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The birth of a legend 1871 - Forward Malcolm McVean was born in Bonhill, Dumbartonshire. McVean signed from Third Lanark in 1892, scored our first ever League goal, bagging 43 in total in 126 reds games. He helped us to the Lancashire League title and two Second Division championships before joining Burnley in March 1897 alongside inside-forward Jimmy Ross. He died back in his native Scotland in 1907 aged just 36. Sir Roger MBE 2000 - Roger Hunt finally received his MBE at Buckingham Palace, many years after most of the rest of his fellow 1966 World Cup winning side. Anfield Euro
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Last-gasp heartache 1989 - Having already claimed the FA Cup in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster, we only had to avoid defeat at home to Arsenal by two clear goals or more to clinch our second double in four seasons. The Gunners took the lead in the second half when Alan Smith was judged to have headed in from an indirect free-kick, one of his nine goals against the reds. We held on until stoppage time, when Michael Thomas burst through to grab the decisive, heart-breaking second and take the title back to Highbury for the first time since 1971. Bruce Grobbelaar was playing his 300
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Rafa’s century 2009 – Rafael Benítez secured his hundredth League win as reds boss as we came from behind to trounce Manchester United 4-1 at Old Trafford. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring from the spot but Fernando Torres hounded Nemanja Vidić into a mistake before coolly slotting home the equaliser, with Steven Gerrard converting a penalty a minute before the break. The hapless Vidić was sent off against the reds for the second time that season with a quarter of an hour to go, with Fábio Aurélio netting from the resultant free-kick. The day was complete when Andrea Dossena struck his s
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Happy birthday Robbo 1994 – Left-back Andy Robertson was born in Glasgow. He signed from Hull City for an initial £8m in July 2017, so far netting just five times in 162 games, helping us to claim the Premier League title, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA World Club Cup. Carra’s Euro century 2008 - Jamie Carragher played his hundredth European game as Fernando Torres struck the only goal of our Champions League tie against Internazionale at the San Siro, to reach the Quarter-finals thanks to a 3-0 aggregate victory. Nicolas Burdisso was sent off for the home side early i
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Terry Mac off the mark 1975 - Terry McDermott netted his first reds goal as we drew 1-1 at Burnley. He went on to bag 81 in total in 329 reds games. Ray Clemence was playing his 300th reds game. 1980 - We won at White Hart Lane in the Sixth Round of the FA Cup, with Terry McDermott scoring the only goal of the game when he knocked the ball up in the air with his left foot, and volleyed it home with his right, a strike that was later voted the BBC’s Goal of the Season. 1913 - We also visited Spurs, losing by the same score in a top-flight encounter, our fourth straight defeat in North
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Liddell’s last 1960 - Billy Liddell scored his 228th and final reds goal, becoming our oldest post-war goalscorer, aged 38 years 55 days. We beat Stoke City 5-1 in the Second Division at Anfield, with Jimmy Harrower adding a brace, and Roger Hunt and Dave Hickson also netting. Hickson was in fact on target for the fourth consecutive match, in which time he had struck six times in total. A new boss 1951 – Don Welsh was officially appointed Manager. His contract awarded him £1,500 per year, with an additional annual £500 for expenses. He took charge of 232 reds games, winning just 81, a
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We always win in Wales 2003 - Goals from Steven Gerrard and Michael Owen handed us a 2-0 win over Manchester United as we won the Worthington Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium, to claim our seventh League Cup with Jerzy Dudek being named man of the match. John Arne Riise was playing in his hundredth reds game, while Milan Baroš suffered the rare indignity of coming on from the bench and then later himself being substituted. Happy birthdays 1994 - Lazar Marković was born in Čačak, Serbia. He signed from SL Benfica for £20m in July 2014, netting three times in 34 games before moving t
