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Liga Divisyen 4 England (Football League Two)

Liga Divisyen 3 England (Football League One)

Liga Divisyen 2 England (Football League Championship)

Liga Divisyen 1 England (Premier League)

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29 Nov 2014,the tears. 20 facts by Shafiq Helmi. 1. Begitu banyak cubaan yang dilalui rakyat dan penyokong Malaysia semata-mata mahu memasuki Singapura menyokong Malaysia. Termasuk Musibat 12 yang menaiki belon ke Kota Singa. Kami tidur di KLIA 2 malam itu berlapikkan lantai berkapet dan berbantalkan beg. 2. Selepas mendarat kami berpecah lagi kepada kelompok kecil. Ini adalah kerana tidak mahu mengambil perhatian pihak berkuasa Singapura yang memang tak suka nampak kumpulan ramai. Takut-takut kecoh sana sini. Kami bertemu semula selepas disemak imegresen. Tidak disangka Tok An tokey kasut Adidas ditahan tanpa sebab kemudian akan di &039;deport&039; semula menaiki kapal terbang ke KLIA 2. Ini menimbulkan perasaan yang membukan-buak kepada kami untuk perlawanan malam itu. Musibat 12 tinggal 11. 3. Ikhtiar hidup - kami tiada exact plan. Mendarat sahaja di Singapura dan terus ke check point pertama. Di sana kami akan berkumpul dengan kumpulan yang lain yang juga pergi dengan kumpulan kecil. Bagaimana hendak ke sana? Sendiri ikhtiar. 4. Kami terus mencari masjid untuk mandi. Satu malam tidak mandi. Ya kami naik kapal terbang dengan tak mandi pagi. 5. Rezeki tuhan - kami bersetuju untuk memenuhkan perut waktu tengah hari di Restoran Zam-Zam. Beriyani kambing, beriyani lembu. Rezeki Tuhan nak bagi, makanan kami dibayar oleh seorang brader rakyat Malaysia yang bekerja di Singapura. Murah rezeki ya bang! Bayangkan SGD 95 makanan untuk 12 orang? Berapa duit Malaysia? 6. Tiada tempat hendak dituju. Kami melepet di check point pertama selama beberapa jam dengan harapan ada kumpulan lain tiba. Tapi tiada. Ada berita mengenai bas rosak di Kulai. Ada berita ramai budak-budak di tahan ICQ Singapura untuk beri keterangan. Waktu-waktu akhir kami di check point itu, abang Sham tiba dengan sekumpulan budak UltraSel. 7. Kami menuju ke Stadium Nasional Kallang dengan menaiki MRT dengan energy yang agak kurang disebabkan kurang waktu tidur. 8. Kami tiba di stadium. Kaki sudah lemau. Ada antara kami melelapkan mata di tangga stadium. Perlawanan sudah hendak mula beberapa minit saja lagi. Aku turut mula lemau. Ada beberapa bas lagi tidak tiba. 9. Sekuriti paling ketat di stadium yang pernah aku pergi. Segala benda hendak diperiksa. Satu badan aku diraba. Geli tahu?! 10. Sepak mula. Susunan gendang yang tidak berapa cun menyebabkan ramai di antara ultra di atas tidak berapa dengar bunyi dram. Rata-rata Ultras juga nampak lemau. Busleg (jetlag) mungkin? 11. Aku juga lemau dan suara semakin menipis. 12. Susunan dram diperkemaskan. Ultras juga nampak lebih bertenaga. Lekir memberi isyarat untuk mula menyanyi lagu berhantu &039;Hari Ini, Kita Mesti Menang&039; tanpa dram. Tepukan tangan berirama menghangatkan stadium. Loncatan demi loncatan juga menggoyangkan struktur stadium. Kemudian, di seksyen kedua lagu, dram di palu. Menggila habis ultras di teres. Ya lagu itu memang berhantu. Pemain nampak juga lebih tersusun dan mula memberi gerakan bahaya. Belum habis lagi lagu itu, Safee Sali memberikan gol pertama kepada Malaysia. Mesej jelas kepada pemain. Hari Ini Kita Mesti Menang! 13. Stadium gamat dengan jaringan equaliser oleh pemain Singapura. 1-1. Ultras seakan ditampar. Penyokong Singapura menguasai bunyi di stadium untuk beberapa minit. Masa sudah tidak lama. Ada yang sudah terduduk. &039;Takkan kita tak layak. Tak mungkin!&039;. Saat-saat akhir itu pula banyak free kick di hadapan gol yang diperoleh pasukan Singapura. 14. Entah apa yang berlaku, ada sedikit tolak menolak di hadapan gol Singapura. Referee memberhentikan perlawanan. Aku ternampak referee berlari. Ah sudah! Jangan kad lagi! Dia terus berlari ke arah titik tengah penalti itu. Ya kita dapat penalti di saat-saat akhir!! Badan aku mula bergetar. Nafas semakin laju. 15. Goooolllll!!! Tanpa disedari berderai terus air yang bertakung. Kita menang! Kita menang woi! Pitch Invansion!!!!! Aku pusing ke belakang. Ramai juga antara kawan-kawan aku yang turut mengalirkan air mata. Mana tidaknya! Mengenangkan betapa sukarnya penyokong Malaysia hendak menonton satu perlawanan bola sepak di Singapura. Dan di saat akhir. Kau nak kata apa? Dan gol kedua ini untuk semuaaa!! 16. Ramai yang masih teresak-esak. Belum sempat calm down, Indra Putra pula memberi jaringan ketiga untuk Malaysia. Jaringan yang seakan-akan memberi dialog kepada pemain Singapura, "Nah ini bola kamu, aku sudah letak di dalam gol, balik lah rumah. Dah lewat ni. Nanti mak kamu risau." 17. Kita menang 3-1. 18. Malam itu Musibat 12 menapak mencari MRT berhampiran. Target untuk keluar dari negara berperaturan insane ini malam itu juga. Ya kami berjaya. Walaupun sakit satu badan, level badan lemau maksimum, tak makan malam, kami berjaya sampai ke JB Sentral malam itu juga! 19. Kerana sudah tidak ada bas, kami bermalam di atas kerusi kayu berlekuk di Stesen Bas Larkin sebelum bertolak jam 630 pagi. 20. Kepuasan ini kamu tak dapat jika hanya menonton di TV. Cubalah sekali dua mana yang belum pernah. Jangan terkejut kalau tiba-tiba air mata kau pulak yang mengalir tanpa disedari! Sorakan kawan-kawan. Jam di scoreboard. Debaran. Itu semua perasaan yang sukar digambarkan. — with Ked&039;Sassin Malaya and 9 others.



