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The new season has seen eight new faces at Liverpool FC – nine if you include manager Roy Hodgson. For anyone thinking of visiting Anfield to watch the Reds, here’s a run down Liverpool’s new signings for the 2010/11 season…

PAUL KONCHESKY The former Fulham left-back arrived on Merseyside for a deal in the region of £4 million and made his debut against Birmingham City on 12 September 2010. The 29-year-old career began at Charlton, where he made 149 appearances and scored 5 goals. Since then, he’s enjoyed spells at West Ham and Fulham, where he played under new Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson.

RAUL MEIRELES Arriving from Porto, the central midfielder is known for his wide range of passing and long-range shooting. In 137 appearances for the Portuguese club, notching 15 goals. Also capable of playing the holding midfield role, Meireles has 40 caps for Portugal with an impressive seven international goals to his name.

BRAD JONES Australian international, Jones, joined from Championship club Middlesborough to provide challenge and provide support for Pepe Reina in the Liverpool goal. During his time at Boro, he played 57 times and gained further experience on loan at five clubs. The 28 year-old is yet to make his debut for Liverpool, but did star in Jamie Carragher’s testimonial.

CHRISTIAN POULSEN The 30-year-old defensive midfielder was already familiar to Hodgson, having played under the former Fulham chief while the pair were at FC Copenhagen. Before joining Copenhagen, the Danish international played for Nordvest FC, but has since gone on to enjoy successful spells at Shalke 04, Sevilla and most recently Juventus. He has 78 caps for his country, scoring six times.

JOE COLE With 56 England caps, Cole joined the club on a free transfer in the summer having decided to leave Chelsea at the end of his contract. He played 183 times for the current Premier League champions, winning the title and FA Cup three times each during his seven year stay. He began his career at West Ham United, where his dazzling skills from an attacking midfield role brought him to the attention of England for the first time.

MILAN JOVANOVIC Serbian star, Jovanovic, arrived in July from Belgian side Standard Liege, where he made 116 appearances. During that time the striker netted 52 times, although his time at Liverpool so far has seen him play from wide on the left of midfield. He has a one in three goalscoring record for his country, with 10 goals in 32 caps. He also scored the winning goal in Serbia’s 1-0 victory over Germany at this year’s FIFA World Cup.

DANNY WILSON Just 18 years old, but already a Scotland U21 star, this centre-back starlet joined from SPL giants Rangers, where he made 14 first team appearances. He has already been awarded the FWA Young Player of the Year and 2010 Scottish PFA Young Player of the Year.

JONJO SHELVEY With England U16, U17 and U21 caps to his name, Shelvey was regarded as one of the hottest young talents outside of the top flight when Liverpool parted with £1.7 million for his services in April. Although yet to done the famous red shirt of Liverpool, the talented midfielder made 42 first-team starts for Charlton and bagged 7 goals.

If you’re ready to watch these new stars, as well as the likes of Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres, why not make the trip to Liverpool by train? With excellent transport links, you could make your way into Liverpool Lime Street or Liverpool Central before heading to the ground.

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If you’ve yet to experience what Liverpool has to offer, maybe now is the time. Here are 10 great reasons to arrange a visit to a luxury hotel in Liverpool city centre.

1. Liverpool has one of the best selections of concert and theatre venues, including the Echo Arena, Empire Theatre, Carling Academy, Playhouse or Everyman.

2. St. Valentine’s Day is coming up soon and Liverpool is perfect for a romantic weekend, with a host of great restaurants and luxury hotels to choose from.

3. Liverpool also has a thriving business community located throughout the city, including the commercial district, and lots of hotels that are well-suited to business workers.

4. From Liverpool One to the Cavern Quarter, the city has a lot to offer people who love shopping. So much, in fact, that one day may not be enough and a night’s stay in a hotel could be a sensible option.

5. There are also many sights to see throughout Liverpool, including Albert Dock, the Liver Birds, City Tower. Plus, there’s also the Ferry across the Mersey for an authentic Liverpool experience.

