Polish international goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, who is among the favourites of the Anfield crowd, said that he is getting increasingly angry with Liverpool's coach Rafael Benitez choices, and is demanding a move to another club.

"I hope that I will be able to leave because my situation is beginning to make me angry. I have promised myself that I will do everything to leave," said Dudek.

His performance in the last UEFA Champions League tournament made him one of the favourites among the Reds fans. However, the fact that he is the second substitute of Spanish international Pepe Reina has angered Dudek who made clear his determination to leave Anfield.

"My time at Liverpool is over, but I can't look for an alternative on my own. This week I will meet with Benitez and see what he will let me do. All I want is to find a new club and be able to prepare for the World Cup."

"I have never been one to make problems and I have made that clear to Benitez. I hope on this occasion he'll show me the same respect I show him. I hope that we will be able to talk things through."

Liverpool signed Dudek from Dutch Club Feyenoord. The player said that he will be happy to return, possibly on a transfer deal with Feyenoord striker Dirk Kuyt, whom Benitez is keen to bring. Dudek also spoke of the options currently available to him, should Liverpool agree to release him.

"I could stay in England, there are also offers from Spain as well as Holland and Germany - and I've made it clear that it would be nice to return to Feyenoord."

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