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I just saw the banner at the bottom of the screen and assumed that the MS had reprinted the tickets, but you're right: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/4761351.stm Ticket theft fans will see final FA Cup trophy The club believes 1,000 tickets were stolen Most Liverpool supporters whose FA Cup final tickets were stolen from a delivery van will get a chance to watch the match, the club has said. Chief executive Rick Parry said tickets originally earmarked for a ballot of members of its Fan Card scheme will now be given to fans affected by the theft. Cardiff's Millennium Stadium and the Football Association have refused to print duplicate tickets. Mr Parry said the club believed 1,000 tickets rather than 1,600 were stolen. "We still can't identify a precise figure, as tickets which should have been delivered on Monday at the latest, are for some reason, still being introduced into the Royal Mail system," said Mr Parry. Ballot disappointment "We were disappointed with our initial allocation and the bottom line now is that 1,000 fewer Liverpool fans will be able to watch their team in the FA Cup Final." Mr Parry said ticket office staff will be contacting the fans affected and the club was confident the "vast majority" of supporters will get a ticket for the match. "Obviously, those supporters who had applied for inclusion in the ballot will be disappointed, but we feel this is the best way to deal with a very difficult situation," he said. The FA had said there was "no option" but to stand by initial safety advice against issuing duplicates by the stadium's Safety Advisory Group. The tickets were taken from a Royal Mail van parked outside the club shop of Liverpool's rivals Everton.

Breaking News on SSN: Liverpool to replace majority of tickets. Excellent!

Or how about just printing the replacement tickets with a completely different colour scheme?

Season ends on the 7th doesn't it? Hence the window opens just after the end of the season (but that may only be for domestic transfers).

Saturday, 29 April 2006 Birmingham v Newcastle 1-4 Charlton v Blackburn 1-3 Chelsea v Man Utd 0-0 Liverpool v Aston Villa 3-0 Man City v Fulham 1-1 Middlesbrough v Everton 1-2 Wigan v Portsmouth 0-1 Sunday, 30 April 2006 Tottenham v Bolton 1-1 Monday, 01 May 2006 Man Utd v Middlesbrough 2-0 Sunderland v Arsenal 0-1 West Brom v West Ham 2-1 Tuesday, 02 May 2006 Blackburn v Chelsea 2-2 Wednesday, 03 May 2006 Bolton v Middlesbrough 2-0 Thursday, 04 May 2006 Man City v Arsenal 2-1 Sunderland v Fulham 0-2 Sunday, 07 May 2006 Arsenal v Wigan 2-1 Aston Villa v Sunderland 2-0 Blackburn v Man City 1-0 Bolton v Birmingham 1-1 Everton v West Brom 1-0 Fulham v Middlesbrough 2-1 Man Utd v Charlton 0-0 Newcastle v Chelsea 3-1 Portsmouth v Liverpool 0-2 West Ham v Tottenham 0-1

England (provided the Liverpool players play well) Japan Spain Australia Czech Republic France Brazil Italy Germany Argentina

He's even better - he got us to 4 finals (inc. WCC)

Saturday, 22 April 2006 Arsenal v Tottenham 1-1 Bolton v Charlton 1-0 Everton v Birmingham 1-2 Newcastle v West Brom 1-2 Portsmouth v Sunderland 3-0 Monday, 24 April 2006 Fulham v Wigan 2-1 Tuesday, 25 April 2006 Aston Villa v Man City 2-1 Wednesday, 26 April 2006 West Ham v Liverpool 0-2

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His style of football is the very antithesis of what the Geordies want, so the fans will force him out before the end of the season.

He should've been booked & thus sent off for his vieira-esq dive.

Saturday, 18 March 2006 Arsenal v Charlton 3-0 Birmingham v Tottenham 1-2 Blackburn v Middlesbrough 3-2 Bolton v Sunderland 2-0 Everton v Aston Villa 2-1 Man City v Wigan 1-1 West Brom v Man Utd 0-2 West Ham v Portsmouth 1-2 Sunday, 19 March 2006 Fulham v Chelsea 1-3 Newcastle v Liverpool 0-1

He always had the 'he's better in Europe' excuse but it's now plain to see that it would be best for both him and us to part ways in the summer.

I think we need two new strikers.

Liverpool 4-0 Benfica Crouch 2' Gerrard 10' Garcia 34' Fowler 86'

Saturday, 04 March 2006 Aston Villa v Portsmouth 0-1 Fulham v Arsenal 2-1 Liverpool v Charlton 3-0 Middlesbrough v Birmingham 3-2 Newcastle v Bolton 1-2 West Brom v Chelsea 0-1 West Ham v Everton 2-1 Sunday, 05 March 2006 Man City v Sunderland 4-1 Tottenham v Blackburn 1-1 Monday, 06 March 2006 Wigan v Man Utd 2-2

Saturday, 25 February 2006 Birmingham v Sunderland 1-0 Blackburn v Arsenal 2-1 Charlton v Aston Villa 1-0 Chelsea v Portsmouth 3-0 Newcastle v Everton 0-0 Sunday, 26 February 2006 Bolton v Fulham 1-2 Liverpool v Man City 2-0 West Brom v Middlesbrough 1-0

Anyone at home.