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Video: Brendan Rodgers wants to give Steven Gerrard time to consider his Liverpool future

Brendan Rodgers confirmed to press on Monday morning that Steven Gerrard has been offered a new deal by Liverpool and believes the Reds skipper deserves time to think about his career going forward.

Video: YouTube user showmetheFOOTBALL

Much was made of the relationship between Rodgers and Gerrard over the weekend after the 34-year-old midfielder was left out of Liverpool’s starting line-up for their 1-0 victory over Stoke City at Anfield on Saturday.

Gerrard moved quickly to rubbish any rumours that he and Rodgers had fallen out, before news broke that the club have offered the former England international a one-year rolling contract, which includes a pay-cut.

• SEE ALSO: Brendan Rodgers confirms Steven Gerrard contract offer, says “150%” no difference of opinion

“It is a big move not just in his life but in terms of committing where his next contract is going to be,” Rodgers told the media at Melwood during his press conference ahead of Tuesday’s Premier League clash against Leicester City.

“There are probably many things Steven would have to think about in a decision like this but it certainly won’t be money.”

• SEE ALSO: Rodgers on Gerrard’s role and praise for Lucas

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Leicester City vs Liverpool: Last time vs The Foxes – a decade ago

Liverpool face Leicester City on Tuesday evening, as the two sides face each other in the Premier League for the first time in a decade. We look back at that meeting, and how the Reds’ campaign panned out.

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Back in March 2004 Gerard Houllier’s Liverpool side headed to the Walkers Stadium – now known as the King Power Stadium – to face Leicester City for the first time at their new ground.

The Reds were in the hunt for a vital Champions League place, tussling with Newcastle for the fourth and final spot, with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all streets ahead in the top three. The Foxes, meanwhile, were on the verge of relegation.

When the two sides had done battle at Anfield earlier in the season, in September 2003, goals from Michael Owen and former Leicester hero Emile Heskey had inspired Houllier’s men to a 2-1 victory. Marcus Bent’s goal had been nothing more than a stoppage-time consolation.

The Game

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Leicester City 0-0 Liverpool

Sunday 28th March 2004

Liverpool: Dudek, Carragher, Hyypia, Biscan, Traore, Cheyrou (Murphy 70), Gerrard, Hamann, Kewell, Heskey, Baros (Sinama Pongolle 85).

