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Ray Clemence – Liverpool Football Club 1967–1981
Ray Clemence is without doubt the greatest goalkeeper ever to play for Liverpool.
Not only that, he was arguably the finest stopper in Europe throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, a period in which Liverpool won five league titles and three European Cups.
In his vivid green goalkeeping top, Clemence became an Anfield institution and will go down as one of the shrewdest transfer bargains in football history.
Clemence made 665 appearances for Liverpool - second only to Ian Callaghan - after joining for £18,000 from Scunthorpe.
Not only that, he was arguably the finest stopper in Europe throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, a period in which Liverpool won five league titles and three European Cups.
In his vivid green goalkeeping top, Clemence became an Anfield institution and will go down as one of the shrewdest transfer bargains in football history.
Clemence made 665 appearances for Liverpool - second only to Ian Callaghan - after joining for £18,000 from Scunthorpe.
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Terry McDermott - Liverpool Football Club 1974-1982
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Terry McDermott was a spectacular midfield player who graced the Kop and scored arguably the best goal ever seen at Anfield during the 7-0 win over Tottenham at Anfield in 1978. In four seasons when he was at his peak, he contributed nearly 50 league goals as well as many more vital strikes in cup competitions. He became a regular member of the England squad and was capped 25 times. Even in 198...
Ray Kennedy - Liverpool Football Club 1974-1982
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Ray Kennedy was converted by Bob Paisley from a striker to a left sided midfielder and is a Liverpool legend. Maybe Ray's stay at Liverpool would have been only a brief one had it not been for a master-stroke by the astute Bob Paisley when, half-way through the 1975-76 season, he asked the forward to play on the left side of midfield instead. By the end of the year, Ray had made the No.5 shirt ...
Derek Mountfield - Everton Football Club 1982-1988
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Derek Mountfield joined the club from Tranmere in 1982 and the lifelong Evertonian got his break when Mark Higgins suffered cruel luck with injuries. It was an opportunity he seized with both hands. Mountfield formed an impressive defensive partnership with Kevin Ratcliffe and he netted an impressive 10 league goals league during the glorious 1984/85 title-winning campaign. Indeed, the lifelong...
Bob Latchford - Everton Football Club 1974-1981
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Bob Latchford was one of the leading goalscorers of his generation - at a time when the dominant force in English football lay on the opposite side of Stanley Park. But if trophies were out of reach for Evertonians in the 1970s, the very least the long suffering fans needed was a folk hero in the true Royal Blue tradition to allow them to lift their heads in pride. Bob Latchford became that hero.
Football Legend - Diego Maradona
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Many in the sport, including football writers, players, and fans, regard Maradona as the greatest football player of all time.An advanced playmaker who operated in the classic number 10 position, Maradona is the first player in football history to set the world record transfer fee twice, first when he transferred to Barcelona for a then world record £5 million, and second, when he transferred t...
Football Legend - Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne
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Paul John Gascoigne is an English former professional football player and manager. He is also known by his nickname, Gazza. He earned 57 caps during his England career and has been described by the National Football Museum as "the most naturally gifted English midfielder of his generation
Bruce Grobbelaar - Liverpool Football Club 1981-1994
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The original eccentric genius between the sticks, Bruce Grobbelaar will be best remembered for the wobbly-legged penalty heroics which brought Liverpool the 1984 European Cup Other than the European triumph in Rome, there is just the small matter of his other 626 run-outs for the Reds in a glittering 14-year career in which he established himself as one of the Reds' greatest ever custodians and...
Lucas Leiva - Liverpool Football Club 2007-2017
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On 26 July 2007, he was officially unveiled as a Liverpool player for a fee of £5 million and scored his first goal for Liverpool on 27 January 2008 when he curled a 25-yard shot into the top corner during an FA Cup match against Havant & Waterlooville, becoming the first-ever Brazilian to score for Liverpool. A hard-working box-to-box player who was a kop idol
Alan Hansen - Liverpool Football Club 1977-1991
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Cool on the ball, calm under pressure and an integral part of the meanest defence in Liverpool history, Alan Hansen in a red shirt was class personified. Rated by many as the club's finest ever centre-half, the elegant Scot boasts one of the most impressive medal collections in football. Hansen helped bring eight league titles and three European Cups to Anfield during his 13 years on Merseyside...
