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Panel to decide on Crouch strike
| Quote: |  The Premiership's dubious goal panel will decide on Monday whether to credit Peter Crouch with Liverpool's first goal in Saturday's 3-0 win over Wigan.
Crouch's deflected shot currently stands as an own goal by Wigan goalkeeper Mike Pollitt.
But Liverpool have already announced that they will give the goal to Crouch - who had gone 22 games without scoring - in their official records.
The club's chief executive Rick Parry said: "It is his goal in our view."
Whatever the panel decide, there was no doubt that Crouch's lobbed second goal was his - bringing to an end the England striker's long scoring drought and breaking his duck for Liverpool.
His lack of goals had led to Everton fans mounting an internet campaign to get him on the shortlist for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award - but that bid is likely to founder now he is finally off the mark for the Reds.
Crouch thanked his own side's supporters for their patience and said: "Everyone around Liverpool has been great with me.
"You cannot doubt yourself when the people around you are believing in you and I believe in myself as well.
"Other clubs may not have been so patient. Fans would have had a go at me but there has been nothing like that from the Liverpool fans."  |
FINALLY !!!!!
that was about time he scored, if you don't score in like 22 matches (they say 21 here in Belgium) you don't deserve to be in a class team like Liverpool, so you don't deserve to play on Anfield, he's big (REALLY BIG) cant make a proper header and cant even score...
says enough |
| Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:59 am |
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| Quote: | Socceroos star Harry Kewell has revealed he is still troubled by a chronic groin injury and has attacked those who criticise his sporadic output for Liverpool.
Kewell, who showed his best in Australia's World Cup qualifier victory over Uruguay, says the injury that forced him to undergo hernia surgery in the off-season was lingering on.
"I have still got a long way to go to be fully fit," he said.
"My groin is still giving me grief after all this time, but we are doing everything possible to combat the problem."
"I come in early every day before training to do the work that needs to be done on my groin and to allow me to train."
"We are working 24 hours a day seven days a week to try to correct the problem and hopefully one day we will have a breakthrough."
"At the moment I just have to grit my teeth and get on with it, but at least I'm playing again now."
Kewell was noticeably troubled by the injury in Liverpool's defeat in the final of the Club World Championship last weekend.
He played through the full 90 minutes, unlike the club's last big final when he was forced off in the first half of the Champions League decider.
That early withdrawal brought out the knives from Kewell's critics, who believed him too ready to concede to injury, but the Australian winger remains angered by that reaction, seven months later.
"My groin just snapped and I love it how people were criticising me straight away, saying my heart wasn't in it or I just wanted to go off," Kewell said in the Daily Mirror.
"I don't know what these people are actually thinking when they say these things. Are they actually thinking at all?"
"It was the biggest game of my life and there's no way I would have left the field if there had been any way, any way at all, that I could have kept going."
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Kewell isnt doing do go atm and i am so frustrated atm i hope it doesnt end his career os a player or at Liverpool because i think he is a real assest to the EPL and liverpool. |
| Fri Dec 23, 2005 11:50 pm |
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Nasr09 
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Kewell scored a cracker against spurs. looking more like the player that took leeds to the champions league! |
| Fri Jan 20, 2006 7:59 am |
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seiya
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Aw damn, we lost against Manchester 1-0... That really sucks 
| Quote: | | Rio Ferdinand's injury-time header completed a memorable Manchester United hat-trick as Liverpool's unbeaten run became the latest to end at Old Trafford. |
I hate injury time goals... jeez, well liverpool is only 4 points under United, still can catch up! |
| Mon Jan 23, 2006 3:38 pm |
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Nasr09
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That was sad!! 
UTDs always doin that!!
No need to remind you'll of the champs lg final against munich
Lukcy bastards! |
| Tue Jan 24, 2006 7:35 am |
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Jewels
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Liverpool is my second choice favorite club. A shame that Baros left Liverpool he was a good player but now they got Crouch he is also very good and Morientes....they have good players on each position on the field. I really like the haircuts of Cissé ( always something special :p ) .........................   |
| Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:30 pm |
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wesley
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huj
I love liverpool!!!
Their football is good !
edit:
and thats all that I say whenever I post
and if I start having some substance I might not get banned |
| Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:21 pm |
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Mahat
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Re: huj
| wesley wrote: | I love liverpool!!!
Their football is good ! |
yeahyeah, we know it, stop posting the same things  |
| Tue Feb 07, 2006 4:01 pm |
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