Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'Kevin Baron'.
-
A treble for Ron, Ron, Ron 1990 - Ronnie Rosenthal scored a hat-trick in his second reds appearance, and his first start, as we beat Charlton Athletic 4-0 in a League encounter at Selhurst Park. Future Addick John Barnes nabbed the other late on. Feliz cumpleaños 1991 – Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcantara was born in San Pietro Vernotico, Italy. He signed from Bayern München for an initial £20m last September, appearing 22 times up to his thirtieth birthday. Andy off the mark 2011 – We beat Manchester City 3-0 at Anfield, with right-back Jon Flanagan making his reds bow. Andy C
-
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- John Barnes
-
(and 58 more)
Tagged with:
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- John Barnes
- Jon Flanagan
- Andy Carroll
- Dirk Kuyt
- Kevin Baron
- Jimmy Payne
- Ned Doig
- Arthur Berry
- Tommy Robertson
- Frank Becton
- Ronald Orr
- John Walker
- Hugh Morgan
- John Shield
- Jimmy McDougall
- Tosh Johnson
- Keith Burkinshaw
- Cyril Done
- Pepe Reina
- Daniel Agger
- David N’Gog
- Roy Hodgson
- Fernando Torres
- Roger Hunt
- Kevin Keegan
- Tommy Lawrence
- Ian St. John
- Tommy Smith
- Peter Thompson
- Peter Crouch
- Sammy Lee
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Graeme Souness
- Jack Bamber
- Arthur Goddard
- Sam Raybould
- Steven Gerrard
- David James
- Luis Suárez
- Brendan Rodgers
- Chris Lawler
- Archie McPherson
- Gordon Hodgson
- Ian Rush
- Richard Morris
- John Aldridge
- Maurice Parry
- Billy Lacey
- Andy Beattie
- Jim Magilton
- Davy Hannah
- Malcolm McVean
- Ken DeMange
- Gordon Milne
- Jan Mølby
- Glenn Hysén
- Rigobert Song
- Conor Coady
- Thiago
-
In comes Chico 1981 - Steve Nicol signed from Ayr United for £300,000. He played 468 times across the defence and midfield, scoring 46 times and helping us to four League titles, European Cup, three FA Cups and an FA Charity Shield, as well as being named the Football Writers’ Player of the Year in 1989. He left the club to sign for Notts County on a free transfer in January 1995. 1983 – He grabbed his first reds goal, a late winner in our 1-0 League victory at Queens Park Rangers. Lawler leaves 1975 – Full-back Chris Lawler left the reds to join Portsmouth, then managed by Ian St.
-
- Steve Nicol
- Michael Owen
-
(and 71 more)
Tagged with:
- Steve Nicol
- Michael Owen
- Grégory Vignal
- David Burrows
- Steve McManaman
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Mark Walters
- Willie Fagan
- Adam Lallana
- Philippe Coutinho
- Sadio Mané
- Mohamed Salah
- Robbie Keane
- Rafael Benítez
- Steven Gerrard
- Xabi Alonso
- Emre Can
- Jürgen Klopp
- Craig Bellamy
- Luis Suárez
- Alexander Doni
- Ray Lambert
- George Gillett Jr.
- Tom Hicks
- Mark Seagraves
- Paul Jewell
- Ernie Blenkinsop
- Tom Cooper
- Elisha Scott
- Roger Hunt
- Billy Liddell
- Alan Arnell
- Steve Heighway
- Ian Callaghan
- Phil Thompson
- Pako Ayestarán
- Terry McDermott
- Lee Jones
- Robbie Fowler
- John Barnes
- Tommy Lucas
- Dave Wright
- Gordon Hodgson
- John Miller
- Tom Wyllie
- David Pratt
- Jimmy Walsh
- Ernest Peake
- Kevin Baron
- Harry Beadles
- Dick Forshaw
- Jari Litmanen
- Billy Lacey
- Bobby Adekanye
- Ben Woodburn
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Joe Corrigan
- Emlyn Hughes
- Peter Cormack
- John Toshack
- Arthur Berry
- Jamie Redknapp
- Paul Walsh
- Hugh Morgan
- Jack Cox
- Bobby Robinson
- Andre Wisdom
- Tony Warner
- Jimmy Case
- Alberto Aquilani
- Ozan Kabak
- Chris Lawler
- Ian St. John
-
Left-back birthdays 1980 - John Arne Riise was born in Molde. He made 348 reds appearances, scoring 31 times, following his £4m arrival from AS Monaco in June 2001, but left for Roma for the same fee in June 2008. He helped us to win the European Cup, FA Cup, League Cup, two UEFA Super Cups and two FA Charity Shields in his time at Anfield. 1979 – Brazilian left-back Fábio Aurélio was born in São Carlos. He arrived on a Bosman free transfer in July 2006, netting four goals in 134 games, helping us to claim the FA Community Shield in his very first senior appearance. He was released for
-
- John Arne Riise
- Fábio Aurélio
-
(and 63 more)
Tagged with:
- John Arne Riise
- Fábio Aurélio
- Alan Hansen
- Terry McDermott
- Bob Paisley
- Kevin Baron
- Willie Fagan
- Jimmy Payne
- Harry Beadles
- Robert Matthews
- Sam Raybould
- Tom Chorlton
- Phil Neal
- Michael Owen
- Steven Gerrard
- Gérard Houllier
- Adam Lallana
- James Milner
- Sadio Mané
- Philippe Coutinho
- Daniel Sturridge
- Luis Suárez
- Charlie Adam
- Luis García
- Djibril Cissé
- Stephen Warnock
- John Miller
- Jonathan Cameron
- Malcolm McVean
- James Kelso
- Graeme Souness
- Phil Boersma
- Kevin Keegan
- John Toshack
- Fred Howe
- Billy Lacey
- Harold Uren
- Robert Neill
- Sam Gilligan
- Alun Evans
- Bobby Graham
- David Fairclough
- Ian Rush
- Steve McMahon
- Ray Clemence
- Mike Hooper
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- John Aldridge
- Peter Beardsley
- Jan Mølby
- Andrew McCowie
- Steve Harkness
- Ken DeMange
- Robbie Foy
- Javier Mascherano
- Danny Wilson
- Gordon Hodgson
- Joey Jones
- Ray Houghton
- Mark Seagraves
- Mark Prudhoe
- Anderson Arroyo
- Bill Jones
- Rob Jones
- Tommy Gracie
-
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
-
- Virgil van Dijk
- Adam Lallana
-
(and 68 more)
Tagged with:
- Virgil van Dijk
- Adam Lallana
- James Milner
- David Fairclough
- Archie Goldie
- Steve Arnold
- Bill Goldie
- Billy McDevitt
- Billy Liddell
- Laurie Hughes
- Ray Lambert
- Kevin Baron
- Fred Finney
- Bob Paisley
- Bob Priday
- Willie Fagan
- Harry Wheeler Nickson
- Roy Hodgson
- David N’Gog
- Steven Gerrard
- Paul Konchesky
- Ryan Babel
