This Fernando Torres goal vs Blackpool in January 2011 gave Liverpool the lead against the Tangerines, but the Reds eventually slumped to a 2-1 defeat. This goal was also the first Liverpool goal under Kenny Dalglish in the Premiership. Blackpool vs Liverpool- Bloomfield Road- January 2011. There was a hint of the Torres of the [.

This John Pantsil own goal vs Liverpool gave Kenny Dalglish his second straight win as Liverpool manager when the Reds took on Fulham on January 26, 2011. Liverpool vs Fulham 1-0- January 26, 2011 The Pantsil own goal against Liverpool came in the 52nd minute of the game, and was the only thing that separated [.

Wolves vs Liverpool Molineux, Wolverhampton- January 22, 2011 Final score:- Wolves 0-3 Liverpool ( Fernando Torres*2, Raul Meireles) First win for Liverpool under new manager Kenny Dalglish as they grab a hard fought 3-0 away victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers. Wolves vs Liverpool 0-1 ( Fernando Torres goal) Wolves Liverpool 0-2 ( Raul Meireles goal) Wolves [.

Manchester United have the opportunity to go five points clear of Arsenal, if they beat Blackpool at Bloomfield Road tomorrow evening. United have currently played 22 games, compared to Arsenal who...
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Kickoff from Bloomfield Road at 20:00 GMT and 3:00 EST.

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Blackpool vs Liverpool 12th January, 2011 Bloomfield Road, Blackpool 19.45 UK kick off This Blackpool vs Liverpool game is actually a rearranged Boxing Day fixture. It is also Kenny Dalglish's first league game in charge of Liverpool in over 20 years. Blackpool, for the record, beat Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield a few months ago.

As the wintry January chill sets in, the transfer window is also upon us. And with clubs needing to dig deeper to find hidden gems with big clubs largely inactive, Midlands rivals Aston Villa and Birmingham City are reportedly engaged in hot pursuit of Blackpool trickster Charlie Adam.

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Word is reaching Pies (via those diligent bods over at Sky Sports News) that Blackpool captain Charlie Adam has handed in a formal transfer request at Bloomfield Road, in a bid to push through a £5 million move to Liverpool.

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Blackpool vs Manchester United Bloomfield Road, Blackpool- January 25, 2011 Final score:- Blackpool 2-3 Manchester United ( Cathcart,Campbell/ Berbatov*2, Hernandez) A brilliant second half comeback from Manchester United allows the Red Devils to beat Blackpool 3-2 at Bloomfield Road after trailing 2-0 at the lemon break.

Southampton vs Manchester United FA Cup fourth round- January 29, 2011 Final score:- Southampton 1-2 Manchester United ( Richard Chaplow/ Michael Owen, Javier Hernandez) After their comeback act against Blackpool in midweek, Manchester United produce another excellent recovery performance to beat valiant Southampton in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

A great deal of confidence was undoubtedly restored at Stamford Bridge and our slide toward oblivion apparently halted. At least for a while. Tonight, with Sunderland coming to Villa Park, we'll see whether there's enough fire burning in this team to launch an ascent back up the table.

The CEO's backed the manager, the assistant manager has backed the team, now it's up to the players to show that they really do care.

A great deal of confidence was undoubtedly restored at Stamford Bridge and our slide toward oblivion apparently halted. At least for a while. Tonight, with Sunderland coming to Villa Park, we'll see whether there's enough fire burning in this team to launch an ascent back up the table.

The CEO's backed the manager, the assistant manager has backed the team, now it's up to the players to show that they really do care.

Their dominance of English football over the last 15/20 years means they'll always be title contenders. Can they steal Chelsea's crown of champions this year?...

Is this what we will be seeing in May?.. I think so

After the last gameweek, it looks like it will definitely be the case.

Premier League newcomers Blackpool want to sell the naming rights for their Bloomfield Road stadium to bolster commercial revenue and better compete in the top tier of English football.

Premier League newcomers Blackpool want to sell the naming rights for their Bloomfield Road stadium to bolster commercial revenue and better compete in the top tier of English football.

Liverpool head to Bloomfield Road looking for away win number two.

Fortuitous that the whole undersoil heating debacle pushed this one back, yes?

Doesn't make tomorrow's task any easier, of course, but at least there's a bit of optimism and feel-good factor for Liverpool heading into yet another away match.

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is wanted by Premier League newcomers Blackpool who want the Welshman on loan for the rest of the season, it has been revealed.

Ramsey, 20, has only recently returned from a loan spell at Nottingham Forest where he was sent by Arsène Wenger to complete his recovery from the broken leg he suffered against Stoke City in February of last year.

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BLACKPOOL, England Liverpool's woes are still to be alleviated by their change of manager as they lost 2-1 to Blackpool in their vital Premier League clash at Bloomfield Road. Kenny Dalglish's first league match in the dugout for 12 years got off to a dream start when Fernando Torres opened the scoring after just [.

BLACKPOOL, England Liverpool's woes are still to be alleviated by their change of manager as they lost 2-1 to Blackpool in their vital Premier League clash at Bloomfield Road. Kenny Dalglish's first league match in the dugout for 12 years got off to a dream start when Fernando Torres opened the scoring after just [.

Yesterday's performance at Bloomfield Road certainly left something to be desired, as match reports have taken the time to rightly point out, but one thing that bears repeating as people begin to pull their hair over another loss on the road, casting about for scapegoats, is that these are early days with Kenny Dalglish in charge.

