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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.
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The greatest performance ever 1988 - We trounced Nottingham Forest 5-0, just four days after we had beaten them 2-1 in the FA Cup Semi-final. It was a stunning display that the legendary Tom Finney described as “the greatest performance ever”. John Aldridge bagged a brace, to add to goals from Ray Houghton, Gary Gillespie and Peter Beardsley. Bruce Grobbelaar was playing his 400th reds game. 1929 - We also netted five, winning 5-2 at Derby County, with Henry Race and John Clark both bagging braces, and Gordon Hodgson also on the scoresheet. Harry Bedford struck two of his nine goals agains
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- John Barnes
- Raheem Sterling
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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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- Ryan Babel
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- Fabio Borini
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- Daniel Sturridge
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- Jordan Henderson
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Completing another treble 2001 - We clinched the third leg of our cup treble, beating Deportivo Alavés 5-4 after a pulsating match in Dortmund. Markus Babbel and Steven Gerrard put us 2-0 up after a quarter of an hour, with the German grabbing his sixth and final reds goal. Ivan Alonso pulled one back before a Gary McAllister penalty restored our two-goal cushion before half-time. After the break, two goals from Javi Moreno levelled the match, before Robbie Fowler scored his fiftieth cup goal to regain the lead. Jordi Cruyff sent the Final into extra-time, before a golden own-goal from Delfi
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Forward departures 1997 - John Barnes played his 407th and final reds game as we drew 1-1 at Sheffield Wednesday, with Jamie Redknapp netting our goal late on. This point ensured we finished ‘fourth in a two-horse race’ on goal difference. Stan Collymore was also making his final appearance for the club, his 81st. 1991 - Peter Beardsley played his 175th and last reds game, coming on as a substitute as we beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Anfield, thanks to goals from Ian Rush and David Speedie. Gary Mac’s farewell 2002 - Both Nicolas Anelka and Gary McAllister made their final reds appe
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- John Arne Riise
- Christian Benteke
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- Steven Gerrard
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- Piet Hamberg
- Tony Hateley
- Roger Hunt
- Berry Nieuwenhuys
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- Harman van den Berg
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- Joey Jones
- Don Hutchison
- Kenny Dalglish
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- Billy Lacey
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- Tony Warner
- Pepe Reina
- Bill Shankly
- Don Welsh
- Alberto Aquilani
- Nikolay Mihaylov
- Mohamed Salah
- Jimmy Payne
- Rigobert Song
- Ernie Blenkinsop
- Tom Cooper
- Ozan Kabak
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Wembley derby joy 2012 - We came from behind to beat Everton 2-1 at Wembley in our FA Cup Semi-final with keeper Brad Jones becoming the first reds player to make his first four appearances for the club in four different competitions. Nikica Jelavić pounced on hesitation in the centre of our defence to give the Blues a half-time lead. However, Luis Suárez then capitalised on a short back-pass by Sylvain Distin, with Andy Carroll heading in a late winner to send us through to our fourteenth Final. European semi-finals We have played three European Semi-finals on this day over the years
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- Gini Wijnaldum
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- Bill Jones
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- Steven Gerrard
- Ryan Flynn
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- Miki Roqué
- Neil Ruddock
- Sam Hardy
- Tommy Younger
- Karl-Heinz Riedle
- Dani Pacheco
- Thiago
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Happy birthday God 1975 - Robbie Fowler was born in Toxteth. He scored 171 goals in 330 reds appearances in his first spell at Anfield, winning UEFA Cup, FA Cup, UEFA Super Cup and two League Cups. He re-signed on a short-term contract in January 2006, striking a further twelve times in 39 games to become our fifth top all-time goalscorer, before moving on to Cardiff City in July 2007. 1995 - He was presented with the first of two consecutive PFA Young Player of the Year awards on his twentieth birthday. 2006 - Robbie scored on his 31st birthday, grabbing the only goal of our Premiership
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- Ronald Orr
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- Nick Barmby
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- Tosh Johnson
- Conor Coady
- Brad Friedel
- Mike Newell
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Mickey’s treble 1997 - Michael Owen scored his first reds hat-trick as we beat Grimsby Town 3-0 at Anfield in a League Cup Fourth Round tie. Oggy signs on 1977 - Steve Ogrizovic signed from Chesterfield for £70,000. He only made five first-team starts in five years at Anfield as understudy to Ray Clemence, sitting on the bench on a further 27 occasions. He had more luck at Coventry City, winning the FA Cup with them in 1987 and making more than 500 League appearances. Derby despair 1995 - Robbie Fowler netted our consolation very late on as we lost 2-1 at home to Everton throug
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- Yossi Benayoun
- Roberto Firmino
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- James Milner
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- Javier Mascherano
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- Luis Suárez
- Sebastián Coates
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- Alexander Kačaniklić
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- Mario Balotelli
- Victor Moses
- Dietmar Hamann
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- Steve Staunton
- Kenny Dalglish
- Alan Hansen
- Terry McDermott
- Ian Rush
- Graeme Souness
- Phil Thompson
- Joey Jones
- Paul Dalglish
- Dean Saunders
- Paul Ince
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- Ray Houghton
- Jim Magilton
- Gary McAllister
- Karlheinz Riedle
- Djibril Cissé
- Florent Sinama-Pongolle
- Alou Diarra
- Robbie Keane
- Emile Heskey
- David Hodgson
- Raúl Meireles
- Nicolas Anelka
- Joe Allen
- Ryan Babel
- Dirk Kuyt
- Pepe Reina