- 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
- Steve McMahon
- Dani Pacheco
- Krisztián Németh
- András Simon
- Terry McDermott
- Ronnie Whelan
- Kenny Dalglish
- Sam Raybould
- David Raven
- David Moores
- Ray Kennedy
- Brad Jones
- Roger Hunt
- Julian Dicks
- Brad Friedel
- Corey Whelan
- Albert Riera
- Tony Warner
- Phil Taylor
-
Reds on the way out 1992 - Dean Saunders was sold to Aston Villa for £2.3m, just a year and 25 goals in 61 games after arriving from Derby County for a British record £2.9m fee in July 1991. 1986 - Gary Ablett joined Hull City on loan. He made five appearances for the Tigers before returning to Anfield. 1909 – Full-back Percy Saul moved on to Coventry City after two goals in 83 reds games since arriving from Plymouth Argyle in April 1906. Scales weighs in 1994 - Centre-half John Scales made his reds bow as West Ham United held us to a goalless draw at Anfield. Tony Cottee was sent
-
- 1
-
-
- Gary Ablett
- Dean Saunders
-
(and 120 more)
Tagged with:
- Gary Ablett
- Dean Saunders
- John Scales
- Craig Bellamy
- Jamie Carragher
- Peter Crouch
- Archie McPherson
- Dick Edmed
- Gordon Hodgson
- Jimmy Smith
- Kevin Baron
- Matt Busby
- Roberto Firmino
- Sadio Mané
- Adam Lallana
- John Smith
- Billy Liddell
- Alan Hansen
- Kenny Dalglish
- Craig Johnston
- João Teixeira
- Joseph Brough
- Jack Haigh
- Dan Trickett-Smith
- Sam Hart
- Geoff Twentyman
- Tom Reid
- Tom Bromilow
- Francis Checkland
- Ian Rush
- Ray Houghton
- Michael Owen
- Phil Thompson
- Terry McDermott
- Mark Lawrenson
- Joey Jones
- Steve Nicol
- Barry Venison
- Mark Walters
- Sepp van den Berg
- Corey Whelan
- Raheem Sterling
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Jordan Henderson
- Caoimhín Kelleher
- Sebastián Coates
- Steve Finnan
- Robbie Keane
- Stan Collymore
- Phil Babb
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Jason McAteer
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Steve Staunton
- Andrea Dossena
- Pepe Reina
- Álvaro Arbeloa
- Krisztián Németh
- Mohamed Salah
- Nikolay Mihaylov
- Daniel Agger
- Ádám Bogdán
- Mario Balotelli
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Raúl Meireles
- Steven Gerrard
- Martin Škrtel
- Luis Suárez
- Alexander Kačaniklić
- Dirk Kuyt
- Carl Medjani
- Rickie Lambert
- Lazar Marković
- James Milner
- Xherdan Shaqiri
- Andy Robertson
- Rafael Camacho
- Kostas Tsimikas
- Joe Cole
- David James
- Milan Baroš
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Ragnar Klavan
- Jerzy Dudek
- Sami Hyypiä
- John Arne Riise
- Xabi Alonso
- Yossi Benayoun
- Paul Jones
- Christian Poulsen
- Fernando Torres
- Andriy Voronin
- Salif Diao
- Samed Yeşil
- Péter Gulácsi
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Danny Wilson
- Steven Caulker
- Tom Ince
- Nathaniel Clyne
- Martin Kelly
- Naby Keïta
- Ronnie Whelan
- John Aldridge
- John Barnes
- Glenn Hysén
- Daniel Sjölund
- Emile Heskey
- Nicolas Anelka
- Alou Diarra
- Lucas Leiva
- Alberto Aquilani
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Alex Manninger
- Mark González
- John Toshack
- Harry Kewell
- Percy Saul
- Bill Keech
- Rob Jones
- Geoff Strong
- Tommy Lawrence
-
The reds start out 1892 - We played our first ever competitive fixture, trouncing Higher Walton 8-0 in a Lancashire League fixture at Anfield, in front of a crowd of just 200. John Smith, Joe McQue and James Cameron all netted braces, with Malcolm McVean and John McBride also notching. West Derby-born Joe Pearson was the only non-Scot in this ‘Team of the Macs’. 1898 - We stepped out in red for the first time, as we beat The Wednesday 4-0 at Anfield, with centre-half Alex Raisbeck making his debut. We had played in blue and white quartered shirts until then. Left-half Bill Goldie bagged
-
- John Smith
- Joe McQue
-
(and 127 more)
Tagged with:
- John Smith
- Joe McQue
- James Cameron
- Malcolm McVean
- John McBride
- Joe Pearson
- Alex Raisbeck
- Bill Goldie
- Hugh Morgan
- John Walker
- Tommy Robertson
- Kevin Baron
- Billy Liddell
- Gérard Houllier
- Roy Evans
- Tommy Leishman
- Layton Stewart
- Scott Carson
- Ken DeMange
- Phil Brazier
- Tom Miller
- John Miller
- John Nicholson
- Bert Slater
- Ian St. John
- Nigel Spackman
- Jan Mølby
- Albert Stubbins
- Cyril Sidlow
- Alan Banks
- Alan Arnell
- Jimmy Harrower
- John Molyneux
- Fred Morris
- Tom Bradshaw
- Gordon Hodgson
- Ted Crawford
- Willie Steel
- Andy Robertson
- Anthony Le Tallec
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Phil Neal
- Ian Rush
- Ronnie Whelan
- John Evans
- Geoff Strong
- Kevin Keen
- James Stewart
- Sam Hardy
- Augustus Beeby
- Patrick Gordon
- Hugh McQueen
- Harry Bradshaw
- George Allan
- Frank Becton
- Steven Gerrard
- Emile Heskey
- Jamie Carragher
- David Thompson
- Frode Kippe
- Danny Wilson
- Daniel Sturridge
- Jordan Henderson
- Christian Benteke
- Simon Mignolet
- Milan Baroš
- Charlie Adam
- Joe Gomez
- Jordon Ibe
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Dejan Lovren
- Roy Hodgson
- Daniel Agger
- Rickie Lambert
- Raheem Sterling
- James Milner
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Jordan Rossiter
- Dominic Solanke
- Sheyi Ojo
- Robbie Keane
- Javier Mascherano
- Fernando Torres
- Raúl Meireles
- Sami Hyypiä
- Dirk Kuyt
- Craig Bellamy
- John Toshack
- Glen Johnson
- Milan Jovanović
- Martin Škrtel
- Xherdan Shaqiri
- Xabi Alonso
- Jari Litmanen
- John Arne Riise
- Bolo Zenden
- Darren Potter
- Stewart Downing
- Gary ONeil
- Jermaine Pennant
- David Johnson
- Ray Clemence
- Kevin Keegan
- Kenny Dalglish
- Brad Friedel
- Mohamed Salah
- Momo Sissoko
- Djimi Traoré
- Fernando Morientes
- Luis García
- Pepe Reina
- Yossi Benayoun
- Philipp Degen
- Djibril Cissé
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Joe Cole
- Daniel Sjölund