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Another treble for Gordon 1934 - Our best ever win on this day came when Gordon Hodgson netted a hat-trick in a 6-2 home League win over Middlesbrough, the fourteenth of his seventeen for the club. Sam English grabbed a brace, with Harold Taylor also on target and forward Tosh Johnson making his reds bow on the day he signed. Benny Yorston struck two of his five goals against the reds. Derby joy 1973 - Emlyn Hughes struck a brace in the final eight minutes to hand us a 2-0 win at Goodison Park. This helped give us the momentum to claim the League title that season, our first for seven
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Brian’s bow 1969 - University graduate Brian Hall made his reds bow in a goalless top-flight draw at Stoke City as a substitute for Roger Hunt. He went on to net 21 times in 224 reds appearances, was also the club’s Public Relations Manager from 1991 until retiring in 2012. 1960 - We also faced the Potters, with Billy Liddell striking a brace, including a penalty, as we beat them 3-0 in a Second Division fixture at Anfield. Bobby Murdoch netted the other. Debuting between the sticks 2012 – Brazilian custodian Alexander Doni played the first of his four reds games as Aston Villa h
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Happy birthdays all round 1945 - Tommy Smith was born in Liverpool. The ‘Anfield Iron’ signed on as a professional on his seventeenth birthday, and went on to win four League titles, two FA Cups, two UEFA Cups, European Cup, UEFA Super Cup and two FA Charity Shields in his time with Liverpool, netting 48 times in 638 games. 1991 – Right-back Nathaniel Clyne was born in Stockwell, south London. He signed from Southampton for £12.5m in July 2015, so far notching twice in 103 reds games. 1976 - Fernando Morientes was born in Cáceres in Spain. He struck twelve times in 61 reds appearances
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Derby joy 2008 - We bounced back from defeat at Old Trafford by beating Everton 1-0 at Anfield. Pepe Reina kept his 54th clean sheet in his hundredth League game, a new club record to beat Ray Clemence on 53. Fernando Torres scored our hundredth goal of the season early on, notching in his sixth consecutive League home game, equalling a club record, while the club reached 3,000 League points. 1940 - Berry Nieuwenhuys grabbed a brace with Billy Liddell also on the scoresheet as we won a Wartime League match 3-1 at Everton. Reds being born 1892 – A meeting was held in the Neptune Hote
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Yanks in 2007 - Liverpool FC announced that George Gillett Jr. and Tom Hicks now owned 98.6% of the club’s shares and intended to compulsorily acquire the remaining shares. Chief Executive Rick Parry said, “The incredibly high level of acceptance of the offer shows shareholders have faith in the vision outlined for the club by George Gillett and Tom Hicks.” The two Americans remained in control until October 2010. We’re all on our way to Wembley 1965 - We beat Chelsea 2-0 in a Villa Park Semi-final en route to our first ever FA Cup triumph. John Mortimore had a goal disallowed for the
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Nando at the treble 2008 - Fernando Torres scored a hat-trick to pass twenty goals for the season after we had fallen behind against Middlesbrough at Anfield. We went on to win 3-2, with Jérémie Aliadière sent off for the visitors for slapping Javier Mascherano. This meant we became the first team ever to score hat-tricks in all of the League, FA Cup, League Cup and Champions League in the same season. Tuncay Şanlı and future red Stewart Downing netted for the visitors. Daniel again 2014 - Daniel Sturridge scored in his seventh consecutive League game as we eventually beat Swansea Cit
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- Martin Škrtel
- Nicolas Anelka
- Chris Kirkland
- Sami Hyypiä
- Abel Xavier
- Michael Owen
- Ray Clemence
- Gordon Hodgson
- Sam English
- Rick Parry
- Stuart Welsh
- Tom Hicks
- George Gillett Jr.
