You can’t achieve great success without having a great leader.

If you have ever been on a tour of Anfield as a Liverpool Football Club fan, you will be very aware of the famous sign that adorns the wall. We are talking about the sign that reads, ‘This is Anfield’. This sign has a lot of significance for the football club and there is a lot of history around it that people are not aware of. So, let’s learn more about this famous saying and what the sign really means.

Assessing the relative success of football managers, especially in historical periods, is what nowadays would be called challenging – that is, just this side of foolhardy. There are so many variables which can affect a team and club’s performance - financial backing, transfers in and out, league levels, and so on, over which the manager has little or no control. Former LFC players have managed at many different levels, from top tier to well below the fourth tier.

Liverpool didn’t just win the Premier League title last season, they won it by a country mile. When the final game of the 2019-20 campaign was over, the team superbly led by Jurgen Klopp were 18 points ahead of second-placed Manchester City. By the final stretch of the season, each of just three league defeats was considered an utter shock, although, by then, the title was pretty much in the bag already.

The basis of the article is the list of 89 testimonials on LFChistory.net.

Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool side are going from strength to strength as the top flight of the table starts to take shape. The German manager's side broke new ground last weekend after their emphatic 3-0 defeat of Leicester City, the Foxes led by former Reds boss Brendan Rodgers.

In all sports, there will be an individual that is responsible for pioneering the entire face of the game. Yes, even in football, there was a football star that operated behind Beckham and basically allowed Beckham to bend it ‘like a Beckham’. That athlete is Craig Johnston. He was not liked by everyone, that is true. People did not see him as the definition of football, however, he did invent the Predator football boots that were worn by the likes of Zidane and Beckham.

“Well, that’s it, then!” said my mother. It is my earliest memory, and all I had to worry about was the horrified look on her face."

Let’s talk about 28, baby!

John Aldridge had a broken hand the day he signed in at Liverpool.

12 September 1946 marked the arrival of a legend to Liverpool.

At Anfield, a passion for football and a humbling attitude is what drives the players to do their best. Even though the list could be much longer, we have picked 4 memorable Liverpool players, who contributed to making Liverpool FC what it is today.

Americans for Liverpool FC. With the current state of the recent champions of England in mind, no American player seems good enough to play for LFC. But it hasn’t always been like that. We’ve looked through the history books and found a few players with an American passport that actually played for LFC more or less.

Liverpool has had a wonderful array of talent from Scotland and England through the years, and it is the former we are focusing on.

Admit it, if you had to become one person from the entire world of football, you’d like to be Jürgen Klopp.

Liverpool have started the new Premier League season with serious intent following back to back to wins against Leeds United and Chelsea in their first league fixtures over the last two weeks.

It's common to hear anecdotes being told by serial winners about how hard they had to work for their success and how much time they allowed themselves to celebrate those successes while they were happening.

Football is a funny old game. Three years ago, City were the best team in Europe and Champions League winners in waiting, Messi was going to finish his career in Barcelona, and Jordan Henderson was overrated.

Football is a truly global game now with most Premier League teams having a range of nationalities in their squad.

We can only be thankful that the “Lost Shankly Boy” was eventually found and encouraged to tell us all about his amazing journey.

What a season it was last time out for Liverpool fans! It certainly bodes well for another title charge in the coming season.

Has Liverpool been affected by a jinx, whether it is real in the sense of something malevolent, externally caused, which results in Fate’s denial of our club’s just deserts?

After 30 years of waiting and a few close calls, Liverpool finally won the Premier League title in the 2019/20 season. Fans, understandably, took to the streets to celebrate right across the city. Some celebrations lasted several days as fans partied for several nights outside the Anfield stadium and down on the waterfront outside the Liver Building.

The confetti feels like it's long settled at this point. Liverpool had established a lead over Manchester City that was big enough to make their first Premier League title almost certain way before it was mathematically confirmed.

How do the champions elect perform at the end of the season?

This is the estimated worth of every player in Jürgen Klopp’s squad right now, indicating how much the team could make from them if other clubs were to buy them right now.

Liverpool is, arguably, the second most international city in England, and it is no surprise that LFC has attracted a substantial number of foreign players.

Alisson Becker has quickly made a name for himself as the best keeper in the world, read on to find out the rest of his story.

Klopp's Liverpool side secured their first Premier League title on 25 June 2020.

Steve McMahon once turned down Liverpool, but didn't made that mistake again.

The contribution of non-English players to the history of LFC. Part I of Colin Rogers' massive study in this subject matter, written for LFChistory.net.

Liverpool have had some classic jerseys over the decades, but who are Liverpool’s shirt sponsors of the past and what type of businesses are they.

COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on people’s lives, including health and finances. So when Jurgen Klopp mentioned that football was important among the unimportant things, he had a point.

The book contains match reports, photos and headlines published after the most memorable games and events in the history of our much beloved football club.

When the season resumes in mid-June, the Reds will march inexorably towards a first title in 30 years.

A recent study on football hooligans that focuses on the last decade seems to substantiate that LFC fans rarely get into trouble with the law nowadays.

Peter Beardsley was bought for a British record fee in 1987.

Bob Paisley bought two promising players in the spring of 1980. One was to become a certified legend, the other one made 17 appearances in two years.

Liverpool and Roy Evans took an enormous chance by paying a record fee for Stan Collymore in 1995.