By Chris Wright
Pies pick of the best of the rest of the photos from this weekend's FA Cup third round action
(there weren't an awful lot to go at)...
Everton observe a minute's applause in honour of former Toffee Gary Ablett before their 2-0
win over Tamworth at Goodison
Roman Pavlyuchenko celebrates with a bashful pout after scoring Tottenham's second goal in
their 3-0 win over Cheltenham at White Hart Lane
When Dave Met Mario: A meeting of minds takes place in the executive suites at the Etihad
Stadium
Lomano Lua Lua goes arse-over-tit in celebration after scoring during Blackpool's 5-1
demolition of local 'rivals' Fleetwood Town
The sky splits and the heavens open above Hillsborough during Sheffield Wednesday's 1-0 win
over West Ham
An elderly Manchester United fan gets the final score all wrong as she signals to the City
supporters
Everton's Royston Drenthe gives Tamworth's Patrick Kanyuka a helping hand with his
cramp
Bolton 'keeper Adam Bogdan is powerless to stop Macclesfield midfielder Arnaud Mendy's
sublime volley ripping past him and into the back of the net
Swindon manager Paulo Di Canio thanks the Big Man upstairs after the League Two side's 2-1
win over Premier League opponents Wigan at the County Ground (this one's for STFC)
Photos: PA
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard put more than two months of frustration behind him to score on his
first start since October as his side beat Oldham 5-1 in the third round of the FA Cup.
After three substitute appearances following recovery from an ankle infection the 31-year-old
finally reclaimed his place in the team and expertly dispatched the penalty which put his side into
a lead they did not surrender despite a valiant effort from their League One opponents.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard put more than two months of frustration behind him to score on his
first start since October as his side beat Oldham 5-1 in the third round of the FA Cup.
After three substitute appearances following recovery from an ankle infection the 31-year-old
finally reclaimed his place in the team and expertly dispatched the penalty which put his side into
a lead they did not surrender despite a valiant effort from their League One opponents.
Guardian: Liverpool 5-1 Oldham Athletic | FA Cup third round match report
Shunning the FA Cup in protest at the eight-match ban handed to Luis Suárez was among the more
ludicrous proposals put to Liverpool by indignant supporters. Mercifully it was given short shrift
by the Anfield club and Kenny Dalglish's team as they ended another turbulent week by overcoming an
obstinate Oldham Athletic to secure their place in the fourth round.
LFC: 'There's only one Gary Ablett'
Ahead of the FA Cup clash with Oldham, Anfield has paid its respects to former Liverpool
defender Gary Ablett who sadly passed away last weekend.
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The recent loss of Gary Ablett at such a young age was a shock for everyone connected with
Liverpool FC, including former manager Rafa Benitez, who has paid a glowing tribute to the defender
who won two league titles at Anfield.Writing on his website, Benitez - who brought Ablett back to
the club in 2006 as reserve team coach - said: "When I first interviewed him [Ablett] for the post
of Reserve
LFC: Reds to pay Ablett tribute
Liverpool Football Club have confirmed they will pay tribute to Gary Ablett ahead of Friday's FA
Cup tie with Oldham Athletic at Anfield.
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Following the un-timely death of former Liverpool title winning defender Gary Ablett (46), we've
decided to track down the where abouts of the Merseyside clubs last title winning squad in
1989-90.
Bruce Grobbelaar (54): Liverpool's most famous keeper currently resides in
Canada and sometimes appears as a pundit on Norwegian TV channel TV-2.
Following the un-timely death of former Liverpool title winning defender Gary Ablett (46), we've
decided to track down the where abouts of the Merseyside clubs last title winning squad in
1989-90.
Bruce Grobbelaar (54): Liverpool's most famous keeper currently resides in
Canada and sometimes appears as a pundit on Norwegian TV channel TV-2.
Blog: Tribute to Mersey marvel
Times journalist and lifelong Red Tony Barrett pens this touching tribute to Gary Ablett who
passed away on Sunday night.
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Gary Ablett was a cultured player and a pure gent Jamie Redknapp
John Barnes and Gary Ablett extended a welcome to me on my first Liverpool bus journey and Gary
often kept an eye out for me after that.
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Gary Ablett 1965-2012: Liverpool and Everton unite to honour Mersey hero
Merseyside's football rivals have united to pay respects to Gary Ablett. The former defender
died on Sunday aged 46 following a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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From Anfield to Goodison, Liverpool and Everton luminaries pay their respects to the
late Gary Ablett
Liverpool and Everton luminaries pay tribute to the memory of Gary Ablett.
