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Elisha Scott - 1915-34: Derby Days

As Elisha Scott entered the home dressing- room at Anfield before one of his 20 derby days between 1915 and 1934, the story goes that he was greeted by a brown paper bag with his name written on it. Inside was a bottle of aspirin with a note attached that read: "I think you might be needing these — yours, Dixie."

Jamie Carragher - Bootle boy done good

LFChistory.net was fortunate enough to spend a fair bit of time recently with Jamie and his dad, Philly, who is a legend in his own right!

LFChistory.net on the Kick-off with Steve Hothersall

LFChistory.net is very happy to have linked up with Steve Hothersall's Kick-off show on Radio City Talk.

What's The Score? Seven-Four!

Just over 72 years ago, war was over and football was back. September of the 1946/47 season would bring Chelsea to Anfield for what would be remembered as a milestone moment, with an amazing scoreline, in LFC history.

deCoubertin Books publishes Bruce Grobbelaar’s autobiography

deCoubertin Books are excited to announce the publication of the autobiography of legendary Liverpool goalkeeper, Bruce Grobbelaar, Life in a Jungle.

Give legends a worthy resting place

Kieran Smith leads a noble effort to give the legends of Liverpool Football Club a proper resting place.

Mr Liverpool - special price just for you my friend!

A year has passed since our biography on Ronnie Moran was published by Sport Media that offers you now to buy LFChistory.net's third book for only £13.99.

The Red Journey: Oral history

This book is the latest offering from Mark Platt who from variety of sources and his own interviews offers insight into the minds of those who have graced Liverpool Football Club's history.

A Banquet Without Wine

Anthony Stanley’s account of how Liverpool fell from their perch in the 90s is truly excellent.

Sami Hyypia - The rock at the back

LFChistory had a frank discussion with the simply brilliant Sami Hyypia, a fantastic player and a genuine fella.

Review of Liverpool's Newspaper history

Historic Newspapers is a back-issue newspaper company that holds the world’s largest archive of original newspapers.

Review of Quiet Genius

The question is what Ian Herbert, who is the Independent's chief sportswriter and former deputy editor of the Liverpool Daily Post, can add to Bob Paisley's legacy.

Terry lives for the moment

A review of Terry McDermott's autobiography.

RIP Mr Liverpool

Only three weeks ago the book we wrote about Ronnie Moran "Mr Liverpool" was published. This morning Ronnie passed away.

Rare and unseen pictures of Berry Nieuwenhuys

LFChistory.net is pleased to be able to share with you these images that are from Carole Jean Richards, Berry Nieuwenhuys' daughter.

Mr Liverpool out now!

LFChistory.net presents its third book, that follows The Complete Record and Liverpool Encyclopedia.

Bob Paisley - This is your Life discovered!!

The original recordings of the show from 1977 had been destroyed and it was only in the faint hope that someone who had recorded this on VHS back in 1977 would one day upload this. That has finally come true!!

Liverpool Captains. A Journey of Leadership from the Pitch

LFChistory.net highly recommends Ragnhild's latest book that focuses on the captains of Liverpool FC.

An audience with legends

Here are two ideal shows to book tickets to.. Great idea for Christmas gifts. Hosted by John Keith, who as a reporter, was part of Bill Shankly's inner circle when he reigned at Liverpool.

5 league titles and a packet of crisps

As soon as I got word that Mark Donaldson at ESPN was writing his colleague’s memoir named appropriately "5 league titles and a packet of crisps," I was very excited to see the finished product,

A Big Pole in Our Goal

The story of THE HERO of Istanbul.

Howard Gayle - A pioneer and an activist

Howie Gayle is a trailblazer, an idealistic man who tried to break through at Liverpool FC at the height of their success.

Ring of Fire - Liverpool FC into the 21st Century

Simon Hughes' latest publication in his trilogy of the modern history of Liverpool Football Club.

Bruce Grobbelaar - 13 medals in 13 years

LFChistory.net wanted to get to know the man behind the myth and what drives Bruce Grobbelaar.

And The Sun Shines Now by Adrian Tempany

Many might perceive this to be “just another Hillsborough book”. But it is more than that. Much more

View from the people - Jimmy McGovern

Jimmy McGovern wrote the screenplay for "Hillsborough", his wonderfully evocative screenplay about the eponymous 1989 tragedy.

Rob Jones - Right-back destined for the top

Rob talks to LFChistory.net about the highs and lows of his remarkable playing career.

Shankly on the Kop

16 months after leaving the managerial seat at Liverpool, Shankly returned to watch his beloved Liverpool on the Kop among the Reds faithful on 22 November 1975.

The Liverpool Academy

Rob Jones very kindly invited LFChistory.net to join him at the Liverpool Academy in Kirkby where he currently works as a mentor to the youngsters.

The Shankly hotel

LFChistory had the great opportunity to spend an evening at the recently opened Shankly hotel in Victoria Street in Liverpool.

Michael Robinson - leaving Liverpool for Spain - Part 2

LFChistory.net recently met former striker Michael Robinson in Madrid and had a good chat with him about his career.

The Untold Story of Billy Howard - Part 2

Last week we introduced you to Billy Howard, an ardent Kopite who also had the pleasure and privilege to be on Liverpool Football Club's books. We hope you will enjoy reading this article as much as we enjoyed interviewing this gentleman.

The Untold Story of Billy Howard

Greats like Billy Howard have gone by unnoticed, since they never really made an impact on Liverpool FC's first team, but have given so much to the community of Liverpool, working with the local kids and helping them develop through football.

Roy Evans - 35 years of pure dedication

Roy Evans; youth player, first-team player, kit washer, physio, coach, reserve and first-team manager of Liverpool Football Club. An exclusive interview by LFChistory.net.

Hail the 1922 Champions

The Athletic News, 24 April 1922.

Michael Robinson - joining his boyhood club

LFChistory had the rare opportunity of spending an evening with Michael Robinson, a warm individual who possesses such an abundance of intelligence and enthusiasm towards sport and life in general.

Vic Gill - I Could Have Been a Contender - part 3

This is the final part of Vic's story of being at LFC when it ascended to the top of English football after a decade and a half in the doldrums. Vic was also about to become a part of Bill Shankly's family.

Vic Gill - I Could Have Been a Contender - part 2

The life of 16-year-old Victor Gill took a dramatic turn when Bill Shankly took over at Liverpool Football Club.

Golden tickets for exclusive access to Liverpool Euro legends

Nick Tanner has provided LFChistory.net with two pairs of Golden tickets for the European Legends Tour to give away.

View from the people - Brian Bentley

The former editor of Teamtalk has certainly a tale or two to tell from his years of supporting the Reds.

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