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Get well soon Momo.... feel for you

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Ferguson after Saturdays game: "Liverpool can play for only five minutes and win the game, that is the way they are, they pump the ball into the box and with good set-piece deliveries they keep you under pressure" Rafa's reply yesterday: "If we can win a game in five minutes against a top team just think how much more terrible damage there would be if we played for the other 85 minutes."

Correct.... I still can't figure out where Cisse's 40 matches comes from.... 1. Sami 44 2. Carra 41 3. Cisse 40 4. Gerrard 39 5. Riise 39

4 of 5

Excluding the pre-season friendlies. I'll give you number 6 and 7. I was quite shocked by one of the players among the 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Xabi Alonso 38 matches 7. Steve Finnan 38 matches

- We've played 48 matches in total including the 3 pre season games in July 2005. - 20 of the 48 matches have been played at Anfield and 17 have ended in clean sheets. Only Birmingham (1 goal), CSKA Sofia (1 goal) and Chelsea (4 goals) have managed to score at Fortress Anfield. - The clean sheet against the mancs took us to 27 clean sheets in total for the season.

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Wednesday, 22 February 2006 Newcastle 2-1 Charlton Saturday, 25 February 2006 Birmingham 1-0 Sunderland Blackburn 2-1 Arsenal Charlton 2-1 Aston Villa Chelsea 5-1 Portsmouth Newcastle 0-0 Everton Sunday, 26 February 2006 Bolton 2-1 Fulham Liverpool 1-0 Man City West Brom 1-2 Middlesbrough

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If not a mobile phone, what about a phoneboot, that would be a great present....

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The history of Karaiskaki Stadium is unfortunately marked by the worst tragedy ever to hit Greek sports and football in particular. It happened on the 8th of February 1981, right after the end of the derby between Olympiakos CFP and AEK Athens FC. The match ended in an unprecedented triumph for the Piraeus team: 6 goals to 0. The final whistle saw thousands of fans rushing to the exits, trying to get to the stadium's main entrance and celebrate with the players. The stairs of Gate 7 became a death trap. The doors were almost closed and the turnstiles still in place, making exit almost impossible. People continued to come down from the stands, not being able to see what happened below because of the stair's shape. The fatal accident left tens of fans seriously injured and 21 young people dead, most by suffocation. Dimitris Adamopoulos (aged 40) Gerasimos Amitsis (aged 18) Spyros Andriotis (aged 24) Kostas Billas (aged 28) Christos Chadjigeorgiou (aged 34) Zografoula Chairatidou (aged 23) Yannis Dialinas (aged 20) Nikos Filos (aged 19) Yannis Kanellopoulos (aged 18) Kostas Karanikolas (aged 26) Michalis Kostopoulos (aged 21) Antonis Kouroupakis (aged 34) Spyros Leonidakis (aged 18) Efstratios Loupos (aged 20) Michalis Markou (aged 27) Vassilis Machas (aged 20) Ilias Panagoulis (aged 17) Anastasios Pitsolis (aged 30) Kostas Sklavounis (aged 16) Yannis Spiliopoulos (aged 19) Panagiotis Toumanidis (aged 14) The most tragic (but also enraging) fact is that no one was ever found guilty for what happened, the court hearing unbelievable stories of how no one was responsible! Karaiskaki Stadium with its old form is now part of history. One thing is however for sure: the 21 tragic victims of Gate 7 will never be forgotten. 21 seats with their names, which will always be left empty, will be inside the new stadium. This is a promise by Olympiakos and is perhaps the least that can be done in their memory. http://www.stadia.gr/karaiskaki/karaiskakiold.html

R.I.P. 21 - My thoughts go to our Greek friends Aderfia Zeite Eseis Mas Odigeite "Brothers you live and lead us every day" http://www.ultras7osfp.com/

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Didn't know this before I read it on .tv, I though they weren't gonna get anymore...? Apparently they're only available to buy in the shops in Liverpool... http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/kits/

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