Anfield Banter: Luis Garcia = class, LFC = class, Benayoun = er, impatience, Ian Rush bites back at Chelsea, & Kuyt almost does Man U a favor

By: Brian | August 22nd, 2007

* Luis Garcia has written a letter to the fans thanking them for their support.

* Liverpool may leave 96 empty seats in their new stadium as a memorial to the fans who died at Hillsborough.

* Did Yossi Benayoun just wake up yesterday and realize he was no longer playing for West Ham? Apparently so.

* Ian Rush calls for players, especially Chelsea players, to stop bitching and moaning to the ref every five seconds. We can only dream.

* Dirk Kuyt collided with Man U keep Edwin Van Der Sar in preparations for Holland’s friendly with Switzerland. Though no word as to whether Kuyt was okay, Van Der Sar required medical attention and it is unclear whether or not he’ll be available for the match. Cheers, gotta run.

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Category: Chelsea, Dirk Kuyt, LFC, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Luis Garcia, Manchester United, Player News, Yossi Benayoun

Tags: Chelsea, Dirk Kuyt, Edwin Van Der Sar, Hillsborough, Holland, Ian Rush, LFC, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Luis Garcia, Manchester United, Player News, Switzerland, West Ham United, Yossi Benayoun

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• King Tom |  August 23rd, 2007 at 12:54 am

  
  
  

  Wow, this is the most updated blog in the world. With headliens and everything. Nobody can accuse Liverpool of not being bloggers, thats for sure. Garcia was quality, I don’t tihnk you should have sold him. Got goals at important times for you.

  Liverpool fans, I’ve put a site together that will let fans have their on their teams kits. We’re going to give the information to manufacturers so they take notice of the fans. If you get a chance, head over to http://www.worldfootballshirts.net and leave some feedback on the latest Reds’ kits.

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• Joaldo |  February 21st, 2008 at 9:38 am

  
  
  

  thanks be to the higher powers that be. Garcia is not missed. Liverpool is a better team without the little man.
  How a professional can give the ball away so much is appalling. Also, his courage was constantly under question – always shirking from 50/50 challenges.
  Moreover, what was his position? A striker? no. A winger? No. A midfielder? No. A support striker? No.

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