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The report from last year's LFC supporters friendship visit to Gladbach on the official LFC website: http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/162591-eighth-trip-celebrates-gladbach-link

The 2015 Liverpool FC Supporters annual Friendship visit to Moenchengladbach will this year take place from Friday 22nd May to Monday 25th May 2015. This will be 9th consecutive annual friendship visit by Liverpool FC Supporters and will as usual include guaranteed match tickets to watch Borussia in Bundesliga action. This year it is a chance to see the visit of German Bundesliga outfit SC Augsburg to face Borussia at the 54000 capacity Borussia Park. *********************IMPORTANT INFORMATION*********************** IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The Borussia Moenchengladbach v SC Augsburg match will kick off at 3.30pm on Saturday 23rd May 2015. NOTE:- All match tickets for the visiting LFC supporters are guaranteed by the Borussia Moenchengladbach Fan Projekt. If you want to join us and order a match ticket for the above named match - contact me via my Email address (grahamlfc@aol.com). Also on the 2015 LFC Supporters Friendship visit itinerary, as usual, is a guided tour of the impressive 54,000 capacity Borussia Park. A tour of the pubs/bars in the Moenchengladbach Altstadt (Old Town) and a visit to the Borussia Moenchengladbach "Fanhaus" the official BMG Supporters Club where they have a whole corner dedicated to Liverpool Football Club and where the official presentations will take place. On match day there will be an all day LFC/BMG Fan Party in the BMG Fanhaus followed after the match with live music from local German bands. There will also be free time to visit the nearby city of Dusseldorf. ATTENTION: All travelling LFC supporters are reminded that they will be once again be acting as ambassadors for Liverpool FC and the City of Liverpool. Please as usual, show respect to our hosts & friends from Borussia Moenchengladbach, thank you. If you are interested in joining me to the 2015 LFC Supporters Moenchengladbach Friendship visit and an unforgettable weekend. Please contact me via my e-mail address (grahamlfc@aol.com) for further information, thank you. Best wishes, Graham (Annual LFC Supporters Moenchengladbach Friendship visit organiser)

In the July 2014 World Cup monthly edition of the excellent "THE KOP" LFC newspaper there will be a report about the recent 2014 & 8th annual LFC Supporters friendship visit to Moenchengladbach, available to buy at all good newsagents & retailers from 11th June 2014. Best wishes, Graham(Friendship visit organiser)

Thanks to everyone who has contacted me in regard to next year's friendship visit, I'll be in touch,

Information for the people enquiring about next year's friendship visit to Moenchengladbach, no date has at yet been fixed but it is likely to be either April or May 2015, thank you. Further details will be posted here.

Breaking news on the official Liverpool FC website. Please click on the link below:- 　 　 http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/162591-eighth-trip-celebrates-gladbach-link

