Pictorial celebration of Liverpool's Hall of Fame

LIVERPOOL FC’s official Hall of Fame was first unveiled in 2002 when Ian Callaghan, Phil Thompson, Brian Hall and Alan Hansen discussed the merits of each candidate and sought opinions from supporters groups before selecting two players from each decade. Kenny Dalglish joined this elite group of experts in 2010 when two members were added to the Hall of Fame to represent 2000-2010.

1892-1900: Thomas Harry Bradshaw	1892-1900: Matt McQueen
1900-1910: Alex Raisbeck	1900-1910: Jack Cox
1910-1920: Ephraim Longworth	1910-1920: Arthur Goddard
1920-1930: Elisha Scott	1920-1930: Donald McKinlay
1930-1940: Gordon Hodgson	1930-1940: Jimmy McDougall
1940-1950: Albert Stubbins	1940-1950: Jack Balmer
1950-1960: Billy Liddell	1950-1960: Alan A'Court
1960-1970: Ron Yeats	1960-70: Roger Hunt
1970-1980: Ray Clemence	1970-1980: Ian Callaghan
1980-1990: Kenny Dalglish	1980-1990: Alan Hansen
1990-2000: Ian Rush	1990-2000: John Barnes
2000-2010: Steven Gerrard	2000-2010: Jamie Carragher