Cisse: I'm no troublemaker

Liverpool’s return to training ahead of their Champions League and Community Shield showdowns next month has been overshadowed by another attack on boss Rafael Benitez by outcast striker Djibril Cisse.

Mon, 03 Jul, 2006 - 16:57
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Liverpool’s return to training ahead of their Champions League and Community Shield showdowns next month has been overshadowed by another attack on boss Rafael Benitez by outcast striker Djibril Cisse.

Cisse following up his weekend verbal assault on with further claims that he is no troublemaker.

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