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE OFFIZIELLEN PRESSEMITTEILUNG LIVERPOOL FC & BORUSSIA MG - EINE GANZ BESONDERE FREUNDSCHAFT LIVERPOOL FC & BORUSSIA MG - A VERY SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP 2014 & 8th ANNUAL LIVERPOOL FC SUPPORTERS FRIENDSHIP VISIT TO MOENCHENGLADBACH Friday 2nd May to Monday 5th May 2014 OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE OFFIZIELLEN PRESSEMITTEILUNG A party of Liverpool FC supporters recently returned from Germany after their 8th consecutive annual Friendship visit since 2007 to Moenchengladbach to yet again consolidate and enhance even further a very special friendship that goes back nearly 40 years to the 1970’s decade. Liverpool FC & Borussia Moenchengladbach met in the UEFA Cup final in May 1973, Liverpool winning 3-2 on aggregate and they also met in the1977 European cup final in the eternal city of Rome where Liverpool FC won their first ever of their five European cups, the Reds running out 3-1 winners. The two European giants met again the following season 1977/78 in the semi-final of the European Cup, Liverpool winning 4-2 on aggregate. Since these famous clashes there has been a very special friendship between the two sets of supporters which has resulted in Borussia MG supporters travelling to Liverpool every year since 1992 during the Bundesliga winter break to support the Reds at Anfield, and Liverpool FC supporters led by annual friendship visit organiser Graham Agg, have travelled to Gladbach annually since 2007. In 1991, a delegation of Borussia Moenchengladbach supporters presented a cheque for 21,000 Deutsch Marks (approximately £7000) to ex-LFC captain Ron Yeats for the Hillsborough families, an amazing gesture that has NEVER been forgotten on Merseyside. This year’s LFC supporters Friendship visit to Moenchengladbach took place from Friday 2nd May to Monday 5th May 2014. The trip involved a stadium tour of the impressive 54,000 capacity Borussia Park, Borussia’s new home since 2004, which even has a corporate hospitality suite called the “Liverpool” suite! Also on the agenda was an all day Fan Party and highlight of the visit was guaranteed match tickets to watch Borussia in Bundesliga action versus FSV Mainz 05. LFC supporters were amongst the completely sold out attendance at the Borussia Park stadium to support Borussia in their quest to bring European football back to Moenchengladbach. The Liverpool supporters saw Gladbach secure a 3-1 victory. The LFC supporters were once again invited to an all day fan party in the Borussia official “Fanhaus” situated near the stadium with amazing scenes of friendship between the Borussia & Liverpool supporters. Liverpool supporters this year unveiled a flag in honour of Tom Smith who sadly passed away in February this year. He was a great friend of Liverpool Football Club – and this year’s friendship visit to Gladbach was made in his memory. In 2005, when Liverpool FC won the Champions League in the "Miracle of Istanbul", Liverpool finished fifth in the league table and UEFA declared that LFC would not be allowed to defend their trophy because of their league position. Warrington based Tom Smith, born in Motherwell, Scotland and a member of the Tartan Army & Manchester City season ticket holder of many years standing thought this was an injustice and decided to do something about it. Tom set up immediately an Online petition to lobby UEFA to reverse this decision and in a matter of days the petition had over 100,000 signatures which Tom then forwarded on to Sepp Blatter & UEFA. The rest, as they say is history..... Sadly Tom passed away in February this year at the relatively young age of just 61. This flag was especially commissioned by organiser Graham Agg in his honour and was unveiled in Gladbach as a Scottish Bag Pipe player played "The Flower of Scotland". The 2014 LFC Supporters annual Moenchengladbach Friendship visit was once again fully endorsed by Liverpool Football Club. For the 8th consecutive year, LFC presented the organiser of the friendship visit with a gift before departure to Germany. The gift of a framed letter with the LFC club crest with a special message from Liverpool FC Managing Director Ian Ayre. This was read out to the assembled audience on Friday evening by Graham Agg. In the message, Ian Ayre stated how unique this special friendship is, and thanked the Borussia supporters for their recent gift of over 250 scarves for the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster. He also wished the LFC supporters a successful 8th annual friendship visit. Special guest Chris Shaw – author of the Liverpool FC book “Our Liverpool” about Liverpool FC’s worldwide support (published in 2010), also addressed the audience and he spoke of the importance of the LFC/BMG friendship. Also Thomas Jonny Polcher from the official BMG Fan Projekt spoke about the special friendship which is unique in world football. This year, 78 Liverpool FC supporters made the trek to Moenchengladbach, the vast majority from the Merseyside region but also LFC fans from all parts of the UK. Ireland was represented this year by the Donegal Branch (Irish Reds) of the official LFC supporters Club(AIB), there was also a group of German Reds from different parts of Germany, also 9 members of the Holland official LFC supporters Club(Alsin). Belgium was also represented on the friendship visit. Organiser Agg stated that he wishes “to thank Jonny Thomas Polcher & Thomas "Tower" Weinmann from the BMG Fan Projekt for their help in organising the friendship visit, also the fans of Borussia Moenchengladbach & the citizens of the town of Moenchengladbach for their unbelievable hospitality and friendship shown to the Liverpool fans during their stay” and he also stated that he would like “to thank all the travelling Liverpool FC supporters for being superb ambassadors for Liverpool Football Club and the City of Liverpool, and that this weekend has proven yet again that the Borussia Moenchengladbach & Liverpool FC friendship is absolutely unique in world football”.

