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Maybe these rumours are a reason why he wants out of England ! !

Courts held a further 2 week gagging order on steve gerrards private life, turns out he got his wifes sister pregnant (not a 16 year old ) Will hit the newspaper in 14 days, the judge held the gagging order to protect FA while they decide on capello, and the future of English footy..


John terry and the england boys all know about it and JT had a argument with capello because gerrard got to keep the captains armband. the tension in the camp was down to JT and half the team saying gerrard was a disgrace and the other half of the squad backing gerrard..The press conference was related to the tension and JT wanted Gerrard exposed - they hate each other..

Been told his Wife has 2 brothers and no Sister, so can't be true.

According to sky sports the [oops] newspaper in qustion has denied holding back on a story and claim there is no gagging order at all!! and even though I have only been a member a short time i havent seen a story on here which has turned out to be true or has materilised as true so until Stevie admits it i wont listen tho with all the crap going round i wouldnt blame him if he goes!!!!

Maybe he has got one of her brothers pregnant? lol

New Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson insists that he will not keep Steven Gerrard at the club under false pretenses.

Jose Mourinho named Gerrard as one of his top targets following his arrival at the Bernabeu but Hodgson hopes to convince the England vice-captain to stay with the club and remain a key part of his plans, but warned that he will not sugar-coat the ongoing issues at Anfield.

He said: "We can sit here and say all the right things, but it is actions Stevie wants, not words.

"He wants to see his club striding forward and signing players of a similar quality to himself to play alongside him.

"Of course, he is wise enough to know I cannot give him that guarantee and I wouldn't try and sell him a line like that. He would not respect me if I tried to give him some sort of [oops] line and would see through it right away.

"Where he is concerned, my job is to try and explain that I have come to Liverpool because I want to work with people like Steven Gerrard. I'm also hoping he will have enough loyalty to the club and be interested enough to work with me and see how it develops.

"It is a question of trying to sell myself and what I have in mind for him and hoping he buys into it. He knows he is the heart and soul of this club, alongside Jamie Carragher.

"They both know their importance to Liverpool. I can only hope that what I say to them and what they feel from the fans and the city and anyone around the club will play a part."

The Kop boss also revealed that he plans to meet with Fernando Torres upon his return from the World Cup in a bid to urge him to remain at Anfield.

I will have a conversation with Fernando as soon as possible," he added.

"It wouldn't be right to disturb his preparations for the quarter-final against Paraguay, but I'd like to meet him as soon as possible after the World Cup.

"I want to speak to him face to face and I'm hoping he may return to Spain for a day or two before going on holiday. It could be anywhere, but I'll be there, trying to impress on him why Anfield is the place to be."


http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/live...c-problems.html

Just watched Guillem Balague on sky and he states that he phoned Real Madrid yesterday, and they told him that they have not made any offer for Gerrard and will only do so, if Liverpool contact them and say he is for sale.

Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher is confident star players Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres will still be at the club next season.

The pair have both been the subject of speculation this summer following the Reds' failure to qualify for the Champions League and the departure of manager Rafael Benitez.

Some observers believe retaining their services is one of the first tasks facing new boss Roy Hodgson but Carragher expects them to stay at Anfield.

The 32-year-old told talkSPORT: "I think there is a lot of talk about this but the people who say these things, a lot of them are doing this to create a bit of pressure around the club.

"I don't think anyone knows these people personally to come out and say that.

"I am sure they will still be involved at the club next season and if they are the aim for the club will be to get back into the Champions League."

Hodgson stated at his unveiling yesterday that his goal for next season is to get Liverpool back into the elite European competition.

Carragher added: "We didn't just miss out, we finished seventh. That is a big disappointment.

"If we could get back in there that would be a great achievement for the club and the manager.

"It is going to be a tough season but if we keep the players we have got and get back to where we were a few years ago I am sure we will give everyone a run for their money."

Carragher is looking forward to working with veteran boss Hodgson, who led Fulham to the Europa League final last season.

"I think it is a great appointment by the club," he said. "I am sure we can move on from this and it will go well."