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Portsmouth win must be our benchmark - Liverpool FC's Ryan Babel
RYAN BABEL believes Liverpool's thrashing of Portsmouth has set the standard for the rest of the season.
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THE performance against Portsmouth on Monday night was the best this year!
Hillsborough Memorial Service ticket details
THE 21st Hillsborough Memorial Service will take place at Anfield on Thursday, April 15.
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ALBERTO AQUILANI today revealed his delight at fulfilling a long-standing ambition - then promised to make his outstanding display against Portsmouth the norm.
Peter Kilfoyle: Liverpool FC could face financial ruin without new owners
OUTGOING Walton MP Peter Kilfoyle last night launched an attack on Liverpool FC's current regime and said the club risked "going down the tubes" if its ownership does not change.
DAVID RANDLES: Eye-catching Liverpool FC display raises Anfield spirits against Portsmouth
BEFORE a sombre mood was lifted by one of the outstanding performances of the season, a banner in the Anfield Road said it all.
Memorial coin to raise funds for Hillsborough Family Support Group
A MEMORABILIA company is to launch a Hillsborough Anniversary Coin 21 years after the tragedy.
WELL, then. Did you leave Anfield last night laughing after a performance that some described as "champagne football" or crying about what might have been?
There is no team in the Premier League that can 'do' erratic like Liverpool and last night, as they flattened Portsmouth with a crisp brand of passing, movement and goals, their Mr Hyde side - the one that has destroyed this campaign - was nowhere to be seen.
It was, of course, long overdue. You only have to cast a glance at the table to see how the Reds have underachieved and had they offered up a display similar to the monstrosity at the DW Stadium last Monday night, we would now be firmly in the midst of a crisis.
IT was the night when the Little Prince finally produced a performance fit for a King.
Alberto Aquilani has endured one setback after another during a miserable first season at Anfield. Injuries and illness left him playing catch-up and he has struggled to adapt to the physical demands of English football.
The £20million signing, who gained his royal nickname from the Roma fans who adored him, has been spotted only slightly more frequently than Lord Lucan and has been one of the Premier League's most expensive bench warmers. But at Anfield last night the Italian midfielder finally broke off the shackles and showed why Rafael Benitez thought he was worth splashing out half his summer transfer kitty on.
Rafael Benitez defuses Liverpool FC exit talk
RAFA BENITEZ today moved to defuse speculation surrounding his future as he insisted only a show of unity will turn Liverpool's ailing season around.
Blue Mondays don't leave Liverpool FC's Dirk Kuyt feeling down
BLUE MONDAY: one of New Order's greatest hits, the name a tutor at Cardiff University gave to what he perceived to be the most depressing day of the year and now, possibly, the title for a chapter in the tale of Liverpool's last decade.
Rhone Group bid for Liverpool FC could lead to more offers
A FIRM bid to buy a major stake in Liverpool FC could lead to other offers from around the world arriving within weeks.
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