Jack Bearne moved to the Reds from his hometown club Notts County in April 2017 and was a member of the 2019 FA Youth Cup winning side. The exciting forward made his debut when he came on in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup against Aston Villa on 17 December 2019. He was promoted to the Under 23 squad for 2020-21 and made eleven appearances in Premier League 2, scoring three goals. The following season he got eight goals from 25 Premier League 2 appearances and was loaned to Kidderminster Harriers of National League North for 2022/23....
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Me and my mate went on the Kop one day. It was during the 1930s. Liverpool were playing Bolton. My pal, a little bloke he was, was dead keen fan of Gordon Hodgson. Loved him, he did, couldn't do wrong for him. Hodgson was playing that day with Sam English alongside him at centre-forward. This particular day, the Bolton defender must have said something to English because suddenly there they were, throwing punches at each other. So big Gordon Hodgson jumps in to seperate them and this Bolton defender starts having a go at Hodgson as well and pushing him around. My mate was furious. 'Hang on', he says to me, 'I'll be back in a minute.' I thought he was going off to the toilet or something. He said it quite casually. Well, off he goes, straight down the Kop, over the wall, on to the pitch and makes for Hodgson and the Bolton defender. It all happened so quickly. The next thing, my little mate's throwing punches at the big Bolton defender. Then a policeman comes diving on to the field, and my mate turns round and punches the policeman as well.
'Hang on a minute', he'd said. It was six months before I saw him again. He spent the night in the Bridewell and was in court first thing on the Monday morning. The magistrate gave him six months inside.
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