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Liverpool FC Squad - 2005-2006

1.Jerzy Dudek
3.Steve Finnan
4.Sami Hyypia
5.Milan Baros
6.John Arne Riise
7.Harry Kewell
8.Steven Gerrard (captain)
9.Djibril Cisse
10.Luis Garcia
13.Anthony Le Tallec
14.Xabi Alonso
15. Peter Crouch
16.Dietmar Hamann
17.Josemi
18.Antonio Nunez
19.Fernando Morientes
20.Scott Carson
21.Djimi Traore
22.Momo Sissoko
23.Jamie Carragher
24.Florent Sinama Pongolle
25.Jose Reina
28.Stephen Warnock
29.Patrice Luzi
30.Boudewijn Zenden
31.David Raven
32.John Welsh
33.Neil Mellor
34.Darren Potter
37.Zak Whitbread
42.Robbie Foy


用住舊年果張先

18次頂級聯賽冠軍,三年內次打入歐聯決賽,五次歐聯冠軍(全英格蘭唯一能夠永久保留冠軍獎盃球會),三次歐洲超霸杯冠軍,7次足總杯冠軍.....英格蘭最佳球隊。

[ Last edited by Edgar_Davids on 2008-5-20 at 09:56 PM ]

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Originally posted by 我‧愛‧你 at 2005-8-2 10:17 PM:

其實點解賓sir系外圍賽唔比Ｄ副選上曬ge

原因好簡單
除非第一回合有5,6球優勢
唔係既話都要重視既

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版主可否將topic highlight????

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Originally posted by 我‧愛‧你 at 2005-8-2 10:21 PM:

其實我唸副選仲拼命過謝拉特個班正選吧=~=

不過質素方面點都有距離既
萬一唔好彩出局就無謂啦

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Originally posted by 我‧愛‧你 at 2005-8-2 10:27 PM:

質素方面唔會比個Ｄ球隊差呱=-=

點都要穩陣d好既

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Originally posted by abc123aa at 2005-8-2 10:33 PM:

ok~紅色^^

thx

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Originally posted by abc123aa at 2005-8-2 11:04 PM:

突出d囉= ="

同埋型d

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施斯今年的目標----最少20球～

Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse has vowed to win over his critics this season after setting himself a personal Premiership goal target of at least 20 goals as the Reds go all out to win the title.
The French international became Liverpool's most expensive signing ever last summer when Gerard Houllier agreed a deal to bring the Auxerre striker to Anfield but Cisse struggled to live up to the considerable hype even before breaking his leg at Ewood Park in October.

After a remarkable return from injury towards the tail end of last season however, Cisse is adamant that this will be his year and if pre-season training reports are anything to go by, it's hard to doubt him.

"I did even better than last year, which just goes to show what great work we did with the doctors who helped me recover," Cisse says of the sprinting tests which confirmed him as the faster player on the club's books. "It was so important to me to do so well because after the injury that was one of the things I worried about most, getting back that acceleration. But in the tests I was the one who jumped the highest and ran the fastest. No one at Liverpool can beat me! Djibril is back!"

While no one has ever doubted his speed, more than a few fans have expressed doubts about whether his ability to find the net can match his pace. A return of just five goals from 24 games did little to win over fans that expected more from a player hailed one of the most lethal strikers in Europe.

Rather than duck the criticism however, Cisse intends to face it head on this season.

"At first, I admit it was difficult," he says of his struggle to adjust to the pace of the Premiership. "Most foreign players need a bit of time to adapt when they arrive in England. I had never played with Milan Baros before, so it's only normal that it takes a bit of time to settle in and get to know each other's game. But I felt that I just as I was getting into my stride and getting used to things on the field, the injury came along and struck me down.

"I can take criticism, all the time it's fair. People pay their money to come to the stadium and they expect you to give your best. The thing is, I have to put my talents to the best use. I have to use my pace at the right time. Yes, sometimes I wave my arms around and complain I didn't get the ball when and where I wanted it but that's just my way of dealing with things. Thierry Henry does the same, showing his frustration. Sometimes people confuse that with some kind of superiority complex, when nothing could be further from the truth. I'm just always wound up when I'm out there on the field. I live for my football and I'm desperate to do my best. That's just the way I am and the way I express myself but people who've played alongside me over the years will vouch for the fact that I've always been a team man.

"This season, you're going to see another Liverpool and people will see another Djibril Cisse. I'm ready now. This is going to be my season. After all I went through last season, it's only normal for me to want to pay everyone back. I owe so much. The club was always behind me, always believed in me, even when I was seriously injured. I owe it to all my friends and to all the fans who were there for me.

"I have made a lot of progress since my Auxerre days, but there's still plenty to come. I think my left foot is better now and I'm better in the air too but I've still got some way to go - I'm not yet at Thierry Henry's level. I've set myself a target. I've got to score at least 20 goals in the Premier League this season. That's achievable. I needed that first year to adjust and the team needed it too. From here on in, things are going to get better and better. I see only happiness ahead."

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Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has ruled out bringing Michael Owen back to Anfield.

The England international striker has only spent one season with Real Madrid, but is being tipped to return to The Premiership following the captures of Julio Baptista and Robinho.

Owen remains a firm favourite among Reds' supporters, although Benitez has stated bolstering his striking options is not a priority.

The Spanish tactician is happy with the ammunition on his disposal, but is looking to provide cover for defenders Sami Hyypia and Jamie Carragher.

"We have a lot of strikers now, who I am happy with, and, for me, the most important thing at the moment is to protect Sami Hyypia and Jamie Carragher," explained Benitez. "They cannot play 50 games each season.

"We are looking for a centre back and not a centre forward.

"We are not thinking about centre forwards now.

"We have some ideas can read a lot of names in the press but I prefer not to talk about names, only to talk about names afterwards.

Benitez commented briefly on the situations regarding Real Madrid's Luis Figo and Reds striker Milan Baros.

"Figo is training with Real Madrid and that means he is available," he added. "We don't have news about Milan, he is one of our players - some clubs are interested in the player but he is our player at this moment.

"I am happy with Milan. We have never said we want to sell the player. We are waiting because some clubs are interested."