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 		Tuesday, 16 October, 2001, 13:35 GMT 14:35 UK
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Liverpool's manager Gerard Houllier watches his team during a training session
Liverpool boss stable
Doctors at the hospital where the Liverpool FC manager Gerard Houllier is being treated, say he is still in intensive care but in a stable condition.
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Liverpool boss stable
Doctors at the hospital where the Liverpool FC manager Gerard Houllier is being treated, say he is still in intensive care but in a stable condition.

 		Liverpool's manager Gerard Houllier watches his team during a training session
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