- Jan Kromkamp
- Christian Poulsen
- Andriy Voronin
- Alberto Aquilani
- Lee Jones
- Phil Charnock
- Albert Riera
- Sean ODriscoll
- Samed Yeşil
- Mike Marsh
- Ray Kennedy
-
Happy birthdays 1961 - Steve McMahon was born in Liverpool. He signed from Aston Villa for £350,000 in September 1985 and struck fifty times in 277 reds appearances in his six years at Anfield, during which time he won three League titles, the FA Cup and two FA Charity Shields. He left the reds to sign for Manchester City for £900,000 in December 1991. 1895 – Inside-left Dick Forshaw was born in Preston. He joined the reds in July 1919, winning two League titles while with the reds, scoring an impressive 124 times in 288 games. He has the unique honour of being the only player ever to c
-
- Steve McMahon
- Dick Forshaw
-
(and 90 more)
Tagged with:
- Steve McMahon
- Dick Forshaw
- Harry Welfare
- Xabi Alonso
- Luis García
- Martin Škrtel
- Kenny Dalglish
- Kevin Lewis
- Dave Hickson
- Marko Grujić
- Sadio Mané
- James Milner
- Daniel Sturridge
- Ian Rush
- Steve McManaman
- Robbie Fowler
- Jan Mølby
- Aly Cissokho
- John Drummond
- Joe Fagan
- Michael Robinson
- John Aldridge
- Jim Magilton
- Charlie Boyd
- Luis Suárez
- Bill Shankly
- Milan Baroš
- Bob Paisley
- Jack Balmer
- Kevin Baron
- Albert Stubbins
- Billy Liddell
- Ken DeMange
- Ian Callaghan
- Alan ACourt
- John Evans
- Philippe Coutinho
- Daniel Agger
- Pepe Reina
- Fernando Torres
- Christian Poulsen
- Steven Gerrard
- Stewart Downing
- Emile Heskey
- David James
- Joe Cole
- Dirk Kuyt
- Nuri Şahin
- Salif Diao
- Alou Diarra
- John Toshack
- Michael Owen
- Danny Murphy
- Jerzy Dudek
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Don Hutchison
- Craig Bellamy
- Yossi Benayoun
- Djibril Cissé
- Mark González
- Paul Jones
- Bolo Zenden
- Andrea Dossena
- Alberto Aquilani
- Robbie Keane
- Steve Finnan
- John Arne Riise
- Jari Litmanen
- Sami Hyypiä
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Lee Jones
- Christian Ziege
- Ray Houghton
- Mark Kennedy
- Steve Staunton
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Markus Babbel
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Andriy Voronin
- Anthony Le Tallec
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Charles Itandje
- Christian Benteke
- Pako Ayestarán
- Harry Kewell
- Nabil El Zhar
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Albert Riera
- Barry Hunter
- Jermaine Pennant
- Alan Navarro
- Ray Lambert
-
Red trebles 1999 - Robbie Fowler bagged a treble as we secured our record Premiership win, thrashing Southampton 7-1 at Anfield, with future loanee Paul Jones in the Saints’ goal. Dominic Matteo grabbed his first reds goal while Michael Owen, David Thompson and even Jamie Carragher were also on target. Robbie’s second goal was his hundredth League strike, with Egil Ostenstad nabbing the visitors’ consolation. 1909 - Inside-left Ronald Orr netted three as we beat Lincoln City 5-1 in an FA Cup First Round tie at Anfield. Joe Hewitt and Jack Parkinson nabbed the others. In comes Roy 19
-
- Robbie Fowler
- Paul Jones
-
(and 56 more)
Tagged with:
- Robbie Fowler
- Paul Jones
- Dominic Matteo
- Jamie Carragher
- David Thompson
- Michael Owen
- Ronald Orr
- Joe Hewitt
- Jack Parkinson
- Roy Evans
- Takumi Minamino
- José Ochotorena
- Rafael Benítez
- Tommy Fairfoul
- John Easdale
- Donald Mackinlay
- Tom Scott
- Fernando Torres
- Kenny Dalglish
- Dirk Kuyt
- Raúl Meireles
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Lucas Leiva
- George Allan
- Mark Lawrenson
- Peter Beardsley
- John Aldridge
- Harold Barton
- Kevin Baron
- Steve Arnold
- Dave Hickson
- Roger Hunt
- Jimmy Melia
- Jack Balmer
- Cyril Done
- Sam Raybould
- Jack Cox
- Tom Miller
- Fred Pagnam
- John Barnes
- Kevin Keegan
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Roy Hodgson
- Alberto Aquilani
- Terry McDermott
- Brad Friedel
- Kolo Touré
- Robbie Foy
- Mark Prudhoe
- Gareth Roberts
- Aly Cissokho
- Momo Sissoko
- Ian St. John
- Gordon Milne
- Billy Millar
- Mark Kennedy
- Billy Lacey
-
Happy birthday Uncle Roy 1948 - Roy Evans was born in Bootle. One of the club’s greatest servants, he served as fan, left-back, reserves coach, Assistant Manager and then finally the top job for four years. He only made eleven first team appearances before injury cut his career short, but his time as reserves boss was incredibly successful, leading them to eleven Central League titles, including seven in nine seasons. However, his time as the main man was less glittering, as he could only claim one Coca Cola Cup. 1927 - Wing-half Bryan Williams was born in Liverpool. He netted five time
-
- Roy Evans
- Bryan Williams
-
(and 63 more)
Tagged with:
- Roy Evans
- Bryan Williams
- Brendan Rodgers
- Danny Ings
- Rob Jones
- Bill Jones
- Robbie Fowler
- Adam Lallana
- Jordan Henderson
- Phil Babb
- Nicolas Anelka
- Jamie Redknapp
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Sebastián Coates
- Luis Suárez
- Steve Staunton
- Cyril Done
- Dicky Dorsett
- Harry Kewell
- Michael Owen
- Sami Hyypiä
- Howard Gayle
- David Fairclough
- Kenny Dalglish
- Graeme Souness
- Sammy Lee
- Harold Wadsworth
- Kevin Lewis
- Roger Hunt
- Jack Smith
- Billy Liddell
- Kevin Baron
- Bob Paisley
- Jim Smith
- Gordon Hodgson
- Dick Edmed
- Bill Shankly
- Alan ACourt
- Archie Rawlings
- Ron Yeats
- Sam Raybould
- George Livingstone
- Arthur Goddard
- Bob Crawford
- Fred Staniforth
- Milan Baroš
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Gary ONeil
- Salif Diao
- Sammy Smyth
- Don Welsh
- Jack Balmer
- John Heydon
- John Durnin
- Steve McManaman
- Daniel Agger
- David Hodgson
- Paul Ince
- Richard Money
- Nathan Eccleston
- Joe Fagan
- Rigobert Song
- Joe Allen
- Duncan McLean
