Liverpool fans daub training ground with obscene slogans attacking ex-chairman Moores

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Moores, who sold his controlling stake in Liverpool to American tycoons George Gillett and Tom Hicks in a deal worth £470 million in February last year, was denounced as "greedy".

The slogans also called on manager Rafa Benitez not to select winger Harry Kewell and midfielder John Arne Riise for tonight's crucial Champions League encounter with Inter Milan at Anfield.

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Staff at Liverpool's Melwood training ground clean off obscene slogans

They also demanded that Benitez, who has made a habit of rotating his players from match to match, should play his best team for tonight's European clash.

Club staff responded quickly by painting out the slogans.