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https://t.co/f1aQwNawle - a statistical goldmine full of interviews, articles, scrapbooks and stories. Every game in LFC's history and in-depth profiles of every player.
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is the biggest web archive of Liverpool past games, players and managers. No matter if you are looking for line-ups from our latest European Cup final or want to know the results of LFC friendlies in 1920's - LFChistory is the right place to check these!
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LIVERPOOL FC WITH THE 1900-1901 FIRST DIVISION WINNERS TROPHY Champions for the first time! Tom Watson finally led his team to glory. Liverpool finished two points above Sunderland! Sam Raybould scored 18 goals that season, more than any other LFC player.
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Ian St. John and Ron Yeats at a bookstall waiting to fly to Cologne for a European Cup match. The game on 10 February 1965 would end in a goalless draw - a first of our 3 draws with the German team, which would led to the famous coin toss.
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LFC assists before the age of film! Our site has been working on adding #LFC assists to post-war games and created some lists worth having a good look at! It has not been without its challenges as Dr. Colin Rogers explains in his latest article:
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What is the best ever #LFC post-war partnership? LFChistory has meticulously recorded assists to bring you fascinating stats. We feel that more than enough issues have been resolved regarding collecting assists pre-film to reveal this outstanding duo.
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LIVERPOOL FC 1989-1900 The team finished at disappointing 10th place. The Reds beat Stoke in the FA Cup 1st round, but got knocked out by West Brom in the 2nd round. Tommy Robertson and Johnny Walker were the best goalscorers with 10 goals each.
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Although Justin Fashanu scored the best goal of his career, it was David Fairclough who was the biggest star when Liverpool went to Norwich on 9 Feb 1980. LFC striker scored a hat trick that evening. However, Liverpool needed late goals from Dalglish and Case to seal the 5-3 win!
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9 February 1991 Liverpool FC beat Everton 3-1 in a First Division game at Anfield. David Speedie made his most memorable performance for the Reds, scoring two goals early in the second half.
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23 years ago today: Liverpool FC travelled to Portman Road and won 6-0 with Ipswich Town! Ipswich were so poor that even Abel Xavier scored one.
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Colin Irwin scores against Derby County (1980). Colin was born in Liverpool on 9 February 1957. The defender came through the ranks and made his first-team debut in 1979 and played 44 games for the club. He joined Swansea in 1981, looking for more playing time. Happy birthday!
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LFChistory has been working hard to register post-war assists for LFC goals before they were officially documented. We feel that more than enough issues have been resolved to give a real sense of who are the assist kings. Only one King.. King Kenny!
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8 February 1983 Liverpool FC defeated Burnley 3-0 in a League Cup semifinal 1st leg. Goals from Graeme Souness, Phil Neal and David Hodgson gave the Reds a comfortable win and a good advantage before the second leg tie at Turf Moor.
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Throwback to that magic afternoon at Anfield on 8 February 2014... Martin Skrtel silenced Arsenal with 2 early goals, then Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge made it 4-0 after just 20 minutes! Liverpool slowed down after that, eventually beating the Gunners 5-1.
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They scored 52 goals in 34 league games which doesn't sound great, but the had a fantastic goalkeeper and defenders, conceding only 33 goals - less than any other team. 3/3
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RT @Squawka: Liverpool are the first side in EFL Cup history to reach the final 15 times. 🥈 1978 🏆1981 🏆1982 🏆1983 🏆1984 🥈1987 🏆1995 🏆2001…
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18-year-old Alan A'Cuort made his Liverpool FC debut on this day in 1953, as the Reds beat Middlesbrough 3-2 at Ayresome Park. He went on to make more than 380 first-team appearances in 11 and a half year!
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Thomas Bradshaw was born on 7 Feb 1904. Liverpool Echo: ‘A giant at 6ft 3in, but amazingly agile. He had the build of Yeats and the touch of Hansen, who were also Scottish. Tiny was a marvellous defender and the only man I have ever seen come anywhere near him was John Charles.’
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RT @BenBocsak: 📊 Only four players have more goal contributions (21) in all competitions from the Premier League than Cody Gakpo this seaso…
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