6. If you love your culture, the city’s collection of amazing museums could well make your visit extra special. The Tate Liverpool, Merseyside Maritime Museum and International Slavery Museum all have great exhibitions worth seeing.

7. Liverpool is famous for so many things, not least of all the football. Through Liverpool FC and Everton is boasts of two of the most historic clubs in the Premier League. If you’re planning an overnight visit, a trip to Goodison Park or Anfield should be top of your to do list.

8. Racing at Aintree is another major attraction for people who love sport and could be the perfect start to a long weekend of fun in the city.

9. For people who love the Fab Four, the Magical Mystery Tour, Beatles Story and Cavern are well worth a weekend visit.

10. Another thing that attracts people to stay in Liverpool is its fantastic nightlife. From bars and restaurants to pubs and clubs, there is much to enjoy of an evening.

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I am worrying about Liverpool way in UEFA Champion’s League. We had a lot of mistakes in defensive system, and we also had a terrible attacking system. We were in pressure at Stamford Brige atmosphere. At first, We believed that we can control the game but our players did not go the way we thought it was going to be. We often passed the ball into Chelsea’s possession. Chelsea’s inspiration is the key of the change, their fan’s voice was surrounded them.

Until about 29th minutes, when Chelsea’s defender Cavalho intercepted from Liverpool while they were attacking Chelsea. He passed the ball through Liverpool’s midfielder and defender to Didier Drogba. Drogba was too strong for Daniel Agger, so he passed the ball to penalty’s area assisted Joe Cole who was running from his side to scored this goal. Chelsea chelsea often didn’t miss the chance they had. They were punished Liverpool with this goal.

After that, the Red Machine started to work but they still had many mistake the both attacking and defending. Rafael Benitez, Liverpool’s manager sent Jermaine Pennant to the pitch but it was too late to change anything. Chelsea was seems like satisfied this score. That was decrease Liverpool’s chance to score because they step backward to his side for just defending Liverpool.

It could be a hard work for everyone in Liverpool’s team in the next game at Anfield. I hope Rafael Benitez could not have a mistake on the squad like the previous game. I want to see Liverpool in the final round.

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Jose Reina is Liverpool’s first choice goalkeeper and rated by many as one of the best goalkeepers in the world of football. Born in Madrid in 1982, Reina is the son of former Barcelona and Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Miguel Reina, who also represented his country Spain.

Jose, nick named Pepe, Reina began his football career with the youth academy at FC Barcelona after initially playing in Barcelona’s reserve team he made thirty appearances for the first team in the 2000-2001 season, incidentally making two appearances against Liverpool in the semi-final of the UEFA Cup. The following season he was dropped from the Barcelona first team and secured a loan move to Villarreal in 2002 making his move permanent in 2004, he made over 100 appearances for the club. Reina signed for Liverpool in 2005 by then manager Rafael Benitez, who described him as the best goalkeeper in Spain.

Reina was immediately installed as the first choice goalkeeper at Anfield, making his debut against Welsh side Total Network Solutions in a Champions League qualifying game in July of 2005 and a month later he won his first cap for his national team Spain.

The Spaniard became an immediate favourite with the fans at Liverpool, famed for his accurate distribution of the ball and his fantastic penalty saves, he had saved seven of the nine penalties he faced in his previous season with Villarreal. During his first season at Liverpool he was part of the team that set a club record for eleven consecutive games without conceding a goal.

At the end of his first season with Liverpool, Reina played in the FA Cup Final against West Ham United. An amazing game saw the scores level at 3-3 after extra time and the match was then decided on penalty kicks, the amazing shot stopper then obliged by saving three of West Ham’s penalty kicks to secure a 3-1 shoot out victory for the Reds.

After his first fifty games for the Reds, Reina had not conceded a goal in twenty eight of those matches, setting a new club record which had been previously held by the legendary Ray Clemence. Later that season he was on hand again as Liverpool beat Chelsea on penalties in the Champions League semi-final, he followed in his father’s footsteps by appearing in the European Cup Final, unfortunately the Reds lost 2-1 to AC Milan in the final.

