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Great news will make the atmosphere on Sunday even better

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If we win I wonder if mark Hughes will slag off the previous manager for the crap team he's inherited ???

remember meeting the whole liverpool squad in reds (classy) on edge lane after we beat aston villa in the fa cup semi final. then tried to engage mcateer in some kind of conversation but he was s*** faced at the time.

Confirmation on season tickets - £790 for the kop If the auto cup scheme is not taken up by season ticket members then non season ticket members will be given a chance to opt in. People who do take part in the auto cup scheme will be given prefrence on away tickets for all cup matches.

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we have no depth to the squad what so ever, looking at the bench makes me want to cry

good link here to the match if any one needs it http://www.justin.tv/rko_nwo_9

theres an irish centre not far from the station at spurs that serves food and kids allowed as well. also plenty of space to sit outside in the sun and its half decent to get sereved as well. just dont know what its called.

i think thats what made 2005 so special, that we all thought (at the time) that the squad was sooo crap and we never had any chance but against all odds (that quarter and semi draw) then of course the final how wrong we were and how glorious it was.

its defo on in both the first national and the croc in town as well

Wenger said: 'I want it to be won by the team who deserves it most. Liverpool have played well. They have a quick passing game, they use their strengths, they are a hard-working team. There is no stardom behaviour and they are united with the mentality of the city. 'I have big respect for their crowd. I will never forget the day we were leading 5-1 and they were chanting You'll Never Walk Alone like one man. When you are a manager and you know what you usually get when you are 5-1 down, you can only have respect for the city.'

just had this emailed to me in work, what you all reckon ????? It's May 2009 in the Cat and Fiddle pub on Stanley Road, Bootle. Two fella’s are sitting at a table motionless, staring into their pints, Refusing to acknowledge what is being beamed out to the world on the Big Screen in the corner. "Thought you'd have gone to West Brom lad" "Nah, couldn't be arsed mate, i'm fed up with it………. I never thought i'd see this day when these c**** equal our League Title's record." The screen in the pub is showing footage of Manchester United players running round the pitch with the Premier League trophy, the fans delirious knowing that they have finally ended Liverpool FC's reign as the team to have won the most league titles. "Sickener innit? You know our problem don't ye lad, too many draws, look back to the likes of Stoke and Portsmouth at home? The week before Stoke, we beat Man U, the game before Portsmouth, we beat Chelsea away, and then we go and draw against them s**** teams." "Tellin' ye...the team and the crowd are just not up for it in them lesser league games, and we'll never mount a decent title challenge until both the team and the supporters go into these games and give it their all.....I just wish I could turn back the clock to October 2008 when we'd just beaten Chelsea and we're sittin at the top of the Prem. I'd do absolutely everything that I possibly could to drill it into our players hearts that it was our year. And if we, the supporters, believe in them and could transfer that belief from the terraces and into their minds…then we would've done it. We'd've stopped this f***ing nightmare! We’d beaten the best, we just had to then beat the rest.” “I know mate, I know….can’t turn back the time though can we. Just got to focus on next season now, see who we buy in the summer, and then hope we mount a decent challenge…..aaaah who am I kidding? We’re always out of the title race by January…can’t see that ever changing….” The two fella’s gulp down the last of their pints and shuffle out onto the street, Sky Sports is now showing footage of the Man U game, “Beautiful Day” by U2 accompanying the celebratory scenes at the end... …then, the music stops, And you realize that it’s not May, it’s not 2009, it’s October 2008. You’ve got your wish. The time has been turned back and you’ve got that second chance to make a difference. So what are you going to do with it? Cos I don’t wanna be sitting there watching those c**** run round whatever pitch they clinch it with their 18th League Title…f*** THAT! We know we, the supporters, can make a difference. I’m not arrogant enough to suggest we’ve won games ourselves (ok, maybe the Chelsea semi 2005 like) but we DEFFO make a difference. So as long as we do our bit off the pitch, We might not be watching them horrible t***s celebrating their 18th League Title come May 2009. Singing, flags, banners, getting’ in the ground a bit early etc. Sound. No problemo. What about something different though, What time does our Team’s Coach arrive? What about a proper mob of die-hard Redmen waiting on Anfield Road for the Team Bus to turn up. That could give them a bit of an edge, seeing a load of contorted faces, clenched fists and banging on the side of the coach instead of a gang of blerts with Anfield Arnie Autograph books. Some of our younguns could get down to Melwood the training session before a game, let the c**** know that WE mean business and we DEMAND them to mean it too. Things like, if ye see Riera doing a bit of shopping in the Allerton Tesco, Don’t blimp his trolley to see what scran he’s just bought, Grab the c*** by the f***ing throat and scream down his ear How important it is that we beat Fulham this Satdee! Cos ye know what la, I’d hate to be watching that shower of b******s with number 18, knowing in the back of me mind that there was something more I could’ve done to prevent the horror show of what we’d be witnessing. Oh and just to re-iterate, man u could be winning their 18th League Title in May 2009. MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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Coming soon - opportunity to join the Season Ticket Waiting List: [A] [J] As a member you are entitled to a position on the waiting list for season tickets at Liverpool Football Club. You will receive a season ticket waiting list certificate which will contain your unique waiting list reference number and regular updates as to your position on the list. There is no fee for the waiting list although you must be an up to date member and remain a member to maintain your position on the waiting list. all sounds a bit dodgy !!!!!