- Mervyn Jones
-
Happy birthday Vlad 1973 - Vladimír Šmicer was born in Děčín in Czechoslovakia. He made 184 reds appearances following his £3.75m transfer from Racing Club de Lens, scoring nineteen times, including a crucial strike in Istanbul. He signed for us on his 26th birthday, although he did not officially become a Liverpool player until 1st July 1999, and left for Girondins de Bordeaux in June 2005, having helped us to claim the Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and two League Cups. 1965 - Nicky Tanner was born in Bristol. He signed from Bristol Rovers for £20,000 in August 1988 and made a tot
-
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Nicky Tanner
-
(and 115 more)
Tagged with:
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Nicky Tanner
- Graeme Souness
- Sami Hyypiä
- Fernando Torres
- Dirk Kuyt
- Yossi Benayoun
- Robbie Keane
- Gérard Houllier
- Charlie Adam
- Steven Gerrard
- Peter Crouch
- Pep Segura
- Frank McParland
- Stuart Webber
- Mike Marsh
- Steve Cooper
- Rodolfo Borrell
- Lucas Leiva
- Jack Balmer
- Bob Priday
- George Kay
- Emlyn Hughes
- Phil Thompson
- Ray Clemence
- Terry McDermott
- Kenny Dalglish
- Cyril Done
- Billy Liddell
- Douglas Cooke
- Kevin Baron
- Mervyn Jones
- Sammy Smyth
- Rhian Brewster
- Daniel Agger
- Steve McManaman
- Daniel Sturridge
- Alberto Moreno
- Roberto Firmino
- Jamie Carragher
- Billy Lacey
- Tom Miller
- Gordon Gunson
- Edmund Hancock
- Willie Fagan
- Phil Taylor
- Harman van den Berg
- Jimmy Payne
- Chris Kirkland
- Jermaine Pennant
- Glen Johnson
- James Milner
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Javier Mascherano
- Brad Jones
- David Johnson
- Ted MacDougall
- Phil Neal
- Steve Heighway
- Mark Lawrenson
- Ryan Babel
- Krisztián Németh
- Péter Gulácsi
- Damien Plessis
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Loris Karius
- Pako Ayestarán
- Grégory Vignal
- Roy Saunders
- David Amoo
- Dean Saunders
- Fábio Aurélio
- Kevin Keegan
- Jamie Redknapp
- Roger Hunt
- Jordon Ibe
- Ryan Fulton
- Lloyd Jones
- Don Welsh
- Nuri Şahin
- Jen Chang
- Billy Hogan
- Steve Nicol
- Alan Hansen
- Joey Jones
- Ian Rush
- Johnny Wheeler
- Tosh Johnson
- Howard Gayle
- Conor Coady
- Andre Wisdom
- Mark González
- Ramon Calliste
- Steve Staunton
- John Arne Riise
- Carl Medjani
- Jari Litmanen
- Fernando Morientes
- Nicolas Anelka
- Mauricio Pellegrino
- Tommy Lucas
- Ragnar Klavan
- Gordon Milne
- Peter Thompson
- Ray Kennedy
- Michael Robinson
- John Wark
- John Barnes
- Peter Beardsley
- Glenn Hysén
- Mark Wright
- Steve McMahon
- Phil Babb
- Jason McAteer
- Ray Houghton
- Marko Grujić
-
Edging towards the title 1947 - We moved to within touching distance of our fifth League title as our 2-1 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers took us one point clear of both Wolves and Manchester United, in our final game of the season. Jack Balmer and Albert Stubbins bagged our goals before the break while Wolves legend Stan Cullis, who had guested for the reds during the war, played his final ever game for the club. Jimmy Dunn scored the first of his four goals past us in the second half. Curiously Manager George Kay was absent as he was on a five-day scouting mission in Ireland. However, we ha
-
- Jack Balmer
- Albert Stubbins
-
(and 89 more)
Tagged with:
- Jack Balmer
- Albert Stubbins
- Steven Gerrard
- Colin Pascoe
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Emile Heskey
- Robbie Fowler
- Steve McManaman
- Nick Barmby
- Karl-Heinz Riedle
- Glenn Hysén
- Jamie Redknapp
- Dominic Matteo
- Dean Saunders
- Ian Rush
- Kevin Keegan
- Emlyn Hughes
- Joey Jones
- Ray Kennedy
- Phil Neal
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Andy Carroll
- Lazar Marković
- Alberto Aquilani
- Carl Medjani
- Gabriel Paletta
- Ryan McLaughlin
- Sebastián Coates
- Kevin Baron
- Billy Liddell
- Jimmy Payne
- Bob Paisley
- Cyril Done
- Alan ACourt
- Jack Smith
- Harold Wadsworth
- John Miller
- Harry Lewis
- Salif Diao
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Alan Navarro
- Djibril Cissé
- Barry Venison
- Graeme Souness
- Tommy Smith
- Ray Clemence
- Phil Thompson
- Rigobert Song
- Nicolas Anelka
- Xabi Alonso
- Nabil El-Zhar
- Fernando Torres
- Mario Balotelli
- Tiago Ilori
- Christian Poulsen
- Philipp Degen
- Michael Owen
- Peter Crouch
- David James
- Joe Cole
- Glen Johnson
- Mark Wright
- Besian Idrizaj
- Paco Herrera
- John Achterberg
- Conal Platt
- Gareth Roberts
- Nuri Şahin
- Dominic Solanke
- Conor Coady
- Tom Ince
- Michael Ngoo
- Jack Robinson
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Andre Wisdom
- George Kay
- Ragnar Klavan
- Raúl Meireles
- Alou Diarra
- Grégory Vignal
- Liam Millar
- Marko Grujić
- Diogo Jota
- Danny Wilson
- Sammy Lee
- Yossi Benayoun
- Paul Ince
- Kenny Dalglish
- Joe Corrigan
- Sam Hardy
- Johnny Walker
-
The start of it all 1892 - Everton voted to move from Anfield. John Houlding was therefore left with an empty ground, but no team to play in it. Within six months, Liverpool FC had been formed and was on its way to taking the Lancashire League by storm. God strikes again 2006 - Robbie Fowler struck the first goal of his second reds spell, opening the scoring against Fulham at Anfield. Collins John equalised before an own goal from Michael Brown put us 2-1 ahead at the break. Fernando Morientes and Peter Crouch scored late on before Stephen Warnock grabbed his only ever goal for the cl
-
- John Houlding
- Robbie Fowler
-
(and 54 more)
Tagged with:
- John Houlding
- Robbie Fowler
- Fernando Morientes
- Peter Crouch
- Stephen Warnock
- Javier Mascherano
- Steven Gerrard
- Fernando Torres
- Alberto Aquilani
- Ryan Babel
- Albert Stubbins
- Jim Harley
- David Moores
- George Gillett Jr.
