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Contents.

Team photo <rarr> p1

Anfield <rarr> p2

Player menu → p3

The LFC Badge → p4

Fact file → p5

Hillsborough → p25

Team <reg>questions</reg> → p30

How the Team started → p32

The 1st Team Photo → p33

End of Season results → p34

Past Managers → p40

Roy Evans → p41

Bibliography → p42

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ANFIELD

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CENTENARY STAND

CAR PARK

CENTENARY STAND

ANFIELD ROAD STAND

SPION KOP

SHOP

<reg>PADDOCK</reg>

MAIN STAND

PR DEPT

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PROG SHOP

CLUB

PRIVATE CAR PARK

Total Stadium Capacity

41,197

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<reg>Player’s</reg> Ideal Menu.

Breakfast.

Fruit <reg>Juice</reg>

Cereal (<reg>semi-skimmed</reg> milk.)

Toast (Low fat spread with jam/marmalade.)

Lunch.

Lean meat (<reg>Ideally</reg> white.) e.g. chicken

<reg>Potatoes</reg> (Not fried.)

Fresh veg

Fresh fruit or Yoghurt.

Tea.

Pasta

Sandwiches (white.)

Salad

Fresh fruit (especially <reg>bananas</reg>.)

Yoghurt

Tinned fruit or <reg>cake</reg>.

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THE LFC BADGE.

The bird on the logo is an imaginary bird called the <sic>the</sic> Liver Bird it is a cross between an eagle and a cormorant. Ever since Liverpool was granted city <reg>status</reg> by King John it has been used as a seal from then on it has been the traditional symbol of the city of Liverpool and become the <reg>centre</reg> of L.F.C.’s badge.

The <reg>club’s</reg> <reg>famous</reg> theme song You’ll Never Walk Alone comes from the musical by Rogers and <reg>Hammerstein</reg> and was made <reg>famous</reg> by the group Gerry and the Pacemakers.

The two flames at either side of the logo are symbolic of the Hillsborough memorial, an eternal flame is in <sic>an</sic> special glass case beside the Shankly gates in memory of those who died in the disaster.

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FACT FILE.

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YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB

EST. 1892

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Babb

Phill Babb

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 30-11-70

Bought from Coventry in 1994. He had outstanding skill on marking up opponents. Like Neil <reg>Ruddock</reg> he started <reg>off</reg> his football career in south London team Millwall.

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Harkness

Steve Harkness

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 27-08-71

A very enthusiastic defender bought from Carlisle United in 89 after captaining the England youth team. He’s a very good tackler he is now playing well again after <reg>breaking</reg> his leg at Coventry.

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Kennedy

Mark Kennedy

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 15-05-76

He’s a Liverpool supporter. Born near Dublin, he played just under 50 games for Millwall when Roy Evans bought him for Liverpool.

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Scales

John Scales.

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 04-07-66

Started out at Bristol Rovers then Wimbledon in 87 before Liverpool the day after Phill Babb <reg>signed</reg> for L.F.C. <reg>although</reg> playing better than ever he was unlucky not to be picked to play in Euro ‘96’.

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James

David James.

POSITION:- Goalkeeper.

DATE OF BIRTH:- 01-08-70

Came to anfield in 1992 after training with Tottenham as a school boy.

He is a member of the England squad and <reg>hopes</reg> one day to become a number one <reg>choice</reg> for everyone.

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Diger

John Barnes=Captain.

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 07-09-63

Bought from Watford in June 87 by Liverpool John Barnes was a huge and sudden hit with Liverpool. He was bought from Watford for £900,000 at the age of 23.

Barnes was born in <reg>Jamaica</reg> his dad was an army officer that later became military attaché to <reg>Britain</reg>.

His goal scoring and wing ability soon gave him F.A. cup and Championship <reg>medals</reg>. He was player of the year in 1987-88 and in 89-90 He <reg>suffered</reg> two annoying seasons with injury and came back as midfielder again.

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Macca

Steve McManaman

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 11-02-72

Born in Liverpool. In 1992 had a brilliant FA Cup final against Sunderland and he was captain of Under-21 team for england at the time <reg>Lawrie</reg> McMenemy was in charge in 1993. In 94-95 season he scored both goals in <reg>Liverpool’s</reg> victory against Bolton Wanderers away at <reg>wembley</reg> and his <reg>exceptional</reg> dribbling skills often earned him his place in the England team.

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Wright

Mark Wright

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 01-08-63

He joined in 1991 and was team captain that season up to their <reg>successful</reg> FA cup final against sunderland. He missed most of the 94-95 season because of injury but made a comeback for club & country before another injury that ruled him out of Euro ‘96’ at the last minute.

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Fowler

Robbie Fowler

POSITION:- <reg>Striker</reg>

DATE OF BIRTH:- 09-04-75

Fowler came <NOTE desc="word/s missing?"> the <reg>club’s</reg> school of <reg>Excellence</reg> still only 21 years of age. In the 1995-96 season he scored 36 times and he was voted P.F.A. Young Player of the year, soon after playing well through the many <reg>matches</reg> of Euro ’96 for England thanks to his spectacular striking skills.

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Matteo

<reg>Dominic</reg> Matteo

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 28-04-97

<reg>Dominic</reg> was born in Dumfries in Scotland. Then at the age of 4 he moved to southport with his family. At the age 11 he entered Liverpool school of <reg>excellence</reg> along with Robbie Fowler.

