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Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:02 amby Dalglish
I suspected as much 
Alonso along with Gerard and the impressive Hamann were bossing the midfield and running the game. Incidents where players take their frustration out due to the dominance of the other team doesn't usually occur until the latter stages of the game and at 0-0 Lampard was taking a risk although in Mike Riley they must have thought it was a risk worth taking
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:03 amby A.B.
Mike Riley.............argh this tw@t is disgrace
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:11 amby Dalglish
IF Lampard has received instructions to "crock" a fellow professional it's a sad day in the prem
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:49 amby liamac
I think Chelsea (and especially Lampard) went into the game believing their own hype etc , started playing, realised our midfield were totally out classing their own and so Lampard threw a hissy fit which took out Alonso...............no accounting for class , which Lampard obviously doesnt possess compared to Alonso...................on another note , just read on another thread that SG was hugging and shaking all the Chelsea players hands like they were all mates......
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:58 amby Dalglish
Hugging is a little harsh to be fair . I go the games and all i saw was the kind of mutual respect contact you get when players clash or get tripped or pushed over .........Murphy's a live wire and likes to vent his spleen especialy after a defeat
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:03 amby liamac
Its only what i read Dalglish, i was just asking if it was true and if anyone had seen it. Thanks for putting the record straight , much appreciated .
To be honest i was a little surprised by it seeing how SG had giving back a nice tackle to Chelski after what had happened to Alonso.
Nice one about Murphy , good thing he didnt try and kiss em ,he probably would of donated a kidney !! 
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:10 amby Dalglish
Its just my opinion mate but of course with the recent speculation over SGs future, its ineviatable that some will make something of his interaction with Chelsea players
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:12 amby Dalglish
Kepp taking the tablets lad
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:13 amby liamac
Yep thats true Dalglish , theres been tons of speculation about SG , so the slightest thing is going to start another rumour , hence the thread that i had read.
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:15 amby stmichael
the official liverpool site has confirmed that alonso will be out of action for 6 weeks. however that means he has a good chance of being fit for the champions league game against leverkeusen. at least he'd better be, because stevie g's suspended. 
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:22 amby Dalglish
I had realised that St Michael
Walking away from the ground today some fan was bemoaning the poor signings of the past and parelled two Chelsea players who should have and could have joined us , namely Joe Cole and Damien Duff. Instead we went for Cheyrou, Diouf and Daio
Tell you who was World Class today ......Gallas. Whereas John terry seemed intent on hoofing it into Row Z I lost count of the amount of times Galals played his way out of trouble ..............
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:31 amby liamac
I always thought Joe Cole was a bargain and could never understand why we didnt go for him , but more importantly Duff who would have loved to have come to Liverpool especially as heard he was a Liverpool supporter as a kid and has his family in the North West.
Houllier thought he new better than everyone else and simply decided to go by his own judgements , much like when he was offered Christiano Ronaldo...........he simply wasnt interested in twinkle toes.
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 3:39 amby stmichael
i tell you what. the names of some of the players our former managers TURNED DOWN signing is frightening when you consider what they went on to achieve for other clubs, namely up the M6.
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Sun Jan 02, 2005 4:07 amby azriahmad
The match commentators were saying that Hamann may want to return to Germany and the fact that he has not signed a contract renewal may indicate so. If I am not mistaken, Andy Gray commented that it would be difficult for Liverpool to find a replacement for Hamann who is playing well in his position.
Tough break for Alonso.
......christ i need new glasses.......and to be sober !!!