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ok boss...ko macamtau2 jek aku nak bukak harinie 
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seronok korang mengosipkan aku kat cnie eh...karang momod pindah ini benang ke benang gosip baru ade akai..
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belum lagi..thanks 
wa pinjam..paste kat front page
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tu dia, tetiba muncul jugak
ok, terima kasih di atas pencerahan itu
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janganlah marah
dorang rindu tu
kang wa masuk gua balik
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sama2 kasih...x marah pong,sukeeeee korang kluar dari gua nih
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iyer.. bgus2...
amboiii tajuk siap kipidab lagi tu
bangga la ayah sebab seantero malaysia pakai tagline dia
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pakcik, raya dh nak habis dh pun 
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tambah lah dongibab skali
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tu kalau kalah wa letak la.....
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Borini could leave Liverpool FC on season-long Sunderland loan
Liverpool striker Fabio Borini could remain in the Premier League with Sunderland keen on agreeing a season-loan loan deal.
Borini was expected to return to Italy with Fiorentina leading the chase for his signature but the Black Cats have now signalled their desire to take him back to the North East.
The ECHO understands that any potential agreement remains some way off and Liverpool would rather negotiate a permanent transfer for the 24-year-old, who has two years remaining on his current contract.
Borini spent the 2013/14 season on loan at Sunderland with his 10 goals helping them to reach the League Cup final and secure their Premier League status.
He had the opportunity to join them permanently last summer but snubbed the offer after Liverpool had agreed a fee rising to ￡14million.
Black Cats boss Dick Advocaat wants to bolster his attacking options with loan deals for both Borini and Manchester United’s Adnan Januzaj after losing winger Adam Johnson with a dislocated shoulder.
Having opted to stay put a year ago, Borini was restricted to just five starts in all competitions last season with his only goal coming at Villa Park in January.
Following the arrival of strike trio Christian Benteke, Divock Origi and Danny Ings this summer, Borini has now admitted defeat in his battle to make it at Liverpool.
He is weighing up his options before deciding where to attempt to kick-start his flagging career.
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Edited by samperit at 13-8-2015 06:12 AM
TT wa tlg lu tmbh ape2 yg ptt kat sini..lu kan busy baru kawen
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Edited by samperit at 13-8-2015 06:25 AM
Enrique: I'll stay at Liverpool FC despite being alienated by Brendan Rodgers
Much maligned Jose Enrique vows to battle for his Reds' future and insists a move away from Anfield would be 'a step down'
Jose Enrique has vowed to stay and fight for his Liverpool future – and is convinced he will be given the opportunity to play this season.
Enrique admits he has been “alienated” by Reds boss Brendan Rodgers after joining Mario Balotelli and Fabio Borini in being left out of pre-season preparations with the senior squad.
The 29-year-old, who is entering the final year of his contract at Anfield, has been linked with a move to Premier League rivals West Bromwich Albion.
Enrique didn't even make the matchday squad for the opening weekend win at Stoke City with teenage newcomer Joe Gomez starting at left-back and Alberto Moreno on the bench.
He has also upset a large number of supporters with his regular updates of his social activities on Instagram and Twitter, the latest of which was his mini-golf expedition to the Trafford Centre this week.
But the Spaniard believes the lack of experienced options in the position means he will feature for the first-team in the coming months.
“I'm in a difficult position,” said Enrique. “The club have alienated Balotelli, Borini and me.
“I have a year left on my contract and I imagine the club will want to sell, but I still want to stay and fight as I always have.
“But if a good offer came (elsewhere) with more years of contract and more chance to play, I'd look at it.
I know that if I stay I'll play
“I will not give up. I know from experience that football changes from day to night.
“I feel fine after two years with knee discomfort. Plus in the squad here we only have one pure left-back (Alberto Moreno) and I know that if I stay I'll play. I want to prove that some are wrong.”
Enrique – who made only nine appearances last season and hasn’t featured for the first team since January – accepts any move away from Anfield will be a step down in his career.
“What I think is that I will not play in a team better than this,” he said. “Liverpool are a match for Manchester United.
“It is true we haven't won the league for many years, but we must not forget that we have won five European Cups.
“I had a very good option to return to Spain, but is complicated because the economy is very different from what exists here.
“The only teams that can deal with what is paid in England are Real Madrid and Barcelona, so I would love to stay here until my legs stop me.”
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8 players who could still leave Liverpool FC this month
With three weeks of the transfer window remaining, Reds boss Brendan Rodgers clearly needs to decrease the size of his squad.
With large amounts of money once again spent on new recruits this summer, balancing the books somewhat and disposing of some of the deadwood becomes paramount.
There are some Reds players who clearly have no future at Anfield from now onwards, while some are being linked with surprising moves away from Merseyside.
These are the eight players we believe could still potentially leave Liverpool before the end of this month:
1. Lucas Leiva
Lucas Leiva is Liverpool’s longest serving player, having joined in the summer of 2007, but his days at Liverpool look numbered following a reported falling out with Rodgers.
The Brazilian is rumoured to now be the fifth-choice midfielder at the club, behind Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Emre Can and Joe Allen, which has not sat well with him.