Subs not used: Henchoz, Diouf, Luzi Bernardi.

Leicester: Walker, Scimeca, Dabizas, Heath, Thatcher, Freund, Izzet, Nalis (Guppy 45), Ferdinand, Bent, Dickov.

Subs not used: Coyne, Benjamin, Canero, Gillespie.

This fixture was a relatively dull affair in truth, but there was always the feeling that Liverpool were in control of the match. They lacked firepower without injured star man Michael Owen though, who little did we know was coming to the end of his time on Merseyside.

Steven Gerrard and Dietmar Hamann were both denied by Ian Walker, while Bruno Cheyrou hit the woodwork. Igor Biscan, also much-maligned at the time, headed just wide from a corner.

Leicester’s best chances came from two extremely experienced players, Paul Dickov and Les Ferdinand, but they couldn’t find a way past Jerzy Dudek. Their new ground didn’t have the same atmospheric, gritty feel that Filbert Street did; a ground where Liverpool were often tested down the years.

In the end both sides had to settle for a point, with a drab goalless draw the final outcome.

It wasn’t an ideal point for either team, but it did keep Liverpool in control of their destiny with regards to finishing in the top four.

What Happened Next?

Liverpool ended up clinching Champions League qualification, with Southampton’s 3-3 draw with Newcastle in their penultimate game gifting Houllier and his side fourth place. They met at Anfield on the final day, in a game which looked for most of the season as though it would decide fourth, but it was a dead rubber that finished 1-1.

It would prove to be pivotal in the history of Liverpool Football Club, as the following season they would go on to win Europe’s greatest club competition.

That amazing European adventure was not to be overseen by Houllier, however. The Frenchman’s six seasons in the Anfield hotseat came to an end immediately after the campaign. Rafa Benitez came in, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Meanwhile, Micky Adams’ Leicester side were relegated to the Championship, having lasted just one season back in the Premier League. It would be a decade until they were back.

Now managed by Nigel Pearson, they face Liverpool on Tuesday rooted to the foot of the table, having won just twice in their 13 league games, while Brendan Rodgers‘ Reds are currently in a disappointing 11th position. It’s a huge game for both.

What are your memories of the 2003/04 campaign? Let us know in the comments section.

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Predicting the Liverpool lineup against Leicester – Gerrard to come back in

Brendan Rodgers’ Liverpool head to Leicester City on Tuesday night looking to record back-to-back league wins for only the second time this season in their first fixture of a hectic month. Will Steven Gerrard get back into the side?

• Sakho back in full training but not fit yet

• Balotelli ruled out again

Liverpool successfully put an end to five games without tasting victory in all competitions thanks to Glen Johnson’s late winner on Saturday afternoon, bu Rodgers and his team have little time to rest with a trip to ‘The King Power Stadium on Tuesday night.

The match in the Midlands will be the first of a hectic month for Liverpool – who play eight games and are already coming off the back of three fixtures in a week – and with matches coming thick and fast, a crucial period of the season awaits with a real chance for the team to build up some form and spring into life.

Momentum could prove key to battling through the congested fixture list and after an extremely testing period, it is important that the side continue to move forwards following Saturday’s positive result; backing it up with another against the Premier League’s bottom side who have won once at home all season.

With the game being the fourth in ten days for Liverpool, Rodgers will once again have to rotate his side in a bid to keep players as fresh as possible – something that will be prevalent before the turn of the year – and as expected, there will be some tough decisions to make for the Reds manager.

The Team

Injury is still preventing a return to the set up for latest victim Mario Balotelli, as well as long-term absentees Jon Flanagan, Suso and Daniel Sturridge, but despite making a comeback to training Mamadou Sakho is still not fit to feature.

Rodgers finally showed that he was aware of Steven Gerrard’s inability to now play three full matches in a week as he rested the captain on Saturday, but the Liverpool boss now has an interesting dilemma as to whether to put him back into the starting XI.

The Reds recorded a much welcome clean sheet with a back four that very few would have predicted could keep one and also thanks in no small part to some important saves made by the much maligned Simon Mignolet, who received an ovation from the Kop after the final whistle.

Despite the improvement, there were still some largely unproductive performances from some of those who made up the defensive line, and the Liverpool boss should consider changes ahead of Tuesday in both of the full-back positions where Javier Manquillo and Alberto Moreno can come in.

