Yes, the Spaniard can pack his bags and book the flight home
No, he'll be alright because Liverpool can't afford to sack him!
Rafa Benitez has had the pressure on him eased over the last couple of weeks because he started to get back to winning ways however, they suffered another fresh blow with the loss to Roberto Martinez's Wigan side. Is it finally the end of the road for Liverpool?
Liverpool will be looking to end their dismal run with a win at home against Blackburn on Sunday. Blackburn are coming from a goalless draw at home against Sunderland, will they get any points at Anfield Road?
Sixth placed Liverpool will travel to meet eighth placed Sunderland on Sunday in a game that could be very important for the Europa League qualification places. Liverpool are coming from a disappointing European tie with Portuguese club Braga, they were held to a goalless draw at Anfield Road and knocked out of the competition while Sunderland managed to get a 0-0 draw at Arsenal in the last league game.
No, they will have to wait for a few more seasons.
Liverpool's new manager Roy Hodgson claimed that his objective for the first season is to bring Liverpool back to the Champions League. Will he make it?
The manager is the one who decides, he should be patient.
He should be playing, Roy might have forgotten all about him.
The Denmark international returned to the side on New Year's Day following a three-month absence with a calf injury but, having been overlooked by Hodgson earlier in the season, he fears for his prospects under the current manager. Here's what he said in a Danish newspaper: "I still have three years left on my contract with Liverpool but it's not me who decides if I'm playing. If I'm not playing and I'm not injured I have no reason to be here."
No way, they should be happy with an Europa League spot.
Five games were played and Liverpool have only five points and find themselves sitting 16th in the Premier League table. Roy Hodgson says that his goal is to qualify for the Champions League, will he and the Reds make it this season?
The 26-year-old striker has not asked to be left out to avoid risking the wrath of his former club's fans and is relishing the rapid reunion with his old team-mates."It is like the destiny," Torres said. "I will never say anything bad about Liverpool. I have been very happy there, but now the history is different and I am playing for Chelsea. If I have the chance to play, I will do my best for Chelsea and hopefully I can score."
Rumour has it that Rafa Benitez is ready to offer Raul a two year contract at Anfield Road. The Spanish striker has a few more offers from the Middle East and Major League Soccer but is said to be tempted by Liverpool's offer.
The derby finds the two big clubs in totally different positions: defending champions Chelsea are safely top of the table while Liverpool have just climbed off the relegation zone after a disastrous start to the season.
That's quite expensive, they can get good players for less.
Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani is currently on loan at Juventus from Liverpool but the Italian club will have to pay 14 million pounds if they want to keep the player on a permanent basis after the end of the current season. After a £20m move to Liverpool from Roma in 2009, Aquilani struggled with injuries in his debut Premier League campaign and it was decided last summer, when Roy Hodgson was in charge of the English club, that a temporary return to Italy would be beneficial. Aquilani has enjoyed his time with Juventus, who are understood to want to keep the creative midfielder.