Liverpool Football Club - Six of the best matches from the 80's
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Jimmy Greaves introduces six of the very best Liverpool FC games from the 1908s. Includes victories over Southampton; Spurs; Aston Villa; West Ham, and two memorable victories over arch-rivals Everton.
Dave Watson - Everton Football Club 1986-2001
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Following his signing from Norwich City in 1986, Watson proved a rugged and reliable figure at the heart of Everton's defence a well as an inspirational and exemplary captain. When Watson took over as captain from the most successful player ever to wear the skipper's armband at Goodison, Ratcliffe described his successor as: "the best centre-half I've ever played with."
Steve Nicol - Liverpool Football Club 1981-1994
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Steve Nicol is one of the best defenders to have ever played for the club and his versatility made him invaluable. Indeed the the £300,000 Bob Paisley paid Ayr United to bring him to Anfield in October 1981 proved one of the bargain deals of all time. Nicol played for five Liverpool managers and made 468 appearances, scoring 46 goals. Overall he won four League titles and three FA Cup winners m...
Gary Stevens - Everton Football Club 1982-1988
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Gary Stevens - Everton Football Club 1982-1988
Kenny Dalglish - Liverpool Football Club 1977 - 1990
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Kenny Dalglish - Liverpool Football Club 1977 - 1990
Ronnie Whelan - Liverpool Football Club 1979-1994
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Ronnie Whelan - Liverpool Football Club 1979-1994
Adrian Heath - Everton Football Club 1982-1988
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Adrian Heath - Everton Football Club 1982-1988
Craig Johnston - Liverpool Football Club 1981-1988
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Craig Johnston - Liverpool Football Club 1981-1988
Andy King - Everton Football Club (1976-1980 1982-1984)
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Andy King - Everton Football Club (1976-1980 1982-1984)
Alex Young - Everton Football Club 1960-1968
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Alex Young - Everton Football Club 1960-1968
Speedy and Coleman should be given the best
He was absolutely world class. Some of his finishing was ridiculous, some of which seemed more on a par with modern day football. One of the best finishers the game has ever produced, I would say probably in the top 3 of all time greatest finishers.
John Aldridge was just as integral to this team as any other Liverpool player. I recall thinking as a 10 year old when Rush moved to Juve: "Who the hell is going to replace him" and not only did he look like Rush, he was arguably as good as him during his time there. It's funny because i was actually disappointed when Rush rejoined because I knew he'd only go on and replace a man who gave us so much during that time. So it was a mixed bag of emotions. My only crititicism of him was that penalty miss in the 88 Cup final. It was a pretty tame effort. He was normally so confident with those but the run up he took against Beasant just didn't look right.
Jan Molby was the epitome of the way Liverpool tried playing football and way ahead of his time as a player. You would imagine him as part of that Barcelona team in 2010. He was practically futuristc because very few players if any played that way during his time.
Was he a winger? I thought of him as an attacking midfielder. As someone said here, he was rather overshadowed by Beardsley, Barnes and probably Aldridge too but his contribution to the team still massively crucial. Just a fantastic player who fitted the mould of that incredible late 80's Liverpool team.
Loved macca
Incredibly consistent with his goal scoring throughout his long career.
The fuckin quality we used to have in defense as opposed to now 😭 almost reflective of the country in general the decline at Everton 😔
97 goals in under 400 games is a 1 in 4 ratio... Sheedy should have more respect on his name . Proper legend !
Australia Air!
Il Tardelli d'oltre manica !
It is a bit sad to say this. But do other supporters get the feeling that the players in the days before the mass influx of foreign players that players in our respective clubs seemed to love the clubs more than they do nowadays.
No doubt. LFC‘s ever best keeper and such a gentleman. Rest in peace and you will stay in our hearts forever.🫶
Why why why did Liverpool let him go? And why not resign him after Spain?
