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Monday, 27 April 2015

Steven Gerrard dan Frank Lampard menerima Anugerah PFA Merit pagi tadi sebagai tanda penghargaan kepada mereka terhadap sumbangan yang telah diberikan dalam Liga Perdana Inggeris. Kedua-dua mereka akan beraksi di Amerika Syarikat selepas kempen liga musim ini tamat.

Sementara itu, Anugerah PFA Player Of The Year menjadi milik Eden Hazard musim ini manakala Anugerah PFA Young Player Of The Year menjadi milik Harry Kane. YNWA LFC PFAawards




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Steven Gerrard dan Frank Lampard menerima Anugerah PFA Merit pagi tadi sebagai tanda penghargaan kepada mereka terhadap sumbangan yang telah diberikan dalam Liga Perdana Inggeris. Kedua-dua mereka akan beraksi di Amerika Syarikat selepas kempen liga musim ini tamat.

Sementara itu, Anugerah PFA Player Of The Year menjadi milik Eden Hazard musim ini manakala Anugerah PFA Young Player Of The Year menjadi milik Harry Kane. YNWA LFC PFAawards




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Our Little Magician mendapat anugerah Team Of The Year bagi PFA Award. What a player.

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Receives his PFA Team of the year award..
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Receives his PFA Team of the year award..
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Brendan Rodgers remained tight-lipped over Liverpool’s interest in Memphis Depay but admitted the Reds were set for a summer overhaul.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, November 29, 2014: Liverpool's manager Brendan Rodgers before the Premier League match against Stoke City at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Saturday’s 0-0 draw at West Brom put a serious dent in their Champions League challenge and left them seven points adrift of the top four.

Rodgers has been linked with PSV Eindhoven’s Depay as he searches for a greater goal threat.

Liverpool had scored 90 goals after 33 games last term – and were top – but have netted just 47 times this season following the sale of Luis Suarez and Daniel Strurridge’s injury-hit campaign.

And – following their Hawthorns stalemate – boss Rodgers refused to be drawn on Depay, who is also reportedly interesting Manchester United, but knows they need a goalscorer.

“You know me in terms of speculation on players. The kid is a very talented player of course but I wouldn’t like to confirm either way,” he said.

“It’s clear we need a goal threat for next year so there’s going to be a whole raft of players who will be looked at and then it’ll be up to the club, whether they’re affordable and if they are available.

“We have to see the availability first.”

But should Liverpool fail to make the top four, Rodgers conceded they could miss out on targets, while also letting some players leave.

He said: “If we’re not in the Champions League which is probably highly likely, players will still maybe want to come but they want to play in the Champions League.

“This (is) maybe a season we miss out but if we can regroup again, get some quality starters in for the summer we can go on another great adventure and hopefully get back in there.

“The natural process for some players is they will want to move on anyway and we have had some for a couple of years who maybe haven’t played as much.”

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Brendan Rodgers on “very talented” Memphis Depay as Liverpool boss eyes summer overhaul

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Brendan Rodgers remained tight-lipped over Liverpool’s interest in Memphis Depay but admitted the Reds were set for a summer overhaul.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, November 29, 2014: Liverpool's manager Brendan Rodgers before the Premier League match against Stoke City at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Saturday’s 0-0 draw at West Brom put a serious dent in their Champions League challenge and left them seven points adrift of the top four.

Rodgers has been linked with PSV Eindhoven’s Depay as he searches for a greater goal threat.

Liverpool had scored 90 goals after 33 games last term – and were top – but have netted just 47 times this season following the sale of Luis Suarez and Daniel Strurridge’s injury-hit campaign.

And – following their Hawthorns stalemate – boss Rodgers refused to be drawn on Depay, who is also reportedly interesting Manchester United, but knows they need a goalscorer.

“You know me in terms of speculation on players. The kid is a very talented player of course but I wouldn’t like to confirm either way,” he said.

“It’s clear we need a goal threat for next year so there’s going to be a whole raft of players who will be looked at and then it’ll be up to the club, whether they’re affordable and if they are available.

“We have to see the availability first.”

But should Liverpool fail to make the top four, Rodgers conceded they could miss out on targets, while also letting some players leave.

He said: “If we’re not in the Champions League which is probably highly likely, players will still maybe want to come but they want to play in the Champions League.

“This (is) maybe a season we miss out but if we can regroup again, get some quality starters in for the summer we can go on another great adventure and hopefully get back in there.