BREAKING NEWS TODAY ON THE OFFICIAL LIVERPOOL FC WEBSITE:- Reds celebrate special friendship - Liverpool FC

‎2013 & 7th ANNUAL LIVERPOOL FC SUPPORTERS FRIENDSHIP VISIT TO MOENCHENGLADBACH. I'd just like to pass on my thanks & appreciation to ALL Liverpool FC Supporters who travelled to the City of Moenchengladbach at the weekend to enhance & strengthen even further a friendship that is unique in world football. We had 86 Liverpool supporters in total in Gladbach at the weekend, the vast majority from the Merseyside region but also Liverpool FC supporters from London, Crewe, Scotland, Ireland, Holland & Belgium, as well as members of the German Reds. ... All of the supporters were fantastic ambassadors for Liverpool FC & the City of Liverpool and the weekend was once again a total success. Special guest at this year's friendship weekend was Mary Wilcox, wife of the legendary LFC supporter Bobby Wilcox who very sadly passed away in 2010. It was an honour for us to have Mary present and hope she enjoyed the friendship celebrations. Thanks also go to the fans of Borussia and the citizens of the City of Moenchengladbach whose hospitality & friendship, as always, is second to none. It was also a pleasure to have 8 members of the Holland (Alsin) Official LFC Supporters Club(AIB) with us again this year for the second consecutive year and also for the first time, 10 members of the Belgium Official LFC Supporters Club(AIB) led by their Chairman Mikael Roufosse. Also very special thanks to my friends Jonny & Tanja Polcher, Thomas "Tower" Weinmann, Matthes Neumann, Elmar Kreuels & Michael Plum for their help in organising the 7th consecutive visit to Moenchengladbach. Also special thanks to Willi & Silke Hartmann for their amazing hospitality shown to me yet again during my 5 day stay. Thanks also go to Luke Daley from Ireland & Wallasey based musician legend Rick Craven for their musical/singing expertise during the weekend - amazing!!! The friendship visit was once again fully endorsed by Liverpool Football Club who supplied with me with a gift to present to the official Borussia Moenchengladbach Supporters Club(AIB) during the official presentations in the BMG Fanhaus after the Borussia v Hannover Bundesliga match (Borussia won 1-0). Anfield stadium announcer the legendary "Voice of Anfield" also sent a special message to the Borussia supporters written on a plaque. LIVERPOOL FC & BORUSSIA MG - EINE GANZ BESONDERE FREUNDSCHAFT

Thanks for the comments and if you want to join us next year lads you are very welcome. This year's visit will be the best ever attended with almost 100 LFC supporters making the trip. The hospitality from the Gladbach support is second to none.

All Liverpool FC supporter's travelling to Moenchengladbach next week for the 2013 & 7th annual friendship visit should now have all received their official Itinerary/Zeitplan for the whole weekend in Germany. If for some reason you have still not received a copy - then please contact me via my Email address ASAP, thanks.

Click on the link below;- Reds to make Germany visit - Liverpool FC

What's funny here is, there are people backing Rodgers to the hilt and yet were calling for Rafa & Kenny to be sacked. Rafa, a world class manager who took us to two Champions league finals, 2nd in the league, won the FA Cup, European Super cup, etc. Kenny a Liverpool FC legend, five times League winner as manager (LFC & Blackburn)who after 10 years out of the game, in his first full season back, won at Arsenal, Chelsea and were the only team to beat City at the Etihad and yet Rodgers can't even muster a single solitary victory versus any top club this season, was sacked by that European giant READING and is clearly out of his depth in the hot seat at Anfield. Yes, he talks a good game and knows the great history of the club....so do I, but I am not qualified to manage a european giant, alas now in name only, like Liverpool Football Club. He never had the CV or experience to become an LFC manager. Things will not improve until Rodgers is shown the door and we get a world class manager at the helm. Alas, with the penny pinching current owners of LFC, that is pie in the sky. Rodgers earns a reputed £1.7M a year, a great salary compared to the man in the street, however, in the world of present day football, £1.7M gets you a manager of the standing of.....BRENDAN RODGERS. if you want a top top manager you have to pay the going rate, £5M per year or even more. Even an average manager like Moyes earns a reputed £4M a year for Christs sake! I fear under the current ownership of LFC (Messrs Henry & Werner) and their strict financial controls ....we are a club on the road to nowhere.......