- Tom Hicks
- John Drummond
- Ian Callaghan
- Kenny Dalglish
- Terry McDermott
- Phil Neal
- Danny Murphy
- Michael Owen
- Arthur Goddard
- Archie Rawlings
- Gordon Gunson
- Frank Christie
- Jimmy Smith
- Kevin Baron
- Billy Liddell
- Bob Paisley
- Arthur Berry
- Jack Roberts
- Dave Underwood
- Jamie Carragher
- Fred Geary
- Bernie Ramsden
- George Poland
- Harry Lewis
- Willie Fagan
- Cyril Done
- Donald Mackinlay
- Maurice Parry
- Richard Morris
- Ernest Peake
- Sam Hardy
- Billy Lacey
- Mike Newell
- Rafael Camacho
- Bobby Adekanye
- Glenn Hysén
- Harry Bradshaw
- Ernie Blenkinsop
- Andrew Aitken
- Jimmy McInnes
- Kevin Keegan
- Emlyn Hughes
-
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. 2020 – Outside-right Brian Jackson died. He signed from Leyton Orient in November 1951 for £6,500 and forward Don Woan. He netted eleven times in 133 reds games before joining Port Vale for £1,700 in July 1958. 1942 - Inside-forward Edgar Chadwick died. He had won the League with Everton in 1891, and joined Burnley aged t
-
- Bob Paisley
- Edgar Chadwick
-
(and 70 more)
Tagged with:
- Bob Paisley
- Edgar Chadwick
- Kevin Keegan
- Phil Charnock
- Gerald Dewhurst
- Bobby Adekanye
- Sadio Mané
- Michael Owen
- Roberto Firmino
- Mohamed Salah
- Ian Rush
- Julian Dicks
- Paul Walsh
- Craig Johnston
- Gordon Hodgson
- Dave Wright
- Daniel Sturridge
- James Milner
- Emre Can
- Divock Origi
- Nathaniel Clyne
- Adam Lallana
- Dick Edmed
- Ronnie Whelan
- Jamie Carragher
- Luis García
- Dietmar Hamann
- Gabriel Paletta
- Gérard Houllier
- Steven Gerrard
- Harry Chambers
- Jack Bamber
- Albert Stubbins
- Jock McNab
- Walter Wadsworth
- Billy Liddell
- Kevin Baron
- Willie Fagan
- Kevin Sheedy
- Bobby Murdoch
- David Johnson
- Phil Neal
- Ray Kennedy
- Mike Marsh
- Sam Hardy
- Billy Lacey
- Harry Beadles
- Emlyn Hughes
- Kenny Dalglish
- Avi Cohen
- Alberto Aquilani
- Jon Otsemobor
- John Welsh
- Andy Lonergan
- Chris McGrath
- Darren Potter
- Yossi Benayoun
- Conor Coady
- Jack Robinson
- Andre Wisdom
- Conor Thomas
- Pako Ayestarán
- Craig Roddan
- Sammy Lee
- Toni Silva
- András Simon
- Kolo Touré
- Mark Prudhoe
- Ragnar Klavan
- Ozan Kabak
- Tom Miller
- Brian Jackson
-
Clinching the title 1988 - We secured our seventeenth League title with four more games remaining, as a curling Peter Beardsley strike was enough to defeat Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield. This was our ninth championship in the space of thirteen years. 1983 – We edged closer to the championship despite losing 2-0 at home to Norwich City, as they became the first side to take all six points off us after the introduction of three points for a win. Mark Lawrenson put through his own net before Martin O’Neill doubled the visitors’ lead from distance. Bob Paisley had received his 21st Bell’s manag
-
- Peter Beardsley
- Mark Lawrenson
-
(and 56 more)
Tagged with:
- Peter Beardsley
- Mark Lawrenson
- Bob Paisley
- Robbie Fowler
- Steven Gerrard
- Jamie Carragher
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Bobby Campbell
- Terry McDermott
- Jimmy Case
- Peter Cormack
- Kevin Keegan
- Bill Shankly
- Ian Rush
- John Barnes
- John Welsh
- Philippe Coutinho
- Christian Benteke
- Alf Hanson
- Alex Watson
- Jack Balmer
- Phil Taylor
- Syd Roberts
- Daniel McRorie
- Alastair Henderson
- John Hughes
- Sam Raybould
- Jack Cox
- Arthur Goddard
- Walter Wadsworth
- Harold Wadsworth
- Ronnie Moran
- Jimmy Melia
- David Johnson
- David Fairclough
- Daniel Sturridge
- Adam Lallana
- Rafael Benítez
- Kevin Baron
- Jack Parkinson
- Tony Rowley
- Billy Liddell
- Harry Kewell
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Anthony Le Tallec
- Graeme Souness
- Alan ACourt
- Steve Nicol
- Jordan Henderson
- Rigobert Song
- John Aldridge
- Ray Houghton
- Fernando Morientes
- Mike Newell
- Mark Walters
- Mohamed Salah
- Alberto Aquilani
-
Clinching the title 1964 - Our biggest win on this day came when we beat Arsenal 5-0, with goals from Ian St. John, Alf Arrowsmith, Roger Hunt and a brace from Peter Thompson. This was enough to hand us our sixth League title, and first under Shanks. BBC’s Panorama programme filmed the Kop at the game, to report on this “extraordinary cultural phenomenon”. The game was an entertaining affair, with Tommy Lawrence saving a George Eastham penalty after a handball by Ron Yeats with the score at 1-0, and Ian Callaghan having a spot-kick saved by ex-reds keeper, and Gunners captain for the day, Ji
-
- Ian St. John
- Alf Arrowsmith
-
(and 50 more)
Tagged with:
- Ian St. John
- Alf Arrowsmith
- Roger Hunt
- Peter Thompson
- Ron Yeats
- Tommy Lawrence
- Ian Callaghan
- Bill Shankly
- Jim Furnell
- John Barnes
- Ronnie Whelan
- Dick Forshaw
- Ian Rush
- John Wark
- Charlie Hewitt
- Steven Gerrard
- Jack Balmer
- Tony Hateley
- Gary Ablett
- Kenny Dalglish
- Ronnie Moran
- George Kay
- Billy Liddell
- Divock Origi
- Bob Paisley
- Johnny Morrissey
- Milan Jovanović
- Danny Guthrie
- Paul Jones
- John McLaughlin
- Bobby Graham
- John Jones
- Harry Chambers
- Albert Pearson
- Kevin Baron
- Jimmy Jackson
- Jimmy Melia
- Alan ACourt
- Graeme Souness
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Michael Thomas
- Mark Wright
- Mohamed Salah
- Emlyn Hughes
- Jamie Redknapp
- Dan Trickett-Smith
- Dave Watson
- Howard Gayle
- Alberto Aquilani
- Maurice Parry
- Elisha Scott
- Joey Jones
-
Happy birthday Ronnie 1963 - Ronnie Rosenthal was born in Haifa. The Israeli forward made an instant impact on his arrival on loan in March 1990, with Kenny Dalglish saying, “Ronnie gave us the momentum. It was that which helped us to win the Championship.” He signed from Standard de Liège permanently that June for £1m and scored a total of 22 times in 97 reds games before joining Tottenham Hotspur for £250,000 after four years at Anfield. Lawler’s night 1978 - A testimonial match for full-back Chris Lawler was staged with the reds defeating Swansea City 3-2 at Anfield, thanks to a Ke
