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Asking a Liverpool fan if this is the year that they will finally win the Premier League title is an emotional question. Although they have won the English League 18 times, it has been a long wait since the last one and they have never been crowned Premier League champions.
On May 27, 1981, the Liverpool fans inside the Parc des Princes erupted in jubilation as a late Ray Kennedy strike clinched the European Cup. The balance of power in European football had shifted and beaten finalists Real Madrid looked on in dejection as Kennedy and co celebrated wildly. Liverpool supporters will be praying for a repeat of those heroics when the Reds face Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Kiev on May 26. It promises to be an exhilarating encounter between two attacking teams that have surged into the final on the back of exciting, risk-taking football.
Liverpool are preparing a summer transfer offer for Malaga star Ignacio Camacho, according to Spanish newspaper AS.
Liverpool are in the search for a new striker in January following an injury to first-choice forward Daniel Sturridge.
Liverpool have announced that former manager Kenny Dalglish has returned to Anfield as a non-executive director and will start his role with immediate effect. The club's owners have brought Dalglish back as they hope his experience and relationship with the supporters will benefit their long term goals.
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Wigan Athletic defensive midfielder Mohamed Diame sensationally revealed that he was very close to making a move to Liverpool, but Kenny Dalglish's firing cost him a dream move.
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have made yet another approach for former Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola, as the American owners scour Europe to find the best possible replacement for Kenny Dalglish.
Wigan chairman David Whelan thinks that Liverpool's owners Fenway may have already offered the vacant Reds job to Roberto Martinez. The Spaniard is currently in Miami discussing a potential move to Anfield.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has sensationally revealed that he could call upon former Latics' manager Steve Bruce should Roberto Martinez leave for Liverpool.
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