Liverpool internationals are 358 in total representing 59 nations.

The youngsters had a special place at Anfield 1922-1978.

The Athletic News, 24 April 1922.

When Liverpool and Manchester United players conspired to fix their match at Old Trafford in United's favour!

The latest chapter in our "Liverpool in Europe" series.

15th April 1989 will forever be imprinted on the minds of Liverpool supporters.

A preview of Liverpool's first ever team to play in a FA Cup Final from Liverpool Football Echoþ

From a souvenir brochure dedicated to the Liverpool players who fought for the FA Cup 1950.

Graeme Riley, on whose meticulous research the excellent Pay As You Play was based and has published the annual Football in Europe, has joined the LFChistory team and will provide us with data that will enable us to go into much further detail on the site.

Anyone who attends a competitive match at Anfield knows that there are always dozens maybe hundreds of Norwegians present too. Now we share a tragic bond with our cousins across the North Sea.

The crest of Liverpool Football Club is known worldwide. One may wonder how it came into existence and developed through time to become what it is today.

An official souvenir of Liverpool Football Club in the 1963-1964 season.

Details of New England Sports Ventures' (NESV) purchase of Liverpool Football Club.

Liverpool were heading for the title for the first time in 16 years.

Liverpool wanted to become the fifth side since the League was formed in 1888 to win the championship in two consecutive seasons.

From The Times 26 May, 2010.

Chris Wood has written Liverpool's complete European history for LFChistory.net and this is his latest chapter.

LFC was previewed in the Fulham match programme ahead of the Cottagers' duel with Liverpool in the 2nd round of the FA Cup on 3rd of February 1912.

Retro Reds interviewed old favourite Ray Kennedy in 2008 and we wanted to share with you this excellent interview.

These unique clips are courtesy of the British Film Institute from the Mitchell & Kenyon Collection.

In 1904 Liverpool had been relegated to 2nd division only three years after winning the title for the first time. Liverpool were on their way to an amazing success!

Liverpool won the league in the 1900-01 season. We give you unique insight into the local papers' reports and celebration of this glorious feat!

Liverpool FC wear red for the first time. The most successful manager in the country takes over and brings his magic touch to the 'Reds' bringing them tantalizingly close to a league and cup double.

After winning the Lancashire league Liverpool's climb up the league ladder started in 2nd division. A real fairytale season was ahead and the club's biggest game to date against the most famous club in England in the FA Cup.

We trace the beginnings of Liverpool FC, focusing now on the club's very first season in 1892-1893.

It's pretty obvious that a website called LFChistory has to, sooner or later, tell the historic details of how the club was formed.

A photographer who was at a traffic policeman`s box outside Lime Street Station took these excellent never-before-seen pictures.

Chris Wood reflects on the greatest matches in Liverpool's history.

Chris Wood recollects Liverpool's dramatic win over AS Roma in Rome.

The greatest Liverpool matches ever by Chris Wood.

Liverpool put seven past Tottenham in 1978. One of the best performances in Liverpool's history.

Liverpool's second UEFA Cup win was against Bruges which met Liverpool in the European Cup final two years later.

Liverpool finally won the FA Cup in 1965.

The FA Cup final in 1974 was a one-sided affair for Liverpool vs. Alan Kennedy's and Terry McDermott's Newcastle.

Peter Crouch finally scored after failing to find the target in 18 games. How does he compare with other forwards in Liverpool's history?

For the first time in 16 long years since the shame and tragedy that was Heysel, Liverpool took their place in European football's top club competition. Chris Wood documents Liverpool's European history.

In 1990, 5 years after Heysel, English clubs were re-admitted to the European fold. Liverpool, however, had to wait another year before their own exile was ended. LFC fan Chris Wood leads us through Liverpool's European story.

Shankly's parting gift to Liverpool was the F.A. cup so for the third time the club entered the Cup Winners' cup. LFC fan Chris Wood tells us Liverpool's European journey.

Republishing of the first chapter of Liverpool's exploits in Europe now including a video of the dramatic Inter Milan - Liverpool clashes where a certain Spanish referee bumped LFC out of Europe.

Chris Wood received a letter from Shankly, visited him at his home and met him on a few different occasions. Here are his recollections of the GREAT man.

Chris Wood has been looking into aspects of LFC statistics for LFChistory that are often difficult to find and difficult to check... like players sent off and missed penalties etc.

Facts and figures for Anfield.