-
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Kenny Dalglish
-
(and 152 more)
Tagged with:
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Kenny Dalglish
- Chris Lawler
- Graeme Souness
- John Toshack
- Terry McDermott
- Albert Stubbins
- Bob Priday
- Billy Liddell
- John Aldridge
- Jason McAteer
- Phil Babb
- Mark Kennedy
- Steve Staunton
- Steve McManaman
- Jamie Redknapp
- Nick Barmby
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Roy Hodgson
- Øyvind Leonhardsen
- Ray Houghton
- Ronnie Whelan
- Kevin Sheedy
- Peter Beardsley
- Steve McMahon
- Steve Nicol
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- István Kozma
- Colin Pascoe
- Dean Saunders
- Rhian Brewster
- Philippe Coutinho
- Roberto Firmino
- Luis Suárez
- Sebastián Coates
- Marko Grujić
- Jordan Henderson
- Caoimhín Kelleher
- Daniel Sturridge
- Harry Wilson
- Alisson Becker
- Diogo Jota
- Martin Škrtel
- Brad Smith
- Steven Gerrard
- James Milner
- Alberto Aquilani
- Daniel Agger
- Alexander Kačaniklić
- Ragnar Klavan
- Robbie Keane
- Lloyd Jones
- Lazar Marković
- Naby Keïta
- Javier Mascherano
- Carl Medjani
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Sami Hyypiä
- Jari Litmanen
- Lucas Leiva
- Igor Bišcan
- Don Hutchison
- Emile Heskey
- Jim Magilton
- Yossi Benayoun
- Jerzy Dudek
- Steve Finnan
- Paul Jones
- Djibril Cissé
- David James
- John Arne Riise
- Xabi Alonso
- Craig Bellamy
- Christian Poulsen
- Daniel Sjölund
- Jan Mølby
- Kevin Keen
- Kevin Baron
- Jimmy Payne
- Tom Miller
- Xherdan Shaqiri
- Mamadou Sakho
- Ádám Bogdán
- Dejan Lovren
- Álvaro Arbeloa
- Dirk Kuyt
- Krisztián Németh
- Maxi Rodríguez
- Albert Riera
- Fernando Torres
- Ryan Babel
- Andrea Dossena
- Nabil El Zhar
- Milan Jovanović
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Alex Manninger
- Raúl Meireles
- Nuri Şahin
- Milan Baroš
- Salif Diao
- Alou Diarra
- El-Hadji Diouf
- Rigobert Song
- Ki-Jana Hoever
- Raheem Sterling
- Herbie Kane
- Andy Robertson
- Mohamed Salah
- Paul Ince
- Markus Babbel
- Christian Ziege
- Torben Piechnik
- Patrik Berger
- Robbie Fowler
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Anthony Le Tallec
- Joe Cole
- Paul Konchesky
- Ramon Calliste
- Scott Carson
- Besian Idrizaj
- Gary ONeil
- Luis García
- Pepe Reina
- Nicolas Anelka
- Craig Roddan
- Jamie Carragher
- Peter Crouch
- Andriy Voronin
- Adam Hammill
- Craig Lindfield
- Philipp Degen
- Nikolay Mihaylov
- Thiago
- Charlie Adam
- Joe Allen
- Simon Mignolet
- Paul Walsh
- Mark Wright
- Mark Walters
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Samed Yeşil
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Dominic Solanke
- Iago Aspas
- Curtis Jones
- Corey Whelan
- Gary McAllister
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Alan Navarro
- Tony Warner
- Rafael Camacho
- Tom Bennett
- Hector Lawson
-
Happy birthday Carra 1978 - Jamie Carragher was born in Bootle. The tough defender bagged five goals in 737 reds appearances before retiring in the summer of 2013, leaving him second in the list for the club’s all-time appearance holders. He helped us to claim the European Cup, UEFA Cup, FA Cup, two UEFA Super Cups, two League Cups and two FA Charity/Community Shields. In steps Royston 1994 - Roy Evans took over as Manager, after almost thirty years at Anfield. He remained in charge for nearly five years, leading us to a Coca-Cola Cup win in 1995, and the FA Cup Final a year later, al
-
- Jamie Carragher
- Roy Evans
-
(and 46 more)
Tagged with:
- Jamie Carragher
- Roy Evans
- Daniel Sturridge
- Steven Gerrard
- Luis Suárez
- Luis Alberto
- Louis Bimpson
- Daniel Agger
- Dirk Kuyt
- Lucas Leiva
- Robbie Keane
- Yossi Benayoun
- Fernando Torres
- Victor Pálsson
- Krisztián Németh
- John Toshack
- Alan ACourt
- Tom Bromilow
- Matt Busby
- Gordon Hodgson
- Jack Balmer
- Billy Liddell
- Jimmy Payne
- Kevin Baron
- Willie Fagan
- Sebastián Coates
- Dean Bouzanis
- Nathan Eccleston
- Jonathan Woodgate
- Mike Sheron
- Bernard Diomède
- Frode Kippe
- Avi Cohen
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Takumi Minamino
- Tosh Johnson
- Sam Bowyer
- Ernest Peake
- Billy Lacey
- Rigobert Song
- Kolo Touré
- Dominic Solanke
- Titi Camara
- Momo Sissoko
- Naby Keïta
- Ronald Huth
- Emiliano Insúa
- Sadio Mané
-
Yet another win 1981 - We registered our 85th consecutive home match without defeat as we beat Alliance Premier League side Altrincham 4-1 in the FA Cup Third Round at Anfield, thanks to goals from Terry McDermott, Ray Kennedy and a Kenny Dalglish brace, with shipping clerk Graham Heathcote converting a penalty for the visitors in front of the Kop. Future Academy Manager John Owens and Zak Whitbread’s dad Barry were both on the losing side while reds legend Bill Shankly bizarrely travelled to the game on the Altrincham team coach and went into the visitors’ dressing room before the game, as
-
- Terry McDermott
- Ray Kennedy
-
(and 58 more)
Tagged with:
- Terry McDermott
- Ray Kennedy
- Kenny Dalglish
- John Owens
- Zak Whitbread
- Bill Shankly
- John Toshack
- Kevin Keegan
- Steve McMahon
- Albert Riera
- Fernando Torres
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Robbie Fowler
- Michael Owen
- Paul Ince
- Steven Gerrard
- Jamie Redknapp
- Ian Rush
- Mark Seagraves
- Sammy Smyth
- Ken Brierley
- Kevin Baron
- Jack Balmer
- Doug McAvoy
- Harry Barkas
- Gordon Hodgson
- Robert Done
- Steve Finnan
- Salif Diao
- John Arne Riise
- Luis García
- Adrián
- Arthur Berry
- John McKenna
- Roberto Firmino
- Pepe Reina
- James Milner
- Jimmy Harrower
- Peter Crouch
- Harry Chambers
- Dick Forshaw