- Bill Salisbury
- Ian Rush
- Sammy Lee
- Joey Jones
- Dick Forshaw
- Jack Balmer
- Cyril Done
- Joe Cadden
- Les Shannon
- Harry Chambers
- Walter Wadsworth
- George Schofield
- Thomas Green
- David Fairclough
- Kenny Dalglish
- Terry McDermott
- Barney Battles
- Liam Millar
- Kevin Keegan
- George Latham
- Richard Morris
- Ian Ross
- Jim Furnell
- Alou Diarra
- Kevin Stewart
- Elijah Dixon-Bonner
- Gabriel Paletta
- David James
- Robbie Fowler
- Brad Friedel
- Paul Ince
- Jan Mølby
- Ronnie Moran
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Mike Hooper
- Bolo Zenden
- Christian Ziege
- Dietmar Hamann
- Markus Babbel
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Jim Magilton
- Emile Heskey
- John Arne Riise
- Vegard Heggem
- Robbie Keane
- Phil Babb
- Steve Staunton
- Mark Kennedy
- Jason McAteer
- Patrik Berger
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Jerzy Dudek
- Paul Jones
- Harry Kewell
- Alex Manninger
- Billy Liddell
- Jack Cox
- Dick Edmed
- Jimmy Jackson
- Elisha Scott
- Sander Westerveld
- David Martin
- Steve Nicol
- Steven Gerrard
- Roger Hunt
- Ozan Kabak
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Kenny steps down 1991 - Kenny Dalglish announced his resignation as reds boss in a press conference at Anfield. He had been in charge for nearly six years, leading us to the double in his first season, and a further two League titles, FA Cup, two FA Charity Shields and Screen Sport Super Cup. The pressures of management, and his role in counselling players, supporters and the city of Liverpool in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster led to him stepping down. Heading towards Istanbul 2005 - We beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3-1 at Anfield in the first leg of our Champions League round
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- Billy Liddell
- Dominic Matteo
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Many happy returns all round 1951 - Phil Neal was born in Irchester, Northamptonshire. He signed from Northampton Town for £66,000 in October 1974 and struck 59 times in 650 reds appearances, becoming our most decorated player of all time, with his medal haul including four European Cups, eight League titles, the UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, four League Cups and four FA Charity Shields. 1971 - Jari Litmanen was born in Lahti. He struck nine goals in 43 reds games after arriving for free from Barcelona in January 2001, before returning to his spiritual home with Ajax in Amsterdam on another fr
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- Phil Taylor
- Harry Bradshaw
- Billy Liddell
- Jack Balmer
- John Wark
- Paul Walsh
- Ronnie Whelan
- Javier Mascherano
- Djimi Traoré
- Sami Hyypiä
- Jimmy Case
- Craig Johnston
- Bob Paisley
- Jimmy Melia
- Ian Callaghan
- Dick Johnson
- Cyril Done
- Michael Hulligan
- Maurice Edelston
- Alan ACourt
- Alun Evans
- Dave Hickson
- Roger Hunt
- Graeme Souness
- Sammy Lee
- Terry McDermott
- Charles Satterthwaite
- Ernest Peake
- Steven Gerrard
- Bobby Duncan
- Curtis Jones
- Stephen Wright
- Kevin MacDonald
- Brad Friedel
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Brucie’s farewell 1994 - Bruce Grobbelaar played his final reds game in a 2-0 League defeat at Leeds United, with David Wetherall and future red Gary McAllister on target, the latter via a deflection off Mark Wright. Our eccentric keeper had played 628 times in total, helping us to six League titles, one European Cup, three FA Cups, three League Cups and three FA Charity Shields. David James replaced him for the final minute, so beginning a run of 213 consecutive reds appearances. 1997 - We faced Leeds again, with Stan Collymore bagging a brace as we won 4-0 at Anfield, as Jamie Redknapp a
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- Alf Arrowsmith
- Alan Hansen
- Steven Gerrard
- Dirk Kuyt
- Mario Balotelli
- Steve McManaman
- Laurie Hughes
- Martin Škrtel
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- Arthur Goddard
- James Stewart
- Rob Jones
- Dean Saunders
- Nigel Clough
- John Aldridge
- Kevin Sheedy
- Jim Magilton
- Tony Hateley
- Geoff Strong
- Kenny Dalglish
- Jack Balmer
- Ned Doig
- Jakub Ojrzynski
- Paco de Miguel
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- John Hunter
- John Davies
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- Andy McGuigan
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- Brad Friedel
- Gordon Milne
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Happy birthday Jerzy 1973 - Jerzy Dudek was born in Rybnik. The big Pole in our goal made 186 reds appearances after signing from Feyenoord for £4.85m in August 2001, helping us to glory in Istanbul, as well as the Worthington Cup in 2003. He left to join Real Madrid in July 2007, although he barely featured for their first team. A new boss 1951 – Don Welsh took charge of his first reds game as Jack Haigh nabbed the only goal of our top-flight meeting with Charlton Athletic at Anfield. He had been officially appointed eighteen days earlier. Away goals galore 1985 - John Wark ne
