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Houllier for life?

AFP, Liverpool
Gerard Houllier can have the Liverpool manager's job for the rest of his career if he wants it said the club's chief executive Rick Parry on Tuesday and not just because of Sunday's 2-0 victory over archrivals Manchester United in the League Cup final.
Parry claimed there had never been any question of the former French national coach being removed from his post when Liverpool slumped from top of the Premiership to their worst run in nearly 50 years.
They were also dumped out of the Champions League in the first phase and the FA Cup by First Division Crystal Palace.
"That's what we are hoping for," Parry told the Liverpool Echo when asked whether he would like Houllier to stay at the club for the rest of his career.
"We were confident when we appointed Gerard he was the right man for the club and we were delighted he came to Liverpool when he did.
"Our success under his management has been consistent.
"We never take any notice of what anyone outside the club is saying because it simply wasn't an issue.
"Our view was very clear and nothing changed just because we have won the League Cup."
Parry, a former chief executive of the Premier League before taking up his post at Liverpool, said there had been contrary to press reports no anxiety over the midseason slump.
"We don't panic at Liverpool," he said.
"It was always our intention to keep him (Houllier) at Liverpool for the long haul, as he said last week, and that was always going to be the case.
"During the difficult few weeks we had it was important we all stuck together and were supportive of each other.
"I think this is one of the great qualities of our club and we knew he would lead us to further success," added Parry, who was chief executive of the Premier League before taking up his duties at Liverpool.
Parry said the 55-year-old handler, who underwent openheart surgery in October 2001 months after taking Liverpool to the League Cup, FA Cup and UEFA Cup treble, had never lost the belief the board had placed in him.
"Our belief in him has never wavered at any stage," Parry said.
"We have always been happy with the direction we were taking under Gerard. He has always had our full support.
"In many ways it (the League Cup victory) was the most satisfying cup win of all our recent successes.
"It's always satisfying to beat Manchester United, but especially in a cup final."