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HILLSBOROUGH
2008 Hillsborough Memorial Service

On April 15 1989 over 25,000 Liverpool fans travelled to Hillsborough to support their team in the FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest. Ninety six of them never returned. Nineteen years later friends and family of those who lost their lives were joined by thousands of fans at Anfield to pay tribute to 96 Liverpool supporters who will never be forgotten. You can watch the entire service, which features readings from former midfielder Brian Hall and reserve team manager Gary Ablett, online now.

Hillsborough - The Documentary

‘Hillsborough’ - a new and powerful documentary describing the events and aftermath of the 1989 tragedy – was first aired on LFC TV to mark the 19th anniversary of the day 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives at a football match. Featuring contributions from the likes of Sheila Coleman, Phil Hammond, Neil Fitzmaurice, Peter Carney, Rogan Taylor, John Barnes and John Aldridge amongst others, ‘Hillsborough’ is essential viewing for not just Liverpool fans, but all football supporters.

You’ll Never Walk Alone
John Alfred Anderson (62) Thomas Howard (39)
Colin Mark Ashcroft (19) Thomas Anthony Howard (14)
James Gary Aspinall (18) Eric George Hughes (42)
Kester Roger Marcus Ball (16) Alan Johnston (29)
Gerard Bernard Patrick Baron (67) Christine Anne Jones (27)
Simon Bell (17) Gary Philip Jones (18)
Barry Sidney Bennett (26) Richard Jones (25)
David John Benson (22) Nicholas Peter Joynes (27)
David William Birtle (22) Anthony Peter Kelly (29)
Tony Bland (22) Michael David Kelly (38)
Paul David Brady (21) Carl David Lewis (18)
Andrew Mark Brookes (26) David William Mather (19)
Carl Brown (18) Brian Christopher Mathews (38)
David Steven Brown (25) Francis Joseph McAllister (27)
Henry Thomas Burke (47) John McBrien (18)
Peter Andrew Burkett (24) Marion Hazel McCabe (21)
Paul William Carlile (19) Joseph Daniel McCarthy (21)
Raymond Thomas Chapman (50) Peter McDonnell (21)
Gary Christopher Church (19) Alan McGlone (28)
Joseph Clark (29) Keith McGrath (17)
Paul Clark (18) Paul Brian Murray (14)
Gary Collins (22) Lee Nicol (14)
Stephen Paul Copoc (20) Stephen Francis O’Neill (17)
Tracey Elizabeth Cox (23) Jonathon Owens (18)
James Philip Delaney (19) William Roy Pemberton (23)
Christopher Barry Devonside (18) Carl William Rimmer (21)
Christopher Edwards (29) David George Rimmer (38)
Vincent Michael Fitzsimmons (34) Graham John Roberts (24)
Thomas Steven Fox (21) Steven Joseph Robinson (17)
Jon-Paul Gilhooley (10) Henry Charles Rogers (17)
Barry Glover (27) Colin Andrew Hugh William Sefton (23)
Ian Thomas Glover (20) Inger Shah (38)
Derrick George Godwin (24) Paula Ann Smith (26)
Roy Harry Hamilton (34) Adam Edward Spearritt (14)
Philip Hammond (14) Philip John Steele (15)
Eric Hankin (33) David Leonard Thomas (23)
Gary Harrison (27) Patrik John Thompson (35)
Stephen Francis Harrison (31) Peter Reuben Thompson (30)
Peter Andrew Harrison (15) Stuart Paul William Thompson (17)
David Hawley (39) Peter Francis Tootle (21)
James Robert Hennessy (29) Christopher James Traynor (26)
Paul Anthony Hewitson (26) Martin Kevin Traynor (16)
Carl Darren Hewitt (17) Kevin Tyrrell (15)
Nicholas Michael Hewitt (16) Colin Wafer (19)
Sarah Louise Hicks (19) Ian David Whelan (19)
Victoria Jane Hicks (15) Martin Kenneth Wild (29)
Gordon Rodney Horn (20) Kevin Daniel Williams (15)
Arthur Horrocks (41) Graham John Wright (17)

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PAST PLAYERS
Past Players are listed in the decades in which they made their debuts.

