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Bellamy is Glad to be Back
Following his return to Liverpool last night, Craig Bellamy has admitted that playing for Kenny
Daglish – a man who he idolised as a youngster – was the main reason for him coming back. The
Welshman reputed offers from other clubs to return to Anfield and he believes that, due to the new
ownership in place under FSG, the Reds can begin to fight back to where they belong once more.
Craig Bellamy says that Kenny Dalglish was the main reason why he decided to return to
Liverpool.
"I've grown up with Kenny Dalglish, now to be signed by him is a massive honour" said Bellamy.
"This is an exciting time. When Kenny took over, watching as a fan last season I got the buzz as
well and it was great to see Liverpool end the season well.
The biggest news of the day isn't really news, but rather a celebration of the man whose name is
forever connected with Liverpool Football Club's history, Bill Shankly. To commemorate what would
have been his 98th, birthday, the official site's got a few videos that are worth your time. Easy
for those on the outside to ridicule Liverpool's celebration of their history, but when it involves
men like Shankly, why wouldn't you?
Click here to view the embedded video.
Did someone say 'ballers in a box?
We love a good live model just like the next footy hungry honey, but our excitement levels
increase tenfold when the modeling men are Spanish national teamsters, David Villa and Fernando
Llorente.
How Javier Pastore stole Joe Cole's thunder in France this week
For the new season, MirrorFootball is teaming up with some of the blogosphere's best new writers
to bring you even more great football reads every single day. Thursday is Ligue 1 day, and here's
French Football Weekly's Andrew Gibney with his take on events across the Channel.
Match reports can be so simplistic. Often, there is little room if any at all for the finer
details of a game and even though the intention is to give the reader a good idea of what took
place during the 90 minutes, in reality it barely tells half the story. Normally, it's limited to
telling you who scored and how, describing a goalscoring chance or a contentious refereeing
decision.
Ozzie Guillen is managing his last game on Monday for the Chicago White Sox, according to
various online reports. Once separated from the White Sox, Guillen is expected to become the
manager of the Florida Marlins. Who will coach the White Sox in their final two regular seasons
game is not known at this point.