Here below are a few reports from the official LFC website about the annual LFC Supporters friendship visit to Moenchengladbach. Reds and Gladbach strengthen friendship - Liverpool FC A very special friendship - Liverpool FC Reds make Germany visit - Liverpool FC Fans relishing Bayern clash - Liverpool FC Check out the LFC/Borussia MG fan party - Liverpool FC Fans' joy at German visit - Liverpool FC All roads lead to Gladbach - Liverpool FC Reds fans celebrate a unique friendship - Liverpool FC 159994-Reds and Gladbach cement friendship - Liverpool FC 159994-Reds and Gladbach cement friendship - Liverpool FC

In the Liverpool Echo yesterday there is an article about the forthcoming 2013 Liverpool FC Supporters friendship visit to Moenchengladbach. Click on the link below:- http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2013/02/09/blood-red-liverpool-100252-32775522/

A few videos from our previous friendship visits to Gladabch since the inaugural friendship visit in 2007. Included is one video of the Gladbach fans annual visit to Anfield in January 2008 versus Aston Villa when the Borussia Moenchengladbach theme tune "Die Elf vom Niederrhein" was played just before kick off. You´ll Never walk alone Borussia Mönchengladbach - FC Bayern - YouTube "Elf vom Niederrhein"an der Anfield Road am 21.01.2008 - YouTube Special Visit from the liverpoolsupporters in Gladbach - YouTube THE 2008 BMG & LIVERPOOL FC SUPPORTERS FRIENDSHIP FAN PARTY - YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t58mglTv-eE&feature=relatedSee more

2013 & 7th ANNUAL LIVERPOOL FC SUPPORTERS FRIENDSHIP VISIT TO MOENCHENGLADBACH. This year's 2013 & 7th annual Liverpool FC supporters Friendship visit to Moenchengladbach,Germany will this year take place from Friday 15th March to Monday 18th March 2013 and will be the best ever attended since the inaugural visit back in 2007. The Friendship visit will include guaranteed match tickets to watch Borussia Moenchengladbach versus Hannover 96 in Bundesliga action on Sunday, 17th March 2013, stadium tour of the impressive 54,000 Borussia Park, free time to visit Dusseldorf or Cologne and all day Fan Party between fans of Borussia Moenchengladbach & Liverpool FC on match day. There will also be a tour of the bars of the Moenchengladbach Old Town. Official presentations will take place on Sunday, 17th March 2013 when gifts will be exchanged between the two sets of supporters. This year's visit will be the best ever attended by Liverpool FC supporters since the inaugural friendship visit to Gladbach in 2007. Any Liverpool FC supporters who would like to join the LFC supporters on their annual friendship visit should contact organiser Graham immeditaely via his Email address grahamlfc@aol.com.

2013 & 7th annual LFC supporters friendship visit to Moenchengladbach The 2013 annual Liverpool FC supporters friendship visit to Moenchengladbach will take place from Friday 15th March to Monday 18th March 2013. We will take in Borussia's home match versus Hannover 96 which is likely to be played on Saturday 16th March 2013 with a 3.30pm kick off unless Borussia progress to the next stage of the Europa League which will mean it will take place on Sunday 17th March 2013. Stadium tour & free time to visit Cologne or Duesseldorf is also on the agenda. For more information, contact me via my email address; grahamlfc@aol.com All LFC supporters travelling to Gladbach should also ensure they arrive no later than 4pm on Friday 15th March 2013 just in case the match is switched to Friday 15th March 2013 due to it possibly being shown live on German TV, howwever as I said before, if Borussia do progress to the next round of the Europa League the match will be played on Sunday 17th March 2013. Read more here:- Borussia set for Anfield visit - Liverpool FC