1890s…
Harry Bradshaw Raby Howell Joe McQue
Malcolm McVean Alex Raisbeck

1900s…
Ted Doig Arthur Goddard Sam Hardy
Jack Parkinson Sam Raybould

1910s…
Tom Bromilow Harry Chambers Dick Forshaw
Bill Lacey Ephraim Longworth Donald McKinlay
Elisha Scott

1920s…
Gordon Hodgson Fred Hopkin James Jackson

1930s…
Jack Balmer Ernest Blenkinsop Matt Busby
Tom Cooper Willie Fagan Alf Hanson
Berry Nieuwenhuys Phil Taylor

1940s…
Cyril Done Laurie Hughes Bill Jones
Ray Lambert Billy Liddell Bob Paisley
Jimmy Payne Cyril Sidlow Eddie Spicer
Albert Stubbins

1950s…
Alan A’Court Alan Arnell Gerry Byrne
Bobby Campbell Dave Hickson Roger Hunt
Tommy Leishman Jimmy Melia Ronnie Moran
Bert Slater Geoff Twentyman Dick White
Johnny Wheeler Tommy Younger

1960s…
Alf Arrowsmith Phil Boersma Ian Callaghan
Ray Clemence Alun Evans Phil Ferns
Jim Furnell Bobby Graham Brian Hall
Tony Hateley Emlyn Hughes Chris Lawler
Tommy Lawrence Kevin Lewis Alec Lindsay
Doug Livermore Larry Lloyd Gordon Milne
John McLaughlin Ian Ross Tommy Smith
Willie Stevenson Ian St.John Geoff Strong
Peter Thompson Peter Wall Gordon Wallace
Ron Yeats

1970s…
Jimmy Case Avi Cohen Peter Cormack
Kenny Dalglish Roy Evans David Fairclough
Alan Hansen Steve Heighway Colin Irwin
David Johnson Joey Jones Kevin Keegan
Brian Kettle Alan Kennedy Ray Kennedy
Sammy Lee Terry McDermott Phil Neal
Steve Ogrizovic Trevor Storton Graeme Souness
Phil Thompson John Toshack Alan Waddle

1980s…
Gary Ablett John Aldridge John Barnes
Peter Beardsley Jim Beglin Dave Burrows
Howard Gayle Gary Gillespie Bruce Grobbelaar
David Hodgson Mike Hooper Ray Houghton
Glenn Hysen Craig Johnston Mark Lawrenson
Kevin MacDonald Mike Marsh Steve McMahon
Jan Molby Richard Money Steve Nicol
Michael Robinson Ian Rush Nigel Spackman
Steve Staunton Barry Venison Paul Walsh
John Wark Ronnie Whelan Nick Tanner

1990s…
Phil Babb Stig Inge Bjornebye Titi Camara
Nigel Clough Stan Collymore Julian Dicks
Sean Dundee Patrik Berger Brad Friedel
Haukur Ingi Gudnason Don Hutchison David James
Rob Jones Mark Kennedy Frode Kippe
Bjorn Tore Kvarme Oyvind Leonhardsen Dominic Matteo
Layton Maxwell Jason McAteer Steve McManaman
Erik Meijer Jon Newby Jorgen Nielsen
Karlheinz Riedle Ronnie Rosenthal Jamie Redknapp
Dean Saunders John Scales Neil Ruddock
Paul Stewart Michael Thomas Rigobert Song
Mark Walters Sander Westerveld David Thompson
Mark Wright Paul Ince Stephane Henchoz
Michael Owen Danny Murphy Dietmar Hamann
Djimi Traore

2000s…
Nicolas Anelka Gary McAllister Christian Ziege
Nick Barmby Stephen Wright Jari Litmanen
Pegguy Arphexad Bernard Diomede Vegard Heggem
Markus Babbel Emile Heskey Abel Xavier
Vladimir Smicer Mauricio Pellegrino El-Hadji Diouf
Alou Diarra Igor Biscan Gregory Vignal
Richie Partridge Paul Harrison Jon Otsemobor
Mark Smyth Antonio Nunez Milan Baros
John Welsh Josemi Fernando Morientes
Zak Whitbread Bruno Cheyrou Neil Mellor
Robbie Fowler Jerzy Dudek Daniele Padelli
Luis Javier Garcia Sanz Craig Bellamy Mark Gonzalez
Chris Kirkland Paul Jones Gabriel Paletta
Darren Potter David Raven Djibril Cisse
Bolo Zenden Stephen Warnock Jan Kromkamp
Momo Sissoko John Arne Riise Harry Kewell
Anthony Le Tallec Peter Crouch Dannie Guthrie

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BOSS: WE’RE PLAYING AT 70 PER CENT
Jimmy Rice 21 October 2008
Rafa Benitez believes his unbeaten Liverpool side are performing at just 70 per cent of their potential.
The Reds might have enjoyed their best ever start to a Barclays Premier League season by gaining 20 points from a possible 24, but the gaffer is adamant there is still plenty of room for improvement.

