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Friday, 14 March 2014

Our Dan Stur with his parent at FIFA World Cup Tour.



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Our Dan Stur with his parent at FIFA World Cup Tour.



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[INFO] U21 Premier League!



LIVERPOOL U21 vs Blackburn Rovers U21

15 Mar 2014 (SAT)

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[INFO] U21 Premier League!



LIVERPOOL U21 vs Blackburn Rovers U21

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[INFO] U21 Premier League!



LIVERPOOL U21 vs Blackburn Rovers U21

15 Mar 2014 (SAT)

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Defender Daniel Agger says experiencing high pressure as a player is all part and parcel of playing for Liverpool.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Wednesday, January 1, 2014: Liverpool's Daniel Agger celebrates scoring the first goal against Hull City during the Premiership match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Daniel Agger celebrates scoring the first goal against Hull City. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)



Agger and his teammates go into the final 10 games of the season this weekend with an unpredictable trip to arch rivals Manchester United.


Currently sitting in second place in the Premier League, seven points behind leaders Chelsea but with a game in hand, the Reds are very much still in the title race.


Brendan Rodgers‘ side are still looking to secure their place in the top four, and winning a valuable Champions League qualification spot that would take the club to new levels both on the pitch and off.


The heat is turned up, but Danish international Agger says it’s nothing he and the other players at the club haven’t proven they can’t handle.


“When you play for Liverpool Football Club, there is always pressure and that won’t change between now and the end of the season,” Agger told the Liverpool Echo ahead of this Sunday’s clash at Old Trafford.


“Part of playing for this club is being able to handle that pressure. I think the players here have proved over the course of this season that they are more than capable of doing that.


“We have had some great results and there have been a few times when we have been all the way up there at the top.


“It’s always difficult to compare squads and teams. This is a completely different team to the one in 2009. There aren’t many players left from that side.


“We are in a good position but we are only in March. There is still a long way to go and a lot of points to play for. We haven’t achieved anything yet and we need to keep going over the final 10 games. We have some big games against teams close to us in the table. They are games we have to win.”


Man United v Liverpool gets underway at 1.30pm on Sunday, 16th March. Check out our pre-match build-up to the game here .







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High pressure is no sweat for Liverpool’s Daniel Agger

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Defender Daniel Agger says experiencing high pressure as a player is all part and parcel of playing for Liverpool.


LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Wednesday, January 1, 2014: Liverpool's Daniel Agger celebrates scoring the first goal against Hull City during the Premiership match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Daniel Agger celebrates scoring the first goal against Hull City. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)



Agger and his teammates go into the final 10 games of the season this weekend with an unpredictable trip to arch rivals Manchester United.


Currently sitting in second place in the Premier League, seven points behind leaders Chelsea but with a game in hand, the Reds are very much still in the title race.


Brendan Rodgers‘ side are still looking to secure their place in the top four, and winning a valuable Champions League qualification spot that would take the club to new levels both on the pitch and off.


The heat is turned up, but Danish international Agger says it’s nothing he and the other players at the club haven’t proven they can’t handle.


“When you play for Liverpool Football Club, there is always pressure and that won’t change between now and the end of the season,” Agger told the Liverpool Echo ahead of this Sunday’s clash at Old Trafford.


“Part of playing for this club is being able to handle that pressure. I think the players here have proved over the course of this season that they are more than capable of doing that.


“We have had some great results and there have been a few times when we have been all the way up there at the top.


“It’s always difficult to compare squads and teams. This is a completely different team to the one in 2009. There aren’t many players left from that side.


“We are in a good position but we are only in March. There is still a long way to go and a lot of points to play for. We haven’t achieved anything yet and we need to keep going over the final 10 games. We have some big games against teams close to us in the table. They are games we have to win.”


Man United v Liverpool gets underway at 1.30pm on Sunday, 16th March. Check out our pre-match build-up to the game here .







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Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish, Chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group Margaret Aspinall, and Reds captain Steven Gerrard spoke at a press conference at Melwood on Thursday afternoon about the forthcoming ‘Celebration of the 96′ day at Anfield.


Liverpool, England - Saturday, January 6, 2007: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard on as the fans on the Spion Kop hold up a mosaic calling for Justice for the 96 supporters who died at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 during the FA Cup 3rd Round match against Arsenal at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Steven Gerrard on as the fans on the Spion Kop hold up a mosaic calling for Justice for the 96 supporters who died at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 during the FA Cup 3rd Round match against Arsenal at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)



On Easter Monday (21 April), fans will attend Anfield for an afternoon of events to remember and celebrate the lives of the 96 fans who lost their lives at Hillsborough in 1989, centred around a charity match involving Liverpool legends of the past.


Dalglish will lead a British XI, including Robbie Fowler and Gary McAllister, whilst fellow former manager Gerard Houllier will manage an XI made up of Liverpool’s foreign heores of the past, including Luis Garcia and Jan Molby.


