Ahad, 31 Mei 2009
Birthday boy Gerrard looks to improve
Source : http://www.thisisanfield.com
Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard turns 29 today and was given an early birthday present in London last night when he was presented with the Football Writers’ Player of the Year award.
Gerrard beat off competition from PFA Player of the Year Ryan Giggs to win the accolade and on picking up the award, the midfielder vowed to raise his game further next season to edge Liverpool closer to the Premier League title.
“I would not be standing here without my family, my wife and a few close friends are here tonight, and I have to say a big thank you to them,” he said.
“Also my club manager, Rafael Benitez, who has a lot of belief in me. He has pushed me further forwards into a role I am absolutely loving at the moment - every time I go out, I feel so confident.
“The coaches at Liverpool and England are always driving me on, trying to improve me as a player. I am 29 on Saturday and I still feel I can get better.
“I am still learning every single day in training, working on parts of my game, am still very hungry and ambitious.”
Jumaat, 29 Mei 2009
Sami Hyypia tribute..
Just to update the pre-season friendlies...
July:
Jul 15 Liverpool fc Vs FC St Gallen (AFG Arena, St Gallen)8pm
Jul 19 Liverpool fc Vs Rapid Vienna (Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna)7.15pm
Jul 22 Liverpool fc Vs Thailand (National Stadium, Bangkok)8pm
Jul 26 Liverpool fc Vs Singapore (National Stadium, Singapore)8pm
August:
Aug 2 Liverpool fc Vs Espanyol (Cornella-El Prat Stadium, Barcelona) To be confirmed
Aug 5 Liverpool fc Vs FC Lyn Oslo (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo)7pm
Aug 8 Liverpool fc Vs Atletico Madrid (Anfield, Liverpool)3pm
Jul 15 Liverpool fc Vs FC St Gallen (AFG Arena, St Gallen)8pm
Jul 19 Liverpool fc Vs Rapid Vienna (Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna)7.15pm
Jul 22 Liverpool fc Vs Thailand (National Stadium, Bangkok)8pm
Jul 26 Liverpool fc Vs Singapore (National Stadium, Singapore)8pm
August:
Aug 2 Liverpool fc Vs Espanyol (Cornella-El Prat Stadium, Barcelona) To be confirmed
Aug 5 Liverpool fc Vs FC Lyn Oslo (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo)7pm
Aug 8 Liverpool fc Vs Atletico Madrid (Anfield, Liverpool)3pm
Selasa, 26 Mei 2009
Sami Hyypia Profile
Defender Centre
Full Name: Sami Tuomas Hyypia
Born: Sun 07th October 1973 in Poorvo, Finland
Bought: 19th May 1999 from Willem II
Transfer Fee: £2600000
08/09 Appearances: 19 (4 from bench)
08/09 Goals: 2
08/09 Assists: 0
Minutes on pitch: 1364 mins
Minutes per goal: 682 mins
All LFC Appearances: 454 LFC Goals: 35
Career Appearances: 454 Career Goals: 35
Finland Appearances: 90 Goals: 5
Previous Clubs: MyPa, Willem II
Sami Hyypia Profile
Sami Hyypiä was signed by Liverpool in May 1999 from the Dutch Eredivisie side Willem II for the fee of £2.5 million.
Prior to his arrival at Liverpool, Hyypiä notably won the Finnish Cup twice with his first club MyPa in 1992 and 1995. In 1995 he had his first taste of English football on a two-week trial with Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle at the age of 22. Hyypiä was also named fan’s player of the year for Willem II in his final year for the club before his transfer to Liverpool.
Hyypiä quickly settled into the heart of Liverpool’s defence, recording over 40 appearances per season in all competitions for his first 8 seasons at the club. This reached a peak of 58 appearances as part of the Treble-winning side during 2000-2001, as Liverpool won the Worthington Cup, FA Cup and UEFA Cup in the same season.
Hyypiä’s International debut came at the age of 19, against Tunisia in November 1992. Approaching his 100th Cap, Hyypiä has scored 5 goals for his national side along the way. He made his Liverpool debut on 07th August 1999 against Sheffield Wednesday, the match finishing 2-1 in Liverpool’s favour.
Measuring a towering 6’4, Hyypiä is renowned for his qualities in the air at both ends of the pitch. A reliable defender, he also chips in with several goals per season, more often than not with his head. In 2004, following the arrival of new manager Rafael Benitez, Jamie Carragher was moved from his full-back position to the central defence, where he and Hyypiä would form a formidable partnership for opposition strikers. Ever reliable, Hyypiä was to play every minute of European football for Liverpool from November 2001 to February 2006, a total of 57 complete matches.