Having made over 300 appearances for the first team, Reina signed a new six year contract with Liverpool in 2010 and although he has still to become the first choice as goalkeeper for his national side he has already become a Liverpool legend.

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Lately in the press in increasing frequency we can hear about the great Chelsea’s tansfers. Topstars Michael Ballack and Andriy Shevchenko had already joined the team, but there’re constant rumors surrounding Chelsea about the other big purchases like Philipp Lahm and Sergio Ramos.

The purpose of Jose Mourinho is quite clear. He wants to make the most powerful football team in Europe, which would be able to obscure even the elegant Barcelona.

Chelsea’s new squad list seems a bit like a world football team, not the English club. Lampard, Shevchenko, Terry, Cech, Ballack! And it’d be beared in mind that Drogba, Essien and Robben are not going to leave yet for some other clubs…

Here there’s a question to be asked. What if Chelsea – a stable, interesting team – would turn into the English variant of Real Madrid, which, having so many stars in its squad, can’t stop surprising pleasantly Barcelona fans by losing to such great Spanish teams like Mallorca and Murcia?…

Of course at the head of Real there was no such an outstanding coach like Jose Mourinho. He’s an excellent tactician and knows what job exactly this or that player is doing. But by no means less important is if he can make the right psychological atmosphere within the team, so that stars would not call in question who’s playing the dominant role in the field, but play-action pass and make chances.

Are all these big players ready to give all one has got in each episode whether it’s the attack or the clearance? Maybe Mourinho knows what he is doing, but what if he is overrating his authority?

In Chelsea Terry and Lampard had become the charismatic personalities, the embodiment of team’s game style. But it’s again not so certain that new players would agree with that kind of hierarchy, and Shevchenko is not dreaming of wearing Chelsea’s captain arm-band. Now when even the substitutes – are the world class footballers, the aim of the each team’s player is not just to win in the match, but to have the very opportunity of going out on the field actually! Joe Cole having been careless in the defence in several matches last season (though he did scored goals), spent than some unforgettable hours on the substitutes’ bench, and he was not glad for sure for his companions replacing him. The squad rotation system is useful for the game, for the results and for fans, but not for the footballers’ playing practice and mentality. Each coach convinces his players, that they should think what the best for the team is firstly, but it’s harder than for the young sportsman (especially the famous one) being at the peak of his powers to hear that it’d be better for the team he rest some time.

Actually when the start squad is more likely the Adidas commercial, some doubts are cast upon the possibility of these guys to achieve a team-work.

On this point the Russian mentality of Roman Abramovich is telling upon it a bit. He’s the man of means and so buys the expensive football-players (like some buys horses or cars) just because he enjoys the idea of having them. And it’s not important whether they’ll be on the field or in the reserve. In fact joining Chelsea, players are risking to lose their playing practice and subsequently their star status.

Speaking of the propriety of Mourinho’s purchases we can’t help recollecting that Liverpool in the Champions league last season did not have any big stars in its squad but Gerrard and in the final match defeated the honoured Milan. Barcelona as a matter of fact possesses one vivid superstar – Ronaldinho. But only within the team with Puyol, Deco and Eto’O Ronaldinho’s genius has revealed itself properly and Barcelona began to overcome. The same Chelsea without any help of Shevchenko and Ballack 2 years running easily won the English championship, not to speak of the League Cup.

Maybe the thing is just in the right ratio of stars and simply good players in one team?

The problem of the well-known Real Madrid is indeed in the absence of one vivid leader. Everyone considers himself to be the most important and no team-work can be seen there. Players spare their feet, slight the clearance. So the beautiful and exciting football of Real Madrid exits no more now.

Would Chelsea repeat the Real’s fate or would win as confident as it did before – is just a matter of time. And this time will be the examination of Mourinho’s coach faculties, and it’ll show whether it is worth gathering all stars under the same roof.

By the example of Real Madrid we can see only the groundlessness of this kind of undertaking.

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