Source : Liverpollfc.tv
Liverpool's European Record (overall): Pld 299 Won 171 Drawn 64 Lost 64.
Liverpool's record in European Cup: Pld 168 Won 99 Drawn 35 Lost 34.
This is Liverpool's 300th game in European competition.
The next win will be Liverpool's 100th in the European Cup. Their first came in August 1964 when they won 5-0 in Reykjavik.
In order to reach the semi-finals Liverpool will have to become the first visiting team ever to score three goals at Stamford Bridge in a European game.
If Liverpool bow out of the competition tonight it will be only the fourth time in 14 quarter-finals they have been eliminated. Their previous defeats came at the hands of CSKA Sofia (1982), Widzew Lodz (1983) and Bayer Leverkusen (2002).
The Reds have won just four of the previous 17 games in Europe against English opposition drawing seven times and losing six.
Liverpool have never beaten an English team in European competition away from home. In eight trips they have drawn four and lost four scoring just four goals.
The Reds have scored only twice in four previous Champions League visits to Stamford Bridge.
Steven Gerrard has scored in two quarter-final stages of the Champions League. If he scores in this game he will equal Sami Hyypia's club record of three.
If Steven scores again during this campaign he will break the club record of seven European Cup goals in a season currently held by Roger Hunt (1964-65), Gerrard himself (2005-06), Peter Crouch (2006-07) and Dirk Kuyt last season.
Gerrard has scored 32 goals in Europe, the most by any British player for one English club. His next goal will take him past Alan Shearer whose 32 goals came with two clubs (30 for Newcastle and 2 for Blackburn). He is still some way behind Ruud Van Nistelrooy who scored 38 for Manchester United while Thierry Henry has hit the most for a British club - 42 for Arsenal.
Only Barcelona's Lionel Messi (8) has scored more Champions League goals this season than Liverpool's captain.
No player has ever scored a hat-trick for Liverpool at Stamford Bridge while Chelsea's last against the Reds came from George Mills on this ground in August 1937.
Liverpool have been involved in three European penalty shoot-outs (winning them all) and have won ten out of 11 in all competitions.
The Reds biggest victory on this ground came in December 1989 when they won 5-2 in the league on the way to winning their last title. Since then they have won twice in 25 visits in all competitions without scoring three in a game.
Only twice in 75 visits have Liverpool achieved a result at Stamford Bridge that would earn them outright victory in the tie. On another two occasions they have won 3-1 which would take it into extra time.
Selasa, 14 April 2009
Chelsea vs Liverpool FC (2nd Leg)
i don't think the tie is over , Liverpool have shown us in the past some memorable comebacks , they have the quality to do it..
Isnin, 13 April 2009
Objek pelik di JB
Oleh AFIFI HAFIZ M. NOR
berita@kosmo.com.my
DUA cahaya misteri (dalam bulatan) yang dirakam oleh Zamri di Larkin, Johor Bahru
JOHOR BAHRU - Objek terbang tidak dikenali (UFO) muncul di Johor Bahru?
Seorang pereka grafik, Mohd. Zamri Zain, 30, mendakwa melihat objek bercahaya seakan-akan UFO berlegar-legar di ruang udara di Taman Dato' Onn, Larkin di sini bermula pukul 10 malam kelmarin.
Menurut Zamri, objek tersebut dikatakan boleh dilihat di ruang udara beberapa jam sebelum ia hilang diliputi awan.
Katanya, objek bercahaya tersebut sebelum ini didakwa pernah muncul beberapa kali sejak awal bulan Mac lalu dan ia disedari oleh abangnya, Zaid Zain, 43.
"Selama ini saya hanya mendengar cerita daripada abang saya, tetapi bila saya lihat sendiri malam tadi (semalam) saya terpegun.
"Terdapat dua objek bercahaya dan salah satunya bergerak-gerak ke kanan dan ke kiri," katanya yang datang ke pejabat Kosmo! di sini semalam.
Zamri memberitahu, beliau telah merakam beberapa 'aksi' pergerakan objek bercahaya tersebut melalui kamera digital miliknya.
"Saya yakin objek bercahaya itu bukan disebabkan oleh laser lampu atau pantulan cahaya dari kapal terbang mahupun pesawat.
"Ini kerana jika objek bercahaya itu adalah cahaya laser lampu ia tidak mungkin boleh dilihat ketika awan meliputi langit," katanya.
berita@kosmo.com.my
DUA cahaya misteri (dalam bulatan) yang dirakam oleh Zamri di Larkin, Johor Bahru
JOHOR BAHRU - Objek terbang tidak dikenali (UFO) muncul di Johor Bahru?