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Sadness as Gary Ablett dies aged 46
FORMER Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett died on New Year's Day at the age of 46. His
death came twenty years to the day since his last game for Liverpool, a club he'd joined straight
from school in 1982. That last game for the Reds was at home to Sheffield United, a 2-1 win for a
side, now managed by Graeme Souness, was a shadow of the one he'd made his debut for five years
previously and with which he'd won two league winners medals and one FA Cup winners medal.
Reds stars pay tribute to Ablett
Liverpool stars Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher have paid tribute to Gary Ablett after the
former Anfield defender passed away.
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Gary Ablett obituary
Defender who won the FA Cup with both Everton and Liverpool Such is the rivalry between
Liverpool and Everton that footballers rarely play for both Merseyside clubs, but Gary Ablett, who
has died aged 46 of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, enjoyed long and happy spells with the two sides.
Alan Hansen 'devastated' by Gary Ablett death
BBC football pundit Alan Hansen says the death of his former Liverpool team mate Gary Ablett has
come as a shock. Ablett, who is the only the player to win the FA Cup with both Liverpool and
Everton, died at the age of 46 following a battle against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Stevie and Carra's Ablett tribute
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard and vice-captain Jamie Carragher have paid tribute to Gary
Ablett, after the former Red passed away on Sunday night.
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Gary Ablett dies at 46: Liverpool and Everton favourite loses 16-month cancer
battle
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett has died after a long battle against cancer.
He was 46. Ablett lost his 16-month fight against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma on Sunday night.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Twitter tributes to Ablett
Former Liverpool stars Xabi Alonso and Glenn Hysen have led the tributes on Twitter to Gary
Ablett who sadly passed away on Sunday night after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma.
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Former Everton and Liverpool defender has passed away this morning after a 16-month battle with
non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Ablett was just 46. Gary began his career at Anfield as a trainee in 1982,
and made his debut in 1986. after winning titles with Liverpool in 1988 and 1990 and the FA Cup in
1989, Ablett was [.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Former Liverpool and Everton player Gary Ablett has dies at the young age of 46 following his
battle against non-hodgkin's lymphoma over the past 18 months.
Ablett played 109 games for Liverpool between 1985-1992, while also notching up over 100
appearances for Everton and Birmingham City.
Kenny Dalglish led the tributes today, here is what he said to LiverpoolFC.
Dalglish leads Ablett tributes
Kenny Dalglish has today led the tributes to Gary Ablett who sadly passed away on Sunday night
after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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By Alan Duffy
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett passed away last night after a 16-month battle
with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
The 46-year-old was one of a select band of players to enjoy extended stays with both Liverpool
clubs after starting off with the red half of the city as an apprentice in 1982.
Merseyside united in grief as football mourns another true gent in Gary Ablett who has
died aged 46
Such was his affable nature, there were no grudges and there was never any acrimony when Gary
Albett made move from Liverpool to Everton.
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Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett (46) lost his 16 month battle with
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma yesterday.
Ablett started his career with Liverpool playing over 100 games, winning two League title's
1987-88 and Liverpool's last title success in 1989-90, he also picked up an FA Cup winning medal in
1988-89 beating Everton 3-2 after extra-time.
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett (46) lost his 16 month battle with
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma yesterday.
Ablett started his career with Liverpool playing over 100 games, winning two League title's
1987-88 and Liverpool's last title success in 1989-90, he also picked up an FA Cup winning medal in
1988-89 beating Everton 3-2 after extra-time.
Rush leads Ablett tributes
Ex-Liverpool striker Ian Rush has led the tributes to his former team-mate Gary Ablett, who
passed away on Sunday at the age of 46.
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Gary Ablett: 1965-2012
After the passing of Gary Ablett we look over the career of the former Liverpool and Everton
defender.
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Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett dies following lengthy battle against
cancer
The two-time FA Cup winner passed away after a 16-month fight against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma,
and is remembered fondly by former Reds manager Roy Evans
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Merseyside remembers Ablett
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett has died at the age of 46. Ablett passed away
peacefully last night following a hard fought 16 month battle against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Reds mourn Ablett loss
Liverpool Football Club were today saddened to learn of the death of former player Gary Ablett,
who passed away on Sunday night after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Gary Ablett, Liverpool and Everton FA Cup hero, dies at the age of 46
• Ablett lifted FA Cup with Liverpool in 1989 and Everton in 1995 • 'Our thoughts are with
Gary's wife Jacqueline and children' Gary Ablett, the only man to win the FA Cup with Liverpool and
Everton, has died after a 16-month battle against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a form of blood
cancer.
Gary Ablett dies aged 46
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett has died at the age 46. Ablett, who was most
recently involved in football in 2010, died after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma.
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