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Jones

Rob Jones

<reg>Signed</reg> on to LFC in october 1991 from Crewe Alexandra. He was born in Wrexham but he trained with Crewe at 12 years of age and he made his <reg>debut</reg> at 16.

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Jamie

Jamie Rednapp

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 25-06-97

<reg>Signed</reg> from Bournemouth FC in January 1991 and has made progress since. He has captained the England U21 team a few times since then. He was sent along with Fowler & McManaman to play in the Euro "96" tournament.

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Collymore

Stan Collymore

POSITION:-

DATE OF BIRTH:-

He was bought from Nottingham Forrest in 95. Collymore soon formed a good <reg>partnership</reg> with Fowler as one of the two strikers. He has got England recognition and scored 19 goals last season and he set up many more.

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Berger

Patric Berger

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 10-11-73

Playing for Slavia Prague in 91 he scored 24 goals in 89 matches in 4 seasons after joining them And in this 96-97 season Joined and played well for Liverpool F.C.

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Bjornebye

Stig Bjornebye

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 11-12-69

He played for Norway in the 1994 world cup finals. He was a regular member of the first team squad <reg>until</reg> he broke his leg in April 1995 a few days after winning a coca cola medal at <reg>Wembley</reg>.

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Thomas

Michael Thomas

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 24-08-67

He moved to Liverpool after playing for everton in 1991, he scored the great opening goal in the FA cup victory against sunderland. He showed brilliant talent in LFC’s last season & really delighted his manager by <reg>signing</reg> a new contract with the club.

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McAteer

Jason McAteer

POSITION:- Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH:- 18-06-71

Bought from Bolton <reg>Wanderers</reg> in 1995. He had played in 145 games before moving to Liverpool.(<sic>For</sic> Bolton.) He has made good progress

He supports Liverpool and <reg>always</reg> has done

He had a <reg>choice</reg> of to play for LFC or Blackburn Rovers. <reg>Surprisingly</reg> he chose Liverpool.

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Warner

Tony Warner

POSITION:- Goalkeeper

DATE OF BIRTH:- 11-05-74

While training as an accountant he spent 18 months at the club on a non contract basis. In 1993 he <reg>signed</reg> off, on to a full time career contract. He was <reg>originally</reg> spotted Playing for the <sic>the</sic< Liverpool FA side.

His first game at anfield was a victory against Cornwall FA to claim the National Cup.

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Ruddock

<reg>Neil</reg> Ruddock

POSITION:- Defender

DATE OF BIRTH:- 09-05-68

Bought from Spurs in July 1993 after southampton and Millwall. He soon became a <reg>favourite</reg> to fans because of willingness to go forward for goals. He’s gone on to win caps for England but he was not chosen for last <reg>year’s</reg> FA cup Final line-up.

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Hillsborough.

The Hillsborough disaster was on Saturday the 15th of April 1989. Liverpool fans and all of England were <reg>devastated</reg> when they heard of the accident, those most <reg>devastated</reg> had to be those of the <reg>families</reg> that had lost people in its grasp.

It’s a tragic event nobody will ever forget <reg>especialy</reg> those 95 <reg>families</reg>.

The day began as a normal <reg>match</reg> day, as they <reg>arrived</reg> the disaster struck as the crowd had no space but it got even worse when police opened a gate and let in more people at the opposite end of the stadium.

95 people were killed and well over 2,000 people injured. Soon after Anfield stadium was <reg>covered</reg> in flowers, <reg>cards</reg>, <reg>scarves</reg> and kits from <reg>devastated</reg> fans <sic>arrived</sic> to show their sympathy.

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Teams paying their respect.

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Sympathy of fans.

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Sympathy of fans.

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Sympathy of fans.

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How the Team Started.

Liverpool FC was formed in 1892 because Everton FC left Anfield for a new stadium. John Hulding the Anfield owner decided to set up a new team for Anfield, his friend helped him decide & supported him well. Hulding didn’t have any idea of where to find players, but the manager he had selected chose 11 <reg>scottish</reg> players for the first team they then played their 1st <reg>match</reg> on the 3rd of september 1892. One season later they were promoted to the 2nd <reg>division</reg> then to the 1st after another season.

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The 1st ever L.F.C. team.

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End of Season Results from 1970-95.

70 - 71

71 - 72

72 - 73

73 - 74

74 - 75

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75 - 76

76 - 77

77 - 78

78 - 79

79 - 80

80 - 81

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81-82

82-83

83 - 84

84 - 85

85 - 86

86 - 87

87 - 88

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88 - 89

89 - 90

90 - 91

2nd Liverpool 76 pts

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92 - 93

93 - 94

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94 - 95

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Past Managers.

(1959 - 74) B.Shankly - 15 yrs

(1974 - 83) B. Paisley - 9 yrs

(1983 - 85) J. Fagan - 2 yrs

(1985 - 91) K. Dalglish - 6 yrs

(1991 - 94) G. Souness - 3 yrs

(1994 - Now) R. Evans - Yet to <reg>find out</reg>

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Roy Evans

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Reebok

Carlsberg

Liver FC

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Bibliography

The Official Liverpool Magazine. P.50 & 51

Liverpool 24 year Record. P.68-72

Liverpool ECHO. P.116, 117 & 122

Liverpool leaflet. P. 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6

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