the latest bids been knocked back any way accoroding to the beeb http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...lla/7450271.stm

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woke up at six feeling like it was christmas day !!!! have a crate of ale chilling in the fridge in work for the jorney down to london this afternoon i really cant wait just to be on the way. its days like this, thats what its all about following the reds.

Liverpool FC have released the following selling details for our potential Champions League final. Potential UEFA Champions League Final Luzhniki Stadium Moscow Wednesday 21st May 2008 Kick Off 22.45 hrs (local time) UEFA has informed the semi finalists that due to all supporters travelling to Moscow having to be in possession of a valid visa the Clubs have been instructed to announce the selling arrangements in advance of their team possibly reaching the Champions League Final. The reason for the instruction is to assist in allowing as much time as possible for the processing of visas, as at least one British Club will be involved in the Final match. In the event of reaching the Final we have been advised that we will receive an allocation of approximately 21000 tickets which will include 50 disabled (wheelchair) and 50 personal assistants tickets. Within the allocation approximately 4% of the tickets are priced at £167, 49% are priced at £117, 47% are priced at £67. The combined price for a disabled and a personal assistant's ticket will be £67. Priority Rights Holders (Ex Shareholders) The allocation and selling arrangements for ALL Priority Rights Holders will be as follows, On holding 1 Priority Right - 1 (one) ticket 2 Priority Rights - 2 (two) tickets 3 Priority Rights - 3 (three) tickets 4 Priority Rights - 4 (four) tickets The tickets available will be priced at £167, £117 or £67 and are offered AS AVAILABLE at the time of purchase. The Ticket Office will only process applications by post or email. Priority Rights Holders should make immediate application using our CL Final Postal Application Form to the Ticket Office detailing the ticket price in order of preference and a daytime telephone number. Cheques should be made payable to Liverpool Football Club and endorsed not to exceed the maximum value of the highest priced ticket allowed under the allocation. The cheque will be completed by the Club to the actual value of the tickets available. Every effort will be made to supply the ticket(s) to the value requested but this cannot be guaranteed. Please also see foot of page for details of postal applications. Applications must clearly state that the application is from a Priority Rights Holder and MUST give the Priority Rights Certificate Number. In addition to the above the application must clearly give name and address and passport number. Applications from Priority Rights Holders that are entitled to more than one ticket must provide clearly the names, addresses and passport numbers of all the people intending to travel to the Final. Applications which do not provide this information will NOT be processed. Applications from Priority Rights Holders MUST be received by Wednesday 23rd April 2008. Corporate Members The Corporate Sales Department will contact all their Members to advise them on their ticket allocation. Disabled (Wheelchair) and Personal Assistant The ticket office will contact all wheelchair season ticket holders that qualify under the criteria. Season Ticket Holders and Fan Card Holders The allocation of tickets will be based on the data held on the Ticket Office computer system following the two quarter final matches against Arsenal. Tickets available will be priced at £117, £67 AS AVAILABLE at the time of purchase. Season Ticket Holders and Fan Card Holders who have supplied their Fan Card details to the Ticket Office to prove they have purchased tickets for a combination of a minimum of SIX home and away matches (Excluding the Toulouse qualifiers) for this seasons UEFA Champions League will qualify for one ticket per qualifying Fan Card. The Ticket Office will only process applications by post or email. Applications must clearly state name, address, Fan Card number and passport number. Qualifying Season Ticket Holders and Fan Card Holders should make immediate application to the Ticket Office using our CL Final Postal Application Form detailing the ticket price in order of preference and a daytime telephone number. Cheques should be made payable to Liverpool Football Club and endorsed not to exceed the maximum value of the highest priced ticket allowed under the allocation. The cheque will be completed by the Club to the actual value of the tickets available. Every effort will be made to supply the ticket(s) to the value requested but this cannot be guaranteed. Supporters wishing to sit together should send in their applications together and every effort will be made to fulfil the requests but this cannot be guaranteed. Consideration to these requests can only be given from the applications that have attended at least 6 matches. Any mixed applications i.e. applicants with 6 matches applying with applicants who have attended less than 6 