Lindsay was signed by Liverpool from his hometown club Bury in March 1969 when he was 21-years-old. Bill Shankly gave him his first-team debut in a 10-0 Fairs Cup thrashing of Dundalk in September that year but he didn't taste any first division action until the middle of October, when he came off the bench to strike...
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"Of course there is some risk in the deal, but there is risk in every transfer. It doesn't matter who you sign, you must wait and see if it's successful. Jermaine is a player we've liked for some time. He makes a lot of assists, is a good crosser and has a lot of pace. He's the kind of right winger we've been looking for. He also has the advantage of being used to the English style, which means he'll have no problem adjusting.
We know it's similar to Craig Bellamy because this is Jermaine's last opportunity to show he is a good player at a really big club. When you sign a player that's been at a big club before but had problems, you know he will think more about the consequences of everything he does, and that's a positive thing. These players know more about the importance of doing the right things. It's a big motivation for them to hear people say they're more mature, are different and have the quality to play for a top club."
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Andrew Hannah took the armband in 1892, in the club's first season after the split from Everton. Virgil van Dijk holds it today.
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