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Liverpool spot kick hero burgled
Liverpool FC's heroic goalkeeper Pepe Reina was burgled on Tuesday night as he was helping send the club through to the Champions League final.
The 24-year-old Spaniard saved two out of three spot kicks in a penalty shoot-out against Chelsea at Anfield.
But he returned from celebrating the win in the early hours of Wednesday to find his home in Woolton, Liverpool, had been ransacked.
A number of high value items and the player's Porsche Cayenne was taken.Dreams come true. Without that possibility, nature would not incite us to have them.
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First Dudek and now Reina!Comment
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Yep, the curse of the CL keepers ...Comment
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and a mystery welshman happened to get stranded in Liverpool on the same night
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It's a shame..
Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
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It were United fans, they want to unsettle Reina cause they expect to be playing in the final of this years' CL.
C U N T S!!!
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Originally posted by cobain View PostIt were United fans, they want to unsettle Reina cause they expect to be playing in the final of this years' CL.
C U N T S!!! 
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That's terrible.Comment
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That's truly awful news!
Poor Pepe!
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what a load of ******s
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Liverpool spot kick hero burgled
Reina was the hero of Liverpool's victory over Chelsea
Liverpool FC's heroic goalkeeper Pepe Reina was burgled on Tuesday night as he was helping send the club through to the Champions League final.
The 24-year-old Spaniard saved two out of three spot kicks in a penalty shoot-out against Chelsea at Anfield.
But he returned from celebrating the win in the early hours of Wednesday to find his home in Woolton, Liverpool, had been ransacked.
A number of high value items and the player's Porsche Cayenne were taken.
Paperwork taken
The grey-coloured car - which has Spanish number plates - was found burnt out in Fleetwood Walk at 0630 BST.
Merseyside Police said the burglary happened sometime between 1900 BST on Tuesday and 0045 BST on Wednesday.
Officers were called to the address at 0145 BST after Reina discovered the break-in.
The goalkeeper, who joined Liverpool in the summer 2005, does not want to comment on the incident.
As well as the car, officers said paperwork, jewellery, and a Bang and Olufsen entertainment system was taken.
Footballers targeted
Reina is the latest in a line of footballers who play in the city to be targeted by burglars, often while they were taking part in matches.
The home of his fellow Liverpool goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek was burgled in June 2006 while he was on holiday in Poland. His Porsche, jewellery and football memorabilia was taken by thieves.
Daniel Agger, who scored for Liverpool on Tuesday night, had his home in Wirral burgled in September 2006.
In the same month, Reds striker Peter Crouch's house in Alderley Edge was hit by thieves while he was on England duty.
Meanwhile, Dutchman Andy Van der Meyde - who plays for Everton - was burgled twice in 2006.Comment
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Who is a clever boy....... how long it take you to write that??Originally posted by King Kenny 07 View Post
well done
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This is not a time for jokes Dee you insensitive fud.Originally posted by DeeGame View PostWho is a clever boy....... how long it take you to write that??
well done
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It would be enough to send you back to Spain!Comment
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