Source: DailyMotion
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Preview: Fulham v Liverpool
Liverpool FC have been enjoying their short stays in the capital.
Already this season Kenny Dalglish’s Liverpool FC men have celebrated a first ever victory at the Emirates Stadium and two impressive wins at Stamford Bridge.
September’s day to forget at Tottenham remains the only blot on their copybook.
Liverpool FC return to London on Monday night with the glorious memories of last season’s trip to Craven Cottage still fresh.
Damien Duff looks doubtful for Fulham's Monday night game at Craven Cottage.
The Republic of Ireland international was forced off in the first half of their Europa League 1-0 defeat at FC Twente following a recurrence of a calf injury.
Mousa Dembele also limped off but could feature at Craven Cottage, while Clint Dempsey should return from a thigh complaint.
Bryan Ruiz comes back into contention after being cup-tied against former club Twente.
The loss of midfielder Lucas through long-term injury provoked a somewhat hysterical reaction at Anfield.
The Brazilian has developed into an excellent player, but his absence should not derail his team’s recent upsurge.
Expect Jay Spearing to rise to prominence as a replacement, while Maxi Rodriguez will look to build on last season’s Craven Cottage hat-trick.
Fulham may have to revert to a defensive formation or suffer the consequences of an open contest as they did in their last meeting with the Merseysiders.
Fulham probable starting line-up: Schwarzer, Baird, Senderos, Hangeland, Riise, Dempsey, Murphy (c), Etuhu, Ruiz, Zamora, Johnson
Liverpool probable starting line-up: Reina (c), Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Enrique, Spearing, Adam, Rodriguez, Kuyt, Downing, Suarez
Red's Fury™ Prediction: Fulham 0-2 Liverpool
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Rumour Mill: Liverpool wants 21-year-old Dutch as Lucas replacement
But with Lucas sustaining damage to his knee during 2-0 win over Chelsea in the Carling Cup, Kenny Dalglish’s hand looks like being forced much sooner than expected. The club announced the defensive midfielder will be ruled out for the remainder of the season.
Liverpool have been alarmed by the loss and have thus far only revoked the loan clause of Jonjo Shelvey to bring the player back to Anfield. However, Shelvey is clearly not a player in the mould of Lucas and was excelling in his short spell with the Tangerines in a more attacking role.
Leroy Fer only joined FC Twente during the summer, following three seasons with Feyenoord, in which he established himself as vice-captain and earned a call up to the Dutch national team.
It's thought a bid in the region of around £10 million would be enough secure his services, and with Fer being at home anywhere in the back four as well as defensive midfield, he would provide manager Dalglish with plenty of options.
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Source: Bleacher Report
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Carling Cup Semi-Final Draw
Liverpool will play Manchester City in the two legged semi-final of the Carling Cup.
The first leg, which will take place at the Etihad Stadium is scheduled to take place in the week commencing January 9, 2012, with the return at Anfield the week beginning January 23.
Stay logged on to Liverpoolfc.tv for official confirmation of the dates soon.
The other tie is an all Championship affair between Crystal Palace and Cardiff City.
Source: Liverpool FC Official
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Carling Cup: Liverpool stormed into the last four
Liverpool cruised into the semi-finals of the Carling Cup courtesy of a well-deserved 2-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night.
Andy Carroll had earlier missed a first-half penalty, but the Reds doubled their advantage four minutes later with Bellamy again the provider as this time his dangerous free-kick was powerfully headed home for a first senior goal by Martin Kelly.
An injury to Lucas Leiva was the only sour note on a night to savour for Liverpool, whose quest to reach a first final since 2007 remains firmly on track.
With the final whistle against Manchester City having been blown just 50 hours earlier, Kenny Dalglish opted to make seven changes to the side he fielded at Anfield on Sunday.
Read more: Liverpool FC Official
Liverpool FC and Chelsea FC paid tribute to Gary Speed video.
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