Anderlecht no Belgian bums
Oct 18 2005
By Ian Rush, Liverpool Echo
IF LIVERPOOL can secure four out of their next six points in the Champions League, they should have one foot in the last 16.
I expect Chelsea to get the better of Real Betis over two games, so an impressive showing by the Reds in Belgium tomorrow will put them in a strong position to finish in the top two of their group.
The best approach is to treat this as a typical two legged fixture, where you'd like to escape with a draw on your travels and finish the job at Anfield.
It won't be easy in Brussels, despite Anderlecht's recent European record, but I'm sure the Belgians will be more concerned about what Liverpool can do than the other way around.
Acting up in new role
I MADE my debut as a movie star at Anfield this week, although my mates raised an eyebrow when I told them it was for a Swedish film.
The film is actually called "Offside" and is due for release around the time of the World Cup. The lead character is a former Liverpool player, from Sweden, and I've been given a small role welcoming him back to Merseyside as
A few scenes were filmed during the Blackburn match over the weekend.
I've managed to get myself a golden boot during my career, but I'm not sure if I'll be worrying the Oscar committee just yet.