Saturday, 11 February 2006 Arsenal v Bolton 1-1 Aston Villa v Newcastle 2-1 Everton v Blackburn 0-0 Fulham v West Brom 2-1 Middlesbrough v Chelsea 0-1 Portsmouth v Man Utd 0-3 Wigan v Liverpool 1-4 Sunday, 12 February 2006 Man City v Charlton 2-0 Sunderland v Tottenham 0-2 Monday, 13 February 2006 West Ham v Birmingham 2-2

This is the latest one doing the rounds. It's supposed to be from a trade show in Malaysia. The shirt shown is said to be of the same cut as the new Adidas International kits for the likes of Germany, France & Japan.

Saturday, 21 January 2006 Birmingham v Portsmouth 1-1 Bolton v Man City 1-2 Everton v Arsenal 0-4 Middlesbrough v Wigan 1-2 Newcastle v Blackburn 1-0 Tottenham v Aston Villa 2-0 West Brom v Sunderland 0-1 Sunday, 22 January 2006 Chelsea v Charlton 1-0 Man Utd v Liverpool 0-2 Monday, 23 January 2006 West Ham v Fulham 2-3

Don't forget about Dida too: Kaladze: Dida will rebound BH 14/01/2006 Ever since those three second-half goals conceded in the Champions League final to Liverpool, the normally water-tight Milan defence continues to occasionally spring leaks. The Rossoneri's experienced Georgian defender Kakha Kaladze says he stands by his team-mates and keeper Dida. Last weekend, Milan were involved in a thrilling 4-3 win over Parma. That's not the kind of scoreline that Carlo Ancelotti's side is accustomed to. Even though Parma were thoroughly outplayed throughout the game, they were able to give a respectable look to the score by finding ways of puncturing the Milan defence with the few opportunities that they had. The Rosseneri have conceded 21 goals in their 18 league matches in Serie A this season, more than double the tally of league leaders Juventus. They now have the worst defensive record in the top seven in the league. Many fingers have been pointing in the direction of Dida, their Brazilian goalkeeper, and the source of a number of mistakes thus far this season. Having been touted as the world's greatest keeper last year, the Brazilian has suffered a real dip in form, perhaps starting with the Champions League Final against Liverpool in Istanbul last May. Despite that, he was still named in the Champions League XI for 2005, but now gives the impression that his confidence has evaporated since that fateful day. "He is not like he was last year, but it's a normal thing. It's impossible to always do the maximum every season. But I think that soon he will change and the chance he had will return." MUST-WIN AGAINST ROMA Meanwhile, the Rosonneri have a big game coming up on Sunday as they travel to the Stadio Olimpico for a vital league clash with Roma. With Juve already nine points ahead at this early stage of the season, Kaladze and his team-mates know that nothing less than a win will do if they are to keep up any pressure on the Old Lady. "At the Olimpico (Stadium) there always had interesting and difficult games, but now we can't make any error. There is 9 points with Juventus, we are second. We have a really great will to win this game and take 3 points, even we know it won't be an easy game." http://www.eurosport.com/football/serie-a/...sto813528.shtml

Saturday, 14 January 2006 Arsenal v Middlesbrough 2-1 Aston Villa v West Ham 3-2 Blackburn v Bolton 2-2 Charlton v Birmingham 2-1 Fulham v Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool v Tottenham 2-0 Man City v Man Utd 1-1 Portsmouth v Everton 1-0 Sunday, 15 January 2006 Sunderland v Chelsea 0-4 Wigan v West Brom 2-1

Round 17 Fixtures: Aston Villa v Man Utd 1-1 Everton v Bolton 0-1 Fulham v Blackburn 0-0 Man City v Birmingham 2-1 Portsmouth v West Brom 2-1 West Ham v Newcastle 2-3 Wigan v Charlton 2-0 Arsenal v Chelsea 2-2 Middlesbrough v Tottenham 0-0 I know, but you have to admit that Newcastle with MO are a different team, and it's hard trying to guess which games he decides to declare himself fit for.

Saturday, 10 December 2005 Birmingham v Fulham 2-1 Blackburn v West Ham 1-0 Bolton v Aston Villa 0-1 Charlton v Sunderland 2-0 Chelsea v Wigan 4-2 Liverpool v Middlesbrough 2-0 Newcastle v Arsenal 0-1 (or 2-2 if Owen plays) West Brom v Man City 0-0 Sunday, 11 December 2005 Man Utd v Everton 1-0 Monday, 12 December 2005 Tottenham v Portsmouth 2-0