The latest chapter in the ongoing terrifying saga of humiliation and mediocrity for Liverpool football club unfolded last night in front of a jubilant crowd at Bloomfield Road. The Seasiders – enjoying the first taste of top flight football in their history – completed an improbable double over their North Western counterparts to pile further misery on Kenny Dalglish and his beleaguered side, winning 2 – 1 in front of their home fans.

Liverpool's miserable night at Blackpool ended with a cold shower!
The Reds trooped off the pitch following their shock defeat to discover the Bloomfield Road boiler had broken down.
So, after the indignity of being beaten by the Tangerines for a second time this season, they faced a freezing shower before heading home.

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish has backed director of football strategy Damien Comolli and labelled the Frenchman a "fantastic help".
Principal owner John Henry flies in for this weekend's 215th Merseyside derby with a number of issues to address.
He will meet Dalglish for the first time in his official capacity as manager for a second spell after taking over from Roy Hodgson less than a week ago.

As you approach the seaside resort town of Blackpool from the south along the coast road from Lytham St Annes, one of the major attractions that people travel to from all over the country, immediately comes into view. It's an extravagant amusement park, similar to Great America, called The Pleasure Beach.

Liverpool recently sacked Roy Hodgson after an underwhelming campaign and brought in former boss and club legend Kenny Dalglish to take the reins on a temporary basis. But the Scot is yet to taste victory in his second stint at the helm.
His first game in charge was against Manchester United in the FA Cup, which ended in a 1-0 defeat to his side.

Whatever optimism may have been brought about amongst the red half of Liverpool by the appointment of Kenny Dalglish and Liverpool's performance at Old Trafford last weekend, the fervour quietened just a little during the week at Bloomfield Road, when a performance as insipid as anything seen under Roy Hodgson saw them capitulate to Blackpool for the second time this season.

Considering they have only won at Anfield twice in 19 Premier League visits and three times in over 25 years Everton would probably be the happier of the two teams following Sunday's 2-2 draw.
But looking at the game the lack of form, confidence and in some cases quality is there for all to see across both sides.

Martin Kelly is enjoying the steep ‘learning curve' of his rapid rise to Liverpool's first team under Kenny Dalglish.
The 20-year-old has been the Scot's choice at right-back in his three games in charge of the club.
And the Whiston-born defender is relishing the challenge of being thrown in at the Premiership deep end.

As the January transfer window continues to unfold, a move away from Bloomfield Road for Charlie Adam looks increasingly likely I wish it wasn't...

Although Adam may be destined for greater things, no offence Blackpool, it seems apt that the play-maker should see out the season first.

As the January transfer window continues to unfold, a move away from Bloomfield Road for Charlie Adam looks increasingly likely I wish it wasn't...

Although Adam may be destined for greater things, no offence Blackpool, it seems apt that the play-maker should see out the season first.

After producing one of their best results of the season, Manchester United will attempt to translate that momentum into a much-needed away win as they take on Blackpool at Bloomfield Road tonight.

On Saturday, United dominated from start to finish in a 5-0 demolition of Birmingham City, with Dimitar Berbatov leading the way with his third hat trick of the season.

Can Blackpool achieve the greatest shock of the 2010-2011 season by defeating Manchester United today at Bloomfield Road? On paper it seems practically impossible. But in reality, anything is possible especially for a club such as Blackpool which have become the media darlings of the blogosphere and have attracted tons of devotees in the United States and abroad.

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney will once again have a chance to break his goal scoring duck as he finds himself in Sir Alex Ferguson's starting eleven for today's match against Blackpool.

Rooney will be partnering the in form Dimitar Berbatov up top, with a midfield four of Nani, Darren Fletcher, Paul Scholes, and Darron Gibson.

Manchester United came from two goals down against Blackpool at Bloomfield Road to take a five point lead at the top of the EPL.

A shock was on the cards as Blackpool took a 2-0 half-time lead with goals from Cathcart and Campbell, however the turning point in the game was the substitution of England striker Wayne Rooney for Javier Hernandez in the 66th minute, within eight minutes of his arrival United were back on level terms before Berbatov got his second of the game to give a relieved United all three points.

Manchester United showed exactly why they're on target to win another title – they simply refuse to get beaten even when they are comprehensively outplayed away from home by a good Blackpool side and...
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The best thing about National Holidays falling midweek, is that they make the whole week seem really short. And allows one to stay up and watch midweek games well into the wee hours of the morning without worries of being late for anything. Thank you, Constitution of India.

What a match. We were suddenly back to the United of old: the careless start then attacking flair and literal bloody mindedness to win at any cost. There would always be blood, sweat and tears at Bloomfield Road, just as there was at Burnley last year. I feared that before the match and especially when we went a goal down early on.

Following yesterday's sensational match between Manchester United and Blackpool, Sir Alex Ferguson was quick to praise Liverpool transfer target Charlie Adam. The Blackpool captain was behind both of his side's first half goals against the Red Devils at Bloomfield Road as his corner kicks proved too much for the United defense.

Blackpool 2-3 Manchester United: Analysis and Observations

If there's a better game to sum up Manchester United's season, tell me now. A game of literally two differing halves, the first perhaps giving an indication of United's troubles on the road, starting unconvincingly and the second, well, United's tendency to cranck it up a notch whenever required, coming back from what seemed a perilous position and play like worthy champions.