Borini 3 Months Out

Latest £10m aquisition Fabio Borini will miss atleast three months of football due to surgery on his fractured foot. He is believed to have sustained the injury in the game against Manchester United at Anfield and then aggravated the injury whilst away on international duty with Italy last weekend. He will have to undergo surgery and it will take him atleast three months to recuperate and gain fitness.

Yesil For Europa

BR hinted Samed Yesil will feature for the Reds against Young boys in bern. I think thats a positive for him and its a chance for him and the other youth to shine and to try and secure a place in the united game or simply prove themselves. Yesil scored 57 goals in 71 matches for the Bayer Leverkusen youth team german u16 - 2 apps - 3 goals german u17 - 21 apps - 20 goals german u19 - 2 apps - 2 goals. Other likely features may be Pacheco, Morgan, Suso, Coates, Assaidi. Liverpool are set to make their 100th appearance in the UEFA/Europa League tonight against Young Boys.

96 Balloons

Steven Gerrard and Nemanja Vidic to release 96 red balloons when the Reds host United on Sunday.

The Reds In A

After a 2-1(Agg) victory over Hearts, The Reds qualified for the Europa group stages. The draws for the group stages were conducted today with Liverpool finding themselves in group a. Here are the teams with which Lfc have to battle it out. Group A: Liverpool, Udinese(Italy), BSC Young Boys(Switzerland), FC Anzhi Makhachkala(Russia).

Borrell On Sterling

Reserve team coach Rodolfo Borrell on Raheem Sterling:"There is a lot to be positive about," "We have a lot of very good players with different attributes. A lot of people talk about Raheem Sterling, but there are others of course - players that have played underme and are now with the first team a lot more. "I have had the pleasure to be Raheem's only coach since he arrived here, progressing through the ranks. I am pleased to see the player has made a lot of improvement in many areas. "Obviously talent is talent and he came with many, many interesting things; that's why he was signed by Liverpool Football Club. But we have been working hard with him onimproving parts of the game where he could get better. It is important to get the right balance between the talent andeverything else."

Silva To Barnsley

Liverpool can today confirm Toni Silva has completed a transfer to Barnsley, subject to confirmation from the relevant footballing bodies. The 18-year-old midfielder joined Anfield from Benfica in the summer of 2009 and spent the latter part of the 2011-12 campaign on loan at League Two outfit Northampton Town. Everyone at LFC would like to wish Toni all the very best for the future.

West Ham Would Have Carroll

West Ham co-owner David Gold has confirmed the Hammers would be interested in signing Andy Carroll on loan if he is made available. Brendan Rodgers announced yesterday that Andy could be allowed to leave on loan, saying it was something he would consider, although no enquiries had been received. Newly-promoted West Ham have been strongly linked with Carroll and Gold has not declined the suggestion. Gold said to BBC Sport, "I am not aware of any talks between ourselves or Liverpool over Andy Carroll. But that's not to say we don'thave an interest should he become available."

City Intrested In Skrtel

Our player of the season for last season Martin Skrtel is ready to turn-down an approach for his services from Premier League winners Manchester City. City are keen to bolster their defensive options, with manager Roberto Mancini not convinced by Stefan Savic's credentials as back-up to first choice pairing Vincent Kompany and Joleon Lescott. And while Mancini also has the services of Kolo Toure at his disposal, he is intrested in adding another centre-back with top flight experience to his squad. His agent however, has insisted that the 27-year-old Slovakian is keen to discuss his future with new Reds boss Brendan Rodgers. 'Some changes have been made at the club and he (Martin) wants to know what the aims and ambitions are. And of course, we will discuss the issue of Martin’s new contract,' said Karol Cstonto. Skrtel wants to discuss a new deal provided the reds can match his ambitions 'Liverpool is a big club and just because they haven’t made the Champions League this year doesn’t mean they would not do it next year. 'There are expectations on both sides, though.' The defender has two years left on his contract and it is thought the Reds, are eager to extend.

Rafa In Line For Italian U.C Sampdoria Job

U.C. Sampdoria's president says Rafa Benitez is 'one of the possibilities' the club are considering as manager for its first season back in Serie A. The newly-promoted side appears keen on a big name despite current coach Giuseppelachini earning the club promotion at the first attempt. Sampdoria president Riccardo Garrone said: 'There is nothing concrete but there have been talks, it's in progress.' Benitez, who led Liverpool to the 2005 Champions League, has been out of work after he was sacked by Inter Milan in December 2010. Iachini took charge in November with Sampdoria floundering in mid table. He turned things around, leading the team into the playoffs and to victory in the final against Varese. Iachini's contract was automatically renewed for a season by promotion. Courtesy of http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport

