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Bouncebackability: a word coined by Iain Dowie when Crystal Palace manager in 2004 and six syllables that are drummed into every team after they have tumbled out of the Premier League. Do not sulk, do not feel sorry for yourselves, do not simply fade away in the Championship. Get back there... and straight away.

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Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra of Manchester United visits Manley Beach as part of their pre-season tour

Rio Ferdinand targeting FA Cup with Manchester United

The defender has never lifted the trophy

Steven Gerrard in pre-season training

Steven Gerrard signs contract extension with Liverpool

England captain has signed a new deal to keep him at Anfield

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Rennes midfielder has long been linked with a move to the Premier League

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Majority of Liverpool fans want to remain at Anfield says Ian Ayre

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre is confident the club have made the right decision in choosing to redevelop Anfield ahead of building a new stadium.

A view of the gates outside Anfield

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard welcomes Anfield redevelopment

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A view outside Liverpool's Anfield stadium

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