No he is fine. Skrtel was the issue in both legs.
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FYI: the paperback edition of Carra is currently on offer for £3.49 at Waterstones. £3.99 post free from Play.com.
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That's a good deal. Cheers Macca.
FYI: the paperback edition of Carra is currently on offer for £3.49 at Waterstones. £3.99 post free from Play.com.
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That's a good deal. Cheers Macca.
Funnily enough I only recently finished the hardback. Should be required reading for every squad member, especially any who may not already know what it means to play for Liverpool.
http://www.premierleague.com/page/Headlines/0,,12306~1741197,00.html
Carragher: No old pals act
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher hopes his friend Michael Owen will find life tough at Manchester United.
Carragher is pleased to see his former Anfield team-mate back at a top-four club but does not want the move to prove too successful.
The defender predicted United's latest signing could prove a masterstroke for Sir Alex Ferguson, but is crossing his fingers the England striker struggles for goals in the Barclays Premier League title race.
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Carragher said: "Signing Michael Owen was a clever piece of business by United and he has started really well in pre-season.
"In a way I'm pleased he's got a big move to a big club because he came in for a lot of criticism at Newcastle.
"Why? What did he do wrong up there?
"For me, Michael Owen is still a great player and great role model and I have this feeling he'll be good for United.
"But he plays for our biggest rivals now so he'll know I won't want him to carry on scoring once the season starts.
"He's scored a lot of goals in the first few games for United and I hope he scores a few more pre-season because I want him to do well.
"But as soon as the season starts I hope he has a drought."
Despite his respect for Owen's talents, Carragher believes Liverpool's forward pairing of Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard could not be bettered.
He added: "No other team in England has a partnership like Gerrard and Torres. There is no better partnership in the world at the moment.
"It's strange to be talking about Stevie as a striker, but that's what he has become and, for me, in that position behind the main forward there is no one better.
"When he's playing alongside Torres they have the ability to tear defences wide open in a split second."
Carragher: No old pals act
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher hopes his friend Michael Owen will find life tough at Manchester United.
Carragher is pleased to see his former Anfield team-mate back at a top-four club but does not want the move to prove too successful.
The defender predicted United's latest signing could prove a masterstroke for Sir Alex Ferguson, but is crossing his fingers the England striker struggles for goals in the Barclays Premier League title race.
biggest rivals
Carragher said: "Signing Michael Owen was a clever piece of business by United and he has started really well in pre-season.
"In a way I'm pleased he's got a big move to a big club because he came in for a lot of criticism at Newcastle.
"Why? What did he do wrong up there?
"For me, Michael Owen is still a great player and great role model and I have this feeling he'll be good for United.
"But he plays for our biggest rivals now so he'll know I won't want him to carry on scoring once the season starts.
"He's scored a lot of goals in the first few games for United and I hope he scores a few more pre-season because I want him to do well.
"But as soon as the season starts I hope he has a drought."
Despite his respect for Owen's talents, Carragher believes Liverpool's forward pairing of Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard could not be bettered.
He added: "No other team in England has a partnership like Gerrard and Torres. There is no better partnership in the world at the moment.
"It's strange to be talking about Stevie as a striker, but that's what he has become and, for me, in that position behind the main forward there is no one better.
"When he's playing alongside Torres they have the ability to tear defences wide open in a split second."
He was utter shite, looked completely disinterested, didn't fight for their survival, and then left them with sweet fuck all.
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