what;s the stadium capacity of Anfield? perhaps the TS can post it up there in the first post.

Rafa Benitez is the man to get the job done. One must think the good deed he has done before bashing him just because The Kop poor performance 2009-2010 campaign. But first the player must motivated themselves. Reina, Johnson, Insua, Skrtel, Carragher, Kuyt, Gerrard, Aquilani, Mascherano, Riera, Benayoun, Maxi, Torres all top class player who represent their country. So there are no inferior player at the squad.

we will start with the trashing of portsmouth when they visit Anfield.. momentum gained will be carried on all the way til end of season

Liverpool keeping close eye on McLeish contract talks

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Liver...icle353255.html

he's a good lad and i dont believe he'll jump ship if liverpool didn't qualify for CL.. at least not next season.

Quote from soccernet.. with added crap:


Link: http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id...england&cc=4716


oh please.. what crap is that? just because the brums is 8th now and he can handle a big club like liverpool. Scottish league is not exactly PL..

i lol-ed at this.. nicely said. as much respect i have for manu as a team and rivals, i have none for their fans here in msia.

hurm.. no?

usually news from soccernet was a reliable one ...

Mcleish??

huh?? damn.

I wouldn't mind the likes of Pellegrini or Mourinho (if Rafa leaves). But McLeish?? Pls.

Well he would be worshiped by the UK media, since he's British and all.

reliable but added with sugar & salt.

For the believers...

Debunking Liverpool FC myths: Rick Parry signed Robbie Keane

mcleish is a british version of rafa so i dont see any point of getting him..

i wonder if torres will go after this summer.. haizz..

Beat Chelsea too...

When you're at your lowest, there's no where else to go but up. Cheer up guys, next season Liverpool will raise again.

lol...its funny how some supporters of a london club can be so different from fans of the other london club....

oh yea wheres that girly grin manc? lol....we can read them like a book....and we r goin to see through their gameplay and beat them next week!!

INTER COACH'S FUTURE IN DOUBT
Mourinho puts clubs on red alert

Jose Mourinho could be at the centre of an incredible managerial merry go round which would see some of the biggest names and largest clubs switching their bosses, if he leaves Inter Milan this summer.

Mourinho has emerged as the number one target for Spanish giants Real Madrid, who crashed out of the Champions League last week, and the "Special One" has a buy-out clause of £5.5 million written into his current contract, which expires in 2012.

Premier League clubs Liverpool and Manchester City are also monitoring Mourinho's situation and an number of football insiders have tipped the Portuguese to make a return to England.

Mourinho was hired by Inter to win the Champions League, and despite denials to the contrary, the likelihood of his imminent departure will be triggered if he fails to get past Chelsea on Tuesday at Stamford Bridge.

The Anfield future of Rafael Benitez has once again been thrown into doubt with the Spaniard becoming overly frustrated with the club's American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, and his support in the boardroom continues to diminish.

The Sunday newspapers report that the Reds could be the subject of a £100 million investment bid from the New York-based Rhone Group and if the deal goes through the equity company would be eager for a new manager to give a fresh direction to the stagnating club.

However, if Mourinho were to return the Premier League his most likely destination would be Manchester City, where almost limitless funds are in place to build a formidable side.

Soccernet recently revealed that Mancini is being touted as the next Italy coach, with the Italian federation anxious to name their new boss pre-World Cup to avoid all the diversions and distractions about the identity of Marcello Lippi's successor after the tournament in South Africa.

And if City fail to make it into the top four this term, Mancini will be axed, with a contract that has a break point in the summer to be reviewed depending on the teams Champions league position.

As Soccernet has again lead the way, Bordeaux boss Laurent Blanc has already been sounded out to succeed Mourinho at Inter.

At Anfield, the two front runners are Martin O'Neill and Alex McLeish, with the Birmingham boss the cheap option as he has a relatively small £1 million buy out clause, while O'Neill would be much more expensive to prise away from Aston Villa.

Mourinho's first choice would be Manchester United, but with no sign of Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, he would then go for Liverpool, providing they had new funding, but wouldn't say no to becoming by far the worlds No 1 paid coach at Manchester City

sos : soccernet

well, the chances still there...

I wan Molinho at all cost

Rafa can go to Juventus

If Liverpool is not able to spend big in transfer market, I don't think Mourinho will come.

Liverpool is at the last in the pecking order of his choice, for current situation.

My view though.

This question can only be answered when Inter meet Chelsea next week.