matches will NOT be processed together. Applications from qualifying Season Ticket and Fan Card Holders MUST be received by Wednesday 23rd April 2008. Please also see foot of page for details of postal applications. Following these allocations of tickets the remaining balance will be offered to Season Ticket Holders who have supplied their Fan Card details to the Ticket Office to prove they have purchased tickets for a combination of a minimum of FIVE home and away matches (Excluding the Toulouse qualifiers) for this seasons UEFA Champions League may qualify for one ticket per qualifying Fan Card. We anticipate that these Season Ticket Holders will have just over an 80% chance in being allocated a ticket. In the event of the number of applications exceeding the balance of tickets a ballot will be held to determine the successful applicants. The Ticket Office will only process applications by post or email. Applications must clearly state name, address, Fan Card number and passport number. Season Ticket Holders who have purchased the FIVE match tickets required should make an application to the Ticket Office using our CL Final Postal Application Form detailing the ticket price in order of preference and a daytime telephone number. Cheques should be made payable to Liverpool Football Club and endorsed not to exceed the maximum value of the highest priced ticket allowed under the allocation. The cheque will be completed by the Club to the actual value of the tickets available. Every effort will be made to supply the ticket(s) to the value requested but this cannot be guaranteed. Applications MUST be received by Friday 25th April 2008. Applicants should complete our CL Final Postal Application Form and send to:- LFC Ticket Office PO Box 204 Liverpool L69 4PQ Or email to moscow@liverpoolfc.tv Postal Applications Please Note that due to previous problems encountered through the postal system it is HIGHLY recommended that tickets are collected from the Ticket Office. Tickets will only be posted if an application clearly states that an additional charge can be made to cover the cost of special delivery. All tickets posted are accepted to be at the applicants' risk. Liverpool FC will not take any responsibility for any financial losses due to lost, destroyed or damaged tickets. Nor will Liverpool FC take responsibility for any financial losses due to tickets being stolen, lost or delayed by the Post Office. Tickets are STRICTLY non-transferable. Liverpool FC has to provide details to UEFA on all tickets issued ie. Names and addresses of applicants along with their passport details which will correspond to the seat details on the tickets issued. Visas will be issued on this information. Once an application has been received and processed by the ticket office no alterations to personal details can be made or refunds given. Details on how visa applicants will be dealt with will be announced as soon as UEFA has furnished the Clubs with these details. Under NO circumstances will UEFA arrange duplicate tickets. All tickets are issued under UEFA Champions League Final 2008 Ticketing Terms and Conditions copies of which are displayed in the Ticket Office Information Board and will be on www.liverpoolfc.tv soon. Liverpool FC will be working with Thomas Cook Sport to provide official supporter travel packages. We will be providing Thomas Cook Sport with an allocation of tickets to enable supporters that qualify under the criteria to book their ticket and travel together. Thomas Cook Sport will be working closely with the ticket office to verify every application, to ensure they meet with the clubs strict selling criteria. No applications will be accepted from supporters who fail to meet this. A non-refundable deposit of £250 per person will be taken once an application has been accepted with the balance taken promptly should the club qualify for the final. In the event the club does not qualify this deposit will be refunded in full. For full details of the travel packages available and terms & conditions, please refer to Thomas Cook or telephone 0870 752 0924 for more details. (Lines are open Monday - Friday 0900 - 1700 hrs) PLEASE DO NOT APPLY TO BOTH THE TICKET OFFICE AND THOMAS COOK SPORT.

RIP THE 96 You'll Never Walk Alone

http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=636615 Torres Out Of Merseyside Derby? Liverpool are sweating on Fernando Torres' injury situation ahead of this weekend's pivotal Merseyside derby The striker was the subject of several heavy challenges last night when playing for Spain against Italy, limping out of the game in the 49th minute after a collision with the Azzurri's Marco Materazzi. Liverpool will now need to wait for a medical opinion on whether Torres will be fit enough to start Sunday's game against Everton, though if not it wouldn't be the first time an injury sustained on international duty has ruled him out of action for the Reds. Spain won last night's game 1-0, with Torres' replacement David Villa netting the spectacular winning goal.

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a great story from the bob paisley site listed above http://www.bobpaisley.com/itsonly.htm