Just watched the 501 lfc goals dvd...

[Mad_Fer_It]

Most spectacular goals john barnes and robbie fowler

Michael Thomas hell of a dribbler

Sammy Lee was a tough little s*** and only scored screamers hehe

Mcmoneyman awesome dribbler as well, we never have truly replaced him

Heskey was awesome in his first seasons

Collymore, what a waste of talent

Most common celebration back in the heydays was jumping up and down with your arms aloft...

Murphy's fk were quite good..

Ian St. John was a boxer

Rushie couldnt stop scoring

and I think God is the best goalscorer I've ever watched especially when he was number 23

and god oh god do I want micky back, Loved him being a little mischieveous (sp) fellow, the look on his face after he scored was just amazing it showed how he loved the club, he's so miserable at newcastle of course he made mistakes but i'd give him the chance to fall in love with us again.

[Maldini]

Fiiiiiiiiiiiive gooo-ooold rings...

[Guest Red in Holland]

Didn't notice Kenny Dalglish then ? was a striker before he was a midfielder

Roger Hunt, Terry McDermot, Aldo, Beardsley, Ray Kennedy, all a lil more spectacular than Michael Thomas for the club. As were most others.

 

Good to watch the 501 goals tho.. try the LFC History dvd, some awesome stuff on there too.

 

RiH

[Kenny_]

try the LFC History dvd, some awesome stuff on there too.

 

RiH

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That clip 'the Kop flies East' or something like that on the special features was great stuff I thought. Rare video footage of travelling redmen going to Hungary in 66'.

[Guest Portly]

Ian St. John was a boxer

 

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I'd be interested to know the context. I saw St. John fell Fulham's Mark Pearson with a hell of a right hook at Craven Cottage - fully deserved by the way.

[Kenny_]

Ian St. John was a boxer

 

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Haha.. that clip is funny as feck.

[Guest Red in Holland]

I'd be interested to know the context. I saw St. John fell Fulham's Mark Pearson with a hell of a right hook at Craven Cottage - fully deserved by the way. 

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Christ, he caught him good, didn't he .. StJohn to Shanks.. he had me by the balls, gaffer.

 

RiH

[Maldini]

saw that clip a few weeks ago, the guy grabbed a clump of his hair

[Mad_Fer_It]

I also got the LFC history DVD for xmas, of course i noticed those players, but they are obviously already up there know what i mean...

[fyds]

Mcmoneyman awesome dribbler as well, we never have truly replaced him

 

A great player in many obvious ways - but one of our best 'take it down a blind alley' players too - we didn't/don't need to replace him - that's always a strange revisionist road to go down.

Edited December 29, 2005 by fyds

[Mad_Fer_It]

It's really weird watching that generation of what could have beens....

 

Fowler Redknapp Macca, all great players on their day its a bit sad we couldnt connect them with the new generation of Stevie Owen and Carra, might have been a hell of a team with a real liverpool spirit....

 

Not that I'm complaining with our current wonder team....