverpool last month, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said: “They are not involved in the heat of the knock-out situation in the Champions League or even Europa League. (Chelsea) players are going to play 60 matches. Liverpool will play 40 matches. It’s a big difference.”


Mourinho has hit the nail on the head – with a lack of other competitions to act as a distraction, Rodgers can focus on using the FA Cup to give young players a taste of first team action, whilst retaining the fitness of the regulars in order to ensure Champions League football comes to Anfield next year.


Rodgers is under a huge amount of pressure to secure a minimum of fourth place to ensure we still have the services of a certain Uruguayan next season.


After the dismal early exit from the FA Cup last season at Oldham, Rodgers vowed not to make the same mistakes again. Speaking before the League Cup tie against Notts County, a match that saw the boss use Steven Gerrard and Daniel Sturridge, among others, he said “We will treat Notts County with the same respect as United. We want to do well in the cup competitions this year.”


This is why he has rarely been able to include youth players in the Cup team this season unless it’s a necessity due to a lack of first team players through injury.


Still, the likes of Brad Jones, Martin Kelly, Luis Alberto and Iago Aspas were used against Oldham in the third round earlier this month. Although largely due to the busy fixture schedule and being at Anfield.


However, with dreams of a “title chase” now firmly on the back burner, the FA Cup is Liverpool’s only chance of silverware this term.


Not only does it give Liverpool the chance to win some silverware and “create a winning habit”, it also gives squad players the chance to prove themselves worthy of being part of the first team.


Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert said that for top-flight managers could do without the cup “if they were being honest”. However, this is the exact opposite for our current situation.


Fringe players like Aspas, Kelly, Alberto, Victor Moses all need valuable playing time and the FA Cup offers that opportunity – which in turn can improve Liverpool’s Premier League form by having players fit and available, in theory at least.


After the 2-0 victory against Oldham Athletic, it is clear to see we have the ability in our squad players, and staying in a competition such as the FA Cup for as long as possible is paramount to their development.


Liverpool do have a thin squad, but it’s capable of managing a Cuo run alongside their pursuit of a top four finish. Momentum is vital in football, just cast your mind back to 2001…


This article comes from our friends over at Touchline Talk, written by Liverpool fan, George Martin @GBC1997.







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Senarai 5 pemain berharga tinggi yang pernah di tandatangani oleh Liverpool :-



1. Andy Carroll - £35M

2. Luis Suarez - £22.8M

3. Fernando Torres - £20.2M

4. Robbie Keane - £19M

5. Javier Mascherano - £18.6M



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Senarai 5 pemain berharga tinggi yang pernah di tandatangani oleh Liverpool :-...

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Senarai 5 pemain berharga tinggi yang pernah di tandatangani oleh Liverpool :-



1. Andy Carroll - £35M

2. Luis Suarez - £22.8M

3. Fernando Torres - £20.2M

4. Robbie Keane - £19M

5. Javier Mascherano - £18.6M



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Rindu UCL agaknya bila kita akan dapat lihat aksi LFC lagi di pentas Eropah ?



Mungkinkah Next Season ?







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Rindu UCL agaknya bila kita akan dapat lihat aksi LFC lagi di pentas Eropah ?



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Salah..salah semuanya asyik Salah bila yang salah ni nk jadi Salah hihihihihii



To Be Continuse







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Salah..salah semuanya asyik Salah bila yang salah ni nk jadi Salah hihihihihii...

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Salah..salah semuanya asyik Salah bila yang salah ni nk jadi Salah hihihihihii



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