“The natural process for some players is they will want to move on anyway and we have had some for a couple of years who maybe haven’t played as much.”

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Former England midfielders Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard were back in tandem as they shared the PFA Merit award on Sunday.

The veteran pair will leave the Premier League for Major League Soccer in the summer, having left an indelible mark on English football.

Both Gerrard and Lampard were mainstays of England’s much-heralded ‘golden generation’ and collected 220 caps between them.

Questions were often asked of their suitability as partners in central midfield, with both being attack-minded players, but each man’s individual ability was never in doubt.

Liverpool skipper Gerrard was pleased to join his former international colleague in accepting the award.

“Of course, we played together for England for a long time and I’m a huge admirer of Frank and his game and the success he has had at Chelsea,” Gerrard said.

“He is an unbelievable player, a world-class player and I couldn’t ask for anyone better to share it with.

“I’m really pleased. Every time you get an individual award and an award for the job you do, you’re really happy. I’m a young boy from a council estate who has worked every so hard to get to where I am today.

“I have been lucky, I have had a fantastic career it has been full of highs and lows but some of the highs I have achieved have blown me away and I achieved a lot of my dreams playing for Liverpool and England.”

Gerrard will call time on a 17-year Liverpool career when he completes a move to Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of the season and admits he will miss many aspects of playing at Anfield.

“It has been a privilege to represent Liverpool for so long and to share some of the highlights of my career,” he added.

“For sure I’m going to miss Liverpool, the league and the country – I will miss everything about it, it is going to be an emotional few weeks, but I go with my head held high and I’m not going to hang my boots up yet – I’ve got a couple of years left in me.”

Lampard is also set to join Gerrard in America, with his loan deal at Manchester City ending at next month as he embarks on a career swansong with New York City FC.

He was delighted to share the evening with Gerrard and heralded the joint award as a great way to end his time in England.

“I’m pleased – it is a great honour,” the former Chelsea man said. “I have been fortunate enough to have a long time playing in the Premier League – along with Steven it is a great honour to be alongside a player who himself has done so much for the game. For the two of us to get it, it is a nice send-off and a nice ending for me.

“I have got a huge amount of respect for Steven – we had a few ding-dongs up and down the years, we seemed to play each other five or six times a season when the Champions League was involved.

“He deserved the accolades he gets for his career and being a statesmen of Liverpool – he will be remembered for what he has done in the game. I’m proud to stand alongside him, he is a good friend and we had fun playing together for England.”

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Gerrard and Lampard honoured by PFA

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Former England midfielders Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard were back in tandem as they shared the PFA Merit award on Sunday.

The veteran pair will leave the Premier League for Major League Soccer in the summer, having left an indelible mark on English football.

Both Gerrard and Lampard were mainstays of England’s much-heralded ‘golden generation’ and collected 220 caps between them.

Questions were often asked of their suitability as partners in central midfield, with both being attack-minded players, but each man’s individual ability was never in doubt.

Liverpool skipper Gerrard was pleased to join his former international colleague in accepting the award.

“Of course, we played together for England for a long time and I’m a huge admirer of Frank and his game and the success he has had at Chelsea,” Gerrard said.

“He is an unbelievable player, a world-class player and I couldn’t ask for anyone better to share it with.

“I’m really pleased. Every time you get an individual award and an award for the job you do, you’re really happy. I’m a young boy from a council estate who has worked every so hard to get to where I am today.

“I have been lucky, I have had a fantastic career it has been full of highs and lows but some of the highs I have achieved have blown me away and I achieved a lot of my dreams playing for Liverpool and England.”

Gerrard will call time on a 17-year Liverpool career when he completes a move to Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of the season and admits he will miss many aspects of playing at Anfield.

“It has been a privilege to represent Liverpool for so long and to share some of the highlights of my career,” he added.

“For sure I’m going to miss Liverpool, the league and the country – I will miss everything about it, it is going to be an emotional few weeks, but I go with my head held high and I’m not going to hang my boots up yet – I’ve got a couple of years left in me.”

Lampard is also set to join Gerrard in America, with his loan deal at Manchester City ending at next month as he embarks on a career swansong with New York City FC.

He was delighted to share the evening with Gerrard and heralded the joint award as a great way to end his time in England.