Hyypiä formed part of the Champion's League winning side in the 2004-2005 season, his highest honour as a player. Other honours include the UEFA Cup, 2 European Super Cups, 2 FA Cups, 2 League Cups and 2 Community Shields.
Since the arrival of central defender Daniel Agger in 2006 competition has been difficult for the central defensive spots at Liverpool, further complicated by the later arrival of Martin Skrtel in January 2008. Despite his age of 35, Hyypiä enters his 10th season for Liverpool in the 2008-2009 season after signing a new one-year contract earlier in the year.
Full Name: Sami Tuomas Hyypia
Born: Sun 07th October 1973 in Poorvo, Finland
Bought: 19th May 1999 from Willem II
Transfer Fee: £2600000
08/09 Appearances: 19 (4 from bench)
08/09 Goals: 2
08/09 Assists: 0
Minutes on pitch: 1364 mins
Minutes per goal: 682 mins
All LFC Appearances: 454 LFC Goals: 35
Career Appearances: 454 Career Goals: 35
Finland Appearances: 90 Goals: 5
Previous Clubs: MyPa, Willem II
Sami Hyypia Profile
Sami Hyypiä was signed by Liverpool in May 1999 from the Dutch Eredivisie side Willem II for the fee of £2.5 million.
Prior to his arrival at Liverpool, Hyypiä notably won the Finnish Cup twice with his first club MyPa in 1992 and 1995. In 1995 he had his first taste of English football on a two-week trial with Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle at the age of 22. Hyypiä was also named fan’s player of the year for Willem II in his final year for the club before his transfer to Liverpool.
Hyypiä quickly settled into the heart of Liverpool’s defence, recording over 40 appearances per season in all competitions for his first 8 seasons at the club. This reached a peak of 58 appearances as part of the Treble-winning side during 2000-2001, as Liverpool won the Worthington Cup, FA Cup and UEFA Cup in the same season.
Hyypiä’s International debut came at the age of 19, against Tunisia in November 1992. Approaching his 100th Cap, Hyypiä has scored 5 goals for his national side along the way. He made his Liverpool debut on 07th August 1999 against Sheffield Wednesday, the match finishing 2-1 in Liverpool’s favour.
Measuring a towering 6’4, Hyypiä is renowned for his qualities in the air at both ends of the pitch. A reliable defender, he also chips in with several goals per season, more often than not with his head. In 2004, following the arrival of new manager Rafael Benitez, Jamie Carragher was moved from his full-back position to the central defence, where he and Hyypiä would form a formidable partnership for opposition strikers. Ever reliable, Hyypiä was to play every minute of European football for Liverpool from November 2001 to February 2006, a total of 57 complete matches.
Hyypiä formed part of the Champion's League winning side in the 2004-2005 season, his highest honour as a player. Other honours include the UEFA Cup, 2 European Super Cups, 2 FA Cups, 2 League Cups and 2 Community Shields.
Since the arrival of central defender Daniel Agger in 2006 competition has been difficult for the central defensive spots at Liverpool, further complicated by the later arrival of Martin Skrtel in January 2008. Despite his age of 35, Hyypiä enters his 10th season for Liverpool in the 2008-2009 season after signing a new one-year contract earlier in the year.
Legend what a great defender and servant..
Rabu, 20 Mei 2009
Welcome 2 da World!! Airis...
Jumaat, 15 Mei 2009
Award winner Gerrard is best in world..
what can i say...hmm..i'm relieved...
yesterday i finally ended the damned exam!..
honestly im not really sure but im kinda sick n tired..
im not too sure to pass it but im hoping for it..
honestly im not really sure but im kinda sick n tired..
im not too sure to pass it but im hoping for it..
Isnin, 11 Mei 2009
3-0 for Liverpool... Good night West Ham.
I saw a lot of West Ham supporters leaving the grounds around the 70th minute. Stadium was half empty at around 80 minutes.
Disgraceful really. ..
On another note, how funny was the miss kick by Carragher and then the mess-up at the end of that play...
Kicking the ball away from himself and then tripping himself to try to get a penalty (don't remember who exactly it was). Complete joke really. Was quite funny though.
Jumaat, 8 Mei 2009
West Ham v Liverpool
very difficult game to predict.
Massive game for both clubs on Saturday
West Ham currently sit in 7th place in the league still fighting for European qualification
Liverpool are 2nd in the table and still have a slight chance of winning the premier league
In the last 3 seasons this has been a pretty close fixture at Upton Park
West Ham won last time 1-0 and lost the other two games 1-2 in hard fought contests.