There's only one Terry Mac.
He could have been a comedian he reminded me of Eddie Flanagan. But what a player brilliant 👏 👌
Legend
2 fantastic years dalglish dropped a bollock when he sold him
I have had a conversation with John Aldridge and I’m not just saying this he’s a very a nice humble man, what a great striker he was.
I saw him score a great goal after a mazy run through the middle of the QPR defence on the plastic pitch at Loftus Rd in January '87. Never seen it since. Don't think the TV cameras were there to record it.
He was one of the best two strikers i have ever seen.one is ian wright another one is andy gray. İt can be changed.he was a real striker. except of 1984-85, i would not think of supporting everton.bit at that years,it was a legend.andy and everton had made me so happy.thanks to him.the people who live in britain are very luky to meet andy gray.
Incredible player nearly one goal every three games, tonnes of assists over a long career,super Kevin sheedy.
Way ahead of his time.. A defender who had a golden first touch.
Why have you not got Mersey Goals for Tony Hibbert?
He Was Chuffin Great that lad ...xxx
Selling Aldridge was pure madness. I’d have sacked Dalglish for even suggesting such a stupid sale.
God I miss the 80s😢💙
His book Walk Alone is worth a read.
That goodison semi final. Wow what a game that was !
Phoney bribesman.. unfit to wear the red jersey... great solcitor..
Leeds here: I think Dalglish, as manager, created the best club team/squad I think I've ever seen. I was in my early 20's and was in awe of this team of mercurial talents. The players in that squad which Dalglish melded were unbelievable. They were almost psychic in knowing what to do at such speed without looking for each other. Phenomenal: Me and my mate, both Leeds followers said that the 5-0 caning of Forest in a league game (I think) said that was the best game we'd ever seen. I couldn't identify, or single out out, any individual because, as a team, they were mesmeric. Alex Ferguson knew who he had to beat, to emulate, to be the man who created the next generation, but to me, being a football 'fan', this topped everything. To you lucky scousers who were there, witnessing this poetry, history will be told of such genius talent and outright passion. Football now is full of cheats; falling and collapsing at being brushed or even breathed upon. I can't even watch games any more. I don't even recognise it as a viable sporting entertainment, and when we discuss England with their current incumbent manager...well, I'd rather remember that 5-0 demolition of football purity.
One of the greatest defenders of all time (and I ain't a Liverpool fan). Glad to hear he's been discharged from hospital.
how we could do with a Hansen Lawrence duo and a Terry Mac in midfield.
best centre back in the history of Liverpool
I gonna say this once Liverpool and Manchester United 2 of the best teams on world
2:01 what a ball. I miss this era. Give me one of these games over the modern era any day.
Didn’t realise he was this good
A legend here in Kidderminster too.
I had the honour of seeing these lads in action, unbeatable, unbelievable. Utft coyb.
Sharpy scored some wicked goals, truly explosive striker.
Insane how modern he looks. If it wasn't for sky dreaming English football started in 92 were they own the broadcasting rights, he'd be remembered up there with Beckenbauer, Cannavaro, Maldini.
When football was for the people of our city lfc it used to be a man's game
That chip against Everton. Brilliant.
Did he not win honours with Partic Thistle against Celtic on a rainy soaked Hampden Park? Wish him good health and speedy recovery! A great personality graced the football turfs! Blessings!
Praying for Alan today sunday the 9th of june God please hear all our prayers for Alan and his family 🙏🙏📿📿✝️✝️✝️✝️
NAC ....1984
Biased but his contribution in Everton becoming the force they were in the 80s was just as important as Neville, Reid and Gray.
Alex Young, one of the all time greats of Everton! Brilliant all-round forward with superb technical skills and also a great header of the ball with his magnificent leap.
And with Everton a League Champion in 1962-1963 and an FA Cup winner in 1966.
People also forget that during much of the 90s, Everton had a very poor team. And, one of the main reasons, arguably the main reason, they stayed in the Premier League was Southall. A lot of people talk about Big Nev in the 80s yet forget the 90s.
AMAZING from an Essendon Bombers Fan!