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| Glen Johnson is relishing the prospect of his first 'big four' clash for the Reds and admits the outcome could prove crucial in the title race. The former Chelsea full-back returns to Stamford Bridge for the first time as a Liverpool player on Sunday, insisting he has nothing to prove and that his concentration will be solely focused on the task in hand. Click here to watch the interview in full>> "It will be massive because you know Chelsea are going to be there or thereabouts at the end of the season and we'd like to think we will be too," he told Liverpoolfc.tv. "They are doing well, but they have faults like anybody else, just as Wigan found out. "It's going to be a massive game.I enjoy every minute that I put on a Liverpool shirt so it'll be nice to do it against one of the big teams. "It is against an old club, but that's all behind me now and I'm just looking forward to doing the best I can for Liverpool now. "I've got nothing to prove." The Reds head to Stamford Bridge following a frustrating Champions League defeat against Fiorentina on Tuesday. Johnson accepts it wasn't the Liverpool that had won six on the bounce in the run up to the match and is confident they can return to form against Carlo Ancelotti's side. "It was a disappointing performance and result," he said. "The lads can't wait to get out there, prove it's a one off and try to pick up points again. "When you lose it's important you bounce back with a win. "We have a fantastic team, a good squad and a great bunch of lads who are willing to work their socks off. If we do that from the start we can get something down there." |
| RAFA: LET'S KEEP CALM Jimmy Rice at Stamford Bridge 04 October 2009 Rafa Benitez urged his players to remain calm in their quest for glory after they fell to a third league defeat of the season against frontrunners Chelsea. The Reds are now six points off top spot after goals from Nicolas Anelka and Florent Malouda settled a tight encounter at Stamford Bridge. Asked by journalists where the 2-0 defeat left his championship hopes, Benitez said: "Our target has to be the next game. They asked me in some interviews about three defeats this year, but it's important to keep calm, keep working hard to improve. "We have to focus on the next game, get three points and see what happens. "This year the top sides will lose points against other teams, so we just have to try to win every week. "We will try to win against Sunderland and see. It's a long race and we have to think about the next game, that's it." Asked if he had to convince his players to keep calm, Benitez quipped: "It's more difficult to convince the press of this than my players!" Though disappointed with the scoreline, Benitez took heart from the performance of his side in a difficult arena. "The performance wasn't bad against a good team. We worked hard and had some good play," he said. "I was really pleased for 90 per cent of the game but you have to do almost everything perfectly to win here. "Defensively we were good enough. We defended much better. They didn't have many chances, which means we were defending better, and we didn't have many chances, which means they are a good team. "When you make a mistake against a good team, you pay for it. We lost the ball and they scored. "The game was open after the goal. We had some chances but you have to take your chances if you want to change the situation. "I cannot blame any one of the players because they were working really hard. You have to be pleased with the team effort and disappointed with the result." Quizzed on whether his side should have created more chances, Benitez responded: "We played against Chelsea. Do you expect any team to play here and have 20 attempts? I don't think so. "We had some chances but we couldn't score because their defenders are good defenders." Meanwhile, Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti dismissed a question about any damage done to Liverpool's title hopes. "I think the end of the championship is a long way off and Liverpool have the quality to have a very good season," he said. |
лондонските отбори немат никакви международни успехи!   иначе арсенал са приятни за гледане ама... а челси ще почнат да боксуват след нова година щото нема да правят трансфери и че се натрупа умора.  То и ние няма да правим трансфери ама щото нема £  |
Не искаш красота (Арсенал), не искаш пари с характер (Челси) - ами тогава заложи на класиката - чичо Манчо  Редактирано от - PRA4A*bg на 05/10/2009 г/ 13:16:16 |
ааааа  Пръч, ман ютд ми е най-протвния отбор. даже преди левски. Пуул че се оправят макар че тоя сезон ще е тежък. |
| Еми стой си от отбора на пританището на Манчестър и се надявай.Още 20 години ей сега ще се изтърколят... |
Пръч, не такива кадри от преди 30 лета са забранени  на нас от 82-ра не ни ги признавате ти от 79-та че и за подарък  |
Еми да, това ни е гордоста както знаеш. Отпреди 20 години поне.  Сега мачкаме обикновени отбори като реал, барса, милан, ман ютд, а преди какви дербита със скънторп и милуол имаше... |