30 shots, six on target, six blocked, zero goals. 76% possession to the opposition's 24%. 400 more passes attempted than the opposition. Statistically, it seems impossible.
Obviously, it's not. Because it's happened twice in three years. The above stats are from when Liverpool met Stoke at Anfield in September 2008.

By Alan Duffy

He may not have made much of an impression at Anfield, but Serbian attacker Milan Jovanovic is certainly causing a stir in Belgium.

The Anderlecht player faces a whopping five-year ban after firing an imaginary machine gun at opposition fans during a goal celebration in the clash with Bruges last month.

By Alan Duffy

Liverpool 2-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers - Premier League September 24 2011

King Kenny's Liverpool side battled hard to end a disappointing run of two league defeats in a row against a decent Wolves side.

Wolves' summer signing Roger Johnson opened the scoring with an unfortunate own-goal before Luis Suarez made it two before the break.

Liverpool FC overcame a gritty Wolves side at Anfield to end their run of two successive defeats in the BPL. So here's what I think won Liverpool FC the game....

Euro joy for starlets

Adam Morgan came off the bench to fire a brace and help keep Liverpool's NextGen Series hopes alive in a 3-0 victory over Molde at Anfield on Thursday night.

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'Craig has the qualities we need'

After securing Liverpool's seventh signing of a busy summer, Damien Comolli gives us his thoughts on Craig Bellamy's Anfield return.

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Liverpool is confident defender Martin Kelly will make a quick recovery from his hamstring injury.
The 21-year-old, who missed the end of last season due to a similar fitness problem, was forced off after half-an-hour of last weekend's win over Bolton at Anfield.
But first-team coach Steve Clarke is optimistic Kelly will soon be back in action, which could suggest he may return for the trip to Stoke after the international break on 10th September.

Midfielder Joe Cole is looking forward to a fresh challenge after joining French champions Lille on a season-long loan deal from Liverpool.
The England international completed the move on transfer deadline day to end a summer of speculation over his future.
The 29-year-old had failed to establish himself at Anfield since arriving on a free transfer last summer and had fallen well down manager Kenny Dalglish's pecking order.

Christian Poulsen has revealed he was persuaded to leave Liverpool by Evian coach Pascal Dupraz.
The 31-year-old was signed by former Liverpool coach Roy Hodgson for £4.5million from Juventus last season.
Poulsen arrived at Anfield with an impressive reputation but struggled to find his best form at Liverpool.

Liverpool striker David N'Gog has completed his deadline day move to Bolton.
The French striker, who joined the club from Paris Saint Germain in 2008, has failed to live up to expectations and following the signings of Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez in January, has found his first team opportunities limited.

Manchester City were at the heart of two of the most surprising deals on transfer deadline day but the world's richest club did not spend a penny as Owen Hargreaves and Craig Bellamy were given the chance to resurrect their careers.
Bellamy left the Wales training camp on Wednesday afternoon and flew into Liverpool for surprise talks with his former club.

Philipp Degen available on free transfer after being released by Liverpool

Defender has been released by Kenny Dalglish after enduring frustrating time at Anfield affected by injuries and other players pushing ahead of him in the queue for right-back slot

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This transfer window has involved extreme amounts of rumors. And Capernicus was apparently wrong, as the whole world revolved and devolved around Cesc.

Now that it's over, we can check the tally and assess the carnage most of which involve Luka Modric's hopes and dreams and his sense of happy, which is unhappy.

Jamie Carragher feels Craig Bellamy has unfinished business at Liverpool & is pleased with signing from Manchester City

The Reds' vice-captain says the Welshman has a point to prove after his previous spell at Anfield, and is also excited to welcome defender Sebastian Coates to the club

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Why Craig Bellamy is back at Liverpool

So, Craig Bellamy is a Red again. Four years after leaving Anfield and Rafa Benitez, Bellamy is a Liverpool player once more. Liverpool have done their mathematics and this could be the transfer of the window, could be.

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On the 9th April 2002, a particularly catastrophic tactical decision by Gerard Houllier robbed Liverpool FC of the chance to participate in what would undoubtedly have been the game of the century.
On the night in question, Liverpool faced Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League quarter-final second leg.

On the 9th April 2002, a particularly catastrophic tactical decision by Gerard Houllier robbed Liverpool FC of the chance to participate in what would undoubtedly have been the game of the century.
On the night in question, Liverpool faced Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League quarter-final second leg.

Why Spurs chief Levy is my hero of the transfer window for keeping Modric

So who was the star of this transfer window for you? Alex Ferguson for swiftly ­snapping up two of England's brightest young talents? Roberto Mancini for bringing in genuine top quality in Sergio Aguero and Samir Nasri?

