The boys discuss beating the Mancs in an attritional 1-0 win, Drogba's goal scoring return in the 2-2 draw with Atletico Madrid, and the controversial Stamford Bridge naming rights issue, plus "We're out to show the world the way to sing!", "Dear Mart" and "You're on CFFC". ‘Stamford Bridge' resembled a war zone on Sunday, as the Chels battled a particularly petulant Man Utd for a 1-0 win. Click to continue reading...

What a miserable Tuesday morning, it's dark, raining and just.... miserable!

On top of that we have no club football to look forward to until the 21st November – that's eleven days by my calculations..

Had a little peep around for some news, but there is very little. Suppose there won't be for the next week or so, well not until after the first batch of international friendly's, then it will be fingers crossed that none of our players pick up any injuries.

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The boys discuss beating the Mancs in an attritional 1-0 win, Drogba's goal scoring return in the 2-2 draw with Atletico Madrid, and the controversial Stamford Bridge naming rights issue, plus "We're out to show the world the way to sing!", "Dear Mart" and "You're on CFFC". ‘Stamford Bridge' resembled a war zone on Sunday, as the Chels battled a particularly petulant Man Utd for a 1-0 win. Click to continue reading...

The boys discuss beating the Mancs in an attritional 1-0 win, Drogba's goal scoring return in the 2-2 draw with Atletico Madrid, and the controversial Stamford Bridge naming rights issue, plus "We're out to show the world the way to sing!", "Dear Mart" and "You're on CFFC".
‘Stamford Bridge' resembled a war zone on Sunday, as the Chels battled a particularly petulant Man Utd for a 1-0 win. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal emphatically crushed Wolves and cruised into second place, a position I expect us to easily maintain. I don't see the mancs as a threat, there are only small pockets of the manc loving media who stubbornly refuse to acknowledge the fact that not only do Arsenal have a better first team but they have a better squad.

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I really feel for the 'supporters' who are in the Anti-Rafa Brigade. Yeah, really, if you believe cows can fly. The go on and on about wanting Rafa to be sacked while ignoring glaring FACTS. And what happens to them after each game?

When we lose, these supporters will be happy because they feel that their argument is justified, BUT they will be unhappy because we have lost.

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This is the famous burst and flattened beachball look. Priceless!

I am still celebrating even though I know it was only a battle we won and not the war. But still, how often have we felt this euphoria in the last, say, 20 years? Not so many times. Anyways, I bet many of us fans have had friends or collegues gone missing the past two days.

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What is the Perfect remedy for a Liverpool team that has lost against a team like Sunderland, by a goal scored by Beach B? Simple. Put them against the Mancs.

In recent years, the end of October meant Liverpool were top of the table and by some series of ill-fated events they start sliding towards the wrong side and find themselves in troubled waters.

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i got what i wanted on sunday,a team display, that made us all proud. fergies rants, his face redder than our shirts his team outclassed. even lucas done well the mancs now have a bogey team US, every player played his part and if i was to moan (a little it would be with [...] Click to continue reading...

After today's victory over Manchester United, perhaps they should change their theme song from You'll Never Walk Alone to this one.

And yeah, I know that those pictures didn't come from today's game, but I can't keep track of all of Torres' goals against the Mancs nor Vidic's red cards against Liverpool.

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Brilliant stuff, huh? That was beyond brilliant. It was sublime. I'll be back tomorrow to recap the match, but for now, let's just enjoy our third straight victory against the mancs. The players and Rafa should be proud of their performance. I know I am. YNWA Click to continue reading...

I feel the game against the Mancs is timely. What better way to show to the fans our resilience if not by winning this much-anticipated game. This is the sort of games when form is thrown out of the window.

What I would like to see today is a game in which all our players give their all and play themselves to the ground.

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Honestly we should feel honoured to have Rafa Benitez as boss but a defeat at the Stadium of Light has of course left some supporters (if I can call them that) moaning to high heaven about how the Spaniard isn't the right man for the job, wrong.

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It has been a while since I last posted due to being heavily burdened by workload. Since that last post, we lost to Fiorentina in the CL and Chelsea, and just now to Sunderland, in the Premier League. Although I did find time to follow the news and the whatabouts on my mobile.

It is a very trying period for supporters of LFC.

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A very interesting day today, perhaps more so than initially meets the eye: much has been made of Torres and Gerrard both being out when Liverpool face Sunderland at three, it should also be remembered that their only remaining half decent player Macherano played two hard games in South America this last week, working like a demon to get Argentina to the World Cup Finals; the result being that he is unlikely to be on top form; Sunderland should get a draw at the very least.

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Depressing at work wasn't it today?
Having to explain to the lads that we didn't deserve to lose and that we do still have a chance to win the League.
I am going to give a free plug to LFC TV now and say to watch 'This is Anfield' at 9pm.
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Since the Burnley game, LFC has played against Debrecen in the CL, West Ham in the league and Leeds last night in the Carling Cup. I did not get to catch the Debrecen game but, as with the other two games, LFC won not so 'comfortably too' I was told.

We are sitting 'comfortably' at third place in the league after the West Ham game when a few teams in the top five dropped points as expected.