- Xabi Alonso
- Álvaro Arbeloa
- Harry Kewell
- Milan Jovanović
- Dejan Lovren
- Christian Poulsen
- Kolo Touré
- Ádám Bogdán
- Krisztián Németh
- Naby Keïta
- Joe Gomez
- Liam Millar
- Divock Origi
- Péter Gulácsi
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A black day for the club 1981 - Bill Shankly died. Undoubtedly the greatest ever influence on the reds, he arrived as Manager in December 1959 and shook the club to its roots. He took us out of the Second Division in 1962 as champions and three years later led us to our first ever FA Cup. He also led us to three League titles, the UEFA Cup and another FA Cup before retiring in July 1974. Luis at the treble 2012 - Luis Suárez scored a hat-trick as we won 5-2 at Norwich City, becoming the first red to score three goals in the same away League fixture in successive seasons, with Nuri Şah
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- Peter Beardsley
- Jordan Henderson
- Daniel Sturridge
- Yossi Benayoun
- Chris Kirkland
- Bruce Grobbelaar
- Jack Smith
- Bryan Williams
- Emlyn Hughes
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- Jamie Redknapp
- Robbie Fowler
- Paul Ince
- Patrik Berger
- Michael Owen
- Gini Wijnaldum
- Jack Parkinson
- Sam Hardy
- Thomas Bennett
- Arthur Metcalf
- Steven Irwin
- Tom Cooper
- Jimmy Ross
- Jimmy Melia
- Charlie Wilson
- Ray Houghton
- Pegguy Arphexad
- Zak Whitbread
- Brad Friedel
- Lee Jones
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King Kenny at Wembley 1978 - Kenny Dalglish netted the only goal of the game as we triumphed over Club Brugge in our tenth game to date at Wembley, to become the first British side to retain the European Cup. The King chipped the ball over the advancing Belgian keeper shortly after the hour mark following Graeme Souness’s clever pass to him. Clinching the double 1986 - We secured the second half of the double in the first all-Merseyside FA Cup Final. We became the first team to win the FA Cup without an Englishman in the team, with Ian Rush grabbing a brace, to go with Craig Johnston’
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- Gérard Houllier
- Roy Hodgson
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Adam Lallana
- Bruno Cheyrou
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- Phil Thompson
- Emlyn Hughes
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- Don Hutchison
- Albert Stubbins
- Tom Miller
- Sam Raybould
- Gordon Milne
- Tommy Smith
- Chris Lawler
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- Danny Shone
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- Alf Arrowsmith
- Ian St. John
- Phil Chisnall
- Willie Stevenson
- John Bamber
- Harry Chambers
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- David Thompson
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Caoimhin Kelleher
- Victor Moses
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- Elijah Dixon-Bonner
- Bobby Duncan
- Herbie Kane
- Thiago
- Arnaud Bühler
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- Milan Baroš
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- Dean Saunders
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Clinching the title 1982 - We claimed our thirteenth League title with a game remaining by beating Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 at Anfield, having been mid-table at Christmas. Ex-red Ray Clemence was in the Spurs goal, with Mark Lawrenson, Kenny Dalglish and Ronnie Whelan scoring past him after Glenn Hoddle had handed the visitors the lead with a glorious strike, one of his four against us. 1984 - Ian Rush was on target as we drew 1-1 with Norwich City, having won the League three days before at Notts County. Kenny Dalglish played his 400th reds game. Quadruple farewell 2004 - Emile Heskey
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- Sammy Lee
- Jack Balmer
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- Billy Liddell
- Tommy Younger
- Jack Hobbs
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- Cyril Done
- Willie Fagan
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- Ray Kennedy
- Phil Thompson
- Sami Hyypiä
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- Fernando Morientes
- Samed Yeşil
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- Jon Newby
- Joe Gomez
- John Barnes
- Steve McMahon
- Jim Magilton
- Ray Lambert
- Andy Beattie
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The birth of a great keeper 1940 - Tommy ‘The Flying Pig’ Lawrence was born in Dailly, Ayrshire. The legendary keeper signed professional terms in October 1957 and played 390 times for us, winning two League title medals and an FA Charity Shield as well as being a member of the 1965 FA Cup winning side. He left the club in November 1971 to join Tranmere Rovers. 1929 - Centre-forward Louis Bimpson was born in Rainford. He scored 39 goals in his 102 first-team appearances after signing on a free transfer from Burscough in January 1953. He moved on to Blackburn Rovers in November 1959. 1
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- Daniel Sturridge
- Philippe Coutinho
- Divock Origi
- Ray Clemence
- Kevin Keegan
- Joey Jones
- Howard Gayle
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- Titi Camara
- Walter Wadsworth
- Abel Xavier
- Jim Magilton
- Harold Wadsworth
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- Cameron Brannagan
- Rafael Páez
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- Connor Randall
- Jordan Williams
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- Fabio Borini
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- Tom Cooper
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- Jari Litmanen
- Krisztián Németh
- Dietmar Hamann
- John Arne Riise
- Christian Ziege
- Øyvind Leonhardsen
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Winning the cup 1992 - We beat Second Division Sunderland 2-0 to win our fifth FA Cup. Ian Rush scored his fifth FA Cup Final goal, to break Stan Mortensen’s record, after Michael Thomas had opened the scoring, with Dean Saunders also hitting the bar. Graeme Souness led the team out just 48 hours after leaving hospital. However, the wrong medals were presented to each team, and so the two sides had to swap them afterwards! Ray Houghton was playing his 202nd and final reds game. Youngest ever 2010 - Left-back Jack Robinson became the reds’ youngest ever player, aged sixteen years and 2
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- Jamie Carragher
- Luis Suárez
- Ian Callaghan
- Steve McMahon
- John Aldridge
- David Speedie
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- Nigel Spackman
- Jan Mølby
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- Kenny Dalglish
- Andre Wisdom
- Cameron Brannagan
- Michael Nardiello
- Neil Ruddock
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