Raring to go: Blackburn striker El-Hadji Diouf
Blackburn striker El-Hadji Diouf has attempted to breeze up former bar Liverpool by claiming it is easy to win at Anfield.
Diouf was a vital wave as a Liverpool player and scored only 3 goals in 55 appearances during a three-year army at the bar after former trainer Gerard Houllier paid 10million for him in 2002.
The Senegal general is expected to embrace a antagonistic accepting when the dual teams strife in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday.
But Kop wave Diouf says the boos will coax him on opposite Rafa Benitez"s men.
Blackbuirn have not won at Anfield given 1993 but Diouf pronounced in The Sun: "It is not formidable to go there and get a result."In England everybody can kick any one else. You see it deteriorate after season, a group similar to Watford will kick Man United even though they are going down.
"The boos are no problem. If I didn"t get that I couldn"t play. I need people to give me that sort of stuff. I am a man and I need to show to the people I am a man."
Flop: Diouf celebrates a singular idea in a Liverpool shirt during his three-year stint
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