Jamie Carragher feels Craig Bellamy has unfinished business at Liverpool & is pleased with signing from Manchester City

The Reds' vice-captain says the Welshman has a point to prove after his previous spell at Anfield, and is also excited to welcome defender Sebastian Coates to the club

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Jamie Carragher feels Craig Bellamy has unfinished business at Liverpool & is pleased with signing from Manchester City

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Jamie Carragher feels Craig Bellamy has unfinished business at Liverpool & is pleased with signing from Manchester City

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Jamie Carragher feels Craig Bellamy has unfinished business at Liverpool & is pleased with signing from Manchester City

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It's Bill Shankly's birthday today and Kopites are congregating in establishments, social gatherings and the internet to discuss the impact of the man who is wholly acknowledged to have had the greatest influence on Liverpool Football Club, inspiring the team to become the footballing giant that it is today.

There can be few better compliments for a young footballer than being identified as a potential long-term successor to Steven Gerrard's Anfield throne.
But that is the claim made in an exclusive interview with Liverpoolfc.tv by a man who knows Jordan Henderson the footballer perhaps better than anyone else.

'Why Jordan can emulate Gerrard'

There can be few better compliments for a young footballer than being identified as a potential long-term successor to Steven Gerrard's Anfield throne.

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Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish completes a summer of bloodletting at Anfield with a leaner meaner squad

Kenny Dalglish, the Liverpool manager, has been ruthless as he lopped £17m off the wage bill and moved 19 on.

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By Chris Wright

This very day in 1913, one William Shankly was born in the Ayrshire mining village of Glenbuck making today his 98th birthday.

Happy Birthday Shanks...

Shankly at Preston North End, 1937

Shankly playing for Preston North End, 1946

Shankly, "the man who is taking Liverpool FC along the road to the First Division Title for the first time since 1947″, aged 50, 1964

Shankly stands in front of the empty terraces at Anfield during a Liverpool training session, 1965

Shankly poses with his 1965/66 trophy haul including the League Championship trophy and the FA Charity Shield, 1966

Shankly feels the stress of a new season set in as the Liverpool players and coaches gather for a team group picture, 1967

Shankly is unimpressed with the cutlery at the breakfast table, 1968

Shankly reacts to an erroneous news report in his office at Anfield, 1969

Shankly poses with a football during Liverpool's pre-season photocall, 1969

Shankly shows his new signing Kevin Keegan (nice tank top Keggy!

Chelsea new boy Raul Meireles has moved to quash widespread suggestions that his departure from Liverpool was inspired by a more financially lucrative contract at Stamford Bridge.

Despite becoming a fan favorite within a short period of time due to his consistently impressive performances over the course of the Reds' troubled last season, the Portugal international fell down the pecking order at Anfield.

Raul Meireles insists he did not leave Liverpool for Chelsea because of financial reasons.
The Portuguese midfielder was a surprise departure from Anfield in the closing stages of transfer deadline day.
Meireles handed in a transfer request prior to sealing his move to Stamford Bridge just before the close of the transfer window.

Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing will not be joining Burnley on loan when the window re-opens for clubs in the Football League.
The young midfielder, who gained a handful of first team opportunities at Liverpool under Kenny Dalglish last term, has fallen down the pecking order at Anfield after a handful of arrivals in the transfer window.

Since Kenny Dalglish took over the managerial hotseat at Anfield there has been great improvements made on the pitch and off the pitch.
We have bought good players with potential and hunger to win trophies. Many people have said recently Kenny has paid inflated prices for players in the two transfer windows since he has been in charge.

New Stadium ‘The Only Viable Option' for Liverpool

Liverpool's stadium issue has dragged on ever since the previous regime promised a spade in the ground shortly after taking over, but as we now know those words were as empty as the park in which the new ground should, by now, be standing.

Stewart Downing believes his England career is already seeing the benefit of his summer move to Liverpool FC.
Downing has been in impressive form during the opening weeks of the season following his near-£20m arrival from Aston Villa during the transfer window.
The 27-year-old last week revealed a determination to make a greater mark on the international stage after admitting his time with England had previously felt peripheral.

Mourinho is said to be keen on Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, who has made an instant impact on Merseyside. Kenny Dalglish will fight tooth and nail to keep the Uruguayan at Anfield but the allure of a move to Real Madrid may be hard to fend off.
Indeed it seems that the Scot sees the former Ajax man as his first choice striker and whilst a pairing of Andy Carroll is used for some Liverpool fixtures the season Dalglish has looked to play Suarez up front on his own and taking advantage of the goals he can now hope to see coming from his new midfield signings such as Charlie Adam and Jordan Henderson.

'I never wanted Craig to leave'

Steven Gerrard today welcomed Craig Bellamy's Anfield return and insisted he never wanted the Welsh striker to leave in the first place.

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Liverpool vice-captain Jamie Carragher believes that despite the club's failure to finish within the top five positions in the Barclays Premier League in the last two seasons, this could be the year it all changes for the Merseysiders.

The Reds endured a frustrating period towards the end of Rafa Benitez's reign before things appeared to have hit an all-time low under Roy Hodgson last year.

Gerrard hails Bellamy return

Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard has welcomed Craig Bellamy's return to Anfield and backed the club's decision to sell Raul Meireles.

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