Benitez told Liverpoolfc.tv: “I don’t like to talk too much about percentages but I always say we can improve. For me, 70 per cent could be a figure but it’s difficult to say. There is still a lot of room for improvement.”

Next up for Liverpool is Wednesday’s Champions League clash against Atletico Madrid.

The game could see Florent Sinama Pongolle and Luis Garcia face their former club, two players Benitez remembers fondly.

“Both were really good players and professionals,” he said. "They showed at Liverpool that they have quality. Both were important for us in different games.

"Sinama scored against Olympiacos and Luis scored a lot of fantastic goals. We have good memories of both players.

"Sinama is a player with pace and ability and he also has a very good mentality. He could be a very good player for any team.

“Clearly they’ll both try to impress and they have quality. Both can score goals and both can change games. They will be a real threat for us.”

Liverpool step into the Vicente Calderon with six Group D points after victories over Marseille and PSV.

Benitez thinks four more points will see his side through to the knockout stages.

“I think 10 points will see us into the next round,” he said.

Meanwhile, skipper Steven Gerrard admits he and his teammates could pay the price over the coming games if they continue to concede first.

The Reds have come from behind five times this season, three of which after goals in the last five minutes.

Gerrard said: "In the past few weeks we have proved that you can never count us out in any situation, and the battling qualities we have shown are very important.

"But we know that we can not keep conceding the lead in games like we have done in the last two matches.

"Sooner or later it is going to catch up with us, and we’ll pay the price.

"We have shown the grit, determination and belief that there is in this squad this season, but we have to start dictating games.

"However we are full of confidence after what we have achieved, and we believe that there is a lot more to come from this side than we have seen so far.

“We are ready to take it on to another level and the confidence we now have will help us.”

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GARCIA: REDS ARE NOW CONTENDERS
Jimmy Rice 21 October 2008
Luis Garcia has spoken of his pleasure at watching the Rafalution take shape from afar - and claims Liverpool are now realistic challengers for the Barclays Premier League title.
The Spanish playmaker could line up against his former club for Atletico in the Vicente Calderon on Wednesday night.

Having watched the Reds dispatch the likes of Man Utd, Everton and Marseille in impressive fashion, Garcia knows he and his current teammates are in for a tough ride.

Whatever the result in Madrid, the 30-year-old expects Liverpool to be fighting for top honours both home and abroad this season.

“The team and the squad is getting stronger each year, and I am sure that Rafa Benitez deep down believes he can take the team closer to the league this season even though he may never show it publicly,” Garcia told LFC Magazine.

"I have watched and you can see the team growing. If they continue in this way they could win the league.

“When I first joined, Chelsea were far better than us, but the gap is closing and Liverpool can now win the league.”

Garcia scored 10 Champions League goals for Liverpool, the most famous of which came at Anfield against Juventus and Chelsea en route to Istanbul in 2005.

Atletico will be hoping the winger can re-discover his goalscoring touch on Wednesday, but the man himself admits it would feel strange to net against the Reds.

He said: “I am always happy to score goals and I am an Atletico player now. In my heart I would feel strange, and I would say sorry because I wouldn’t feel any joy scoring against Liverpool.”

On how he looks back on his Anfield career, Garcia added: "It makes me happy that Liverpool fans look back and appreciate what I gave to the team.

“There were times last year when I wished I was back there. When I watched Liverpool games and thought I could add something to the team, I became frustrated.”

Garcia is not an automatic choice for Atletico boss Javier Aguirre, though after impressing against PSV earlier in Group D he’s hopeful of playing a part against Gerrard and co.

“I have played in a few positions so far this season, mainly on the right but the boss knows I can also play as a striker,” he said.

"There have been games that I have switched to that role and confused the opposition. It worked against PSV and I set up a goal.

“Whether we try that against Liverpool is different because Rafa understands my game and will know what to try if I do that.”

He added: "When I first arrived things were not working out the way I expected when I decided to leave Liverpool.

“I was thinking all the time that I had made the wrong decision to come back to Spain. But this season things have been more positive, I feel a lot better about my game.”

Wednesday’s match will be followed in two weeks’ time by the return at Anfield.