Will West Ham end Liverpool's league title hopes at Upton Park on Saturday evening?
Or will Liverpool earn another hard fought victory and keep alive their slim title hopes?
How do you predict the outcome and why?
Massive game for both clubs on Saturday
West Ham currently sit in 7th place in the league still fighting for European qualification
Liverpool are 2nd in the table and still have a slight chance of winning the premier league
In the last 3 seasons this has been a pretty close fixture at Upton Park
West Ham won last time 1-0 and lost the other two games 1-2 in hard fought contests.
Will West Ham end Liverpool's league title hopes at Upton Park on Saturday evening?
Or will Liverpool earn another hard fought victory and keep alive their slim title hopes?
How do you predict the outcome and why?
Selasa, 5 Mei 2009
English duo close to Liverpool move
Source : LFC Globe
Liverpool are close to signing both Aston Villa captain Gareth Barry and Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing, according to latest reports.
Barry is the closest of the pair to sign for the Reds with a fee of £9million, potentially rising to £12m with add-ons already agreed.
The England international will be in Liverpool to finalize personal terms within the next two weeks.
Liverpool are also currently in advanced talks with Middlesbrough over Stewart Downing with a fee set to be agreed.
Downing is keen on joining the Reds and will be allowed to move in the summer if Boro get relegated to the Championship.
Liverpool are close to signing both Aston Villa captain Gareth Barry and Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing, according to latest reports.
Barry is the closest of the pair to sign for the Reds with a fee of £9million, potentially rising to £12m with add-ons already agreed.
The England international will be in Liverpool to finalize personal terms within the next two weeks.
Liverpool are also currently in advanced talks with Middlesbrough over Stewart Downing with a fee set to be agreed.
Downing is keen on joining the Reds and will be allowed to move in the summer if Boro get relegated to the Championship.
Liverpool to sign Croatian midfielder?
souce LFC Globe
Liverpool are interested in signing Croatian midfielder Danijel Pranjic from Heerenveen, his agent has confirmed.
The Croatian international has scored 16 goals in 28 games for the Dutch side and has impressed several clubs’ scouts.
His agent, Soren Lerby, has confirmed Liverpool have showed interest in the midfielder along with Real Betis and Sevilla.
“I can confirm that several English and Spanish clubs are looking at Pranjic,” Lerby said.
“Liverpool has already demonstrated an interest and Betis and Sevilla monitor him.”
Liverpool are interested in signing Croatian midfielder Danijel Pranjic from Heerenveen, his agent has confirmed.
The Croatian international has scored 16 goals in 28 games for the Dutch side and has impressed several clubs’ scouts.
His agent, Soren Lerby, has confirmed Liverpool have showed interest in the midfielder along with Real Betis and Sevilla.
“I can confirm that several English and Spanish clubs are looking at Pranjic,” Lerby said.
“Liverpool has already demonstrated an interest and Betis and Sevilla monitor him.”
SAMI: 10 YEARS IN 10 GREAT PICS
As Sami Hyypia prepares to bring his glorious Liverpool career to an end we've raided the archives to pick out some of the Finn's finest moments in a red shirt.
Liverpool today confirmed Hyypia will be joining Bayer Leverkusen on a two-year deal in the summer, but his contribution to the Reds' success over the last ten years will ensure he forever holds a special place in the heart of every Kopite.
Good luck Sami. A true Anfield legend.
The new boy looks decent...
A toast to the first of many trophies!
The Owen Cup final - 'my' finest display
Treble glory
Last-gasp glory v Wolves - a Sami favourite
It's just a friendly against Man United isn't it?
A perfect start against Juventus
Sami dares to dream...
The dream becomes reality
The dream becomes reality
Sami Hyypia - Kop legend
Liverpool today confirmed Hyypia will be joining Bayer Leverkusen on a two-year deal in the summer, but his contribution to the Reds' success over the last ten years will ensure he forever holds a special place in the heart of every Kopite.
Good luck Sami. A true Anfield legend.
The new boy looks decent...
A toast to the first of many trophies!
The Owen Cup final - 'my' finest display
Treble glory
Last-gasp glory v Wolves - a Sami favourite
It's just a friendly against Man United isn't it?
A perfect start against Juventus
Sami dares to dream...
The dream becomes reality
The dream becomes reality
Sami Hyypia - Kop legend
Isnin, 4 Mei 2009
Liverpool 3 vs Newcastle 0
Langgan:
Catatan (Atom)