The Joy of Six: Merseyside derby moments | Scott Murray
From Roger Hunt's scrambled winner to Kevin Sheedy's Kop salute, here are some of the best
Merseyside derby moments 1) Hunt prolongs Everton's wait (Everton 2 – 2 Liverpool, First
Division, Sept 1962) Everton were relegated for only the second time in their history in 1951.
Remembering Bill Shankly in Quotes
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Bill Shankly's death, and we're taking a look back at his
life in words. The great Scot is considered one of our modern founding fathers, such was the
significance of his contribution to the club.
The Joy of Six: classic Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool games | Scott Murray
From a 14-goal double-header in 1963 to a Klinsmann classic, here's a selection of some great
matches between the two sides 1) Liverpool 5–2 Tottenham Hotspur (First Division, 12 April 1963);
Tottenham Hotspur 7–2 Liverpool (First Division, 15 April 1963) It was Easter weekend, and Spurs
were going for the title in a three-way tussle with Everton and Leicester City.
Dirk eyes Roger record
Dirk Kuyt needs one more goal to reach 50 in the league for Liverpool and if he gets it against
Sunderland, he'll become the first Reds player since Roger Hunt in August 1961 to score in three
successive league games against the Wearsiders.
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Dietmar 'Didi' Hamann holds the distinction of being the last player to score at the old Wembley
before the twin Towers were bulldozed to make way for the new and majestic arena that we have
today.
Bayern Munich came calling early and Didi from Waldsassen was snapped up at the age of sixteen by
one of European football's biggest clubs.
They sure don't make them like Billy Foulkes anymore – although I must admit that current
Manchester United skipper Nemanja Vidic comes from the same mould. The clubs official website says
of the...
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