It appears Tony Evans from THE TIMES has the same opinion as myself, please read Tony Evan's article below: Liverpool's lack of firepower is a cock-up by committee TONY EVANS, FOOTBALL EDITOR It is now a week since the great Liverpool deadline day fiasco. Yet again, infighting and absurdity reign in L4. Take down ‘This is Anfield.’ Replace with ‘This is chaos.’ The worst thing is that it was so easily avoidable. Until January, Brendan Rodgers will have to cope with only two seasoned strikers, Luis Suarez and Fabio Borini. Neither looks like a 20-goals-a-season man. Andy Carroll was sent to West Ham United with the belief that Clint Dempsey would sign. It didn’t happen so Liverpool are very light up front. Unless, that is, a free agent can be found. The names that have been bandied round make Dempsey, at 29, look like a whippersnapper. Michael Owen, Emile Heskey and Alessandro Del Piero were all suggested as stopgaps. That they struggled to find clubs was for a reason. The angst at Anfield was mirrored by mirth elsewhere. Most of the supporters’ anger has been aimed at Fenway Sports Group. There is a presumption that the American owners did not want to spend money, leaving Rodgers short of manpower and firepower. The sad truth is different. Even FSG’s fiercest critics can seethat it was not simply a money problem. Liverpool entered September with unspent cash in the transfer kitty. It will be a long four months before that war chest can be invested in players. How did this happen? Who is to blame? It is hard to point the finger at an individual. This was cock-up by committee. Once Rodgers was appointed in early summer, it was always going to be a window of transition. Dirk Kuyt, Maxi Rodriguez and Craig Bellamy all left the club, their fading talents making it sensible to move them on. But with them left goals. It was crucial to add more. Rodgers, like all managers, wanted to reshape the squad in his own image. It is only right that he feels that way. He will take responsibility for results and should build around players he trusts. Even so, it was a big mistake to signal to the rest of football that Andy Carroll was surplus to requirements. Across the game, Liverpool have developed a reputation for buying high, selling low and overpaying players. It predates FSG and is one of the big issues they need to address. Yet everyone knew the £35-million striker had no value to his new manager. It did not place the club in a position of strength in a marketplace where any sign of weakness will cost you millions. There were others that Rodgers did not want: Charlie Adam, Jordan Henderson and Joe Cole among them. It’s hard to blame him. Adam and Henderson, along with Stewart Downing, were last summer’s signings. Their main contribution was helping to get Kenny Dalglish the sack. Cole was bought by an overexcited and inexperienced executive during the tail end of the Gillett and Hicks era and is likely to cost the club more than £25 million over the four years of his contract. It would be easier for a huckster to sell the Brooklyn Bridge than to shift Cole. FSG have struggled to come to terms with football – as John W. Henry, the principal owner, admitted to fans in his letter this week. Yet FSG have always had a clear vision about what sort of business they would like to do in the transfer market. They are keen on young players with potential resale value. This clarity of thought from Boston has been obscured by poor choices in employing the men to implement it. Damien Comolli overpaid for even the young players he bought. Eventually he was found out. But FSG believes it was the person, rather than the policy, that was flawed. It’s hard to disagree. The owners were less keen on Dempsey than the manager. They struggled to accept that the only significant goalscoring target of the summer was the Fulham man. There must be, they believed, younger strikers out there with potential to grow. They also knew that Carroll could not be allowed to leave before he was replaced by at least one forward. Rodgers and Ian Ayre, the managing director, were expressly told that this situation should not happen. Which makes the last-week meltdown even more shocking. Rodgers looked to have won his battle when a deal was agreed with Fulham for Dempsey with Henderson going the other way. It would have been against everything that "Moneyball" logic stands for – an £18 million youngster traded for an ageing striker - but it was sanctioned. It fell apart when Henderson refused to go to London. Then everything collapsed. It looked like Daniel Sturridge was heading for Anfield on an initial loan with a clause to buy after a season. It was a bigger financial commitment than the Dempsey deal. As the transfer neared completion, Carroll went to West Ham. Then, at the last moment, Rodgers vetoed the move. One day was left in the window. Dempsey appeared to be the only option. Unfortunately, Tottenham Hotspur made a bigger bid and Liverpool were left with egg on their face. The owners were even more flabbergasted when Rodgers was quoted as saying that the Carroll deal was “99.9 per cent finance”. It looked like Boston had forced the loan through. The fanbase went into uproar. Rodgers, like all managers, was desperate to get his man. However, he was clearly working to a different agenda to FSG. This is the biggest worry for Liverpool in the future. The lines of communication failed. Which brings everything back to FSG’s biggest mistake. The owners cannot run the club – never mind a transfer window – from Boston. The need for strong leadership at Anfield is shown more starkly with every crisis that occurs. Ayre is not chief executive material. As football administrators go, he is a pygmy, even in an area that has few giants. He should have been the bridge between owners and manager. So why did everyone drown last week? Henry’s response was the letter. The things that stood out from it were the acceptance that FSG have made mistakes in their two years of ownership and the emphasis on the long-term health of the club. Football is a tough business. Lots of things about it do not make sense – especially to someone with a background in American sport. The game here can be ugly and it encourages dishonesty and duplicity. In the States, there are entirely different ethical problems for owners but dealings are much more transparent. FSG have not been hands-on enough. They know that. They need a greater presence on Merseyside, or employ someone they trust to make the ownership work properly. There are signs that they recognise this. Tom Werner, the chairman, was at the Premier League meeting yesterday and is one of the driving forces in trying to bring an extra level of Financial Fair Play to the top flight. Werner has allies in Manchester United and Arsenal – in matters of football politics, it is better to be on the same side as United than against them, as the Suarez incident showed. Werner’s involvement - and he was forthright in exchanges with clubs like Manchester City, who are against wide-ranging regulation - backed up Henry’s assertion in his letter that FSG are at Anfield for the long run. Rumours have circulated that the Americans are looking for a buyer for Liverpool and that the cost-cutting of the summer was trimming the fat for a sale. There is no evidence for this and Henry, in particular, is desperate to make a success of the club. If that is to happen, the disconnect between owners and manager needs to be fixed – and quickly. Rodgers is FSG’s appointment and they will back him to the hilt. However, even more than cash, the manager needs someone in the boardroom with the ability to convince Boston to go with his judgement. Equally, Anfield needs someone with the status to say no to the manager when Rodgers wants too much. Henry knows this. They need to find the right man. Yesterday. Anfield has drifted for too long. Henry and FSG are not going anywhere. They will only spend in a manner they believe to be wise and this is no bad thing. The letter, quite rightly, claimed the club is healthier now than when they arrived. They will be prudent. The manager had better get used to it, the fans too. They won’t be pumping huge amounts of cash in but, unlike Hicks and Gillett or the Glazers, they will not take massive amounts out. They should be held to account for their mistakes but last week was about wider issues. The learning phase is over. The next months require action and progression. With strong leadership, comedy and chaos will be a thing of the past. It is time for action and for Henry to prove the letter was not just words. ---------------------------------

