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Keane Signs For Liverpool - Official
Liverpool have officially announced the arrival of former Tottenham Hotspur striker Robbie Keane. The forward pens a four-year deal at Anfield as he arrives to fill the gap left by Peter Crouch...

Liverpool FC have announced via their official website that the veteran forward today signed a four year deal with the Reds.Liverpool previously courted Keane once before, but that was fourteen years ago and he opted for first team football with Wolves instead.After that 1997 switch to the Midlands from Crumlin United, Keane went on to represent Coventry City, Internazionale, Leeds United, and finally Tottenham Hotspur.At the age of 28 Keane is a renowned Republic of Ireland international and may just be hitting the peak of his career, although how he settles into the system under Rafael Benítez remains to be seen.
Steve Michaels, Goal.com

I phoned Rashid Bismillah this morning. First thing he asked me.How could you guys sign Robbie Keane for 20 million. I dunno, We needed a striker, Robbie Keane in my opinion is not bad, He will link up well with Tores, Tores needs a partner to link up with, Keane fits the bill.

I would have payed slightly more and went for Berbatov, But I must be honest Im a fan of the Irishman even though his price tag is a bit expensive. But Im confident he will deliver.

Now we just need two Wingers or maybe even one winger. A winger in teh form of Robben or Pires. That sort of winger that will terrorise Full Backs as Mcmanaman used to do back in the day

Another rumour Ive ben hearing was that TT Henry could be on his way to Man Utd. What the F34k. Thats criminal TT. After Arsenal hail you as one of the greatest Gunners of all times going to Man Utd would be like putting a stileto through their heart.

How can you hurt your father Wenger like that After all that he did for You.......

JIHAD :ABUS VS ALIS

*ABU=Anyone but United, ALI=Anti Liverpool

Today I speak with my heart. I know its my blog and we engage in heated debate. I often get pasted for being biased, but Come On Readers HOW THE F#4K can I not be.

I must be honest I feel that f#4ken pain when I have to write something good about these ba@3ards.

But one things for certain The blog is about 2.5 years old now and since then us ABUS have never tasted victory over the MANCS, Perhaps its because I hate them so much. The more I hate the more the f#kers win.

We have not won a JIHAD and maybe when that lity Ronaldo fucks off this could very well be our year.

ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS I HATE MAN UTD.

They are the biggest squealers, always have been, and always will be. Everytime the referee says something they turn and squeal,I call it MANC MENTALITY. Rooney and Ronaldo are two gulity suspects here.

The other reason is the THEFT issue. So many times they have stolen from the POOR, and sneaked their way through the back door. Its not nice to steal from the poor in Stoppage time. Ask Poor Samuel Kouffor. And then they win the league like that.

Its f34ken infuriating.

OH THE HATRED STEMS DEEP

As I say.Its all about the Izzet, The Pride...It has always been. Chicks say, Why do you owes take it so seriously. Its just a game. Well You must tell them Visiting the mall is just shopping. Buying a Shoe from SAKRAATIES is like buying cigarettes. Gavin Rajah is just a Indian.

Theyl never understand teh f#4ken Izzet that goes with it. Im sure they will feel the same when they go to a wedding and another chick is wearing the same Panjaabi from Rivas.

Toppies go to blows, Guys damage cars. How can we forget the man that swore everyone at AKALS in Lenz once. The Akals bros calmed him down and said Uncle Relax.

Understand the passion, That passion is the engine room for our hatred to the MANCS.

Maybe and Just Maybe This year on the blog We will win the JIHAD, Dish out the humiliation and punishment to the MANCS.