Garcia claims it will be one of the most emotional nights of his football life.

He said: "The game in Liverpool will be very special for me. In terms of sentimentality, the biggest of my career.

"I was not able to say goodbye properly when I left because I was injured at the end of the season, it was the worst way possible to finish my career there.

“I was so happy there and am desperate to play one more game at Anfield.”

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TOUR AND MUSEUM

“The very word Anfield means more to me than I can describe.” - Bill Shankly

Anfield - the name alone conjures up a million and one memories; be they good or bad, happy or sad, tragic or triumphant.

It is one of the oldest and most famous football grounds in the world. Originally the home of Everton Football Club between 1884 and 1892, Anfield has long since become synonymous with Liverpool Football Club and the amazing success achieved by The Reds.

Over the years some of football’s greatest names have graced the hallowed turf (which is actually grown from seed) and contributed to some of the most memorable matches ever played. Just think Inter Milan 1965, St Etienne 1976, Chelsea 2005 & 2008, to name but four! You will all have your own special memories.

The legendary Anfield atmosphere, associated with the Spion Kop Stand, but actually made by all the 45,000 squeezed into this intimate, cauldron of a ground, is renowned throughout the world. The flags, banners, wit and singing have even been celebrated on television, radio, film, CD and DVD.

“It’s the atmosphere that I love. It’s unbelievable. I’ve played in a lot of stadia, but for me there is nothing like playing at Liverpool.” -Thierry Henry

With plans to create a new LFC Stadium close by in Stanley Park you will want to see Anfield Stadium before it finally becomes history itself, and there is an excellent Stadium Tour, which runs most (non-match) days.

Club History Downloadable PDFs

The Stadium Tour will take you on a walk from the Players’ Tunnel down into the dressing rooms (the Home Dressing room extensively refurbished in the summer of 2008), view the Referee’s Room, imagine standing in front of the cameras in the interview areas, and then touch the famous This is Anfield sign as you walk down the Players’ Tunnel to the sound of 45,000 cheering fans!

“The dressing room has been like this for a lifetime and it’s like a listed building” - Fernando Torres

“Incredible… I love it. The great crowd Liverpool has in the Kop End!” - Jose Mourinho

Sit in the dug out, and then visit the Kop Stand - the largest single tier stand in Europe - accompanied the whole time by two knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides who will tell you all abut the club and give you behind-the-scenes insights into match day!

You can then explore the Museum, packed with history from the very earliest days - see a blue and white player’s shirt as first worn by Liverpool in 1892! - right up to Xabi Alonso’s boots and the match ball from the 2005 Champions League Final, and now, the 2008 Premier League Reserve Trophy.

See the five European Cups, making Liverpool FC one of only three clubs to have ever won this great prize five times or more. See also the F A Cup, League Cup, UEFA Cup, Super Cup and of course, the First Division League trophy - won a record-breaking 18 times - and many other trophies, medals, shirts, programmes, banners and other unique memorabilia.

The Museum and Stadium Tour has been breaking all previous attendance records in recent years; now in the region of 150,000 visits a year and Anfield is truly a ‘must-see destination’ for any visitor to the City of Liverpool.

Whether an avid Liverpool supporter, a follower of another team in the UK, or across the World, or dragged along by a loved one and with no interest in football, this is a chance to see behind the scenes of one of the World’s great ‘sporting cathedrals’.

LFC Museum & Stadium Tour Breaks New Visitor Records

The LFC Museum & Stadium Tour at Anfield has, yet again, broken all previous visitor records.
In July 2008 a massive 20,163 visits were recorded, a leap from 14,038 in July 2007 and the biggest total for any July since the Musuem and Tour commenced trading in 1997.
Since January 1st 2008, 96,498 people have visited Anfield, another record and a significant increase of 15,222 from this time last year!
There is no doubt that Anfield has now become one of the ‘must see’ destinations in the City of Liverpool, boosted by the presence of Fernando Torres and Robbie Keane - two players who have enormous ‘pulling power’ for Spanish, Irish and of course Reds fans across the globe.
As a result of this huge increase in visitor numbers, spaces on the stadium tour are now EXTREMELY LIMITED, until September 2008.
There are no places on a tour before 20th August, and few after that. Please do not call asking for a Tour before 20th August.
However, the MUSEUM is available every day to walk-up visitors.

