"I'm obviously tall but I also think I'm decent on the ground as well as in the air. "Hopefully I'll get a good run in the side and prove it to the supporters - I'm confident I can do well at this level. "I know there are a lot of quality players already at the club and competition for places is going to be very fierce, but I have confidence in myself to score goals for Liverpool "I can't wait to get my Liverpool career up and running now. "We had a number of chats and he told me I had to go and join the best club in the world. "He told me all about the club, the facilities, the stadium and the fans - although his dad is the manager at Southampton, he knew what was best for me. The 24-year-old striker admits it was an easy decision to sign for the Reds, especially after several glowing reports from a former Liverpool captain Crouch told Liverpoolfc.
tv: "I obviously know Jamie Redknapp very well from Southampton and we spoke a lot about Liverpool. Crouch joins up with his new Liverpool team-mates in Switzerland tonight after completing the formalities of his transfer. "It depends on his physical condition but he has been training with Southampton so he should be okay." Liverpool will also be able to use their other recent signing, Mohamed Sissoko, against Kaunas. Sissoko was unable to play against TNS last night because he had been signed between the two matches with the Welsh side. As long as a signing is registered with UEFA before the first leg, then the player can be included.
Andrew Caddick, Darren Gough and Devon Malcolm ripped the Aussies out for 118. Hussain scored a double century, Graham Thorpe a hundred and England won by nine wickets Unfortunately, they still lost the Ashes.. England lost the game and the series in record time.Once, in 1997, England did grab the initiative. England were dismissed for 294, Slater struck Darren Gough's first over for 18 and Nasser Hussain's side lost by an innings and 118 runs.Hussain won the toss in the first Test at Brisbane in 2002-03, and had a nightmare. The England captain invited Australia to bat and by the close they had reached 364 for 2. The leg-spinner immediately dismissed Mark Butcher before claiming four more victims in the afternoon.