Seorang pereka grafik, Mohd. Zamri Zain, 30, mendakwa melihat objek bercahaya seakan-akan UFO berlegar-legar di ruang udara di Taman Dato' Onn, Larkin di sini bermula pukul 10 malam kelmarin.
Menurut Zamri, objek tersebut dikatakan boleh dilihat di ruang udara beberapa jam sebelum ia hilang diliputi awan.
Katanya, objek bercahaya tersebut sebelum ini didakwa pernah muncul beberapa kali sejak awal bulan Mac lalu dan ia disedari oleh abangnya, Zaid Zain, 43.
"Selama ini saya hanya mendengar cerita daripada abang saya, tetapi bila saya lihat sendiri malam tadi (semalam) saya terpegun.
"Terdapat dua objek bercahaya dan salah satunya bergerak-gerak ke kanan dan ke kiri," katanya yang datang ke pejabat Kosmo! di sini semalam.
Zamri memberitahu, beliau telah merakam beberapa 'aksi' pergerakan objek bercahaya tersebut melalui kamera digital miliknya.
"Saya yakin objek bercahaya itu bukan disebabkan oleh laser lampu atau pantulan cahaya dari kapal terbang mahupun pesawat.
"Ini kerana jika objek bercahaya itu adalah cahaya laser lampu ia tidak mungkin boleh dilihat ketika awan meliputi langit," katanya.
Big Rafa 4 vs Big Sam 0
super peformance from Liverpool ......stunning goal from Torres .....so early in the game ....Blackburn never really got a look in .....a good day for the fans .
-ajibynwa-
Hillsborough Memorial day..
April 15 1989: Fans desperately try to climb out of the crush in the terraces at Leppings Lane.
Source : Wikipedia.
Hillsborough Stadium was segregated between the opposing fans as was customary at all large matches, the Liverpool supporters being assigned to the Leppings Lane End of the stadium. Kick-off was scheduled for 3:00 pm, with fans advised to take up their positions fifteen minutes beforehand. On the day of the match both radio and television advised that supporters without tickets should not attend.
It was reported that many fans arriving from Lancashire and around had been delayed by unannounced roadworks on the M62 motorway over the Pennines.
Between 2:30 pm and 2:40 pm, there was a considerable build-up of fans in the small area outside the turnstile entrances to the Leppings Lane End, all eager to enter the stadium quickly before the match started. A bottleneck developed with more fans arriving than could enter the two cages set in the middle of the Leppings Lane stand. People who had been refused entry could not leave the area because of the crush behind them but remained as an obstruction. The fans outside could hear the cheering from inside as the teams came on the pitch ten minutes before the match started, and again as the match kicked-off, but could not get in; the start was not delayed while the fans got in. Security opened a side gate to eject someone, and 20 people rushed in through it. With an estimated 5,000 fans trying to get through the turnstiles, and increasing security concerns over crushing outside the turnstiles, the police, to avoid deaths outside the ground, opened a set of gates, intended as an exit, which did not have turnstiles (Gate C). This caused a rush of supporters through the gate into the stadium.
The result was that an influx of many thousands of fans through a narrow tunnel at the rear of the terrace, and into the two already-overcrowded central pens, caused a huge crush at the front of the terrace, where people were being pressed up against the fencing by the weight of the crowd behind them. The people entering were unaware of the problems at the fence—police or stewards would normally have stood at the entrance to the tunnel if the central pens had reached capacity, and would have directed fans to the side pens, but on this occasion they did not, for reasons which have never been fully explained.
For some time, the problem at the front was not noticed by anybody other than those affected; the attention of most people was absorbed by the match, which had already begun. It was not until 3:06 pm that the referee, after being advised by the police, stopped the match several minutes after fans had started climbing the fence to escape the crush. By this time, a small gate in the fencing had been forced open and some fans escaped via this route; others continued to climb over the fencing, and still other fans were pulled to safety by fellow fans in the West Stand directly above the Leppings Lane terrace. Finally the fence broke under pressure of people.
Liverpool fans desperately try to climb the fence onto the safety of the pitch
Fans were packed so tightly in the pens that many died standing up of compressive asphyxia. The pitch quickly started to fill with people sweating and gasping for breath and injured by crushing, and with the bodies of the dead. The police, stewards and ambulance service present at the stadium were overwhelmed. Uninjured fans helped as best they could, many attempting CPR and some tearing down advertising hoardings to act as makeshift stretchers.
As these events unfolded, some police officers were still being deployed to make a cordon three-quarters of the way down the pitch, with the aim of preventing Liverpool supporters reaching the Nottingham Forest supporters at the opposite end of the stadium. Some fans tried to break through the police cordon to ferry injured supporters to waiting ambulances, and were forcibly turned back. (44 ambulances had arrived at the stadium, but police prevented all but one from entering, and that one was forced to turn back due to the vast amount of people who needed help.)
