From coin-toss wins to epic Anfield games and a suspicious night in Italy, this is the story of Liverpool’s first European odyssey
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As James Milner completes pre-season number 20, players of his ilk are becoming rarer in football – and we’re all the worse for it
A majestic goalkeeper and an outstanding individual both on and off the pitch, Ray Clemence will be sorely missed
If the big six became a big ten then civil war could break out and the Super League of the 1980s could yet become the reality of the 2020s
Dubbed the “mini Torres”, Krisztián Németh had more than a little in common with the Spaniard. A Liverpool prodigy, he talks Anfield, Torres and more
Despite a stop-start Liverpool career thus far, the rise of Takumi Minamino points to a player well-versed in adversity and scrapping for success
From Budapest to New York to Liverpool, You’ll Never Walk Alone is one of football’s most recognisable anthems – but its history is less known
You may think you know your club, that it’s different, better somehow. But the reality is that fans today, like before, have nothing in common with owners
Ridiculed by the game’s so-called dinosaurs, Thomas Gronnemark’s throw-in coaching has been a resounding success at Liverpool and Ajax
In one of the most bizarre incidents in Premier League history, Liverpool were fooled into going after a fictional footballer in the TV show Dream Team
He came as an emergency signing to score goals and, despite an infamous miss the next year, Ronny Rosenthal would help deliver the title to Liverpool
After watching Liverpool’s development, let alone their procession to this year’s league title, it is hard not to see eye to eye with Peter Krawietz
In a litany of Liverpool legends, while Phil Neal is the most decorated, he is arguably the one that remains the most understated, too
With stints at Tranmere, Manchester City and Brentford under his belt, Joe Hardy finds himself impressing many with his exploits for Liverpool’s U23s
Despite lifting the FA Cup and almost winning the league, the 1988/89 season will forever be associated with the tragedy of Hillsborough at Liverpool
Billy Liddell’s journey from Dunfermline to Liverpool in 1938 saw him become a generational player, a visionary in the game and a gentleman footballer
Jürgen Klopp wasn’t born with a wide grin hugging the midwife – it took years of learning to develop the psychological edge he has perfected at Liverpool
Despite fading into obscurity in recent times, Fábio Aurélio was once one of Europe’s most complete, naturally gifted full-backs. Then the injuries struck