- Graeme Souness
- Tommy Green
- Jackie Sheldon
- Jack Parkinson
- Johnny Wheeler
- Louis Bimpson
- Fred Morris
- Alan ACourt
- Roy Hodgson
- Emlyn Hughes
- Glenn Hysén
- Stephen Vaughan
- Jamie Stephens
- Stuart Webber
- Astrit Ajdarević
- Adam Morgan
- Adam Phillips
- Herbie Kane
- Adam Hammill
-
Michael the centurion 2001 - Michael Owen scored his hundredth reds goal after Trevor Sinclair had given West Ham United the lead, as we drew 1-1 at Upton Park. This was our 200th League goal under Gérard Houllier's sole charge. 1923 - We also faced the Hammers when Jimmy Walsh struck twice in a 2-0 win at Anfield. Red debutants 1984 - Kevin MacDonald made his reds bow as we beat Luton Town 1-0 at home, with John Wark on target. 2013 – Aussie left-back Brad Smith came off the bench to make his debut as we lost 2-1 at Chelsea with Martin Škrtel handing us an early lead. This was th
-
- Michael Owen
- Gérard Houllier
-
(and 47 more)
Tagged with:
- Michael Owen
- Gérard Houllier
- Jimmy Walsh
- Kevin MacDonald
- Brad Smith
- Martin Škrtel
- Brendan Rodgers
- Luis Suárez
- Roberto Firmino
- Sadio Mané
- Mohamed Salah
- Virgil van Dijk
- Fernando Torres
- Adam Lallana
- Danny Murphy
- Graeme Souness
- John Barnes
- Gordon Hodgson
- Dick Edmed
- Pepe Reina
- Roy Hodgson
- Alberto Moreno
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Kevin Baron
- Billy Liddell
- Fred Baron
- Steven Caulker
- Bert Shelley
- George Kay
- Phil Neal
- Peter Cormack
- David Johnson
- Abe Hartley
- Andrew McCowie
- Jimmy Payne
- Berry Nieuwenhuys
- Sam English
- Sam Raybould
- James Cameron
- James Smith
- Paul Jewell
- Mark Seagraves
- Steven Gerrard
- Chris Harrington
- Jermaine Pennant
- Diego Cavalieri
- Avi Cohen
- Haukur Ingi Guðnason
- Jerzy Dudek
-
Macca the Manc 1991 - Steve McMahon was sold to Manchester City for £900,000. He had been Kenny Dalglish’s first signing, from Aston Villa for £350,000 in September 1985, and won three League titles, FA Cup and two FA Charity Shields in his six years at Anfield, netting fifty times in 277 reds games. Treble from out wide 1898 - Scottish outside-left Tommy Robertson scored a hat-trick as we won 3-1 at Blackburn Rovers in a First Division fixture. He bagged a total of 34 goals in 141 reds games. Fastest ever Toffee 1949 - Peter Farrell scored Everton’s fastest ever derby goal, af
-
- Steve McMahon
- Kenny Dalglish
- (and 19 more)
-
Ablett’s able start 1986 - Gary Ablett made his reds bow, replacing the injured Alan Hansen as we held Charlton Athletic to a goalless draw at Selhurst Park. He went on to net just once in 147 games for the reds. Centre-forward Alan Irvine also made the first of his four senior reds appearances in this game. 1924 – Full-back James Garner played the first of his five senior reds games in our goalless Anfield top-flight encounter with Bolton Wanderers. Bienvenue Nicolas 2001 - Nicolas Anelka signed on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. He netted five times in 22 reds games, but was not ta
-
- Gary Ablett
- James Garner
-
(and 26 more)
Tagged with:
- Gary Ablett
- James Garner
- Alan Irvine
- Nicolas Anelka
- Rob Jones
- Luis Suárez
- Jordon Ibe
- Ádám Bogdán
- Michael Owen
- Jimmy Case
- Kenny Dalglish
- Sepp van den Berg
- Kevin Lampkin
- Marcelo Pitaluga
- Bill Jones
- Billy Liddell
- Albert Stubbins
- Kevin Baron
- Raheem Sterling
- Graeme Souness
- Roy Evans
- Roy Hodgson
- Sammy Lee
- Nigel Clough
- Robbie Keane
- Paul Jewell
- Emlyn Hughes
- Tommy Smith
-
Another super win 2005 - We fell behind to a goal from CSKA Moskva’s Velizar Dimitrov in Monaco, but a brace from substitute Djibril Cissé and a Luis García strike secured us the UEFA Super Cup for the third time, 3-1 after extra time, as we reached a century of goals under the stewardship of Rafael Benítez. The cup was lifted by stand-in skipper Jamie Carragher. Danny’s wonder goal 2006 - Daniel Agger scored his first reds goal, a superb long-range effort to level the scores in our 2-1 home defeat of West Ham United after Bobby Zamora had put the Hammers ahead in our fiftieth League
-
- Djibril Cissé
- Luis García
-
(and 65 more)
Tagged with:
- Djibril Cissé
- Luis García
- Rafael Benítez
- Jamie Carragher
- Daniel Agger
- Dirk Kuyt
- Peter Crouch
- John Toshack
- Emlyn Hughes
- Lucas Leiva
- Luis Suárez
- Martin Škrtel
- Andy Carroll
- Sam Hardy
- Tom Lowry
- Bill Shankly
- Emiliano Insúa
- Alberto Aquilani
- Taiwo Awoniyi
- Roy Hodgson
- Billy Liddell
- Jimmy Melia
- Alan ACourt
- Tony Hateley
- Kevin Baron
- Roger Hunt
- Kevin Lewis
- Dick Johnson
- Tom Bromilow
- Harry Chambers
- Sam English
- Ben Dabbs
- Dave Wright
- Gordon Hodgson
- Billy Hartill
- Graeme Souness
- Ray Kennedy
- Kenny Dalglish
- Michael Owen
- Sami Hyypiä
- John Barnes
- Robbie Fowler
- David James
- Albert Stubbins
- Ian Rush
- Steve Nicol
- Jan Mølby
- Craig Johnston
- Gordon Milne
- Ron Yeats
- Brian Hall
- Steve McManaman
- Karl-Heinz Riedle
- Jimmy McInnes
- Christian Benteke
- Harry Wilson
- Pako Ayestarán
- Gabriel Paletta
- Pegguy Arphexad
- Gary McAllister
- Steve Harkness
- Andrew Nicholas
- Mike Sheron
- Mark Wright
- Vladimír Šmicer
- Gérard Houllier
- Torben Piechnik
-
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
-
- Geoff Strong
- Gerry Byrne
-
(and 59 more)
Tagged with:
- Geoff Strong
- Gerry Byrne
- Chris Lawler
- Steven Gerrard
- Michael Owen
- John Arne Riise
- Abel Xavier
- John Evans
- Johnny Wheeler
- Alf Hanson
- Berry Nieuwenhuys
- Avi Cohen
- Terry McDermott
- Derek Brownbill
- Brian Hall
- Bobby Campbell
- Patrik Berger
- Michael Thomas
- Stan Collymore
- Bryan Williams
- Pepe Reina
- Andriy Voronin
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Roberto Firmino
- David Henderson
- Jordan Henderson
- Daniel Agger
- Djibril Cissé
