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Liverpool fc Ladies have released the season ticket price for the new season, £30 for adults and £15 for children 
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Liverpool fc Ladies have released the season ticket price for the new season, £30 for adults and £15 for children i hope staney comes on here and thanks fsg for making it so cheap to watch
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Jose's comments on Tottenham
"They are quite dominant as they are comfortable on the ball but as an opponent, you don't feel in trouble as you don't feel the danger. Even if you are not controlling the game, you feel calm, and in the second half when we scored even with 11 v 11, I felt it would be difficult for us to concede."
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brenden interview with echo
Borini and Suso are two of a total of 12 players Liverpool currently have out on loan.
Rodgers believes it's a system that can be advantageous to all concerned, particularly young players in search of first-team experience.
"The loans have certainly been beneficial," he said.
"There are different types of loans for different players. In particular for the young players it's very important for them to gain that experience.
"It's good for us to put them into clubs who operate with a similar philosophy. That helps their development and hopefully brings them back ready to play pressurised football at a high level.
"We've got Andre Wisdom doing really well at Derby at the top end of the Championship and young Conor getting league experience at Sheffield United. He needed to go away and prepare himself to play every single week."
Meanwhile, Rodgers has paid tribute to the attitude and determination of Liverpool's fringe players.
The manager acknowledges the form of some his senior stars, particularly the forward line, has made it difficult for the likes of Iago Aspas to hold down a first-team berth.
Rodgers explained: "It's been a season where it's been difficult for some of our fringe players, especially the strikers.
"I feel for the likes of Iago. He works tirelessly every day. He hasn't got a lot of minutes but he has been brilliantly professional. That indirectly helps the likes of Luis and Daniel.
"It's been hard for some of those guys but they have still committed themselves to help the overall team. I know that ultimately at some stage they will want to play games."
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Jose's comments on Tottenham
"They are quite dominant as they are comfortable on the ball but as an opponent, you don't feel in trouble as you don't feel the danger. Even if you are not controlling the game, you feel calm, and in the second half when we scored even with 11 v 11, I felt it would be difficult for us to concede." Who gives a toss what that slot gob says? 
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Reina said: "It was as simple as Liverpool got another goalkeeper and they just told me they were happy to loan me for a season.
"It was strange but I don't regret this ... the only thing about that letter was that that I could say goodbye in a different way as I couldn't do it [properly].
"There are always up and downs in a career. Probably the last two and a half years at Liverpool there were different methods and perhaps I didn't do as I used to with Rafa. I don't think I was bad.
Asked if the door is now closed on a Liverpool return. He replied: "That's what the manager says apparently but I have 2 years more in my contract.
"I believe they are really happy with Mignolet and with things going that way in terms of offensively."
On working with Rafa Benitez again, he added: "He's the best manager I have ever had, that I have ever worked with.
"I know exactly what he wants from his goalkeeper. I know how his teams play and I believe it's good for my way of playing.
"It's very easy to work with him."
its time Reina shut his mouth and fckes off.
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Honestly, I would be fine with him coming back and being competition like we talked about at the beginning. He can be our CL goalkeeper and he can teach Migs how to defend high balls and how to distribute better. With CL next year, his wages wouldn't be so much of a problem.
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I think he's burned his bridges now though, he'll be sold on the cheap asap.
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It may not be the table Liverpool fans are most interested in right now, but for Ian Ayre the Deloitte Football Money League is one that cannot be ignored.
And the Reds' managing director is keen to see the club regain its place in the top 10 of European football's 'rich list' sooner rather than later.
Liverpool were listed 12th on Deloitte's latest list, published in January. It is the first time the Reds have been outside the top 10 in 14 years, with the likes of Borussia Dortmund, Juventus and cash-rich Paris St Germain all stealing a march.
Ayre, though, believes a return to European football, together with the club's planned re-development of Anfield, should help them climb the rankings before too long.
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Steven Gerrard's best celebrations for Liverpool FC down the years
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He said: “It is serious in the sense that we are Liverpool FC and we know what good looks like. We’ve been there and we expect to be the best we can be.
“But you have to take a reasonable amount of comfort from the fact that we know why we are 12th. We are not playing European football and that’s at the heart of it. We have a stadium that doesn’t allow us the capacity that our demands dictate.
“So we know why, and we are doing all we can to address that. We are doing what we can in terms of European football by addressing it on the pitch and we are all hoping we can get back in the Champions League.
“Brendan and the team at the club have all put a fantastic effort in to try and win us that prize and get us there. And if we got Champions League football and were enjoying Champions League revenues I think that would have put us 8th in that Deloitte league this year.”
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers and backroom staff with the Liverpool FC Foundation host a fun challenge day at Anfield Sports & Community centre with schoolchildren
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He added: “And then if you look at our proposals and our efforts to try and stay at Anfield and improve the capacity there, then with the sort of capacities we’re aiming for and the resultant revenues we think would come from that then we actually think that would end us getting somewhere about fifth or sixth.
“Those two fixes, not insignificant challenges, would put us very much back at the forefront. You know our commercial revenue is almost second to none in that regard, we really do battle at the top end of the league in that sense. So it’s about fixing those other parts.
“But we are aware of them and everybody at the football club from the owners, myself, Brendan and the team, everybody is focused on those two prizes.
"We continue to feel very positive about where we are with the stadium objectives, but at the same time we continue to be very measured about it.
"We are in good shape and perhaps the best message we can give to the fans is that our timelines that we set out to achieve this are on track. We are not behind."
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Liverpool's latest accounts, revealed by the ECHO earlier this month, saw them post annual losses of nearly £50m.
Their turnover, though, stood at a record £206.2m – a rise of nine per cent – and Ayre says that figure is largely down to significant improvements in the club's commercial revenue, where their key partnerships portfolio continues to grow.
Ayre said: “Our revenue increase has largely come through our increase in commercial activity.
“We have seen the various public announcements we make about that, just in terms of the key new partnerships that our commercial group develop; the improvement of our retail business globally and we are continuing to grow our media business and other elements.
“So we’ve invested – this ownership group have invested – a huge amount of time, effort, expertise and money into our commercial activity and it continues, month to month, year to year, to bear fruit.
“So that’s the core. And obviously other revenue increases come from media revenue growth. In the core, our commercial activity is what drives it.”
He added: “The owners have been very supportive in getting our debt figure down. We continue to get support from the ownership injecting cash but also in managing our business in a much stronger way and repositioning our debt with the banks.”
THE FOOTBALL MONEY LEAGUE TOP 10 (total revenue)
1. Real Madrid (£444.7m)
2. Barcelona (£413.6m)
3. Bayern Munich (£369.6m)
4. Manchester United (£363.2m)
5. Paris St Germain (£341.8m)
6. Manchester City (£271m)
7. Chelsea (£260m)
8. Arsenal (£243.6m)
9. Juventus (£233.5m)
10. AC Milan (£225.8m)
12. Liverpool (£206.2m)
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