“I’m pleased – it is a great honour,” the former Chelsea man said. “I have been fortunate enough to have a long time playing in the Premier League – along with Steven it is a great honour to be alongside a player who himself has done so much for the game. For the two of us to get it, it is a nice send-off and a nice ending for me.

“I have got a huge amount of respect for Steven – we had a few ding-dongs up and down the years, we seemed to play each other five or six times a season when the Champions League was involved.

“He deserved the accolades he gets for his career and being a statesmen of Liverpool – he will be remembered for what he has done in the game. I’m proud to stand alongside him, he is a good friend and we had fun playing together for England.”

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Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard receive PFA awards

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard receive PFA awards

Former England midfielders Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard were reunited as they shared the PFA Merit award on Sunday.

The veteran pair will leave the Premier League for Major League Soccer in the summer, having left their mark on English football since the turn of the century.

The midfield maestros were mainstays of England's much-heralded 'golden generation' and collected 220 caps between them.

Liverpool skipper Gerrard said: "Of course, we played together for England for a long time and I'm a huge admirer of Frank and his game and the success he has had at Chelsea.

"He is an unbelievable player, a world-class player and I couldn't ask for anyone better to share it with. I'm really pleased. Every time you get an individual award and an award for the job you do, you're really happy. I'm a young boy from a council estate who has worked every so hard to get to where I am today.

"I have been lucky, I have had a fantastic career it has been full of highs and lows but some of the highs I have achieved have blown me away and I achieved a lot of my dreams playing for Liverpool and England."

Gerrard will call time on a 17-year Liverpool career when he completes a move to Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of the season and admits he will miss many aspects of playing at Anfield.

"It has been a privilege to represent Liverpool for so long and to share some of the highlights of my career," he added.

"For sure I'm going to miss Liverpool, the league and the country - I will miss everything about it, it is going to be an emotional few weeks, but I go with my head held high and I'm not going to hang my boots up yet - I've got a couple of years left in me."

Lampard is also set to join Gerrard in America, with his loan deal at Manchester City ending as he embarks on a career swansong with New York City.

He was delighted to share the evening with Gerrard and heralded the joint award as a great way to end his time in England.

He said: "I'm pleased - it is a great honour. I have been fortunate enough to have a long time playing in the Premier League - along with Steven it is a great honour to be alongside a player who himself has done so much for the game. For the two of us to get it, it is a nice send-off and a nice ending for me.

"I have got a huge amount of respect for Steven - we had a few ding-dongs up and down the years, we seemed to play each other five or six times a season when the Champions League was involved.





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PFA Merit award for Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard

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Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard receive PFA awards

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard receive PFA awards

Former England midfielders Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard were reunited as they shared the PFA Merit award on Sunday.

The veteran pair will leave the Premier League for Major League Soccer in the summer, having left their mark on English football since the turn of the century.

The midfield maestros were mainstays of England's much-heralded 'golden generation' and collected 220 caps between them.

Liverpool skipper Gerrard said: "Of course, we played together for England for a long time and I'm a huge admirer of Frank and his game and the success he has had at Chelsea.

"He is an unbelievable player, a world-class player and I couldn't ask for anyone better to share it with. I'm really pleased. Every time you get an individual award and an award for the job you do, you're really happy. I'm a young boy from a council estate who has worked every so hard to get to where I am today.

"I have been lucky, I have had a fantastic career it has been full of highs and lows but some of the highs I have achieved have blown me away and I achieved a lot of my dreams playing for Liverpool and England."

Gerrard will call time on a 17-year Liverpool career when he completes a move to Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of the season and admits he will miss many aspects of playing at Anfield.

"It has been a privilege to represent Liverpool for so long and to share some of the highlights of my career," he added.

"For sure I'm going to miss Liverpool, the league and the country - I will miss everything about it, it is going to be an emotional few weeks, but I go with my head held high and I'm not going to hang my boots up yet - I've got a couple of years left in me."

Lampard is also set to join Gerrard in America, with his loan deal at Manchester City ending as he embarks on a career swansong with New York City.

He was delighted to share the evening with Gerrard and heralded the joint award as a great way to end his time in England.

He said: "I'm pleased - it is a great honour. I have been fortunate enough to have a long time playing in the Premier League - along with Steven it is a great honour to be alongside a player who himself has done so much for the game. For the two of us to get it, it is a nice send-off and a nice ending for me.

"I have got a huge amount of respect for Steven - we had a few ding-dongs up and down the years, we seemed to play each other five or six times a season when the Champions League was involved.





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