The 28-year-old will clearly not be satisfied with playing such a bit-part role in the squad in 2015/16, and it makes sense for both parties from him to move on.
Lucas has been a terrific servant to the club, and has responded admirably after a terrible start to life with the Reds, but he is no longer the force he once was.
If he does leave, it will be unforgivable if Rodgers does not bring in a replacement defensive midfielder.
Likelihood: 4/5
2. Jose Enrique
The most damning thing you can say about Jose Enrique is that he is now appreciated more for his social media presence than as a footballer.
The 29-year-old has drifted more and more into obscurity at Anfield in the last year or two, and he must be sold before the transfer window closes.
The Spaniard now has both Gomez and Moreno ahead of him, and like Glen Johnson, he is now more of a liability on the pitch than an asset.
Enrique is rumoured to be on the verge of joining West Brom, and assuming he does move on, it would end a disappointing four-year stay on Merseyside.
Likelihood: 4/5
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3. Mario Balotelli
It has been relatively clear since day one that Rodgers never really wanted Mario Balotelli at Liverpool in the first place, with the Italian more of a panic buy than anything.
The former Inter and AC Milan striker endured a dreadful first year on Merseyside in 2014/15, scoring just four goals in 28 appearances and proving troublesome at times.
The 25-year-old has now fallen even further down the pecking order in attack, following the arrival of Christian Benteke and Danny Ings, and surely has no future at the club.
Plenty of other teams have shown an interest in purchasing Balotelli, most notably in his homeland, and it is now just a case of someone matching Liverpool’s valuation of the player.
Likelihood: 4.5/5
4. Lazar Markovic
Lazar Markovic is a player who has not been given a fair crack of the whip yet at Liverpool, and selling him this summer would be a needless move by Rodgers.
The young Serb was left out of the matchday squad against Stoke City on Sunday, which raised eyebrows with regards to his future.
There is huge potential in the 21-year-old, if played in his best position, but he has his work cut out in terms of playing regularly this season.
A Europa League role seems the most likely option right now, rather than Liverpool selling him, but his Premier League chances look very limited for the time being.
The former Benfica man is definitely worth persevering with, and it is easy to forget that it was only a year or so ago that he was billed as “one of the best talents I’ve ever seen at 19 years of age”, by ex-Chelsea manager Avram Grant.
Likelihood: 3/5
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5. Fabio Borini
While there are some who would like Balotelli to stay at Liverpool for one more season, not many are exactly rooting for Fabio Borini to remain a Red.
The former Chelsea youngster dug his claws in last summer and ensured he remained at Anfield for another year, but he found the net just once all season and showed very little in terms of quality.
The 24-year-old has been deemed surplus to requirements by Rodgers, with Benteke and Ings both seen as clear upgrades on him up front.
Fiorentina seems to be Borini’s most likely destination, although West Ham are among a number of other clubs who have expressed an interest in acquiring his signature.
Borini never looked Liverpool quality from the moment he arrived in 2012.
Likelihood: 5/5
6. Alberto Moreno
Like Markovic, Alberto Moreno was somewhat frozen out during much of pre-season, and has lost his place in the team to the impressive Joe Gomez.
The Spanish left-back will surely remain at Liverpool, given the lack of depth at left-back and his undoubted potential, but Rodgers is definitely showing a more ruthless edge in getting rid of players.
Moreno was hit and miss during his first season with the Reds, but to write the 23-year-old off already would be very unfair.
There is every chance that Gomez may suffer a dip in form as he takes time to get used to the Premier League, and that may well be Moreno’s chance to regain his place in the team.
Likelihood: 2/5
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7. Mamadou Sakho
Selling Mamadou Sakho would be one of Rodgers’ greatest errors, but the Northern Irishman does seem to be strangely unconvinced by the France international.
He has already made it clear that Dejan Lovren will start ahead of the 25-year-old at centre-back, which despite the Croatian’s excellent performance against Stoke, has stunned many.
Sakho is the best defender at the club when he gets a run of games and stays injury-free, and he will surely not be happy about the current state of affairs.
With Kolo Toure the only other experienced, recognised centre-back in the Liverpool squad, it makes absolutely no sense for Sakho to be sold. Will he demand a transfer though?
Likelihood: 1.5
8. Ryan Kent
There were many Reds supporters who knew little about Ryan Kent before the summer, but some dazzling cameos in pre-season, most notably at Swindon Town, showed what huge potential he has.
The 18-year-old attacking midfielder is one of the most exciting young players at Anfield, and now would be a perfect time for him to gain some invaluable first-team experience in the lower divisions.
With players like Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana, among others, all currently occupying Kent’s position in the team, it makes little sense for him to watch from the sidelines.
He is a good enough to thrive in a Championship side on loan for a season, and much like Jordon Ibe when he was at Derby, he would likely benefit from it greatly.
Likelihood: 3/5
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Moreno rasenye xkan kluar..kalau enrique die sendiri sanggup nak panaskan bangku simpanan...
tapi Joe Gomez memang exceed expectation la..game stoke haritu nampak balance style die main def & att..1 assist fo PC10
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