Theatre of Dreams

A brief Visit from The LAAL CHAVEL

(I hope he comes back this season, the Chavel that is)

Ryan Giggs recently spoke to GQ magazine heres what he had to say RYAN GIGGS has admitted how the Fergie hairdryer still leaves him quaking in his boots after two decades. Yet there is one thing the Manchester United record-breaker fears even more than a red-faced rocket from his manager — getting the bird off his mum, Lynne. No one has seen more of Alex Ferguson's paint-stripping outbursts than Giggs, who passed Bobby Charlton's club record of 758 appearances in the Champions League final. And despite Fergie's advancing years, there is no sign of the 66-year-old Red Devils chief mellowing if he feels one of his players has stepped out of line. Giggs revealed: "I think the last time was at Arsenal the season before last when Thierry Henry scored in the last minute. "The manager went into one and I think some of the foreign lads thought 'bloody hell, what's going on here? This is not what I signed for.' It was funny." But for all Fergie's rants, it is Giggs' mum who can really cut the one-club Welsh wing wizard to the quick when he fails to come up to scratch. And there is no doubt who he fears most out of the two. Giggs, 34, added: "Oh, my mum, definitely. She'll say 'you were c*** today, Ryan.' She's watched me play more than anyone, so yes, she knows what she's on about." Giggs got his first glimpse of the Fergie treatment 20 years ago when he was a teenage hopeful. He added: "The manager would watch me when I was 13, 14, and I'd get the hairdryer treatment.

My attitude was always 'right, I'll show him he's wrong.' "He'd shout everything he could think of as loudly as he could. Telling you how badly you'd played and you'd never play for the club again. "Dropping you was as bad as it could get. He'd never have a go for missing a chance or an open goal. "But if you weren't working hard enough or had a shot when someone else was in a better position to score, they were the worst crimes imaginable to him. "I used to be scared of it, still am I suppose. He can still drop you, as he did last season. The good thing now is I get 'rested.' It's the best thing about getting older." Giggs was sitting alongside David Beckham after the February 2003 FA Cup defeat by Arsenal when Fergie memorably sent a boot spinning across the dressing room and left Goldenballs with a cut eye.

He revealed: "It missed me by inches on the way through. It was unbelievable. But the manager knows how to get the best out of everyone, whether it's putting his arm around them or the hairdryer." No modern-day player can come close to Giggs when it comes to loyalty — or silverware. Yet he also has a more bizarre claim to fame — as one of only two footballers to appear in The Simpsons, along with Pele. Homer even made reference to Giggs' envious disciplinary record — he has never been sent off for United — by saying: "Can you believe they gave Giggs a yellow card?" Speaking in the September issue of GQ, out on Thursday, Giggs joked: "That might be the best thing I've ever achieved. I had a bigger reaction to that than when we won the Champions League!" The 21st Century Giggs is a far cry from the impressionable youngster who lived the high life. These days he stifles a chuckle when he sees the modern-day stars roll up at the Carrington training ground in their Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Giggs, who drives an Audi estate, added: "They're going to learn the hard way about losing money on cars — and buying suits and only wearing them once. "When I was younger I bought Porsches and Ferraris, clothes, booze and so on. These days I spend my money on my house, holidays and school fees." Yet perhaps the biggest insight into what Giggs is REALLY like, comes from the modest way he would like to be remembered. He said: "It would be someone who grew up in Salford, died in Salford and excited people at Old Trafford, near Salford." Somehow you get the impression he will command a few more paragraphs than that. RYAN GIGGS has put the boot in on the soccer mercenaries who sell their soul to the highest bidder. And that has set up a confrontation with Cristiano Ronaldo, when the self-styled 'football slave' returns to Old Trafford. Manchester United legend Giggs rapped: "Many players want to make as much money as they can and change teams for ten grand. "How is that going to make much difference to their lives? Foreign players always have their home somewhere else, so they are going to have their eyes on going back. "But for the likes of me, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes, this is our home." Giggs, 34, admitted he would totally understand if fans are disgusted at the cash being thrown around. He added: "Yeah, I would. If you get those players on their own they are good lads.

So a lot of the blame has to go on their advisors and agents who make a lot of money out of these deals and don't have the interests of the player at heart." Ronaldo has spent all summer being courted by Real Madrid — angering boss Alex Ferguson. The Portuguese winger has been given an extended break following Euro 2008 and has also had ankle surgery. Giggs' own flirtation with a big-money move abroad never extended beyond a tentative inquiry from AC Milan a decade ago. He told the latest issue of GQ magazine: "Maybe one day I'll regret it but at the moment I feel very happy I've stayed here."