It is patently obvious after listening to various interviews that the dealings of bringing in new players is done by committee at Liverpool FC. Therefore we have the absurd situation of a bunch of people deciding on which players are bought, first of all chosen by the manager but then being decided by committee whether it is appropiate. Not since the pre-Shankly days of 1959 have Liverpool Football Club been run in this idiotic chaotic manner. It is for the manager, and ONLY the manager to decide who comes in to the club because the manager is the MOST important person at any football club. It is time for the Fenway Sports Group to do the honourable thing and release their ownership of Liverpool Football Club as they have been shown as both incompetent and inept in their dealings in English professional football and the mismanagement of Liverpool FC is there for all to witness. Enough to make you weep............... .......

The LFC heirarchy of Henry, Werner & Ayre should hang their heads in shame for leaving LFC manager Brendan Rodgers in the lurch. The fact that a small club like QPR can bring in 11 (ELEVEN) new players during the January transfer window and 5 times European Champions LFC, desperate for a goalscorer after releasing Andy Carroll the day before the transfer window closes, refuse to pay just £6M to Fulham for Clint Dempsey is nothing more than incompetence of the highest order. Rodgers stated just a few days ago he expected two players to come in on the last day and is left to look stupid by the incompetence and mismanagement from LFC managing director Ian Ayre, who makes much criticised ex-Chief executive Rick Parry look like a genius in comparison in transfer dealings. Where has the TV money gone? The worldwide LFC support have a right to answers to these questions? I look forward to your explanation Mr Ayre. If Messrs Henry & Werner do not have the necessary funds they should sell up to someone who has. A total shambles.

Thank the lord he never re-signed for Liverpool FC. Feel desperately sorry for the long suffering Stoke City supporters having to suffer the dour personality of this overpaid prima donna 33 year old hasbeen mercenary more interested in money & his race horses than football. Not sure? Just ask any Liverpool, Newcastle & Real Madrid supporters who were all glad to see the back of the self interested arrogant character more obsessed with money than his football profession. I'll give him four weeks and he'll be injured again. A complete & utter waste of space..............

Report from the official Liverpool Football Club website about the very latest friendship visit, please click on the link below:- Reds shine in Germany - Liverpool FC

Deepest condolences to the friends & family of Miki Roque on this tragic news from everyone at the German Reds official LFC Supporters Club (AIB). Miki Roque - R I P

It's clear for everyone to see, not just on this website, but also on numerous LFC website polls, Rafael Benitez is the "People's Choice" to be the next manager of Liverpool Football Club. Let's see who the LFC heirarchy choose. Although with the decision coming from "astute" footballing brains like Ayre, Werner & Henry - who are we, the average punter in the streeet to argue with their decision?!!!!!!!!!!!! You couldn't make it up................:wallbutt: