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Clinching the title 1990 - We secured our eighteenth and most recent League title, beating Queens Park Rangers 2-1 at Anfield thanks to an Ian Rush strike and a John Barnes penalty, after Roy Wegerle had put the visitors in front. Recent reserves keeper Paul Harrison was our mascot that day! UEFA Cup glory 1976 - Jimmy Case became our first substitute to score in a cup final as we beat Club Brugge 3-2 at Anfield in the first leg of the UEFA Cup Final, despite being 2-0 down inside the first quarter of an hour thanks to strikes from Raoul Lambert and Julien Cools. Ray Kennedy also scor
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Debutants galore 1975 - Jimmy Case made his reds bow in our 3-1 home League win over Queens Park Rangers, when John Toshack netted a brace to add to a Kevin Keegan penalty, with Gerry Francis on target for the visitors. This was our final game of the season, as we ended up in second place behind Derby County. 1965 - Bill Shankly fielded a team of eleven reserves in our League match at Wolverhampton Wanderers, which came only five days before the FA Cup Final. John Sealey scored in his only reds appearance, with Geoff Strong and Alf Arrowsmith also on target as we won 3-1. Full-backs Ala
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Stevie off but derby joy 2006 - Steven Gerrard was sent off at home to Everton for two quick-fire yellow cards before Phil Neville put us ahead at the end of the first half with a superb headed own goal from a corner. Luis García put us 2-0 up with a beautiful lob soon after the restart, our 500th home Premiership goal. Tim Cahill headed the visitors back into the game with one of his five goals against us, also their hundredth League goal in an Anfield derby. Substitute Andy van der Meyde was sent off for elbowing Xabi Alonso just five minutes after coming on before Harry Kewell rounded off
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Auf wiedersehen twice 1965 - We faced 1. FC Köln in a European Cup Third Round replay in Rotterdam after two goalless draws. This third game ended 2-2 after extra time, with Ian St. John and Roger Hunt on target. That meant that the tie was decided on a coin toss. Skipper Ron Yeats called tails but the first attempt landed upright in the mud, although the Germans claimed it was leaning towards heads! Fortunately, it came down the right way at the second attempt so we went through. 1971 - We drew 1-1 at Bayern München in the second leg of our Fairs Cup Fourth Round tie, with Ian Ross on tar
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- Emile Heskey
- Billy Lacey
- Arthur Goddard
- Ian Callaghan
- Kenny Dalglish
- Emlyn Hughes
- Tommy Smith
- David Johnson
- Brian Hall
- Chris Lawler
- Douglas Dick
- Hugh McQueen
- Dean Saunders
- Mark Lawrenson
- Gerard Dewhurst
- Billy Liddell
- Mark Walters
- Harold Barton
- Phil Ferns
- Albert Riera
- Dani Pacheco
- Jordan Rossiter
- Daniel Sturridge
- Jordan Henderson
- Christian Benteke
- Alan Banks
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- Phil Neal
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- Jonjo Shelvey
- Jamie Carragher
- Dominic Matteo
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- Dejan Lovren
- Virgil van Dijk
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- Harry Wilson
- Dietmar Hamann
- Jason McAteer
- Craig Bellamy
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Jerzy Dudek
- Bolo Zenden
- Paul Jones
- Nicolas Anelka
- Milan Baroš
- Fernando Morientes
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Steve Finnan
- Xabi Alonso
- Djibril Cissé
- John Arne Riise
- Ryan Babel
- Yossi Benayoun
- Stewart Downing
- Robbie Keane
- James Milner
- Christian Poulsen
- Andriy Voronin
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- Rigobert Song
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- Péter Gulácsi
- András Simon
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- Emre Can
- Steve Heighway
- Gareth Roberts
- Ragnar Klavan
- Brad Smith
- Thiago
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- Diogo Jota
- Iago Aspas
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R.I.P. Bob Paisley 1996 - The most successful manager in the English game, Bob Paisley, died aged 77. He led us to six League titles, three European Cups, UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, three League Cups and five FA Charity Shields in his nine years in charge. R.I.P. Bob. 1942 - Inside-forward Edgar Chadwick died. He had won the League with Everton in 1891, and joined Burnley aged thirty. He top scored with ten goals as they were relegated to the Second Division, before moving on to Southampton in the Southern League. As Burnley still held his Football League registration, the reds had to pa
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- Ian Rush
- Julian Dicks
- Paul Walsh
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- Daniel Sturridge
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- Jamie Carragher
- Luis García
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- Gérard Houllier
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- Avi Cohen
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- Jon Otsemobor
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- Yossi Benayoun
- Conor Coady
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- Andre Wisdom
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- Craig Roddan
- Sammy Lee
- Toni Silva
- András Simon
- Kolo Touré
- Mark Prudhoe
- Ragnar Klavan
- Ozan Kabak
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Carra’s 500 2008 - Jamie Carragher was applauded onto the pitch by a guard of honour before making his 500th appearance for the club, skippering the side to a 5-0 thumping of Luton Town in our FA Cup Third Round replay at Anfield. Steven Gerrard scored a hat-trick, including a swerving 30-yard strike to complete his treble, after Ryan Babel had opened the scoring on the stroke of half time. Sami Hyypiä also netted, with ex-red Don Hutchison among the visitors’ ranks. In comes Redders 1991 - Jamie Redknapp signed from Bournemouth for £350,000, going on to strike 41 times in 308 first-t
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- Dick White
- Fernando Morientes
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- Jerzy Dudek
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- Antonio Núñez
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- Adam Phillips
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- David Fairclough
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- Gordon Milne
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- Ernest Peake
- Billy Lacey
- Arthur Goddard
- David Thompson
- Patrik Berger
- Vladimír Šmicer
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Off the mark 2018 – Dutch centre-half Virgil van Dijk scored on his reds bow as we beat Everton 2-1 in the FA Cup Third Round at Anfield. James Milner opened the scoring from the spot after a foul on Adam Lallana, with Gylfi Sigurdsson netting the most recent of his four goals past us to level the scores. Our new record signing nodded in the winner late on to send the crowd into raptures. Happy birthdays 1957 - David Fairclough was born in Liverpool. He signed pro terms in January 1974, bagging 55 goals in 154 reds games, two-fifths of which were from off the bench. The bionic carrot
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- Kevin Baron
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- Peter Thompson
- Andrew Hannah
- Marvin Pourié
- Michael Owen
- Emile Heskey
- Jamie Carragher
- Gérard Houllier
- Jordon Ibe
- Curtis Jones
- Yasser Larouci
- Takumi Minamino
- Nathaniel Phillips
- Iago Aspas
- Brendan Rodgers
- Mauricio Pellegrino
- Johnny Wheeler
- Kevin Keegan
- David Johnson
- Jimmy Case
- Graeme Souness
- John Wark
- Ian Rush
- Dick Edmed
- Bob Clark
- Gordon Hodgson
- Jim Aspinall
- Robbie Fowler
- Steve McManaman
- Glenn Hysén
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- Krisztián Németh
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- Ronnie Whelan
- Kenny Dalglish
- Sam Raybould
- David Raven
- David Moores
- Ray Kennedy
- Brad Jones
- Roger Hunt
- Julian Dicks
- Brad Friedel
- Corey Whelan
- Albert Riera
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Happy birthday Digger 1963 - John Barnes was born at Up Park in Kingston, Jamaica. He signed from Watford for £900,000 in June 1987, a transfer that had been heavily trailed for at least six months. Kopites were not disappointed by his performances once he had arrived, as he helped us to two League titles, FA Cup, League Cup and two FA Charity Shields during an Anfield career in which he scored 108 goals in 407 appearances. He was also twice voted Football Writers’ Player Of The Year, as well as once by his fellow players, joining Newcastle United on a free transfer in August 1997. He became
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- Maurice Parry
- Daniel Ayala
- Ned Doig
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- Dave Hickson
- Geoff Strong
- Bert Goode
- Ian Callaghan
- Alf West
- John Hughes
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- Harold Barton
- Gordon Gunson
- Gordon Hodgson
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Roger Hunt
- Tommy Smith
- Ian St. John
- Tony Hateley
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- Emlyn Hughes
- Phil Boersma
- Roy Evans
- Jamie Redknapp
- Sami Hyypiä
- Glen Johnson
- Gary ONeil
- Jari Litmanen
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- Craig Roddan
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mikHappy birthday Bugsie 1968 – Defender David Burrows was born in Dudley. He signed from West Bromwich Albion for £550,000 in October 1988 and bagged three goals in 193 reds appearances, helping us to a League title, FA Cup and FA Charity Shield before joining West Ham United as part of the deal that brought Julian Dicks to Anfield in September 1993. 1985 - Italian keeper Daniele Padelli was born in Lecco. He spent the second half of the 2006/07 season on loan from Sampdoria, making just one senior appearance as we were held to a 2-2 draw at home by Charlton Athletic in our final League g
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- Daniel Sturridge
- Sadio Mané
- Christian Benteke
- Roger Hunt
- Emlyn Hughes
- Tommy Lawrence
- Stewart Downing
- Robbie Fowler
- John Arne Riise
- Gabriel Paletta
- Peter Crouch
- Lee Peltier
- Danny Guthrie
- James Smith
- Mike Hooper
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- George Scott
- Bill Shankly
- Ian Rush
- Steve Harkness
- John Scales
- Graeme Souness
- Kenny Dalglish
- David Hodgson
- Michael Robinson
- Steven Gerrard
- David Raven
- Phil Boersma
- John Toshack
- John Bovill
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- Nigel Spackman
- Kevin Macdonald
- Jamie Carragher
- Luis García
- Ray Clemence
- Phil Neal
- Phil Thompson
- Kevin Keegan
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- Joey Jones
- Danny Ward
- Michael Foley
- Nathan Eccleston
- Robbie Foy
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Happy birthdays 1961 - Ian Rush was born in St. Asaph. His club record 346 strikes in 660 games across two spells with the reds helped us to five League titles, the European Cup, three FA Cups, five League Cups, two FA Charity Shields and the Screen Sport Super Cup, after signing from Chester for just £300,000 in May 1980, moving on to Leeds United in May 1996. 1943 - Chris Lawler was born in Liverpool. He joined the reds in October 1960 and struck 61 times in 549 reds appearances, helping us to win two League titles, an FA Cup, UEFA Cup and FA Charity Shield before moving to Portsmouth
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- Ray Kennedy
- Robbie Fowler
- Stephen Wright
- Harry Beadles
- Donald Mackinlay
- Jimmy Walsh
- Dick Forshaw
- Gary Gillespie
- Jimmy Ross
- John Givens
- Adam Lallana
- Mohamed Salah
- Dick Edmed
- Raheem Sterling
- Bob Paisley
- Ian Callaghan
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- Mark González
- Nathan Eccleston
- Yossi Benayoun
- Martin Kelly
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- Christian Purslow
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- Emre Can
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- Danny Wilson
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Herbie Kane
- Steve Staunton
- Barry Venison
- Julian Dicks
- Christian Ziege
- Arthur Berry
- Ozan Kabak
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Happy birthdays 1958 - John Aldridge was born in Liverpool. He signed from Oxford United for £750,000 in January 1987 and struck 63 times in 104 reds appearances, including one in the 1989 FA Cup Final. He also won a League title and FA Charity Shield in his time at Anfield, before moving on to Real Sociedad for £1.1m in September 1989. 1987 – French left-back Aly Cissokho was born in Blois. He arrived on loan from Valencia in August 2013 for a season, making nineteen appearances. 1917 - Phil Taylor was born in Bristol. He signed from Bristol Rovers in March 1936 in exchange for outsi
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- John Evans
- Sebastián Coates
- Daniel Agger
- Charlie Adam
- Kenny Dalglish
- Martin Škrtel
- Jermaine Pennant
- Dirk Kuyt
- David Thompson
- Michael Owen
- Fabinho
- Roberto Firmino
- Daniel Sturridge
- Roger Hunt
- Ian Rush
- Craig Johnston
- Julian Dicks
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Steve McManaman
- Gary Ablett
- Patrik Berger
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Sami Hyypiä
- Ephraim Longworth
- Fred Pagnam
- Gordon Hodgson
- Geoff Strong
- David Johnson
- Steve Heighway
- Ray Clemence
- Emlyn Hughes
- Stephen Darby
- Mamadou Sakho
- Jürgen Klopp
- Gary McAllister
- Gérard Houllier
- Paul Jewell
- Alec Chamberlain
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A Norwegian nightmare 1974 - We secured our record victory, thumping Norwegians Strømsgodset 11-0 at Anfield in our opening game of that season’s European Cup Winners’ Cup campaign. Midfielder Brian Hall was the only outfield player not to score, with Phil’s Boersma and Thompson grabbing a brace apiece. For the record, our other goals that day came from an Alec Lindsay penalty, Steve Heighway, Peter Cormack, Emlyn Hughes, Tommy Smith, Ian Callaghan and Ray Kennedy. Debuting at the back 1988 - Steve Staunton made his reds bow in a 1-1 home draw with Tottenham Hotspur, when Peter Beards
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- Steve Staunton
- Peter Beardsley
- Phil Babb
- Matthew John Fitzsimmons
- Phil Taylor
- Cameron Brannagan
- Pedro Chirivella
- Simon Mignolet
- Adam Lallana
- Roberto Firmino
- Julian Dicks
- David Burrows
- Mike Marsh
- Daniel Ayala
- Dietmar Hamann
- Rafael Benítez
- Salif Diao
- Jerzy Dudek
- Steve McMahon
- Kenny Dalglish
- Ian Rush
- Andrew Hannah
- Davy Hannah
- Ian St. John
- Jan Mølby
- Terry McDermott
- Joseph Brough
- Ronald Orr
- Fred Geary
- Jack Cox
- Jimmy Melia
- Jimmy Harrower
- Tommy Leishman
- Roger Hunt
- Dickie Morris
- Maurice Parry
- Harry Chambers
- Jimmy Walsh
- Dick Forshaw
- Willie Devlin
- Jock McNab
- Gordon Hodgson
- Dick Edmed
- Albert Whitehurst
- Tom Wyllie
- John Smith
- Tom Bradshaw
- Gordon Gunson
- Fábio Aurélio
- Alberto Aquilani
- Christian Poulsen
- Fernando Torres
- John Barnes
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Off the bench for the first time 1965 - Utility player Geoff Strong became our first ever League substitute, netting after coming on for full-back Chris Lawler in our 1-1 top-flight draw at home to West Ham United. Gerry Byrne made his 200th League appearance in this fixture while Geoff Hurst bagged on of his nine strikes against us. A win at Goodison 2001 - After Kevin Campbell put the home side ahead, the last of his four goals against the reds, we stormed back to beat Everton 3-1, thanks to a Steven Gerrard pile-driver, a Michael Owen penalty and a John Arne Riise strike that inspi
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Another charitable win 1982 - We beat Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 at Wembley to claim the FA Charity Shield outright for the sixth time, thanks to an extra-time strike from Ian Rush. David Hodgson made his first-class reds debut in this game. A sponsored run-out 1979 - We became the first English club to wear sponsored shirts when Hitachi was emblazoned on the red kit for the first time during a goalless draw with Bolton Wanderers at Anfield. New men in charge 1991 - David Moores became Chairman of the club. He showed patience towards the Managers he employed to lead the reds, while
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Happy birthday Joël 1991 – Centre-half Joël Matip was born in Bochum, Germany. He signed on a free transfer from Schalke 04 in July 2016, so far bagging five goals in 111 games for the reds, so far helping us to claim the Premier League title, UEFA Champions League and UEFA Super Cup. Into the Champions League 2001 - We played our first ever game in the new format of the UEFA Champions League, registering our record equal away win in Europe to date as we thumped Finnish side Haka 5-0, thanks to a hat-trick from Michael Owen, our first away from home in Europe, and strikes from Emile H
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Crossing the Pennines 2017 – Left-back Andy Robertson signed from Hull City for an initial £8m, scoring four goals in 125 outings to date as he has so far helped us to claim the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup. On the same day, midfielder Kevin Stewart made the reverse journey for a reported £6m, having made twenty senior appearances for the reds since arriving in July 2014 after his contract with Tottenham Hotspur expired. Happy birthday Mike 1969 - Mike Marsh was born in Kirkby. He bagged six goals in 101 reds games before being part of
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Rushie’s immediate return 1986 - Ian Rush officially re-signed for the reds on loan from Juventus, having signed for the Old Lady a month earlier. He stayed at Anfield for another season, bagging forty goals in 57 games, before finally moving to Turin. Fortunately, he returned to the reds after just one season in Italy. Yossi off 2010 - Yossi Benayoun was sold to Chelsea for £5m. He had signed from West Ham United for the same fee three years earlier, bagging 29 goals in 134 reds games, including hat-tricks against Beşiktaş JK, Havant & Waterlooville and Burnley. In comes Kol
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Nando the champion 2008 - Fernando Torres struck the only goal of the game as Spain beat Germany in the Final of the European Championships in Vienna. He was also booked, while Xabi Alonso came on as a substitute. In comes Ronnie 1990 - Israeli forward Ronnie Rosenthal was signed from Belgian club Standard de Liège for £1m after having been on loan for several months. He netted a total of 22 times in his 97 first-team games for the reds. A happy day for Shanks 1944 - Bill Shankly married Agnes ‘Nessie’ Fisher. They were happily married for 37 years until Bill’s death. Nessie he
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Souey departs 1984 - Graeme Souness left for Sampdoria in Italy for a £650,000 fee. He had been a dominant presence in our midfield on 359 occasions, netting 55 times as we won five League titles, three European Cups, four League Cups and three FA Charity Shields in his time at Anfield. Happy birthday Phil 1992 – Brazilian midfielder Philippe Coutinho was born in Rio de Janeiro. He signed from Internazionale in January 2013 for £8.5m. He bagged 54 goals in 201 appearances before moving on to Barcelona for an initial £105m in January 2018. Welcome Joe 1948 - Scottish centre-half
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Euro comeback 2019 – We entertained Barcelona in the second leg of our UEFA Champions League Semi-final, having lost the first meeting 3-0 and being without Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah due to injury. Divock Origi gave us an early lead, but we suffered another setback when left-back Andy Robertson had to be withdrawn at half time. However, substitute Gini Wijnaldum bagged a brace in a two-minute flurry before Origi completed a 4-0 rout from Trent Alexander-Arnold’s quickly taken corner. Forward Daniel Sturridge came on to make his 160th and last appearance for the club. Rush scored
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Digger arrives 1987 - John Barnes was signed from Watford for £900,000. His transfer had been heavily trailed for at least six months, and Kopites were not disappointed by his performances once he arrived, as he helped us to two League titles, FA Cup, League Cup and two FA Charity Shields during an Anfield career in which he scored 108 goals in 407 appearances. He was also twice voted Football Writers’ Player Of The Year, as well as once by his fellow players, eventually moving on to Newcastle United on a free transfer in August 1997. In comes Jordan 2011 – Midfielder Jordan Henderson
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Ton up for Stan 2002 - Ex-red Steve Staunton won his hundredth international cap, skippering the Republic of Ireland in their 1-1 World Cup Finals draw with Germany in Ibaraki, with future red Robbie Keane on target. Dietmar Hamann, future red Steve Finnan and ex-red Christian Ziege all also played. Meanwhile, Abel Xavier sat out Portugal’s shock 3-2 defeat by the USA in Suwon, for whom ex-red Brad Friedel was between the sticks. Steve Staunton has turned out for the Republic of Ireland twice more on this day in history. 1994 - He took part in their first meeting with the Czech Republ
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Milan the European champion 2002 - Milan Baroš featured for the Czech Republic Under 21’s as they clinched the European Championships against France in Switzerland. He only played for the first 45 minutes, with the Czechs winning the tournament in a penalty shoot-out after a goalless match. 1997 - He bagged a brace for the Under-15’s as they thumped Hungary 5-1 in a friendly in Ostrozska Nova Ves. On target for England 1976 - Phil Thompson scored the winner for England, his only goal for his country, as they beat Italy 3-2 in the US Bicentenary Tournament in New York. Joe Corrigan w
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Red endings 1978 - Tommy Smith played his 638th and final reds game as we beat Arsenal at Anfield in the League. David Fairclough grabbed the only goal of the game as we secured the points to ensure our sixteenth consecutive season of European football. 1928 - Left-winger George Pither played his twelfth and final reds game as we were held to a 1-1 draw at Anfield by Leicester City. Tom Reid netted our goal, with Arthur Chandler bagging one of his six past us. 1998 - Rob Jones made the last of his 243 reds appearances in our 4-1 defeat at Chelsea. Karlheinz Riedle nabbed our consolati
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