Cole and Konchesky doubts for Reds trip to Blackpool

New Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish goes into his first Barclays Premier League match since his surprise return at the weekend without the services of captain Steven Gerrard at Blackpool tomorrow.

Cole and Konchesky doubts for Reds trip to Blackpool
Tue, 11 Jan, 2011 - 10:52

New Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish goes into his first Barclays Premier League match since his surprise return at the weekend without the services of captain Steven Gerrard at Blackpool tomorrow.

The England midfielder was sent off in the FA Cup defeat at Manchester United and serves a three-match ban.

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