Paul Stephens

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RIP Diogo Jota #Legend #LFC

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Steven Gerrard made his first-team debut for Liverpool on November 29th 1998 in a Premier League match against Blackburn at Anfield and on 24th May 2015 he played his 504th and last League match for the club. #LFC

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22nd March 1949: Bill Shankly became Carlisle’s United's new manager - his first managerial appointment in a career that would eventually see him lead Liverpool to becoming the top European club of the time. #LFC

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Liverpool signed Kevin Keegan’s replacement at Anfield – Kenny Dalglish. The Scot was bought from Celtic for £440,000 and became a Liverpool legend. #LFC

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In 1986 Liverpool beat Fulham 10-0, only the second time that a double-figure scoreline had been recorded in the League Cup. #LFC

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Six months after moving to Hamburg in 1977 Kevin Keegan was back in Liverpool when the clubs met in the European Super Cup. It was not a happy return, a Terry McDermott hat-trick helping Liverpool to a 6-0 victory on the night, a 7-1 aggregate win. #LFC

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Bob Paisley eventually amassed a total of 278 appearances for Liverpool Football Club whilst scoring 13 goals. #LFC

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In the first full season after the war, 1946-47, Bob Paisley helped Liverpool Football Club to their 1st league title in 24 years, making 34 appearances in the 42 match season. #LFC

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Bob Paisley (23 January 1919 — 14 February 1996) is Liverpool’s most successful manager. Paisley joined Liverpool as a player from non-League Bishop Auckland in May 1939 only to have his Liverpool debut delayed by the Second World War. #LFC

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Ian St John was transferred to Liverpool in 1961, for £37,500. He was one of the most successful members of Bill Shankly's team, helping Liverpool to win the League Championship (1964 and 1966) and the FA Cup (1965), where he scored the winning goal with a spectacular header #LFC

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Billy Liddell  (10 Jan 1922 – 3 July 2001) was one of the finest players of the post-war years. Scottish-born Liddell was one of Liverpool's greatest talents before the transformation in the clubs fortunes under Bill Shankly.  His trademarks were exhilarating pace and power. #LFC

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In November 2004, forty years after he retired Liverpool unveiled a plaque to Billy Liddell inside the Kop by the entrance to the club's museum.  Among those present was Ian Callaghan, the man who eventually replaced Liddell in the Liverpool side. #LFC

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“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.” - Bill Shankly #LFC

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Robbie Fowler scored all of Liverpool's goals in their 3-0 victory over Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday August 28th 1994 in four minutes 33 seconds. #LFC

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5th March 2023 - Liverpool 7 Manchester United 0. Equalled Liverpool's highest League goals figure against United - they had previously got 7 in 1895 and 1908 - and equalled the most goals United had ever conceded in a League match. #LFC

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Kenny Dalglish joined Liverpool in 1977 when Bob Paisley paid a British record transfer fee of £440,000 to Celtic for him. #LFC

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January 2011: Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez both signed up for moves to Anfield. The £22.8m fee Liverpool paid to Ajax for Suarez’s signature was an Anfield record that lasted for a few hours until the Reds handed over £35m to Newcastle for Andy Carroll. #LFC

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Liverpool – played its first-ever match in 1892, beating Midland League champions Rotherham Town 7-1 in a friendly at Anfield. Around 100 turned up for that match. #LFC

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After moving from Scunthorpe United in May Kevin Keegan made his League debut for Liverpool on the opening day of the 1971/72 First Division season, scoring after 12 minutes of the 3-1 win against Nottingham Forest at Anfield. #LFC

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At Anfield two gates at the ground are named after former Liverpool managers Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley. #LFC