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Just read one where Xabi Alonso goes to a party hosted by Sergio Ramos and Fernando Torres.  Alonso doesn't like Torres because he's cheating on Ramos with Steven Gerrard (Alonso's ex boyfriend).  This is the best thing on the internet.

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Rafa Benitez has revealed he was surprised that he was not approached by Liverpool to replace Kenny Dalglish at Anfield in the summer.

 

The former Reds boss had expressed an interest in returning to the helm to succeed Dalglish following the Scot's departure in May.

 

However, Liverpool's American owners overlooked Benitez and plumped for Brendan Rodgers to take charge of the side.

 

Benitez, who guided Liverpool to Champions League and FA Cup glory during his five seasons on Merseyside, feels his success at the club should have earned him the opportunity to try and succeed Dalglish.

 

"It was strange not to be approached," Benitez told the Irish Independent. "We know the club, the players, the Academy and we have even more experience now...the fans were positive about the idea."

 

Benitez, who has been out of work since leaving Inter Milan in 2010, believes despite a disappointing last season at Anfield his record stands up to the test.

 

"We used to play so many important games that it seemed it was normal and it wasn't," added Benitez. "People were talking about 'the past', but just a few years ago Liverpool FC was No.1 in Europe."

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Seems like the 'Being Liverpool' documentary is a fluffy bunny PR piece rather than getting stuck in, whipping off their trousers and taking a torch to their undercrackers.

 

Deeply disappointing. :(

 

What were you expecting from a club commisioned documentary? Footage of King Kenny stuffing whiskey bottles up his hoop?

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Seems like the 'Being Liverpool' documentary is a fluffy bunny PR piece rather than getting stuck in, whipping off their trousers and taking a torch to their undercrackers.

 

Deeply disappointing. :(

 

What were you expecting from a club commisioned documentary? Footage of King Kenny stuffing whiskey bottles up his hoop?

 

The forum certainly has a penchant for the graphic.

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Seems like the 'Being Liverpool' documentary is a fluffy bunny PR piece rather than getting stuck in, whipping off their trousers and taking a torch to their undercrackers.

 

Deeply disappointing. :(

 

What were you expecting from a club commisioned documentary? Footage of King Kenny stuffing whiskey bottles up his hoop?

 

Not expected, no.

 

But I certainly hoped for footage like King Kenny stuffing whiskey bottles up his hoop.

 

 

 

/hope it leaks out at least.

//the candid bits.

///...  onto Youtube.

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