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YOUTH PROFILES
Liverpool FC Youth Squad - 2008 - 09
Name Role
Thomas Ince 1st Year
Alex Cooper 1st Year
Christopher Buchtmann 1st Year
Deale Chamberlain 1st Year
Lauri Dalla Valle 1st Year
Hakan Duyan 1st Year
James Ellison 1st Year
Pajtim Kasami 1st Year
Jack Metcalf 1st Year
Adam Pepper 1st Year
Michael Roberts 1st Year
Name Role
David Amoo 2nd Year
Joe Kennedy 2nd Year
Sean Highdale 2nd Year
Chris Oldfield 2nd Year
Marvin Pourie 2nd Year
Alex Kacaniklic 2nd Year
Name Role
Michael Scott 3rd Year
Astrit Ajdarevic 3rd Year
Shane O’Connor 3rd Year

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红军副队察觉自毁长城之危险 铁腰时刻准备叛逃

2008年10月14日18:00
来源：搜狐体育 作者：贝斯
搜狐体育讯 新赛季的英超联赛已经战罢七轮，利物浦球迷惊喜的发现他们的球队目前与切尔西几分相同，仅仅以净胜球的劣势而屈居第二，这与之前18年中红军的疲软表现相比大有脱胎换骨之势。但是利物浦主力中卫卡拉格则警告他的队友们，不可因球队的优异开局而放松了警惕。

利物浦副队长认为现在就谈论球队18年来的首个顶级联赛冠军还为时过早。“人们应该停止谈论我们所取得的伟大开局。我常常问自己‘我们仅仅踢了七场比赛，而我们是利物浦，难道我们不应该取得这样的成绩吗？’”卡拉格表示说，“我们不是胡尔城，利物浦需要的也不是昙花一现。”

“如果在明年三月份的时候我们依然处在这个位置，那么我不介意人们谈论可能到手的冠军。不过现在我们最好还是做好本职工作，踢好每一场比赛，这样利物浦才有可能重新登顶。与夸夸其谈相比，球队的实际行动更具说服力。”

卡拉格的担忧并非空穴来风，除了球场上瞬息万变的形式之外，场外的因素也是不可忽视的重要环节。球队中场大将阿隆索整个夏天都与尤文图斯联系在了一起，虽然主教练拉涅利在上周曾经公开表示西班牙人的速度太慢，不适合斑马军团的战术体系，不过阿隆索却在今天承认，自己仍然有可能登陆都灵的阿尔皮球场。

拉涅利在上周评价阿隆索道：“他是一名伟大的球员，这一点毋庸置疑。但是令我难以理解的是，这样一名出色的球员在中场的移动速度为什么会这么慢。在贝尼特斯的利物浦中，到处都有工兵型的球员，他们的两翼也能给中路提供很好的支持，所以阿隆索在利物浦踢得很舒服也很出色。但是在尤文图斯，卡莫拉内西和内德维德不可能提供这样的支持，因此阿隆索会发现他在这里将步履维艰。”

不过阿隆索本人到并不在意这些，相反他对《太阳报》透露道；“尤文图斯告诉我他们的战术和利物浦完全不同，这也是为什么他们选择了鲍尔森。但是意大利人仍然想要我，我也要感谢他们的诚实。虽然说在利物浦踢球并不坏，但是尤文图斯也是意大利和欧洲最有影响力的俱乐部之一。”

除了“老妇人”之外，西甲的瓦伦西亚也有意引进这名中场大将。在经过了上赛季的动荡之后，本赛季的“蝙蝠军团”又重新显示了强队本色，目前以5胜1平保持不败的骄人战绩暂居西甲积分榜第一。俱乐部主管费尔南多-戈麦斯表示：“阿隆索是那种在任何球队都能体现出价值的球员，我们正在考虑提出正式报价。”

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利物浦官网今天公布了欧足联对马德里竞技的处罚决定，由于在冠军杯第二轮小组赛对马赛的比赛中发生球迷骚乱，欧足联决定接下来马竞的两场冠军杯比赛将被安排到中立场地进行。马竞主帅阿吉雷因为行为失当，对利物浦的比赛将不得在场内和更衣室指挥。这一决定也意味着托雷斯将无缘重返卡尔德隆球场。

针对欧足联的决定，利物浦新闻发言人表示：“我们将和欧足联密切联系，任何进展我们将及时通知球迷。”CEO帕里认为：“我认为这个决定有点晚了，我们已经有3000球迷购买了客场比赛的门票的机票，并安排好了行程。如果比赛场地距离马德里市至少300公里以外，我认为将给球迷带来很大不便，并产生额外的支出。欧足联在仲裁时应该充分考虑到这些因素。”