AC Milan Still Intrested In Aqua

AC Milan are not ruling out the possibility of signing Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani this summer, according to vice-president Adriano Galliani. The Italian midfielder played on loan at Milan last season, where he scored one goal in 23 Serie A appearances for theRossoneri. Milan are looking to reinforce their midfield line with Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso and Mathieu Flamini allout of contract this summer. "Before August 31, another midfielder will arrive, it could be Aquilani or somebody else," Galliani told Gazzetta dello Sport . "We haven't spoken yet to Aquilani. He is a Liverpool player." No offers Aquilani's agent Franco Zavaglia revealed on Wednesday he had not received any offers for his client and that the 27-year-old midfielder was set to return to Liverpool. AC Milan are not ruling out the possibility of signing Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani this summer, according to vice-president Adriano Galliani. The Italian midfielder played on loan at Milan last season, where he scored one goal in 23 Serie A appearances for theRossoneri. Milan are looking to reinforce their midfield line with Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso and Mathieu Flamini allout of contract this summer. "Before August 31, another midfielder will arrive, it could be Aquilani or somebody else," Galliani told Gazzetta dello Sport . "We haven't spoken yet to Aquilani. He is a Liverpool player." No offers Aquilani's agent Franco Zavaglia revealed on Wednesday he had not received any offers for his client and that the 27-year-old midfielder was set to return to Liverpool. Courtesy of Sky Sports http://www1.skysports.com/football

Next season's EPL fixtures - 2012->2013

August 18 West Brom (A) 25 Man City (H) September 1 Arsenal (H) 15 Sunderland (A) 22 Man Utd (H) 29 Norwich (A) October 6 Stoke (H) 20 Reading (H) 27 Everton (A) November 3 Newcastle (H) 10 Chelsea (A) 17 Wigan (H) 24 Swansea (A) 27 Tottenham (A) December 1 Southampton (H) 8 West Ham (A) 15 Aston Villa (H) 22 Fulham (H) 26 Stoke (A) 29 QPR (A) January 1 Sunderland (H) 12 Man Utd (A) 19 Norwich (H) 29 Arsenal (A) February 2 Man City (A) 9 West Brom (H) 23 Swansea (H) March 2 Wigan (A) 9 Tottenham (H) 16 Southampton (A) 30 Aston Villa (A) April 6 West Ham (H) 13 Reading (A) 20 Chelsea (H) 27 Newcastle (A) May 4 Everton (H) 12 Fulham (A) 19 QPR (H)

TEN REASONS WHY RAFAEL BENITEZ MUST BE MANAGER

1. He did very little wrong during his time at Anfield. 2. He has great squad rotation and team selection tactics. 3. Perfect SIGNINGS. All signing had quite an impact 4. Does not have need to focus much on balancing the books hence super performance 5. Entertaining 6. Players seemed to enjoy themselves 7. Great relationship with the players. 8. Attractive style of play. 9. Familiar with the Anfield atmosphere and the standard LFC are expected to maintain. 10. Continuation. More articles to elaborate the points coming up, watch this space.

Comolli to leave LFC

Fenway Sports Group and Liverpool FC confirmed today that Director of Football Damien Comolli has left the Club by mutual consent. Principal Owner John Henry said: "We are grateful for all of Damien's efforts on behalf of Liverpool and wish him all the best for the future." Liverpool Chairman Tom Werner added: "The Club needs to move forward and we now have a huge gameon Saturday. It is important that everyone joins us in supporting the manager and gets behind Kenny and the team and focuses on a strong finishto the season." Damien Comolli commented: "I am grateful to have been given the opportunity to work at Liverpool and am happy to move on from the Club and back to France for family reasons. I wish the Club all the best for the future.

Comolli to leave LFC

Fenway Sports Group and Liverpool FC confirmed today that Director of Football Damien Comolli has left the Club by mutual consent. Principal Owner John Henry said: "We are grateful for all of Damien's efforts on behalf of Liverpool and wish him all the best for the future." Liverpool Chairman Tom Werner added: "The Club needs to move forward and we now have a huge gameon Saturday. It is important that everyone joins us in supporting the manager and gets behind Kenny and the team and focuses on a strong finishto the season." Damien Comolli commented: "I am grateful to have been given the opportunity to work at Liverpool and am happy to move on from the Club and back to France for family reasons. I wish the Club all the best for the future.

Andy Nervous Ahead of NUFC Clash

Andy Carroll has admitted to feeling nervous about returning to St James' Park to play his former club. "I don’t usually get nervous but this might be a bit different,” said the Liverpool forward. “All of my family and friends will be there but they’re so big on football thatI’m not sure who they’ll be supporting. “It’s great to see Newcastle doing so well. Obviously I support them, was brought up there and was lucky enough to play for them. They will always mean something.”

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