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By Chris Wright

After enjoying one too many glasses of Blue Nun while watching Portugal's win over Czech Republic in the Kiev fanzone, UEFA president Michel Platini obviously got a little carried away celebrating €ri$tiano £onaldo's advancement to the semi-finals...

Sacre bleu, put it away Michel!

Wow! What an opener! Euro 2012 started with a blast for sure, for all those who said that Group A was the one to avoid because of boring games it was shock for sure. We started with short but very colorful opening ceremony which ended with cracking mural in the stadium with all 16 flags of the competing nations and words "Respect".

An article by Katherine Lockett.

Since the 22nd January, Liverpool with Kenny and Steve Clarke have taken an average of 2 points a game and a goal difference of plus 19. If the league had started on this date we would have finished comfortable third. That was done with the Torres wanting/getting out and his replacement Carroll arriving injured.

An article by Jack Widnell.

You can follow Jack on Twitter at @jwidnell and see more of his posts on his blog at The Red Generation.

You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his blog.

Width from the centre – that doesn't really make sense, does it?

Width has long been a problem for Liverpool and a winger has been near the top of all fans wish lists pretty much since John Barnes was in his prime.

An article by Mark Warmington.

You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.

There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.

An article by Mark Warmington.

You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.

There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.

An article by Mark Warmington.

You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.

There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.

You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.

You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.

You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.

You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his blog.

In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.

You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his blog.

In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.

You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his blog.

In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.

You can follow Kirsty on Twitter @lfckirstylfc and see more excellent articles by her at her blog The Liver Bird

With debt repayments... Haha.

On a more serious matter, despite Chelsea releasing stats on record losses of roughly £70million i believe, it didn't stop old Roman and Co splashing the cash to lure away our number 9 did it.

John W. Henry not only has blacker eyeballs than anything unfortunate enough to be still swimming around the Gulf of Mexico but he's also a very clever man. When I was still suckling in 1981 JW Henry was establishing his own company and within 10 years had two offices and one of largest commodity brokerage firms in America and was /is considered an extremely gifted commodities futures trader.

Liverpool fan's Justin Block & Greg Visone from New Jersey, USA mark Roy Hodgson's report card so far in his term at Liverpool FC. You can follow Greg on Twitter at @njny and Justin at @jblock49

The phrase ‘you'll never walk alone' is everything that is Liverpool. It's the scouse accent, the songs that are sung, the inspirational comebacks when defeat looks like the only outcome. It's the passion, the joy and the heartbreak that all fans have to endure.

A post from Gareth Hughes.

You can follow Gareth on Twitter at @oilsdad and see other articles by him on his blog.

I was hoping that today's blog would be about a welcome return for Stevie G, about a Torres hat-trick, more importantly about three points, it isn't. I was hoping it would be about the tens of thousands of supporters that engaged in the protest march against the owners, 7,000 turned out.

Watch Stjarnan's exclusive MirrorFootball celebration, the Manchester fanzone and mad Mario's camera trick

Presenting quality football videos from the interweb, daily at 3pm. Here's today's collection: 1) Remember those mad Finns Stjarnan FC and their kerrrazy orchestrated goal celebrations?

By Ollie Irish

It's all over at the Cottage...

I think it would have been jutifiable had the Fulham fan pulled out a gun and shot the chippy City fan right in the face. Still, I suppose partisan passion is what Sky's Fanzone is all about better that than so-called supporters (the clue is in the name) who leave ten minutes before a game to beat the rush.

"The Dutch fans marched from the fanzone to the stadium before the game against Germany tonight in Kharhiv. I was at the game watching it with them and their emotions were incredibly intense as the German fans continued to cheer. Here's a photo of me with a Dutch fan (wearing the best and craziest hat) during the march.

Cada 4 años el continente europeo luce las bellezas de sus tierras , la fiesta se engalana con las mujeres locales y los fanzones son el punto de encuentro de cientos y miles de aficionados que no pueden a los estadios. Aquí una galería de imágenes con la muestra de la fiesta futbolera.

Opening of the fanzone, Warsaw, Euro 2012
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