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Dopo la rescissione del contratto con lo spagnolo Rafa Benitez, alla luce dei deludenti risultati dell’ ultima stagione, il Liverpool è alla ricerca di una nuova guida tecnica. Secondo i tabloids i favoriti alla successione sarebbero O’Neil,Hiddink e Hodgson. E’ confermato che ammonta a 3200 il numero dei supporters britannici, già segnalati per episodi di violenza, che non potranno espatriare alla volta del Sud Africa. Gli stessi agenti specializzati nella lotta alle frange estreme del tifo organizzato, i quali saranno presenti nelle città dove scenderà in campo l’ Inghilterra, hanno lanciato l’allarme dicendo che negli ultimi anni il numero degli incidenti è aumentato al pari delle più sofisticate tecniche con le quali i gruppi organizzati pianificherebbero questi episodi.
MORE than 3,200 English football hooligans will be banned this week from going to the World Cup in South Africa.
New powers to stop the army of thugs from leaving the country during the summer tournament will be passed in the Commons.Home Secretary Alan Johnson will then impose a “control period”.The hooligans will be ordered to report to their local police station before the World Cup starts on June 11 and surrender their passports.They will not be allowed to travel overseas until the tournament has finished a month later.Any yobs who fail to report will face prosecution.British police officers will be travelling to South Africa to identify troublemakers who have slipped through the net.The moves are the first steps in a massive operation to stop hooligans tarnishing the first World Cup in Africa.
Clashes
Concern about violence at matches has grown in recent months following high-profile clashes, including street battles before and after last August’s Carling Cup game between West Ham and Millwall.Mark Steels, spokesman for the National Criminal Intelligence Service, fears thugs are becoming more difficult to detect.He said: “There’s been an increase in the amount of violence used in the last couple of years.They’ve become much more sophisticated – like organised crime groups.”About 3,000 thugs were stopped from travelling to the last World Cup in Germany.
( “The Sun” )
Liverpool have announced manager Rafael Benitez has left the club by mutual consent after six years in charge.
Benitez, 50, replaced Gerard Houllier as Liverpool manager in June 2004 and guided them to Champions League and FA Cup success the following two seasons.But last season they made an early exit from the Champions League and finished only seventh in the Premier League.Managing director Christian Purslow and former manager Kenny Dalglish are to begin the search for a replacement.The club said there is no timeframe for an appointment and they will make no further comment until a new manager has been installed.
BENITEZ’S ANFIELD CAREER
June 2004: Appointed Liverpool manager
May 2005: Liverpool beat Milan on penalties to win Champions League final
May 2006: Liverpool beat West Ham on penalties to win FA Cup
Feb 2007: Tom Hicks and George Gillett buy Liverpool
May 2007: Liverpool beaten 2-1 by Milan in Champions League final
July 2007: Fernando Torres joins Liverpool for club record fee of £26.5m
May 2009: Liverpool finish runners-up to Manchester United in the Premier League
December 2009: Liverpool fail to get past the Champions League group stage
January 2010: Liverpool beaten at home in the FA Cup third round by Reading
May 2010: Liverpool finish seventh in the Premier League, their worst league finish since 1999
3 June 2010: Benitez leaves Liverpool by mutual consent
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Former Valencia coach Benitez had been linked with Real Madrid and Juventus in recent months, but with both those clubs now having new men in charge he could be in the running to fill the vacant position at European champions Inter Milan following the departure of Jose Mourinho.
One thing that could delay the appointment of a permanent successor to Benitez at Anfield is the uncertainty over the club’s future ownership.
Liverpool are £351m in debt and were put up for sale by co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett earlier this year.
The American pair’s ownership of the Reds has been a long-running source of discontent for many fans, who are unhappy with the way the club is being run, and there have been regular protests and public disputes.Benitez had a fractious relationship with the pair, who admitted sounding out former Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann about the possibility of him taking over from Benitez at the end of 2007, when they feared the Spaniard could leave the club.In the aftermath of Benitez’s exit on Thursday, Anfield was the starting point for more protests against the American owners, with some supporters carrying banners reading “Gracias Rafa”.Nevertheless, Liverpool must move on with the search for Benitez’s replacement.BBC Sport understands that Academy Ambassador Dalglish is unlikely to play a role in the future management of the club, and the Reds are happy for Benitez’s assistant, Sammy Lee, to take the reins until after the World Cup if necessary.Fulham manager Roy Hodgson and Aston Villa boss Martin O’Neill have been mentioned as potential targets to take over in the long term, as has former Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink, although he recently signed a contract to become coach of the Turkish national side.But whoever takes the job may have to accept that major additions to the squad are unlikely without first selling players. BBC Sports News correspondent Dan Roan believes the new manager will have a summer transfer budget of between £10m and £15m.
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The lack of cash available to invest in players has led to fears over the futures of some of the club’s main assets, with striker Fernando Torres and captain Steven Gerrard linked with possible moves.Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina, one of several Spanish players brought to Anfield during Benitez’s reign, expressed his regret at his compatriot’s departure.”It’s obviously a sad day,” said Reina after Spain’s pre-World Cup warm-up match against South Korea.
“He was a very important person for the club for six years. Liverpool grew with him and Rafa also grew thanks to Liverpool.”I hope that this crisis passes. That a person so important for the club as Rafa has left is news that you never would have expected and that you never would have believed.”The only thing left for me is to thank him for his confidence during all this time. I wish him the best of luck.”Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson told BBC Sport that Benitez’s biggest legacy would be the memory of the team’s miraculous comeback to win the 2005 Champions League final.
But Lawrenson said that ultimately Benitez was brought down by his failure to have cover for Torres when he got injured last season.”He will be remembered for that unbelievable European Cup win when they came from 3-0 down to beat Milan [on penalties], which came very early and how fantastic that was, but he slipped up last year,” he said.”He didn’t have a good enough replacement for Torres [when he was injured], and the season fell flat on its face.”In addition to that famous victory in Istanbul, Benitez brought the FA Cup to Anfield in 2006 when captain Gerrard produced a magnificent performance to help the Reds edge past West Ham on penalties.But the Premier League title, the prize so desperately wanted by Liverpool fans who have had to watch bitter rivals Manchester United gradually draw level with their haul of 18 championships, proved agonisingly beyond Benitez.
( BBC Football )