The story of THE HERO of Istanbul.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

The Athletic News, 24 April 1922.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Victor Gill was just one of the apprentices when Bill Shankly took over. Victor was destined not to reach greatness at Liverpool FC but to marry his boss' daughter.

This is the first time that we feature a Liverpool fan. Adrian Colley a schoolteacher from Yorkshire, tells us the great tale of his first European away adventure in the Spanish capital in 2002.

Owen Collins looks at the players who have gained international recognition without necessarily making the grade at the club but particularly one name on this list is a great surprise given his success.

Carl Clemente's tribute to the longest-serving captain in Liverpool FC's history as 17 years ago today he made his debut.

Freelance illustrator Chris Watson who runs CDW Illustration has made good use of the amount of data at hand at LFChistory.net.

A fantastic chance to see SIX Liverpool European Cup-winning legends and enjoy the many voices of Darren Farley.

As a press reporter John Keith followed the Reds every step as they rose to prominence under Bill Shankly and reigned supreme in Europe. He co-wrote Ian Callaghan's autobiography in 1975.

We are joined by Linda Robinson, who was a valued employee at Liverpool in the club's halcyon days in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Ian Callaghan, Jimmy Case, Alan Kennedy and Phil Neal join the show’s writer, broadcaster and author John Keith, on stage at Southport’s Atkinson Theatre for one night only on 11 February.

Paul Moran, son of the Great Ronnie Moran takes us back to October 1983 when the Reds took on QPR at Loftus Road.

A guest columnist is featured if he has an interesting story to tell related to Liverpool FC.

Ghost writer Donald McRae and Steven Gerrard had 15 weeks to assemble this publication which is simply ridiculous.

Exclusive interview by Carl Clemente. George is now into his 45th consecutive season in the hot-seat at Anfield!

‘The very word ‘Anfield’ means more to me than I can describe.’ - Bill Shankly.

"At a football club, there's a holy trinity - the players, the manager and the supporters." - Bill Shankly

LFChistory's Carl Clemente had the rare opportunity to chat to Gary Gillespie, an influential member of one of the great Liverpool sides of the 1980s.

Klopp's message to Liverpool fans was simple enough in his first interview as boss: "We have to change from doubter to believer... now."

Declan Sloan has put together a complete record of every South American player to wear the famous Red Jersey, from Mauricio Pellegrino in 2005 to newly recruited Roberto Firmino.

Andrew Beasley looks at how Liverpool have fared at Anfield against the lowest third of the Premier League and how it has influenced their seasons in the last 20 years.

When Liverpool and Manchester United players conspired to fix their match at Old Trafford in United's favour!