Liverpool target athlete of the year 2005 in Denmark
Daniel Agger danish national defender who are linked with Liverpool, where today elected as the best athlete of the year 2005 in Denmark by several danish media.
Agger are at the moment on holiday at Gran Canarie with his Brondby manager.
According to several danish newspapers, will Agger`s future be official next week, and it looks like his first training will be at Anfield.
(Liverpool4Ever)  
  
Benitez accuses 'complacent' Reds
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez accused his players of complacency after their incredible 5-3 FA Cup third round victory away at Luton.
Benitez said: "The problem was we scored too early and we thought the game was going to be easy.
"When we woke up the score was 3-1 to them. We got back into it and kept going forward, but you cannot afford to wait until the second half to play.
"I was not happy with the performance. We gifted them so many chances."
(BBC Sport Online)  

Reds fight back to win thriller
Liverpool emerged from a truly memorable FA Cup tie at Luton with an amazing 5-3 victory in a third round battle that had everything.
A pulsating game saw Steven Gerrard put Liverpool ahead early on before Luton started to dominate the European champions and goals from Steve Howard and Steve Robinson deservedly put Mike Newell's men ahead at half time.
The game was far from over and the second half was spellbinding stuff as Djibril Cisse missed a penalty before Kevin Nicholls scored from the spot for Luton just minutes later to put them 3-1 ahead.
Liverpool then staged another miraculous comeback with substitute Florent Sinama-Pongolle the catalyst as he scored the first and third of three goals in 12 minutes to somehow put The Reds ahead, either side of Xabi Alonso's dipping 35-yard effort.
The Spanish midfielder then capped an amazing night's action by adding a fifth for Liverpool in stoppage time from inside his own half, with goalkeeper Marlon Beresford stranded after coming up for a corner.
(Sky Sports)  

Red hot Robbie scores a hat-trick
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler scored a hat trick for Manchester City today to keep their FA Cup hopes alive.
City had gone a goal down to Scunthorpe United after just 17 minutes but a trio of goals - the 3rd a penalty - saw Fowler put City into the fourth round.
It was Fowler's first hat trick in 5-years following a miserable spell since leaving Anfield.
Sources close to the player insist he's never recovered since he was bombed out of Anfield by former boss Gerard Houllier and chief executive Rick Parry.
He dreams of finishing his career as a Red again - put simply, Liverpool are the only team he's ever cared about.
The 30-year-old former England international is out of contract in the summer.
(Kop Talk)

Luton Town v Liverpool - confirmed teams
LUTON TOWN: Beresford, Foley, Coyne, Heikkinen, Underwood, Edwards, Nicholls, Robinson, Brkovic, Howard, Vine.
SUBS: Feeney, Showunmi, Morgan, Brill, Barnett.

LIVERPOOL: Carson, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Riise, Sissoko, Alonso, Kewell, Gerrard, Crouch, Cisse.
SUBS: Reina, Pongolle, Kromkamp, Warnock, Hamann.
(Kop Talk)

Anderson delighted with dream move
Liverpool youngster Paul Anderson has described his move to Anfield as a "dream come true".
Anderson, 17, had been training with the Reds for most of the season and his permanent move from Hull was completed this week, with John Welsh moving in the opposite direction.
And the winger told the club's official website: "It was a brilliant feeling to sign for Liverpool permanently. It is the realisation of a dream for me.
"I won't confess to being a boyhood Liverpool fan, because I wasn't, but to sign for the European champions is the stuff dreams are made of and one I couldn't turn down.
"My main objective now is to settle down fully and try and improve as much as I can, while looking further ahead, my ultimate goal has to be to play for and establish myself in the first team."
(TEAMtalk)

Crouch hits Anfield heights
Peter Crouch is relishing his time at Liverpool after finally ending his goal drought.
The giant England striker featured in 21 games this season without scoring before he finally ended his duck with a brace against Wigan at the beginning of December.
Now Crouch says he is lapping up the fans' adulation, revealing that he finds a Kop chant particularly endearing.
"There's a song they sing about me at Liverpool," he told the Daily Mail. "He's big, he's red, his feet stick out the bed...
"That's funny. It's sung with affection as well. People who said I couldn't play three months ago have now totally changed their tune."
Crouch came in for some heavy criticism during his early days at Anfield, although the manner in which he handled the pressure also won him many admirers.
"I am quite proud of it, yeah," he continued. "Maybe I took a bit of a battering from certain people but not those around me. Not the England manager, all the England players - who were top class - the manager here, team-mates, fans.
"The people who know me and the ones I care about were all top class. There were people who gave me a bit but that's all part of football.
"As much as people build you up, they knock you down. You just have to carry on and now I'm feeling the benefit of it."
(Sky Sports)

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