Liverpool: Liverpool

Thre has been alot of talk that Emile Heskey id on his way out of Liverpool..

One team who is not interested is AC Milan,they have dismissed reports they are interested in signing striker Heskey.

Heskey is shyte,best thing is for Liverpool to sell him,he is soo crap.

They should have bought Kanoute when they had the chance he is on fire at Spurs,he just lost his way at west ham as he wanted to leave for a long time.

Emile Heskey may be out for three weeks after damaging a hamstring in the FA Cup win against Newcastle. He is out of Saturday's derby with Everton and is a doubt for England's friendly in Portugal on 18 February.Looks like they are real short upfront now i wonder if they will try to sign someone this week?

They had better hurry up if they are going to not long left now.

Liverpool always seem to fail someway or the other over the past years,i wonder if the real stars will continue to hang around?

[Edited on 02/11/03 by Speedfreak]

Gerard Houllier arrived for work to see slogans being scrubbed from the walls of Liverpool's training ground and remained insistent that he can withstand the waves of abuse and criticism engulfing the club.

The French coach, under pressure following Sunday's disastrous FA Cup replay defeat at Portsmouth, must now channel the frustrations and anger of his own players into UEFA Cup success this week to give Liverpool's distraught fans their pride back.

Steven Gerrard has revealed how anti-Gerard Houllier slogans daubed on Liverpool's training-ground walls were the catalyst to the side's night of European defiance.

Liverpool, who face a crucial league game at Leeds on Sunday, have suffered a traumatic season with the UEFA Cup the only silverware in sight.

The situation came to a head with last weekend's disastrous FA Cup replay defeat at Portsmouth.Since then manager Houllier has been the victim of sustained attacks by critics.

I really think he has to go,he just isn't doing it for Liverpool and they need to get in someone knew,Sam Alladyce is being tipped to a possible replacement and the way he has done with Bolton he could well turn it around at Liverpool.

What a start by Liverpool in the UEFA cup 12 mins gone and they are already 2-0 up with goals from Steven Gerrard and Micheal Owen.

It was a very good win as Liverpool progressed to the last 16 of the UEFA Cup after they triumphed 4-2 in an exciting match in Sofia.It was not all one sided though as to their credit Levski fought their way back into the match,if not the tie,by netting two quality goals.

More bad news though as it has been revealed that manager Gerard Houllier has been "through the mill" since receiving a death threat last month.
Liverpool revealed on Tuesday night that Houllier opened a threatening letter at the start of February. It preceded the vandalism of the club's Melwood training ground, where anti-Houllier graffiti was sprayed on a wall.Merseyside Police are still investigating the source of the letter, and a club spokesman added: "A letter was received about three weeks ago and opened by the manager.

Things get worse as now Michael Owen admits he too has received death threats, as the uproar continues over the sinister letter sent to Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier.

Ten-man Liverpool crashed out of the UEFA Cup in Marseille, losing 2-1 in the Stade Velodrome to go down 3-2 on aggregate.The 3-2 aggregate result means Gerard Houllier will now face his usual critics while Jose Anigo's men must tackle Inter Milan in the quarter-finals.

Liverpool inched a point clear in the battle for the fourth and final Champions League spot despite being held to a disappointing 0-0 draw at Leicester on Sunday.Gerard Houllier's side were looking for a morale-boosting win after their UEFA Cup exit against Marseille.

Liverpool got back on course to finish fourth and claim a Champions League place with a 1-0 win over bitter rivals Manchester United.

Danny Murphy scored the only goal with a 63rd-minute penalty after Gary Neville mistimed a tackle on Steven Gerrard.

The defeat was a setback for United, who were bidding to go second.

Gerard Houllier has contingency plans if Liverpool do lose Michael Owen. He'd be mad not to as negotiations over the England strikers contract drag on.

Just throwing a wild one out there if he did go they could make a move for Jermaine Defoe.

PSV Eindhoven striker Mateja Kezman claims that Liverpool are among the clubs queuing up to sign him.

Earlier this season Birmingham and Fulham showed an interest in the forward, with Birmingham making PSV an offer for the Serbo-Montenegrin international but they could not reach an agreement with the Eindhoven outfit.

Kezman, who scored twice in PSV's 5-0 victory over Volendam at the weekend, has an ongoing contract with the club.

However, it is understood the Eredevisie side are willing to cooperate in a transfer, with Liverpool being the latest Premiership side to show an interest in signing the 25-year-old.

"Liverpool are back in the race, that's true. It is a marvellous club with a great history. It would be great to join that club," Kezman told De Telegraaf newspaper.

Kezman, one of the most prolific forwards in European football, has spent nearly four years at PSV after he joined them from Partizan Belgrade in July 2000.

defoe would have been a good transfer when he was at west ham, but the chance to sign him is gone now. i doubt he'd leave spurs so soon after his transfer, and the fee would be too high anyway.

i like the idea of kezman though. good, clinical player at (reportedly) half the price of cisse.

Haven't we got enough strikers at the club though? Especially with Cisse on the way.

Again I've got to say it. WE NEED MIDFIELDERS GH, MIDFIELDERS!!!

As i take it Defoe is just using Spurs as a stepping stone. He has no loyalty untill he gets to a bigger club.

I've seen Kezman play a few times he looks pretty useful..

Anyone know anything about some sort of takeover bid at Liverpool?

well yes, but who's gonna get 25 a season?
we've got owen, but apart from him there's no one to rely on. id be happy to get rid of heskey and possibly even baros. pongolle and le tallec are still too young - or maybe just not good enough. kezman, owen and cisse would be quality in depth.

we do need midfielders though. we havent had a good right midfielder since macca left. jay jay on a free would be pretty good aswell. problem is we also need new defenders as well

the stuff about the thailand pm was pretty much tabloid nonsense. steve morgan offered £50m for a seat on the board but was rejected. the club have got some financial advisors in, so until they report back nothing will happen.

if were giving houllier £30m this summer though, were going to need some new investment or we'll go the way of leeds. its a BIG season for the club's future next year