A total of 94 people died on the day, with 766 other fans being injured and around 300 being taken to hospital. Four days later, the death toll reached 95 when 14-year-old Lee Nicol died in hospital from his injuries. The final death toll became 96 in March 1993, when Tony Bland died after remaining in a coma for nearly four years.
96 dead :
John Alfred Anderson , Thomas Howard , Colin Mark Ashcroft , Thomas Anthony Howard , James Gary Aspinall , Eric George Hughes , Kester Roger Marcus Ball, Alan Johnston , Gerard Bernard Patrick Baron , Christine Anne Jones, Simon Bell , Gary Philip Jones, Barry Sidney Bennett , Richard Jones , David John Benson , Nicholas Peter Joynes , David William Birtle , Anthony Peter Kelly, Tony Bland , Michael David Kelly , Paul David Brady , Carl David Lewis , Andrew Mark Brookes , David William Mather, Carl Brown , Brian Christopher Mathews, David Steven Brown , Francis Joseph McAllister, Henry Thomas Burke , John McBrien , Peter Andrew Burkett , Marion Hazel McCabe, Paul William Carlile , Joseph Daniel McCarthy , Raymond Thomas Chapman , Peter McDonnell , Gary Christopher Church , Alan McGlone , Joseph Clark , Keith McGrath, Paul Clark , Paul Brian Murray , Gary Collins , Lee Nicol , Stephen Paul Copoc , Stephen Francis O'Neill , Tracey Elizabeth Cox , Jonathon Owens, James Philip Delaney , William Roy Pemberton , Christopher Barry Devonside , Carl William Rimmer , Christopher Edwards , David George Rimmer , Vincent Michael Fitzsimmons , Graham John Roberts , Thomas Steven Fox ,Steven Joseph Robinson , Jon-Paul Gilhooley , Henry Charles Rogers , Barry Glover , Colin Andrew Hugh William Sefton , Ian Thomas Glover , Inger Shah , Derrick George Godwin , Paula Ann Smith , Roy Harry Hamilton , Adam Edward Spearritt , Philip Hammond , Philip John Steele , Eric Hankin , David Leonard Thomas , Gary Harrison , Patrik John Thompson , Stephen Francis Harrison , Peter Reuben Thompson , Peter Andrew Harrison , Stuart Paul William Thompson , David Hawley , Peter Francis Tootle, James Robert Hennessy, Paul Anthony Hewitson, Martin Kevin Traynor, Carl Darren Hewitt , Kevin Tyrrell , Nicholas Michael Hewitt , Colin Wafer , Sarah Louise Hicks, Ian David Whelan,Victoria Jane Hicks , Martin Kenneth Wild , Gordon Rodney Horn , Kevin Daniel Williams ,Arthur Horrocks , Graham John Wright
May their soul Rest in Peace.
You will never walk alone.
-ajibynwa-
Hati-hati guna Friendster,Facebook, MySpace...
RAMAI yang suka menggunakan laman web sosial seperti MySpace, Friendster, Tagged dan juga Facebook untuk mencari kawan dan juga member lama di ruangan maya.
Ada yang menjadikan laman web sosial sebegini sebagai satu tempat untuk mereka berkarya.
Tidak kurang juga yang menjadikannya sebagai tempat memperjuangkan wadah dan pemikiran masing-masing. Yang penting, ia percuma dan itulah yang saya ingin kongsikan.
Lamab web sosial sekarang tidak ubah seperti blog. Dengan menggunakan umpan yang paling senang iaitu percuma, berduyun-duyun pengguna Internet akan berusaha untuk mendapat satu account bagi diri masing-masing.
Laman web sosial yang sedang meletup sekarang ialah Facebook.
Sebenarnya, ada sebahagian dark side yang tidak diketahui oleh jutaan pengguna Internet di dunia ini mengenai Facebook. Ini adalah satu teori konspirasi yang telah pun menjadi fakta benar.
Jika ada antara kita yang telah meletakkan butir-butir peribadi sebenar dalam Facebook, maknanya tiada apa lagi yang kita boleh lakukan.
Sedarkah kita siapa sebenarnya di belakang Facebook? Sedarkah kita bahawa semua data yang kita berikan itu telah pun disimpan oleh pihak perisikan antarabangsa?
Mereka boleh mengakses semua butiran mengenai kita dan dengan mudah mendapat semua butir diri tanpa perlu bertanya kepada orang lain. Dan yang lebih menyedihkan lagi, ramai daripada kita terutamanya rakyat Malaysia sudah memberikan 100 peratus informasi dan butiran diri mereka dengan tepat.
Dalam keghairahan yang kita sendiri wujudkan terhadap Facebook, kita sedikitpun tidak membaca dasar ataupun polisi yang Facebook letak dalam laman web mereka. Yang kita tahu hanyalah percuma dan sikap ramah dan jujur kita itulah yang boleh memakan diri kita sendiri sebenarnya.
