Gerets hopes for success at 'holy ground'

Galatasaray’s Belgian coach Erik Gerets believes his side will not be intimidated by Anfield even though he considers it to be “holy ground” for footballers.

Galatasaray’s Belgian coach Erik Gerets believes his side will not be intimidated by Anfield even though he considers it to be “holy ground” for footballers.

Gerets accepts that after drawing their first Champions League group C game at home to Bordeaux, the Turkish champions cannot afford to lose to Liverpool tomorrow.

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