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欧足联的处罚决定很可能令托雷斯重回卡尔德隆的梦想破灭，他在接受西班牙媒体采访时表示：“我等待这场比赛很久了，这样的新闻无疑是最糟糕、最不愿听到的。我很渴望回到（卡尔德隆），我不知道这个决定是不是最终判罚，我希望能够找到解决的办法。因为这些事件（对马赛球迷骚乱）关闭球场，这说不过去，但如果真的发生了，我们也只能接受。”

门将雷纳表示：“这对所有在利物浦的西班牙球员来说都是个巨大打击，当然费尔南多是最难过的，他非常渴望回卡尔德隆。我们原本都向朋友承诺了球票，但现在计划全变了。”
(责编：韩冰)

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根据《利物浦回声报》的报道，针对欧足联处罚马德里竞技的决定，利物浦CEO帕里昨天已经正式向英足总求助，请求英足总与欧足联进行斡旋，英足总将向欧足联递呈书面报告，要求欧足联充分考虑这一处罚对利物浦球迷带来的不便，慎重裁决。据悉，大约有4000名利物浦球迷原计划前往马德里。

贝尼特斯在官网表示，欧足联的处罚决定对利物浦球迷不公平：“我们知道球迷们有多忠诚，他们不远万里去支持我们，他们对俱乐部有着令人难以置信的热情，每年都要花费巨额的费用跑遍欧洲，我们对此深表感激。这就是为什么我们对处罚感到担心，欧足联认为必须对（球迷骚乱）有所动作，这一点我们理解，但也许现在做这样的决定太迟了，这么晚决定更换球场将给我们的球迷带来巨大麻烦，这对他们是不公平的。”

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贝尼特斯在利物浦官网表示，周末对维根不能再重蹈上赛季覆辙，务必尽快解决比赛：“对维根我们不能有任何放松，上赛季我们就在他们身上丢掉了两分。那是场糟糕的比赛，我认为我们该赢，但如果想避免这种局面，你就必须打进第二球杀死比赛。我们知道英超很困难，所有球队都有着出色的身体对抗，充满意志力，因此我们必须对比赛足够警惕和小心，当然现在我们更有自信心，我们希望尽快进球，早点终结悬念。”

贝尼特斯暗示阿格尔有望首发：“我们要看看再决定，阿格尔今天和我们一起训练，海皮亚我们还要再确定一下，通常参加完国家队比赛的球员都有（受伤）风险，选择很困难，他们都是好球员。每个位置上有两人很重要，现在我们还有三个中卫，我认为情况仍然很好。”

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欧足联推迟马竞处罚决定 托雷斯伤缺两场关键战

2008年10月17日01:35
来源：搜狐体育 作者：尤丁
搜狐体育讯 这几天摆在利物浦面前的主要有两件烦心事，一是下周四的欧冠客场的球场问题，二是球队头号杀手托雷斯的伤情。今天这两件事都有了定论，但结果对利物浦来说可谓喜忧参半。利物浦与马竞的欧冠比赛仍将按原计划在卡尔德隆球场举行，但是受伤的托雷斯则要缺席10至15天，这期间的3场比赛中正好包括这场“回家”的欧冠小组赛。

北京时间16日晚，欧足联官方宣布推暂缓此前对马德里竞技的两场主场禁赛处罚，这也就意味着下周中利物浦与马德里竞技的欧冠比赛仍将在卡尔德隆球场举行。欧足联的一名发言人表示，这并不意味着马竞将不再受到处罚，欧足联将会在10月31日于瑞士尼翁举行的听证会之后再作最后决定。

本月1日，马德里竞技队在主场迎战马赛队的欧冠小组赛前发生了严重的骚乱事件，导致许多球迷和警察受伤。本周二欧足联宣布将对卡尔德隆球场（马竞主场）欧冠联赛禁赛两场的处罚，马竞在接下来的两个欧冠主场比赛必须在中立球场进行。欧足联的这个决定让期待10余年后在卡尔德隆再次迎来欧冠比赛的马德里竞技无法接受，除后他们提出了上诉，欧足联鉴于事件的特殊性，便推迟了此前作出的处罚决定。

