Liverpool FC Picture Thread

Is that Bobby Robson?

Good spot!

https://twitter.com/TheFarm_Peter/status/574910014617436162







souce: RAWK

cool pics.

LIDDELL! (The player not the shop.)

LIDDELL! (The player not the shop.)

What a man, what loyalty to L.F.C. and best of all what a footballer. Some of todays mega stare could certainly learn a thing or two from the GREAT BILLY LIDDELL

Steve Hiighway making it 2-0 in the 74th minute vs Newcastle Utd in the 1974 FA Cup Final.


Sir Bob, in '77

What a man, what loyalty to L.F.C. and best of all what a footballer. Some of todays mega stare could certainly learn a thing or two from the GREAT BILLY LIDDELL

Did you see him live, mate?

Love these old photos by the way. Brilliant stuff.

Did you see him live, mate?

Love these old photos by the way. Brilliant stuff.

I saw the late great Billy Liddell so many times from when my Dad took me to Anfield for the first time in 1947.Billy never let his head drop and I cannot recall any other player who put as much effort into a match as he did. What should be remembered as well is the 2nd world war took 6 years out of his football life.He was in the 1947 team that won the league, as well as playing for Scotland he played for a combined Great Britain team, I think he was picked twice for that team.

Ray Clemence lets in a penalty from Borussia monchengladbach



Bill Shankly and Jock Stein with "The Mother of The City of Liverpool" Bessie Braddock in 1966.


Behind every great man, there's a woman...

1983

This man kept Brasso in business.


Stanley Bowles at the Annie Rd end, with the Kop in the distance and Ray having a kip.

This man kept Brasso in business.


Stanley Bowles at the Annie Rd end, with the Kop in the distance and Ray having a kip.

R.P. That picture of Bob Paisley looks so good with all the cups.

R.P. That picture of Bob Paisley looks so good with all the cups.

It's a pleasure to post these images of days gone bye, simpler days when a little club had the chance of winning the League.
Remember Forest coming up from the old 2nd Div and then dominating the 1st Div and actually winning the European Cup, twice.





Thankfully I experienced this. Cost £1

Rush in his Juventus days, you can see why he only stayed for a year.




1962


Luton's artificial pitch at Kenilworth Road '87







That's it for tonight.

It's a pleasure to post these images of days gone bye, simpler days when a little club had the chance of winning the League.
Remember Forest coming up from the old 2nd Div and then dominating the 1st Div and actually winning the European Cup, twice.





Thankfully I experienced this. Cost £1

Forest still the only club that have won the European Cup more times than their own domestic league.

It's a pleasure to post these images of days gone bye, simpler days when a little club had the chance of winning the League.
Remember Forest coming up from the old 2nd Div and then dominating the 1st Div and actually winning the European Cup, twice.





Thankfully I experienced this. Cost £1

R.P thank you for the tremendous effort and time you put in posting these pictures, I for one really appreciate them as they rekindle so many memories.
                                                           I certainly remember Brian Clough and Forest they were formidable opposition in those days.

Phil Neal


Jan Molby


John Aldridge

Forest still the only club that have won the European Cup more times than their own domestic league.

and (I think) the only former European Cup Winners to play in the third tier of their country

R.P. in your collection of these pictures is there one of the original boys pen when it was in Kemlyn Road,it used to run from the halfway line back towards the Anfield Road end. It was moved to the back of the Kop in the late 1940s I think. I seem to recall there was a picture of it in the old Echo showing Stanley Mathews ,It was moved because the kids threw orange peel and apple cores at Stan Mathews, at least that was the reason given by the club at the time.

R.P. in your collection of these pictures is there one of the original boys pen when it was in Kemlyn Road,it used to run from the halfway line back towards the Anfield Road end. It was moved to the back of the Kop in the late 1940s I think. I seem to recall there was a picture of it in the old Echo showing Stanley Mathews ,It was moved because the kids threw orange peel and apple cores at Stan Mathews, at least that was the reason given by the club at the time.

I don't have a collection Billy, I just trawl Twitter, then post. I will keep an eye out and do some searching.

You are passionate about this ,aren't you? http://www.lfcreds.com/reds/index.php?topic=5707.0 


Any idea who these two are?

The guy on the right as we look at it, is the great, greatly missed,  Sami Hyppia. The other looks familiar but can't place him.

The guy on the right as we look at it, is the great, greatly missed,  Sami Hyppia. The other looks familiar but can't place him.

Patrick Berger

 
(Steps leading in to the ground, outside the Kop end and the Kemlyn Road stand)



1901

R.P. in your collection of these pictures is there one of the original boys pen when it was in Kemlyn Road,it used to run from the halfway line back towards the Anfield Road end. It was moved to the back of the Kop in the late 1940s I think. I seem to recall there was a picture of it in the old Echo showing Stanley Mathews ,It was moved because the kids threw orange peel and apple cores at Stan Mathews, at least that was the reason given by the club at the time.

Billy, this is all I can find.