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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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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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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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Rush scored one, Rush scored two 1983 - Ian Rush scored five goals, becoming the third of five reds to do so in one game, as we thumped fourth-placed Luton Town 6-0 at home in the League, with his hat-trick completed by the 36th minute. This was particularly impressive considering that he had to take painkillers before the game for a niggling groin injury and had only been passed fit two hours before the game. Kenny Dalglish netted the other goal, his 99th in the League for the reds. Amazingly, Tony Woodcock grabbed five goals for Arsenal on the same day, in their 6-2 victory at Aston Villa.
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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
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- Steven Gerrard
- Emile Heskey
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The Doc is in 1976 – Ex-Blues forward David Johnson signed from Ipswich Town for a club record £200,000. He went on to win three League titles, European Cup, UEFA Super Cup and two FA Charity Shields, scoring 78 times in 213 reds games. He was the first player to score for both sides in Merseyside derbies, and returned to Goodison in August 1982 for £100,000. Most recently 2018 – Three reds made their debuts as we thumped West Ham United 4-0 in our season opener at Anfield – keeper Alisson Becker, Naby Keïta and Xherdan Shaqiri. Mohamed Salah opened the scoring, with Sadio Mané baggin
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- Péter Gulácsi
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- Milan Jovanović
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The first title 1901 – We won 1-0 at West Bromwich Albion to clinch our first League title, with John Walker on target in the first half of our final game of the season against the already-relegated Baggies. A fife and drum band playing “The Conquering Hero” welcomed the team back into Liverpool. The plan was to lift Club Secretary Tom Watson shoulder high in celebration, but as the Liverpool Echo said, “No arms were long enough to grip his girth.” However, our two inter-war meetings with the Baggies both resulted in 2-1 defeats. 1922 - Harry Beadles nabbed our consolation at Anfield,
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- Brian Kettle
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- Wayne Harrison
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- Yossi Benayoun
- Philipp Degen
- Kenny Dalglish
- Roberto Firmino
- Allan Jones
- Steve Harkness
- Ian Rush
- Jack Cox
- Robbie Robinson
- Jack Parkinson
- Ned Doig
- Bob Ferguson
- Robbie Fowler
- Michael Owen
- Scott Carson
- Jack Tennant
- Alf Gray
- Alf Hanson
- Berry Nieuwenhuys
- Ronnie Whelan
- Terry McDermott
- Glenn Hysén
- Jan Mølby
- John Aldridge
- John Barnes
- Ray Houghton
- Jamie Carragher
- Emile Heskey
- John Welsh
- Fernando Torres
- Pepe Reina
- Brad Jones
- John Scales
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Nigel Clough
- Paul Stewart
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- Torben Piechnik
- Øyvind Leonhardsen
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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. Andy off the mark 2011 – We beat Manchester City 3-0 at Anfield, with right-back Jon Flanagan making his reds bow. Andy Carroll struck his first two reds goals, with Dirk Kuyt also netting before the break. 1952 – We won 2-1 at Maine Road in a First Division fixture, thanks to goals from inside-forward Kevin Baron and winger Jimmy Payne.
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- Keith Burkinshaw
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- Roy Hodgson
- Fernando Torres
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- Kevin Keegan
- Tommy Lawrence
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- Peter Crouch
- Sammy Lee
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Graeme Souness
- Jack Bamber
- Arthur Goddard
- Sam Raybould
- Steven Gerrard
- David James
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- Brendan Rodgers
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Semi-final joy and despair 2001 - We played in our 21st FA Cup Semi-final, beating Wycombe Wanderers 2-1 at Villa Park, with Emile Heskey and Robbie Fowler scoring after the underdogs had kept us out for nearly eighty minutes. Keith Ryan bagged a late consolation for Wanderers. 1981 - We were held to a goalless draw at home by Bayern München in the European Cup with Kurt Niedermayer rattling the crossbar, but we went through on away goals after the return in Germany. This game marked Steve Heighway’s 475th and final reds game, as he came on at half time to replace Terry McDermott, while Gr
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- Steven Gerrard
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- Alex Raisbeck
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- Gerry Byrne
- Chris Lawler
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- Willie Stevenson
- Sammy Lee
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Heading towards Istanbul 2005 - Luis García netted twice before Milan Baroš struck his 27th and final reds goal as we beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3-1 in the BayArena to reach the Quarter-finals of the Champions League 6-2 on aggregate. We were able to take our feet off the gas towards the end, as John Welsh made his Champions League debut and we ended the match with Antonio Núñez at right-back and Igor Bišcan alongside Welsh in the centre of defence, although Jacek Krzynówek grabbed a late consolation – cue “Rocking All Over The World”! Rafa was also able to replace Dietmar Hamann with Vladimír
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- George Gillett Jr.
- John Davies
- Sam Raybould
- Steve Harkness
- Bobby Graham
- John Toshack
- Kevin Keegan
- Jan Mølby
- Terry McDermott
- Kenny Dalglish
- Graeme Souness
- Sammy Lee
- Ronnie Whelan
- John Barnes
- George Schofield
- Dan Cleary
- Christian Damiano
- Michael Foley-Sheridan
- Jack Cox
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- Sammy Smyth
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
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- Roy Hodgson
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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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- Mark Wright
- John Barnes
- David Johnson
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- Gerry Byrne
- Sam Raybould
- Charles Satterthwaite
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- Naby Keïta
- Jordan Henderson
- Mohamed Salah
- Damien Plessis
- Peter Crouch
- Dick Johnson
- Harry Chambers
- Ken Campbell
- Kenny Dalglish
- Alan Kennedy
- Stig Inge Bjørnebye
- Robbie Fowler
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Jim Magilton
- Harry Lowe
- Sam Gilligan
- Gérard Houllier
- Phil Thompson
- Steven Gerrard
- Sam Hardy
- Ephraim Longworth
- Jack Cox
- Harry Lewis
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- Alex Raisbeck
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- George Livingstone
- Matty Regan
- Raheem Sterling
- Mauricio Pellegrino
- Ernie Blenkinsop
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Unhappy hat-tricks 1961 - Winger Kevin Lewis scored a treble in our Second Division fixture at Bristol Rovers, but we still went down 4-3. Bobby Jones bagged a brace as Peter Hooper netted the last of his seven goals against us, with Harold Jarman also on target. 1908 - Joe Bache scored a hat-trick for Aston Villa in their 5-1 top-flight victory over us at Villa Park, three of his nine strikes against the reds, with our goal coming from inside-left Ronald Orr on his reds debut. Harry Hampton netted two of his fifteen goals past us. 1931 - Jimmy Dunne bagged all four goals for Sheffield U
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- Alan ACourt
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- Jordan Henderson
- Emre Can
- Steve Nicol
- Peter Beardsley
- Gary Gillespie
- Steve McMahon
- Kenny Dalglish
- Bill Shankly
- Ian Callaghan
- Alf Arrowsmith
- Steven Gerrard
- David N’Gog
- Fernando Torres
- Fred Baron
- Bill Cockburn
- Emiliano Insúa
- Jim Harley
- Graeme Souness
- Alan Kennedy
- David Fairclough
- Gérard Houllier
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- Sammy Lee
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