此前得知比赛很可能无法在卡尔德隆球场举行时，利物浦俱乐部上下虽然表示理解，但更多是遗憾，尤其是托雷斯。2001年至2007年间，托雷斯曾效力于马德里竞技，并在多达230场比赛中打进87球，一度成为床单军团的象征，2007年夏天他以2650万英镑的身价转会利物浦。此前听说马竞主场遭禁时，西班牙金童无比遗憾，他表示自己非常渴望能再次面对家乡的球迷。

如今托雷斯终于可以“回家”踢球了，本来是好事，但这是建立在他能随队前往西班牙的基础上——昨天世预赛欧洲区的赛场上传来不好的消息，托雷斯受伤了。西班牙客场2比1逆转比利时的比赛中，托雷斯仅仅出场了17分钟便因伤退出，赛后的检查结果表明，西班牙金童将缺席10到15天左右，这也意味着红军接下来的3场比赛里球迷都不会看到托雷斯的身影，其中就包括下周四客场挑战马德里竞技的欧冠比赛和下周末客场挑战切尔西的英超比赛。

利物浦主教练贝尼特斯得知此事后表示非常失望，他说：“我对此非常失望，因为看上去我们将会在3场非常重要的比赛中失去托雷斯。”同时，他也埋怨正是国家队比赛的密集性令他失去爱将：“国际比赛实在是太多了，球员的压力很大。应该好好分析目前的情况，因为这让球员们冒着非常大的受伤风险。”

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红军第5次逆转不足喜 为何说这次不该称赞该反思
时间：2008-10-19 03:34来源 TOM足球 作者：Redknapp

TOM体育讯 3：2逆转为维根，这已经是利物浦本赛季第5次上演逆转，红军艰难拿下三分，12年来最佳开局还在继续，这是一个争冠的好兆头，但同样给利物浦敲响了警钟。

一支志在争冠的球队，必须具备在逆境中奋起的气质和性格，这一点贝尼特斯的利物浦从不缺乏，他们已经奉上无数经典，远如05年冠军杯决赛、06年足总杯决赛，近如2：1逆转死敌曼联，都证明红军充满血性和斗志。

贝尼特斯赛后再次表扬了球队的战斗精神：“（半场落后）迫使我们需要做出很多改变，球队展现出了个性，我们不断用传球的压迫对手，队员们坚信能赢回来，最终我们依靠这种信念拿下了比赛。”绝杀功臣库伊特也表示：“我们一直相信能够赢下来，我们有能力进球，信念帮助我们又一次逆转，这令人难以置信。

但并不是每一场逆转都值得称赞，比如今天对维根。贝尼特斯在赛后透露：“比赛结束后，我告诉队员们，他们本应该让比赛更简单一些。”有记者问是否享受从落后往回追的感觉，西班牙人甚至开玩笑地表示：“我会和医生谈谈再说。”

贝尼特斯显然不会对这样的过程满意，本周他一直在强调，对维根要尽快解决比赛，然而事与愿违，利物浦上半时的表现又一次令人失望。贝尼特斯赛后称：“比赛开始阶段我们的表现太糟糕了，他们总是能抢到第二点，控制了比赛。当我们开始好转的时候，他们又打进了第二球。”

新赛季至今，利物浦联赛13个进球只有2个在上半时打进，其中还有一个是布朗乌龙。相反，从托雷斯到杰拉德，从卡拉格到库伊特，13个进球中竟有8球是在最后20分钟打进，其中最后10分钟打进5球4次绝杀比赛，红军永不放弃的精神固然值得称道，但诚如卡拉格所言：“每次都如此如履薄冰，总有翻船的时候。”

值得注意的是，利物浦近两轮能够连续逆转，除了自身努力外，曼城和维根都在70分钟后因为吃到红牌少打一人，这成为比赛转折点，利物浦由此得到连续围攻的机会，贝尼特斯也一改相对保守的对位换人，连续加派攻击手，最终赌博收到奇效。但逆转需要主客观因素共同作用，并不是每一次落后都会有这样的机会，赌博也不是每次都能赢。

贝尼特斯赛后表示：“我并不喜欢逆转，我更喜欢上半时就进1-3个，英超很困难，领先非常重要。”《卫报》也对利物浦的逆转不以为然：“库伊特保住了红军脸面。”要争夺联赛锦标，利物浦不该以“逆转王”为荣，更应该检讨为何总是陷入这种被动局面。对比赛具备足够的控制力，远比逆转更有冠军相