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- Ian Rush
- Ray Houghton
- Jack Cox
- Bill Goldie
- John Barnes
- Dean Saunders
- Javier Mascherano
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- Arthur Goddard
- Joe Hewitt
- Michael Owen
- Steven Gerrard
- Danny Murphy
- Jon Otsemobor
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- John Charlton
- Norman Low
- Phil Babb
- Jason McAteer
- Ronnie Whelan
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- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Danny Williams
- John Miller
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- John Walker
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- Charles Itandje
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- Toni Silva
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- Ki-Jana Hoever
- Philippe Coutinho
- Sepp van den Berg
- Sebastián Coates
- Alisson Becker
- Dominic Solanke
- Caoimhin Kelleher
- Sadio Mané
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- Jimmy Case
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- Peter Beardsley
- Mark Wright
- Christian Poulsen
- Avi Cohen
- Kevin Sheedy
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- Jimmy Carter
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- Joe Gomez
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Herbie Kane
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- Rafael Camacho
- Dejan Lovren
- Ozan Kabak
- Brad Smith
- Krisztián Németh
- Andy Robertson
- Péter Gulácsi
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- Chris Mavinga
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- Michael Nardiello
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Taylor out 1959 - Phil Taylor resigned as Manager, paving the way for the arrival of Bill Shankly the following month. He had made 345 appearances as right-half before and after the war, netting 34 times and winning one League title, and captaining the side. He joined the coaching staff when he retired from playing in 1954, and became Manager two years later, staying in the job for three years. However, he has the unhappy distinction of being the only reds boss never to manage the side in the top flight. He said, “The strain of it all has made me very tired at times and I decided, great as i
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- Emlyn Hughes
- Peter Cormack
- Kevin Keegan
- Roger Hunt
- David Johnson
- Willie Stevenson
- Ian St. John
- Gerry Byrne
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- Harold Taylor
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- Sam Raybould
- Alex Raisbeck
- John Toshack
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- Xabi Alonso
- Ryan Babel
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- Nuri Şahin
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- Mamadou Sakho
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- Stephen Warnock
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- Adam Lallana
- Alisson Becker
- Takumi Minamino
- Daniel Agger
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- Sheyi Ojo
- Dominic Solanke
- Robbie Keane
- Steve Finnan
- Darren Potter
- Sami Hyypiä
- Harry Kewell
- Dirk Kuyt
- Andriy Voronin
- Joe Allen
- Ragnar Klavan
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Dejan Lovren
- Albert Riera
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Kolo Touré
- Robbie Fowler
- Mike Sheron
- Dean Saunders
- Ian Rush
- Steve McManaman
- Eduardo Macía
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Naby Keïta
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Charles Itandje
- Jamie Carragher
- Mark González
- Salif Diao
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Jerzy Dudek
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Rigobert Song
- Ray Clemence
- Steve Heighway
- Joey Jones
- Kenny Dalglish
- Ernie Blenkinsop
- Tom Cooper
- Ozan Kabak
- Rafael Camacho
- Peter Beardsley
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On our way to Wembley 1981 - We reached our second League Cup Final as a Kenny Dalglish goal was enough to secure a 1-1 draw with Manchester City at Anfield despite an equaliser from Kevin Reeves, one of his four goals past us, to ensure we progressed 2-1 on aggregate. Many happy returns 1964 - Mike Hooper was born in Bristol. He signed from Wrexham for £40,000 in October 1985 but spent most of his Anfield career as understudy to first Bruce Grobbelaar and then David James, although he managed to make 73 first-team appearances. 1977 - Salif Diao was born in Kedogou Tallie, Senegal.
