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Daniel Cunliffe

Daniel Cunliffe

Cunliffe scored more than 40 goals for Lancashire league's Oldham County in the 1896/97 season before he arrived at Anfield to try to soften the departure of George Allan back to Scotland. Cunliffe made 14 first division appearances for Liverpool during the 1897/98 season and scored five times. Numerous changes were...

Born:
11 June 1875
Birthplace:
Bolton, England
Died:
28 December 1937
Debut:
04 Sep 1897
Last app.:
02 Mar 1898
Apps / Goals:
18 / 6
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Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
Totals 14 4 0 0 0 18
1897-1898 14 4 0 0 0 18
Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
Totals 5 1 0 0 0 6
1897-1898 5 1 0 0 0 6

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Tony Evans from Times online on Graeme Souness

Champagne Charlie. You could imagine him as a low-rent James Bond, an elegant brute in the Daniel Craig fashion, with a seam of sadism running through him. God, he was a joy to watch. How he could pass - easily as well as Glenn Hoddle. But unlike Hoddle, Souness didn't need a minder. If you messed with him, you'd be sorry. Sometimes you didn't even need to mess with him. Yet the greatest part of his game is the stuff that went unnoticed. Most of his passes were 10 yards or less and, after releasing the ball, he'd invariably move into space to receive it back. The complete package. The finest of midfield players. Bad, bad manager though. Had more to do with 'knocking Liverpool off their perch' than Alex Ferguson.

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