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Herbert Leavey

Herbert Leavey

Leavey was selected to play in Liverpool's forward-line on just five occasions, all during the 1910/11 first division campaign. He replaced regular centre-forward Jack Parkinson for two games at the end of 1910; the Christmas Eve and Boxing Day fixtures against Aston Villa and Sunderland respectively and then made...

Born:
5 November 1886
Birthplace:
Guildford, England
Died:
1954
Debut:
24 Dec 1910
Last app.:
15 Apr 1911
Apps / Goals:
5 / 0
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Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
Totals 5 0 0 0 0 5
1910-1911 5 0 0 0 0 5
Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0
1910-1911 0 0 0 0 0 0

2025-2026

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Anfield | Sunday 24 May 2026

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Phil Thompson remembers Twentyman who passed away on 16th of February 2004

"Geoff was a fantastic guy and a great fella to have around Anfield at the time. He always had a story to tell about football. You could sit there all day and listen to him.

You just have to look at the players he helped sign, the likes of Alan Hansen, Phil Neal, Ray Clemence and Ian Rush. They are all legends in their own right, I could go on and on.

Geoff possessed a special eye for a player and I think that is what he will always be best remembered for. If he recommended a player, you knew that player had to be good. He was very gifted in that line of work. Geoff done some miles and put in some hours for the good of this club. The role he played in our success cannot be underestimated and we are eternally thankful to him for that."

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