Soccer: AGM wrath turns up heat on Houllier

LIVERPOOL manager Gerard Houllier came out fighting yesterday after his mauling from shareholders at the club’s AGM.

The Frenchman insists the club are only out of the Champions League places because of Michael Owen's long-term injury and is confident they can put their indifferent Premiership form behind them.

Houllier, who also pleaded with chairman David Moores to maintain his Anfield involvement, has, however, been angered by remarks from Owen's advisors suggesting the England striker may leave the club if they do not qualify for the Champions League.

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