- Milan Baroš
- Karl-Heinz Riedle
- Bobby Graham
- Patrick Gordon
- Sam Raybould
- Archie Goldie
- John Walker
- Tommy Robertson
- Luis Suárez
- Simon Mignolet
- Glen Johnson
- Paul Walsh
- Billy Liddell
- Kevin Baron
- Joe Hewitt
- John Aldridge
- Steve McMahon
- Alan Hansen
- Titi Camara
- Julian Dicks
- Steve Clarke
- Kamil Grabara
- Samed Yeşil
- Fernando Torres
- Nigel Clough
- Albert Riera
- Nicolas Anelka
- Ryan Flynn
- Toni Silva
- Roy Naylor
- William Barclay
- Laurie Hughes
- Jack Bearne
-
Happy birthdays 1972 - Markus Babbel was born in Munich. He arrived on a free transfer from Bayern München in June 2000 and was a vital member of the treble-winning team bagging six goals in 73 games, until he was struck down by Guillain-Barré syndrome, moving to VfB Stuttgart on a free transfer in July 2004 after a loan spell at Blackburn Rovers. 1998 – Irish centre-half Conor Masterson was born in Celbridge, signing on from Lucan United for £900,000 on his sixteenth birthday. He was released in the summer of 2019 having failed to break through and is now with Queens Park Rangers. 19
-
- Markus Babbel
- Conor Masterson
-
(and 108 more)
Tagged with:
- Markus Babbel
- Conor Masterson
- Haukur Ingi Guðnason
- Harry Bradshaw
- Harry Chambers
- Dick Forshaw
- Jerzy Dudek
- Steven Gerrard
- Kevin Baron
- Albert Stubbins
- Jack Whitham
- Sam Speakman
- Jackie Sheldon
- Billy Liddell
- Alan Kennedy
- Thomas Bennett
- Harry Lewis
- Arthur Metcalf
- David Johnson
- Jimmy Case
- Kenny Dalglish
- Gordon Hodgson
- Dick Edmed
- Jimmy McDougall
- Tom Reid
- Bob Done
- Johnny Wheeler
- Ronnie Moran
- Yossi Benayoun
- Christian Ziege
- Steve Staunton
- Robbie Keane
- Mark Kennedy
- Stéphane Henchoz
- Patrik Berger
- Vegard Heggem
- Robbie Fowler
- Michael Owen
- Kevin Keegan
- Don Hutchison
- Steve McManaman
- Øyvind Leonhardsen
- Ray Clemence
- Steve Heighway
- Avi Cohen
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Jordan Henderson
- Rickie Lambert
- Raheem Sterling
- James Milner
- Xherdan Shaqiri
- Brad Smith
- Joe Gomez
- Mohamed Salah
- Luis Suárez
- Iago Aspas
- Péter Gulácsi
- Ian Rush
- Dean Saunders
- John Aldridge
- Ronnie Whelan
- Ray Houghton
- Gérard Houllier
- Jari Litmanen
- Roy Hodgson
- Gary McAllister
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Rob Jones
- Jim Magilton
- Brad Friedel
- Paul Ince
- Xabi Alonso
- Fernando Torres
- Emile Heskey
- Joe Cole
- Sami Hyypiä
- Milan Jovanović
- Daniel Sjölund
- Daniel Agger
- Ryan Babel
- John Arne Riise
- Craig Bellamy
- Ragnar Klavan
- Dirk Kuyt
- Alex Manninger
- Andriy Voronin
- Paul Jones
- Jack Balmer
- Kostas Tsimikas
- Suso
- Sepp van den Berg
- Toni Silva
- Roberto Firmino
- Fabinho
- Nathaniel Clyne
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Martin Škrtel
- Javier Mascherano
- Charles Itandje
- Joël Matip
- Charlie Adam
- Victor Moses
- Nikola Sarić
- Daniel Sturridge
- Mario Balotelli
- Mamadou Sakho
- Simon Mignolet
- Nigel Spackman
- Terry McDermott
-
Dan the man 1989 – Forward Daniel Sturridge was born in Birmingham. He signed from Chelsea for £12m in January 2013, netting an impressive 67 times in 160 reds games before being released in June 2019. 2013 – He scored the only goal of David Moyes’ Manchester United’s League visit to Anfield in just the fourth minute. 1993 – Ex-reds left-back Jack Robinson was born in Warrington. He became the club’s then youngest ever player when he debuted at Hull City in May 2010 aged just sixteen years and 250 days. He was sold to Queens Park Rangers in August 2014, scoring twice in 39 outings bef
-
- Daniel Sturridge
- Jack Robinson
-
(and 120 more)
Tagged with:
- Daniel Sturridge
- Jack Robinson
- Harry Bradshaw
- Jack Drummond
- William McCann
- Ryan Babel
- Xabi Alonso
- Fernando Torres
- Andriy Voronin
- Joe Hewitt
- Michael Owen
- Steven Gerrard
- Emile Heskey
- Dietmar Hamann
- Nick Barmby
- Jamie Carragher
- Fernando Morientes
- Steve McManaman
- Mamadou Sakho
- Ned Doig
- Robbie Robinson
- Jimmy Hughes
- Elisha Scott
- Johnny Morrissey
- Alisson Becker
- Sadio Mané
- Roberto Firmino
- John Toshack
- Patrik Berger
- Phil Babb
- Nicky Rizzo
- Albert Riera
- Steve Finnan
- Péter Gulácsi
- Vitor Flora
- Sebastián Coates
- Oussama Assaidi
- Krisztián Adorján
- Nathan Eccleston
- John Arne Riise
- Alexander Kačaniklić
- David N’Gog
- Tiago Ilori
- Victor Moses
- Harry Welfare
- Tom Robertson
- Sam Raybould
- Charlie Satterthwaite
- Ted Harston
- Berry Nieuwenhuys
- Willie Fagan
- Billy Liddell
- Kevin Baron
- Colin Irwin
- David Johnson
- Mark Wright
- Rob Jones
- David Burrows
- Alf Hanson
- Harry Chambers
- Fred Pagnam
- Alou Diarra
- Tom Chorlton
- Peter Beardsley
- John Barnes
- Jimmy McDougall
- Tom Miller
- Ian Callaghan
- Ian St. John
- George Allan
- Tom Watson
- Tommy Fairfoul
- Michael Stensgaard
- Roy Evans
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Dominic Solanke
- Andy Robertson
- Emre Can
- Joe Gomez
- Jordan Henderson
- Kostas Tsimikas
- Raheem Sterling
- Luis Suárez
- Daniel Agger
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Christian Poulsen
- Divock Origi
- Javier Mascherano
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Kamil Grabara
- Philippe Coutinho
- Alberto Aquilani
- Charlie Adam
- Jan Mølby
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Jon Flanagan
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Steven Caulker
- Christian Benteke
- Mark Kennedy
- Robbie Keane
- Igor Bišcan
- Steve Staunton
- Don Hutchison
- Sami Hyypiä
- Paul Ince
- Ronnie Rosenthal
- Øyvind Leonhardsen
- Dominic Matteo
- Jerzy Dudek
- Jason McAteer
- Bolo Zenden
- Craig Bellamy
- Jari Litmanen
- Jim Magilton
- Milan Baroš
- Paul Jones
- Brad Friedel
- Anthony Le Tallec
- Bjørn Tore Kvarme
- David Martin
- Chris Lawler