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    #31
    Originally posted by dww View Post
    Reina is my favourite current Liverpool player. He's not only a great player but he always comes across as a really nice guy and very passionate about the team.
    Vive la France

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      #32
      Reina is so passionate about us, everything he says and does sounds perfectly LFC class. It's as if he was born to play for us.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Reece View Post
        I can't believe so many people (mainly in the media) think Van Der Sar is the better keeper
        He's no Massimo Taibi

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          #34
          Originally posted by dww View Post
          Reina is my favourite current Liverpool player. He's not only a great player but he always comes across as a really nice guy and very passionate about the team.
          Choosing between Reina and Torres as your favourite player is like deciding what type of lass you prefer - blonde or brunette.
          James Philip Milner Fanclub #1

          Curtis Julian Jones Fanclub #1

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            #35
            Originally posted by Rich View Post
            Choosing between Reina and Torres as your favourite player is like deciding what type of lass you prefer - blonde or brunette.
            I wouldn't have thought it was that easy!!!!...............fair play fella , No pulling up trees there
            You Can Lead A Horse To Water , But A Pencil Must Be Lead!

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              #36
              Originally posted by RedReet View Post
              Although positive as this is, more or less confirms everyone suspicions that Mascherano is gone.
              why is that

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                #37
                Fantastic keeper and I hope we can keep him for the next 10 years - hard to imagine but he still has his best years in front of him

                Surely the best keeper in the PL since Chec broke his neck, and would probably be level with him if he hadn't.

                And for me in the top-3 GK in the world right now.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by fah-q View Post
                  He's no Massimo Taibi

                  Thankfully!!!!
                  Statistics are like bikinis. What they reveal is suggestive, but what they conceal is vital. Aaron Levenstein

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                    #39
                    From the offal


                    Yossi Benayoun today revealed how a pep talk from one of Liverpool's senior players helped the Reds overcome their dip in form and beat Manchester United.
                    The Israeli was one of the star performers in last weekend's 2-0 victory - and he credits a team huddle orchestrated by goalkeeper Pepe Reina with giving him and his teammates extra confidence after four straight defeats.

                    "We spoke a lot to try and get the confidence," said the midfielder.

                    "Before the game Pepe decided in the moment to get everyone together. It wasn't something he had planned, he just wanted to give all the players some extra motivation. It worked."


                    Next up for Liverpool is a difficult trip to Craven Cottage on Saturday, a venue where Benayoun scored a last-minute goal to seal a crucial victory last term.

                    His strike had the travelling Kop singing 'We're gonna win the league' - a task which ultimately proved a bridge too far for the Reds. Even so, the 29-year-old still holds fond memories of that day back in April.

                    Now he's targeting a repeat performance.

                    "I hope we do it earlier this time!" said Benayoun.

                    "But if we are going to do that, we'll have to work as hard as we did against United. We knew we were under pressure but we spoke between ourselves and hoped our quality would come through.

                    "To be in the situation that we were after winning at Fulham last season, we have got to work hard. But if we keep playing as a team and showing our quality, we can keep giving something back to the supporters.

                    "We stepped up a level against United but that was only a return to the level we were playing at last season. I don't know whether it is a surprise to some people but maybe you can see why they think like that after we lost four games and played badly.

                    "We heard everyone saying we didn't have the confidence or quality to beat United or enough depth in the squad to win games of that importance. But hopefully we have shown everyone that is wrong. We still have lots of quality here.

                    "It was a must-win game last week. Losing four in a row is not a situation we are used to but to beat United as we did was the best way to recover. They are one of the best teams in Europe but we deserved the win.

                    "We knew we had to come back strong. The only way we could have won was by playing as a team, pressing from the first minute and working hard. We had the belief and we have quality players but we needed a win like this to get the confidence back.

                    "But we can't waste what we achieved last Sunday. We have got to make that win a turning point and believe that we can beat anyone. We've got to keep trying to play well but it won't be easy at Fulham."

                    Last season's corresponding fixture at the Cottage was arguably the highlight of a tremendous few months for Benayoun.

                    Such form has continued into 2009-10 and the winger is now established as a key figure in Rafa Benitez's team.

                    "I enjoyed the last four months of last season and felt I played well," he said. "But I'm playing more games now, I feel more confident.

                    "I'm just trying to do my best and improve in every game. When you play alongside good players, it's so much easier.

                    "That's why it's important to have a striker like Fernando. You know you can give him the ball in the area where he wants it and you know that he is going to finish well. I just hope Stevie is back alongside him soon, too. We'll be a better team then.

                    Would also like us to sign Pondus, but guess he'll be too expensive"

                    Love you Pepe

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                      #40
                      Top clas player and bloke. Sign him up
                      3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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                        #41
                        Hand on heart, there is no-one I would swap him for. I think he's right up there in the top 2 or 3 in the world.
                        I have one word to offer - honesty. I couldn't be devious if I tried. Joe Fagan.

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                          #42
                          Story today is that we will sell Ryan Babbel to finance Reina's new deal........talk about being SKINT

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                            #43
                            Some good news at last.

                            PEPE: I'M STAYING TO BUILD SOMETHING SPECIAL

                            "My aim is to get a new contract in the future and I want to be here for many years. Apparently the club wants the same," Reina told Liverpoolfc.tv.

                            "It's already my fifth season here and that says it all, really. One of my daughters is a Scouser. I have some friends here and my wife and kids are happy. I have every reason to stay longer and of course I will.

                            "Titles are what we are all here for. As a Liverpool player, you have to have these ambitions. Trophies are the most important thing, and the most important one is probably the Premier League.

                            "Rafa Benitez is building something special here. He proved that when he came here - the club was one thing and now it's something totally different. We have grown up and we can still grow up a little bit more."

                            "My commitment to Liverpool is 100 per cent. I would die for that Liverpool shirt. I think the club loves me and I feel the same, no matter what the situation." - Pepe Reina, Nov '09.

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                              #44


                              Hope things get sorted quickly then.

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                                #45
                                Ace. Someone should tell Rafa about the titles though.









                                3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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