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The Empire Strikes Back

It's that time again, Champs League footy, pass the Colmans. Let's not mince about, this is what we want, the planet's finest going toe to toe on the park and wallet to wallet in the boardroom. What can we expect this season? another Spanish mullering over our boys?

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This week's Ultimate 11's is transfers that shook the world. Who can remember David Jack's controversial £10,890 move from Bolton to Arsenal back in 1928? Not even Mickey Marbles remembers that one! Or how about the rather unfortunate Gianluigi Lentini who signed for AC Milan in a world record fee of £13m, only to be involved in a serious car crash a year after signing, the extent of the injuries he received were a fractured skull and damaged eye socket and he spent approximately 2 days in a light coma.

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by CARL ELDRIDGE So, what would you prefer? Would you rather see Arsene Wenger blood his youngsters in the Carling Cup as is annually the case? Or would you rather our beloved leader played a stronger line-up with the emphasis very much on winning the competition?

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No this isn't an article for all you plastic Mancs who live in Slough or some other far flung part of the Universe and think you are a Man Utd fan! It is for the hard core traveling fans who are lucky enough to get a ticket for the away section, which is a nightmare based on Manchester United's very poor ticket allocation.

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by CARL ELDRIDGE Man alive, where do we start? Every sports editor worth his salt was salivating over the prospect of picturing our great leader in volleying action with the headline play on 'bottle' and without exception the papers carry exactly that in today's coverage of the Arsenal.

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Morning All,

There isn't a great deal happening in the wonderful world of Arsenal Football Club per se but today does in fact mark the beginning of an exciting yet equal testing week ahead for the club. Despite the upcoming games against Celtic midweek followed by those foul mancs, all talk still seems to be revolving around the Portsmouth Game (Rightly So).

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Group E awaits. Not the easiest group (Groups G or H), but it's not Groups A, C, or F either. Neither Lyon nor Fiorentina will be easy matches, but they'll be interesting pairings against prestigious teams, while Debrecen's a completely unknown quantity. Click to continue reading...

The gloom after the 1-2 loss to Spurs was clearly lifted after the emphatic 4-0 win against Stoke. It was heartening to watch how we bounced back after a disappointing opener of the season with such an encouraging display of football.

As the wisemen of the game keep on saying, a season is neither made nor broken with one game won or lost.

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What an enjoyable sight we all witnessed last night! Was it the sight of Torres opening his account ?? Erm no! Was it the sight of Defoe banging in a hat-trick at Hull, most definitely not!!! Was it seeing Liverpool shut up all those people who have been jumping on the "its all over for Liverpool this season" bandwagon, maybe!

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The next Chelsea Football FanCast now available!!! Ancelotti – The Diamond Geezer!The Chelsea Football FanCast 82 The boys gear up for the new season by looking back at a welcome victory against the Mancs on penalties in the Community Shield, and look forward to the season kicking off against Hull City on Saturday, and in particular the return of one Stephen Hunt! Click to continue reading...

Ding Ding! In the red corner, current Champs Manchester Utd on 18 league titles, in the other red corner Liverpool FC on 18 too. To right, if things go as I predict, the title will again go down to the wire as the country prepares for the World Cup. These two will be fighting it out while Chelsea will be heading to the Champs league final.

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I have a growing feeling that this our season. Not because of the impending transfers, or the fact that we have had a good pre-season. I sense a purpose among fellow Gooners, that there is a job that needs doing, and that job can begin on Saturday at Goodison park at 5.30. Will we have Hangerland in the team?

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1 – Liverpool
2 – Chelsea
3 – Manchester United
4 – Manchester City
5 – Arsenal
6 – Aston Villa
7 – Everton
8 – Tottenham
9 – Fulham
10 – Sunderland
11 – West Ham
12 – Wigan
13 – Birmingham
14 – Blackburn
15 – Bolton
16 – Hull
17 – Portsmouth
18 – Wolverhampton
19 – Stoke
20 – Burnley
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The cricket season is upon us and, I for one am loving it. I am a bit of a traditionalist and still enjoy the break from my beloved footie for a few months. I like to forget about it for a couple of months and then start the new season afresh, especially after an Ashes win!! This summer though, I am finding it hard to switch off from the circus that is the Premier League.

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Liverpool have not won a league title in 19 years and up until last season they didn't come close to even challenging for the title, with Chelsea emerging as the premier rivals to the trophy which Man Utd have won 11 times in 17 years. The domination of United had taken the sting out of one of the oldest rivalries in football but the occurrences of the last season have certainly heated up matters between the two clubs.

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Well this is a good bit of news to start the week! I'll admit that I'm still fuming over the announcement of Owen to the mancs, but if there's one thing that'll get my mind off of Judas, it's positive news regarding our squad.

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Well this is a good bit of news to start the week! I'll admit that I'm still fuming over the announcement of Owen to the mancs, but if there's one thing that'll get my mind off of Judas, it's positive news regarding our squad.

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It's hard to measure what the general reaction from United fans has been to news that Michael Owen looks to be on his way. Whilst I would rather we didn't, to put it mildly, I do trust the manager. I think he's a horrible little cunt and don't want him anywhere near the club, but if Sir Alex thinks it's worth a punt, then we have to accept it.

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