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Taken from MSN news:
Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier has told goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek to "be strong" as he plans to give rookie Chris Kirkland his chance to win the Reds' number one jersey.
And the Anfield chief revealed that Dudek was in tears in the dressing room after the error that gifted a goal to Diego Forland and put Liverpool on the road to defeat against bitter rivals Manchester United.
Houllier said: "He was very tearful after the game. But I will tell him not to think about it and to get on with things because we will help him."
With Chris Kirkland set to play against Ipswich on Wednesday in the Worthington Cup at Anfield, the England Under-21 star has the opportunity to convince Houllier to include him in Saturday's Premiership trip to Charlton and the crunch December matches.
That means Kirkland could face Vitesse Arnhem next week in the UEFA Cup as well as vital league matches with Everton and Arsenal over the coming weeks.
But Houllier clearly wants to help Dudek rebuild his confidence, and said: "The game is about mistakes and sometimes these things happen. Nobody will blame him.
"We finished second last season and that was partly down to his work and talent."
Houllier accepts that Dudek is short of confidence, adding: "It is something that all goalkeepers go through from time to time, but he has got to live with that and be strong to overcome it."
A side issue is that the arrival on the Premiership scene of Kirkland will also be applauded by those in the England set-up, who desperately want him to have regular top-level experience to see whether he can rival veteran David Seaman.
Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier has told goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek to "be strong" as he plans to give rookie Chris Kirkland his chance to win the Reds' number one jersey.
And the Anfield chief revealed that Dudek was in tears in the dressing room after the error that gifted a goal to Diego Forland and put Liverpool on the road to defeat against bitter rivals Manchester United.
Houllier said: "He was very tearful after the game. But I will tell him not to think about it and to get on with things because we will help him."
With Chris Kirkland set to play against Ipswich on Wednesday in the Worthington Cup at Anfield, the England Under-21 star has the opportunity to convince Houllier to include him in Saturday's Premiership trip to Charlton and the crunch December matches.
That means Kirkland could face Vitesse Arnhem next week in the UEFA Cup as well as vital league matches with Everton and Arsenal over the coming weeks.
But Houllier clearly wants to help Dudek rebuild his confidence, and said: "The game is about mistakes and sometimes these things happen. Nobody will blame him.
"We finished second last season and that was partly down to his work and talent."
Houllier accepts that Dudek is short of confidence, adding: "It is something that all goalkeepers go through from time to time, but he has got to live with that and be strong to overcome it."
A side issue is that the arrival on the Premiership scene of Kirkland will also be applauded by those in the England set-up, who desperately want him to have regular top-level experience to see whether he can rival veteran David Seaman.
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I DIDN'T SAY VILLA WEREN'T CRAP, DID I?
everyone if you ignore people like Bono the god they eventually give up even tough i personally support Aston Villa i respect Liverpool as a good team and i think he is bang out of line.
bono is god wrote:
> LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL
> ARE CRAP,ETC.
Crap, perhaps. Yet they beat Aston Villa 1-0 earlier this season, so what does that make you?
> LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL
> ARE CRAP,ETC.
Crap, perhaps. Yet they beat Aston Villa 1-0 earlier this season, so what does that make you?
Insane Bartender wrote:
> bono is god wrote:
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
>
> One of only 5 league games you've won this season, you must be so
> proud.
LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP,ETC.
> bono is god wrote:
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
>
> One of only 5 league games you've won this season, you must be so
> proud.
LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP, LIVERPOOL ARE CRAP,ETC.
bono is god wrote:
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
One of only 5 league games you've won this season, you must be so proud.
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
One of only 5 league games you've won this season, you must be so proud.
bono is god wrote:
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
> At least we beat Charlton, loser.
At least beat Charlton, loser.
LOL.
(Wait, that deserves an exclemation mark.)
LOL!
(Ah, that's better.)
(Wait, that deserves an exclemation mark.)
LOL!
(Ah, that's better.)
bono is god wrote:
> Actually I support Villa. And Liverpool are still crap.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but....
P - Team - P - W - D - L - GD - P
4 Liverpool 17 9 4 4 10 31
15 Aston Villa 17 5 4 8 -2 19
> Actually I support Villa. And Liverpool are still crap.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but....
P - Team - P - W - D - L - GD - P
4 Liverpool 17 9 4 4 10 31
15 Aston Villa 17 5 4 8 -2 19
Expletive Deleted wrote:
> You really thought about that sentence, didn't you?
>
> Let me guess, with that very basic and immature response, you MUST
> support Man Ud...no, wait, Arsenal? OOOOH! I mean Chelsea.
> Actually I support Villa. And Liverpool are still crap.
> You really thought about that sentence, didn't you?
>
> Let me guess, with that very basic and immature response, you MUST
> support Man Ud...no, wait, Arsenal? OOOOH! I mean Chelsea.
> Actually I support Villa. And Liverpool are still crap.
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