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- Victor Moses
- Joe Gomez
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- Rigobert Song
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- Fernando Morientes
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- Paul Ince
- Jamie Redknapp
- Vegard Heggem
- Nicolas Anelka
- Sami Hyypiä
- Jason McAteer
- Phil Babb
- Robbie Keane
- Stan Collymore
- Markus Babbel
- Victor Pálsson
- Zak Whitbread
- Brad Friedel
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Roy in charge 1994 - Roy Evans had his first game in charge following the departure of Graeme Souness as Manager. He did not get off to an auspicious start, as we needed an Ian Culverhouse own goal to help secure a point at Norwich City, with John Barnes bagging our late leveller as we drew 2-2. City keeper Bryan Gunn was sent off for handling outside the area in the final minute, with Chris Sutton nabbing the first two of his seven goals against us. Despite admitting that Bruce Grobbelaar had not been at fault for either goal, a certain tabloid rag later alleged that he had failed to throw
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- Daniel Agger
- Xabi Alonso
- Steven Gerrard
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- Vladimír Šmicer
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- John Arne Riise
- Ronnie Rosenthal
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- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Fernando Torres
- Yossi Benayoun
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- Jim Bradley
- Maurice Parry
- Alex Raisbeck
- Jack Cox
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- Tommy Green
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- Jack Balmer
- Jimmy Collins
- Kenny Dalglish
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- Rigobert Song
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Happy birthday Thommo 1954 - Phil Thompson was born in Liverpool. He notched thirteen times in 477 games for the reds, many as skipper, as we won two European Cups, seven League titles, the UEFA Cup, FA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, two League Cups and five FA Charity Shields. He later had two separate spells on the backroom staff, under Kenny Dalglish, Graeme Souness and Gérard Houllier, and is now working in the media. 1906 - Forward Harry Barkas was born in Wardley Colliery. He only played five reds games, all in the First Division, after arriving for £1,500 from Gateshead in December 1930, r
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- Robbie Robinson
- Yossi Benayoun
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- John Toshack
- Paul Ince
- Daniel Atherton
- Glen Johnson
- Takumi Minamino
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In comes Jari 2001 - Jari Litmanen finally signed from Barcelona on a free transfer, having turned us down prior to his move to the Catalan giants. He bagged nine goals in 43 reds games in his nineteen months on Merseyside before returning to his spiritual home at Ajax in August 2002. Happy birthday James 1986 - James Milner was born in Wortley, Leeds. The midfielder arrived on a free transfer from Manchester City in July 2015, so far netting 26 times in 229 outings as well as regularly skippering the side in the absence of Jordan Henderson and helping us to claim the Premier League t
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- Sam Raybould
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- Mohamed Salah
- Zak Whitbread
- Rafael Benítez
- Gérard Houllier
- Sadio Mané
- Paul Walsh
- Steve McMahon
- Kevin MacDonald
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Nic’s debut 2001 - Nicolas Anelka made his red bow as we won 2-1 at Aston Villa with goals from Jari Litmanen, gifted to him by Peter Schmeichel, and Vladimír Šmicer. Jari also struck a spot-kick against the post. Bowyer off again 2005 - We equalled a club record of eight consecutive League wins with our 2-0 defeat of Newcastle United, our 250th victory in the Premier League, a sequence that eventually rose to ten. Josemi came off the bench late on to make his 35th and final reds appearance, with Michael Owen making his first return to Anfield as an ex-red while Lee Bowyer was sent of
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