The game has been planned shortly after the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster and organisers hope it will be a chance for fans to have a good day out at Anfield, enjoy the football and entertainment, whilst raising money for the HFSG and LFC Foundation.


Margaret Aspinall told press, “The Celebration of the 96 Day will be a great occasion. We want to raise money for charities, and give something back to the community.


“It’s not been easy for the families, constantly being knocked back in fighting for justice. We thought we need to do something to celebrate the lives of the 96; have a good day together, be united. Give something back to fans.


“If people enjoy themselves, and have a great day at Anfield, that’s the main thing at the end of the day.”


Dalglish, who was manager of the club on that fateful day in April 1989, added, “Fowler, McManaman, Beardsley, McAllister will all play. Jan Molby will make it a crowded midfield!


“It’s important that everyone comes together, and that it’s the 25th Hillsborough anniversary.”


Gerrard said the club and the first team players are behind the day, and hope it will give them inspiration towards the end of the Premier League season.


He said, “A lot of first team players will be there to play their part. Hopefully we can make it a special day for everyone.


“If the team can use this as inspiration to finish the season strongly, that will be excellent too.


“I’m looking forward to seeing little Luis Garcia and catching up with him. I’ve not seen him since he left the club.”


Tickets for the event are on sale now to members and season ticket holders from the club’s ticket office in person or by phone, whilst the general sale begins on Friday, 14th March.


Tickets are priced at £15 for adults, and £5 for children and fans who purchase a ticket by Friday, April 4 will also have the chance to enter a competition to go onto the pitch at Anfield to meet with first-team players and put a question to one of them as part of a Q&A session.







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Kenny Dalglish, Margaret Aspinall and Steven Gerrard preview the ‘Celebration of the 96′

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Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish, Chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group Margaret Aspinall, and Reds captain Steven Gerrard spoke at a press conference at Melwood on Thursday afternoon about the forthcoming ‘Celebration of the 96′ day at Anfield.


Liverpool, England - Saturday, January 6, 2007: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard on as the fans on the Spion Kop hold up a mosaic calling for Justice for the 96 supporters who died at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 during the FA Cup 3rd Round match against Arsenal at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Steven Gerrard on as the fans on the Spion Kop hold up a mosaic calling for Justice for the 96 supporters who died at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 during the FA Cup 3rd Round match against Arsenal at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)



On Easter Monday (21 April), fans will attend Anfield for an afternoon of events to remember and celebrate the lives of the 96 fans who lost their lives at Hillsborough in 1989, centred around a charity match involving Liverpool legends of the past.


Dalglish will lead a British XI, including Robbie Fowler and Gary McAllister, whilst fellow former manager Gerard Houllier will manage an XI made up of Liverpool’s foreign heores of the past, including Luis Garcia and Jan Molby.


The game has been planned shortly after the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster and organisers hope it will be a chance for fans to have a good day out at Anfield, enjoy the football and entertainment, whilst raising money for the HFSG and LFC Foundation.


Margaret Aspinall told press, “The Celebration of the 96 Day will be a great occasion. We want to raise money for charities, and give something back to the community.


“It’s not been easy for the families, constantly being knocked back in fighting for justice. We thought we need to do something to celebrate the lives of the 96; have a good day together, be united. Give something back to fans.


“If people enjoy themselves, and have a great day at Anfield, that’s the main thing at the end of the day.”


Dalglish, who was manager of the club on that fateful day in April 1989, added, “Fowler, McManaman, Beardsley, McAllister will all play. Jan Molby will make it a crowded midfield!


“It’s important that everyone comes together, and that it’s the 25th Hillsborough anniversary.”


Gerrard said the club and the first team players are behind the day, and hope it will give them inspiration towards the end of the Premier League season.


He said, “A lot of first team players will be there to play their part. Hopefully we can make it a special day for everyone.


“If the team can use this as inspiration to finish the season strongly, that will be excellent too.


“I’m looking forward to seeing little Luis Garcia and catching up with him. I’ve not seen him since he left the club.”


Tickets for the event are on sale now to members and season ticket holders from the club’s ticket office in person or by phone, whilst the general sale begins on Friday, 14th March.


Tickets are priced at £15 for adults, and £5 for children and fans who purchase a ticket by Friday, April 4 will also have the chance to enter a competition to go onto the pitch at Anfield to meet with first-team players and put a question to one of them as part of a Q&A session.







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Timeline Photos

Suarez dan bot barunya yang akan di pakai untuk perlawanan menentang Manchetser United pada 16 mac ini



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Timeline Photos

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Thursday, 13 March 2014

Korang rasa budak ni anak siapa ?? Senang jeee ..



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Korang rasa budak ni anak siapa ?? Senang jeee .. hafiz

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Korang rasa budak ni anak siapa ?? Senang jeee ..



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