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贝尼特斯明夏必将离开红军 5大亲信恐将协同撤离

作者：ytwuhdgf
时间： 2008-10-20 11:31:13

北京时间10月20日，据英国《镜报》报道，经济危机侵袭全球，足球产业也未能幸免。英超利物浦的老板吉列和希克斯近日就因为到底该由谁来掌控俱乐部发生了矛盾，因此让球队部分事务遭到延误，其中主帅贝尼特斯的续约问题尤为引人关注。

当然，续约陷入僵局的不止贝帅一人，库伊特、阿格都面临着同样的问题，其中库伊特的合同就只剩下18个月，考虑到荷兰人最近神勇的表现续约也是迫在眉睫的事情。

不过，最让红军球迷担心的还是主帅贝尼特斯的续约问题，新赛季甫一开始利物浦高层就曾允诺会给贝帅提供一份更加丰厚的新合同，但却迟迟没有兑现。眼看着利物浦赛季开始后欧冠英超双线高歌猛进，初露冠军峥嵘，内部动荡的尤文又频频抛来橄榄枝，让利物浦球迷和媒体如坐针毡，要求赶快与贝帅续约的呼声不绝于耳。一旦主帅的不稳定可能造成利物浦全队崩溃性的撤离，托雷斯、阿隆索、雷纳以及别的西班牙球员大多唯贝帅马首是瞻，一旦贝尼特斯真的离开，他们中大部分人很可能会追随贝帅而去，考虑这些西班牙球员大多是球队的主力，这样造成的损失是利物浦难以承受的。

对于球迷们的担心和媒体的揣测，贝尼特斯在接受《镜报》采访时就强调要集中精力到比赛上来，他说，“我目前的合同还有些时候（不足两年），我当然希望新合同，但是现在联赛和欧冠正是关键时刻我们必须要咬住，我不能为这些事情（指续约）而分心，包括我和球员们都要将精力集中在比赛中。”

贝帅这番颇识大体的表态让人们可以暂时宽心，不过只要他一天不和球队续约大家的心就一天悬在空中，所以利物浦高层当务之急还是要赶快将贝帅的新合同拿出来。

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根据《每日邮报》的报道，利物浦门将雷纳承认，去年12月29日，他在利物浦南部Menlove大街驾车时速超过40英里，这样他被罚款250英镑，驾照被记录3个罚分，另外还需要支付65英镑的起诉费，以及15英镑赔偿费。有报道称雷纳驾车的时速超过了90英里，他的律师尼克-弗里曼表示：“法院没有提及时速，但他承认确实超过了40英里。”

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利物浦本周将迎来魔鬼赛程，冠军杯客场对马德里竞技，联赛榜首大战客场对切尔西。贝尼特斯在利物浦官网表示，球队要保持良好的精神面貌迎接苦战：“周末击败维根的比赛，球队展示了非常好的精神，我们展示了每场必胜的信念。英超联赛很艰难，这个赛季我们的精神状态非常理想。我们要保持这样的精神面貌，特别是本周。

贝尼特斯认为，现在还不是谈论争冠的时候：“我相信球员们本周会有良好表现，我们展现了一支胜利之队应该具备的个性和正确的心态。但面对接下来的比赛，现在讨论这个赛季能得到锦标或奖杯还太早了，我们必须保持现在的走势。任何时候都要集中于一场比赛，而不是展望未来。”

面对周末的榜首大战，利物浦会不会在欧冠有所保留？贝尼特斯说不：“对我来说，现在最重要的是马德里竞技，而不是切尔西。我们必须选择一支足够击败马竞的球队，然后再考虑怎样对付切尔西。”

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尼古拉斯首演
2001年的今天，尼古拉斯·安内尔卡首次代表红军上场，球队凭借利特马宁和斯米切尔的进球2:1击败维拉。

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Rafael Benitez
Job Title : Manager
Former Clubs as Staff : Valladolid , Osasuna , Extremadura , Tenerife , Valencia
Former Clubs as Player : Real Madrid, Parla, Linares.
Date of Birth : 16/04/1960
Birthplace : Madrid
Joined : 2004
Honours as Staff : Champions League 2005, FA Cup 2006

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助理教练

Sammy Lee
Job Title : Assistant Manager
Date of Birth : 07/02/1959
Birthplace : Liverpool
Joined : 2008

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一队教练

Mauricio Pellegrino
Job Title : First-team Coach
Date of Birth : 05/10/1971
Birthplace : Leones, Argentina
Joined : 2008