Bagi pengguna kebanyakan, mungkin ia tidak akan membawa keuntungan kepada pihak itu tetapi bagi mereka yang mempunyai title sebagai professional seperti doktor, peguam, profesor, saintis dan lain-lain, mereka inilah yang dicari-cari.
Pernahkah kita atau mereka fikirkan mengenai risiko yang mereka letakkan ke atas diri mereka sendiri?
l Semua data mengenai aktiviti dimasukkan.
l Semua data mengenai kejayaan diri dimasukkan.
l Alamat, bandar, nombor telefon, kelab, pekerjaan, rekod pendidikan, minat, aktiviti harian, habis diberikan begitu sahaja.
Data-data ini akan disimpan oleh pihak perisikan sebagai data yang boleh dijadikan statistik untuk kegunaan mereka pada masa depan.
Malah, maklumat mengenai keluarga juga dimasukkan dengan selamba.
Bagi saya, bersosial di laman web tidaklah salah, tetapi berhati-hatilah dengan semua privasi diri sendiri. Jangan sesekali memberikan maklumat penting. Palsukan semua maklumat yang dirasakan tinggi privasinya.
Maklumlah.. rakyat Malaysia inikan cepat terpengaruh. Apalagi dengan benda percuma sebegini
so..berhati2lah..
-ajibynwa-
Ada yang menjadikan laman web sosial sebegini sebagai satu tempat untuk mereka berkarya.
Tidak kurang juga yang menjadikannya sebagai tempat memperjuangkan wadah dan pemikiran masing-masing. Yang penting, ia percuma dan itulah yang saya ingin kongsikan.
Lamab web sosial sekarang tidak ubah seperti blog. Dengan menggunakan umpan yang paling senang iaitu percuma, berduyun-duyun pengguna Internet akan berusaha untuk mendapat satu account bagi diri masing-masing.
Laman web sosial yang sedang meletup sekarang ialah Facebook.
Sebenarnya, ada sebahagian dark side yang tidak diketahui oleh jutaan pengguna Internet di dunia ini mengenai Facebook. Ini adalah satu teori konspirasi yang telah pun menjadi fakta benar.
Jika ada antara kita yang telah meletakkan butir-butir peribadi sebenar dalam Facebook, maknanya tiada apa lagi yang kita boleh lakukan.
Sedarkah kita siapa sebenarnya di belakang Facebook? Sedarkah kita bahawa semua data yang kita berikan itu telah pun disimpan oleh pihak perisikan antarabangsa?
Mereka boleh mengakses semua butiran mengenai kita dan dengan mudah mendapat semua butir diri tanpa perlu bertanya kepada orang lain. Dan yang lebih menyedihkan lagi, ramai daripada kita terutamanya rakyat Malaysia sudah memberikan 100 peratus informasi dan butiran diri mereka dengan tepat.
Dalam keghairahan yang kita sendiri wujudkan terhadap Facebook, kita sedikitpun tidak membaca dasar ataupun polisi yang Facebook letak dalam laman web mereka. Yang kita tahu hanyalah percuma dan sikap ramah dan jujur kita itulah yang boleh memakan diri kita sendiri sebenarnya.
Bagi pengguna kebanyakan, mungkin ia tidak akan membawa keuntungan kepada pihak itu tetapi bagi mereka yang mempunyai title sebagai professional seperti doktor, peguam, profesor, saintis dan lain-lain, mereka inilah yang dicari-cari.
Pernahkah kita atau mereka fikirkan mengenai risiko yang mereka letakkan ke atas diri mereka sendiri?
l Semua data mengenai aktiviti dimasukkan.
l Semua data mengenai kejayaan diri dimasukkan.
l Alamat, bandar, nombor telefon, kelab, pekerjaan, rekod pendidikan, minat, aktiviti harian, habis diberikan begitu sahaja.
Data-data ini akan disimpan oleh pihak perisikan sebagai data yang boleh dijadikan statistik untuk kegunaan mereka pada masa depan.
Malah, maklumat mengenai keluarga juga dimasukkan dengan selamba.
Bagi saya, bersosial di laman web tidaklah salah, tetapi berhati-hatilah dengan semua privasi diri sendiri. Jangan sesekali memberikan maklumat penting. Palsukan semua maklumat yang dirasakan tinggi privasinya.
Maklumlah.. rakyat Malaysia inikan cepat terpengaruh. Apalagi dengan benda percuma sebegini
so..berhati2lah..
-ajibynwa-
NEVER FORGOTTEN..
Liverpool's players observe a minute's silence for the 96 lives lost at Hillsborough on April 15 1989.
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