In midfield, Lucas Leiva and Joe Allen performed solidly in the skipper’s absence, but with the Welshman having featured heavily in recent games and the Brazilian playing back-to-back 90 minutes for the first time this season, changes could materialise with Gerrard and Emre Can both ready and waiting.

Liverpool’s attack looked far more dangerous in the second half last time out, with the pace and intricacy of Raheem Sterling, Philippe Coutinho and Jordan Henderson supporting the impressive but exhausted Rickie Lambert, and alternatives are available to Rodgers in the form of Lazar Markovic, Adam Lallana and Fabio Borini to provide rest for those that need it.

The Line Up

Line up options are aplenty for the Reds boss with a strong squad available at his disposal, and the quick turnaround between matches means he must make changes.

As seen throughout the season to date, Rodgers has preferred to line up with a 4-2-3-1 shape – something that has hindered the side at times – and with that in mind, this is how I expect the Liverpool manager to line up against the Premier League’s bottom side:

However, with Gerrard’s introduction against Stoke, Rodgers altered the shape of his side to a 4-3-3 formation and with his team going on to emerge victorious at the final whistle, he could be tempted to stick with the more suited set-up. If he does, Liverpool should look like this come kick off:

Putting an end to a miserable run of form with a hard fought win means now is the perfect time for Liverpool to put a hugely frustrating season to date behind them, and begin to move forwards with a new found positivity, starting against the Premier League newcomers.

It will be far from an easy fixture against Nigel Pearson’s struggling Foxes, but it’s certainly a match that The Reds must come out of with three points to show for ahead of what is another winnable fixture on Saturday at Anfield against Sunderland, as Rodgers and his side look to get their season back on track.

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Rodgers on Gerrard’s role and praise for Lucas

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will have to accept he has a reduced role to play at the club if he agrees to extend his stay beyond the end of his current contract.

The midfielder’s existing deal runs out in the summer, by which time he will be 35, and while an offer of new terms on what is believed to be a one-year deal has been made the player is still mulling over his decision.

Manager Brendan Rodgers said Gerrard has earned the right to take his time over his next move and insists the pair have had honest conversations about what the future holds for him in the team.

The midfielder has featured in every Premier League match this season but Saturday’s victory over Stoke, when he was left on the bench until the final 20 minutes, was the first time he had not played the 90 minutes.

Gerrard was also left on the bench for Liverpool’s visit to Real Madrid in the Bernabeu last month and Rodgers admits that is something he will have to get used to if he is to remain at Anfield beyond this season.

“He’s at the stage of his career where it’s not so much the number of games he plays now, it’s about the level of the game – and that’s something I’ll always work with him and we’ll look at,” said the Reds boss.

“No matter how good a player has been, once they’re coming towards those final years of their career, then of course as a manager, you’re having to taper that in where you think you can get the best out of the player.

“He’s still a wonderful player. I’m sitting here talking about a player that has still got world-class talent, but of course, when you get that little bit older and maybe physically it’s not quite the same, you have to manage that.

“It is managing the period of life he is in. That’s just purely the case of where we’re at.

“I see the talent every day and I just need to manage that and put it into the games where I think it can be the most effective. He will continue to be a key player for me and I am hoping we can get a contract sorted.

“Between now and the end of the season he deserves that opportunity to have a think of where it is at but one thing is clear, I love working with Steven Gerrard.

“It is not a problem, it is not an issue. We speak a lot and all I can ever be is as honest as I possibly can and offer him the respect because he deserves that and that is how it will always be.

“It is a big move not just in his life but in terms of committing where his next contract is going to be.

“There are probably many things Steven would have to think about in a decision like this but it certainly won’t be money.”

Gerrard responds to Stoke fans’ taunts. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Gerrard could return to the starting line-up for Tuesday’s trip to bottom side Leicester as Liverpool look to maintain winning ways and keep back-to-back clean sheets in the league for the first time since March.

The decision Rodgers has is where to play him as Lucas Leiva has done a decent-enough job starting the last two matches against Stoke and Ludogorets, in the Champions League, in the defensive midfield role Gerrard has been occupying the last 18 months.

Gerrard has operated in an advanced position behind striker Rickie Lambert in his last two appearances and with the manager trying to ensure greater solidity in his side that may be an option again.

“Steven was a player who could orchestrate attacks from deep, with the players we had up front, his quality could exploit that,” added Rodgers.

“The dynamic up front has changed so I have to think of a restructure so we look at a different type of midfielder to come in. Lucas is aggressive but can also attack. Ludogorets, Stoke – he’s been excellent. It’s been a great credit to him and his professionalism.”

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