Liverpool destroyed Luton with an avalanche of goals at Anfield in the 1983//84 season. Ian Rush hitting five and Kenny Dalglish also joining in the champions super-show.

A Shoot! Super focus from 1982.

Bob Paisley admired Gerry Byrne's courage in the FA Cup final when Liverpool triumphed over Leeds.

Liverpool drew West Ham 2-2 in the penultimate league game of the 1973-1974 season. Phil Thompson recalls a funny incident after the final whistle with Bill Shankly who clearly was oblivious to the result.

Liverpool Football Echo report on West Ham - Liverpool on 15th of October 1983.

There are many funny stories floating around of Terry McDermott's antics at Liverpool. This is possibly the funniest.

Tommy Smith and Rowdy Yeats had a bit of an adventure when on tour with Liverpool in 1966.

"Not so long ago, I found myself standing alone behind the Kop at Liverpool's football ground, staring intently at the bronze image of Bill Shankly. Bill Shankly, for me, will always be flesh and blood, human to a fault."

Our columnist Alex has been looking at how Liverpool have done in the league or cup after and before a Champions League game.

Bob Paisley profiles the Crazy Horse.

Alan and Ray Kennedy were an interesting duo on the left flank at Liverpool.

Chris Lawler was one of Liverpool's most consistent performers.

Liverpool born and bred Laurie Hughes started out at Tranmere but starred at Liverpool.

George Best's take on Shanks from his book 'The Best of Times'.

LFChistory's second one-on-one with former Liverpool captain, Ron Yeats.

Alex has compared Liverpool's progress in the Champions League to the other top English three in great detail.

Jack Balmer's career at Liverpool was no walk in the park.

Statistically it is difficult to measure the worth of midfielders as clean sheets and goals are not the fairest measure of a working midfielder who wins the ball and distributes it to team mates.

Jamie Carragher equals Ian Callaghan's appearance record in European competition when he features vs. Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

There has been much talk of Liverpool being a ‘one man team’ and depending entirely on Steven Gerrard. Alex takes at look at some Stevie G facts and figures.

Although programmes are a central focus of interest for most collectors, there is a vast range of memorabilia to collect.

The Icelandic Liverpool supporters' club recently invited Ron Yeats as honourary guest at its annual festival in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital.

There was optimism and much expectancy among Liverpool fans that 2006/7 would see Liverpool challenging for the Premiership. Alex analyses how Liverpool have coped against the top sides.

Sammy Lee could run and run. He was small in stature but had the heart of a lion!

The story of how Liverpool's greatest legend joined the Reds.

Bob Paisley's opinion on Alec Lindsay.

Alex has detailed Fowler's scoring stats to show how his decent scoring record is maintained despite being fourth choice and without the time on the pitch to improve it.

Eddie Spicer suffered the worst of luck regarding injuries. The second leg break of his career retired him.

John Martin talks about his favourite players on the left hand side of Liverpool throughout his years supporting the Reds.

Bill Shankly convinced Ray Clemence that the first team's goalkeeper's position would be his and his only soon after his arrival. A slight exaggeration on Shankly's part.

The years 1977-1978 carried many alarming changes in society and Phil Thompson created an alarming trend at Liverpool.

The press statement that Liverpool released on the momentous day that George Gillett and Tom Hicks took over Liverpool Football Club.

Match report from News Chronicle and Daily Dispatch on Liverpool - Cardiff City 19.12.1959. This was Bill Shankly's first game in charge.

John Martin remembers the fateful 1961/62 Liverpool season when the Reds got back into the top division.

Arbeloa's farewell letter to the Depor fans on his homepage.

How do you take over from a living legend?, is the first question Bob Paisley poses in his profile of the Liverpool great, Peter Thompson.

Peter Thompson almost messed up his transfer to Liverpool.

Shoot! profiled new Liverpool player Steve McMahon in 1985.

Sir Matt Busby was the one who recommended Billy Liddell to Liverpool.

John almost got caught up in a Hillsborough-like disaster and witnessed one of the greatest days in Liverpool's history.