@jimbeglin@LUFC@premierleague Congratulations to LUFC.
LUFC's previous three promotions to the top flight were in 1964, 1990, and 2020. By coincidence, Liverpool FC won the title in 1964, 1990, and 2020.
2025?
@JHenderson Thanks, Skipper! Won everything with the Reds, comfortably inside the top 20 LFC appearance makers. Only Hughes & Souness won more major trophies as captain and the only LFC captain to play in 3 EC finals. That's not bad for a kid from Sunderland. LFC legendary status secure.
@LFCHistoryShow Definitely one of LFC's most unlucky players. Not just with injuries but played & was on the losing side in 5 Cup finals & was injured for the victorious 86 & 89 Cup wins. However, he was on the bench for the 84 EC final, so he'll have a winners medal to go with his 3 title gongs
@terry65919713 177 clean sheets and played 183 consecutive FAPL games between Aug 07 and Apr 12. Imagine if he'd been between the sticks in the 2013-14 season (instead of being sent out on loan), the Reds might have won that title that year!
@LFCHistoryShow@Phil_Thompson4 He's got 15 major winners' medals to polish yet! 1 of only 22 LFC players to score for the Reds on his birthday, too. Many happy returns.
@LFChistory It's a little ironic that his final & 147th LFC appearance was also on the 1st January V Sheffield United. 20 years later, he would be taken way too soon. RIP Gary.
@iluvmyskoda@Davolaar Only you, me and about 16,000 friends all around. Not the best Reds team that season, but they still had some class players like Jan Molby.
@Djmc76 Should of signed him 10 years earlier. With 112 substitute appearances he's now LFC's most used sub, which underlines the trust that Jurgen Klopp has in him to get the job done. Great pro and already a bona-fide club legend.