A player from our history
Ted Savage
Ted Savage made a name for himself in third division Lincoln's ranks at the tender age of 17. The half-back played 100 matches for Lincoln from 1928-1931. Following the club just missing out on promotion to the Second Division he was sold to Liverpool in May 1931. Although primarily a half-back Savage made his first division debut as an inside-left when Liverpool faced Grimsby Town at Anfield on 26 September 1931 and scored twice in a 4-0 victory. He would never find the net for the club again in the 104 games that followed, but he did play in…
- Birthdate: February 1912
- Birthplace: Louth, Lincolnshire, England
- Other clubs: Lincoln City (1928-31), Manchester United (1937-38), Wrexham (1938-45); Carlisle United, West Ham United, Chelsea, Fulham, Millwall, Southport, York City (wartime guest)
- Date of death: 30 January 1964
- Signed from: Lincoln City
- Signed for LFC: £2,750, 05.05.1931
- Liverpool debut: 26.09.1931
- Last appearance: 16.10.1937
- Debut goal: 26.09.1931
- Last goal: 26.09.1931
- Contract expiry: 30.12.1937
- League games / goals: 100 / 2
- Total games / goals: 105 / 2
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Bill Jones in 1950"Had Liverpool not rescued me from the obscurity of a minor Derbyshire club, I should probably have tried to earn a living at cricket or golf. My leaning was towards the latter, and golf is still my main hobby. I plead guilty to being one of the most superstitious fellows in our side. I always avoid being third behind the skipper on leaving the dressing room. Why? I have not the faintest idea."
This Season
Premier League
Anfield | Saturday 31 Jan 2026
| Liverpool | Newcastle United | |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | - | 1 |
The last ...
- Game was against
- Newcastle United on Saturday, 31 Jan 2026
- Goal was scored by
- Ibrahima Konaté against Newcastle United on Saturday, 31 Jan 2026
- Own goal was scored by
- Jarell Quansah against Chelsea on Sunday, 04 May 2025
- Sending off was
- Amara Nallo against Crystal Palace on Wednesday, 29 Oct 2025
- Penalty goal was
- Dominik Szoboszlai against Inter Milan on Tuesday, 09 Dec 2025
- Missed penalty was
- Dominik Szoboszlai against Burnley on Saturday, 17 Jan 2026
- Home win was against
- Newcastle United on Saturday, 31 Jan 2026
- Home draw was against
- Burnley on Saturday, 17 Jan 2026
- Home defeat was against
- PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday, 26 Nov 2025
- Away win was against
- Marseille on Wednesday, 21 Jan 2026
- Away draw was against
- Arsenal on Thursday, 08 Jan 2026
- Away defeat was against
- Bournemouth on Saturday, 24 Jan 2026
- Five games
Key Stats from Our Database
- Liverpool FC have scored 10654 goals in 6060 competitive matches, as recorded by LFChistory.
- Of those, 220 were own goals, while 565 came from the penalty spot.
- A total of 484 players have scored for Liverpool FC.
- 445 players have found the net in league matches for the club.
- On average, Liverpool FC have scored 1.8 goals per game.
- Since 1892, 823 players have represented Liverpool FC in competitive matches.
- Since the 1893-94 season, 15985 players have played against Liverpool FC.
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