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Enron

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Oct 11, 2005
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That really not that bad of a deal for us. That gives us Aurelio, Insua, and Dossena at left back, with Aurelio able to play left midfield if needed.
 

Mark

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gazzetta.it question to Ryan Giggs:

Any memories of Italy?

"Juve especially, I still have signs of Ciro Ferrara on me. For a forward, playing against an Italian team is a real challenge.
Ferrara, Montero, Boksic, Del Piero: you know you played at your best after that."


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soulslider

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May 16, 2006
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Rafa in £15m plot to nick Niko
EXCLUSIVE
By Scott Piecha

Liverpool have made a sensational swoop for Portsmouth's £15million-rated Niko Kranjcar.

Manager Rafa Benitez is trying to tie Kranjcar into a deal that has already been agreed for Peter Crouch to move back to the South Coast side this summer from Anfield.

Pompey boss Harry Redknapp has fixed an £8m fee for Crouch, but Benitez now wants to offer his bean-pole striker plus cash to lure the 23-year-old Croatian away from Fratton Park.

Arsenal have already been linked with a bid for Kranjcar while Redknapp admits it will be hard to keep his star man at the club next season despite the success they have had in the league and the FA Cup triumph.

However, it will be another bit of great business for 'Arry who paid only £3.5 million for him two seasons ago. Portsmouth would want at least £7m in cash plus Crouch for Kranjcar.

Benitez knows he needs to strengthen his squad to challenge in the Premier League next season and sees the talented Kranjcar as the perfect player to bolster his attacking options.


Redknapp has been playing Kranjcar on the left wing, but Benitez plans to switch him onto the right with Ryan Babel staying on the opposite side.

Having fallen well short of the Premier League title and failing to make the final of the Champions League, Benitez is looking to reshuffle his side with bitpart player Jermaine Pennant one of the names set for the exit door.

One player Benitez will not want to see leave is Xabi Alonso who has told friends he's looking to leave Anfield in the summer with Barcelona and Real Madrid waiting to sign the Spanish international.

people.co.uk
 

chester

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May 20, 2006
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Chelsea signed Bosingwa? Man there goes another good RB off the market.
Here is Liverpool's new RB Enron:

Liverpool FC have confirmed that Swiss international defender Philipp Degen will join them from BV Borussia Dortmund after the UEFA EURO 2008™ finals.
Attacking edge
The 25-year-old right-back has agreed an undisclosed deal at Anfield, and will move on 1 July once his existing deal with Dortmund expires. "He is an offensive player with great energy and a winning mentality," said Liverpool manager Rafael Benítez. "His strength is going forward and I am confident he will be prove to be a quality addition to our squad. Philipp is still young but has gained great experience from playing in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund and on the international stage with Switzerland."

Injury problems
Degen will provide competition for Steve Finnan and Álvaro Arbeloa at Anfield, ending a three-year spell in Germany, though much of the last 12 months have been hampered by injury. The former FC Basel 1893 man underwent operations of groin, adductor and ankle problems last term, and is relishing the chance to start afresh. "When I received the offer from Liverpool, there was no doubt I would accept it," said Degen. "I am looking forward to the challenge of establishing myself there and playing in the best league there is."

uefa.com
 

Enron

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Here is Liverpool's new RB Enron:

Liverpool FC have confirmed that Swiss international defender Philipp Degen will join them from BV Borussia Dortmund after the UEFA EURO 2008™ finals.
Attacking edge
The 25-year-old right-back has agreed an undisclosed deal at Anfield, and will move on 1 July once his existing deal with Dortmund expires. "He is an offensive player with great energy and a winning mentality," said Liverpool manager Rafael Benítez. "His strength is going forward and I am confident he will be prove to be a quality addition to our squad. Philipp is still young but has gained great experience from playing in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund and on the international stage with Switzerland."

Injury problems
Degen will provide competition for Steve Finnan and Álvaro Arbeloa at Anfield, ending a three-year spell in Germany, though much of the last 12 months have been hampered by injury. The former FC Basel 1893 man underwent operations of groin, adductor and ankle problems last term, and is relishing the chance to start afresh. "When I received the offer from Liverpool, there was no doubt I would accept it," said Degen. "I am looking forward to the challenge of establishing myself there and playing in the best league there is."

uefa.com
Most Liverpool fans have known that for a couple of weeks though some of us were praying it was Rafina.:D
 

Enron

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Rafa in £15m plot to nick Niko
EXCLUSIVE
By Scott Piecha

Liverpool have made a sensational swoop for Portsmouth's £15million-rated Niko Kranjcar.

Manager Rafa Benitez is trying to tie Kranjcar into a deal that has already been agreed for Peter Crouch to move back to the South Coast side this summer from Anfield.

Pompey boss Harry Redknapp has fixed an £8m fee for Crouch, but Benitez now wants to offer his bean-pole striker plus cash to lure the 23-year-old Croatian away from Fratton Park.

Arsenal have already been linked with a bid for Kranjcar while Redknapp admits it will be hard to keep his star man at the club next season despite the success they have had in the league and the FA Cup triumph.

However, it will be another bit of great business for 'Arry who paid only £3.5 million for him two seasons ago. Portsmouth would want at least £7m in cash plus Crouch for Kranjcar.

Benitez knows he needs to strengthen his squad to challenge in the Premier League next season and sees the talented Kranjcar as the perfect player to bolster his attacking options.


Redknapp has been playing Kranjcar on the left wing, but Benitez plans to switch him onto the right with Ryan Babel staying on the opposite side.

Having fallen well short of the Premier League title and failing to make the final of the Champions League, Benitez is looking to reshuffle his side with bitpart player Jermaine Pennant one of the names set for the exit door.

One player Benitez will not want to see leave is Xabi Alonso who has told friends he's looking to leave Anfield in the summer with Barcelona and Real Madrid waiting to sign the Spanish international.

people.co.uk
Niko would be a much better pick up than Downing or Barry. I'm hoping the deal goes through.
 
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