Andrew Beasley uses an innovative approach to value the attacking potential of the current team at Liverpool Football Club.

The summer transfer window is now closed... Terry Dolan takes a closer look at Liverpool's transfer activity for the last 5 seasons since the club was purchased by FSG.

The review of Supersub, the story of local hero David Fairclough who is still remembered for his achievements in a red shirt.

Paul Walsh has just released his autobiography that is in turn entertaining and shocking.

Robin Richards is a seriously talented graphic artist who has made an incredible infographic covering the WHOLE of Steven Gerrard's career.

We are pleased to welcome columnist Declan Sloan aboard at LFChistory.net. He takes a look at important penalties for Liverpool throughout the years.

Freelance illustrator Chris Watson who runs CDW Illustration made good use of the amount of data at hand at LFChistory.net to create a stunning graphic of Steven Gerrard and Ian Rush and has made us a great offer.

We are looking for contributors to LFChistory.net!

Ian Callaghan, Jimmy Case, Alan Kennedy and Phil Neal join broadcaster and author John Keith and singer and guitarist Gerry Murphy in Bob Paisley: Reluctant Genius.

What does new signing Christian Benteke need to join the top frontmen in Liverpool FC's history?

Chris Wood reviews Liverpool FC The Greatest Goals

After three seasons playing in the Championship division and one in the Premier League Daniel William John Ings is ready to take another big step up by joining one of the country’s biggest and most successful clubs.

It is one of football’s myths that top European players are only prepared to switch clubs if the new employer can offer Champions League football.

For the fourth time in twelve months Liverpool raided Southampton’s treasure-chest of talent to add full-back Nathaniel Clyne to its first-team squad.

Ádám Bogdán is ready for a new challenge!

Hopefully Gomez won't be another false dawn of a great centre-half like Gabriel Paletta and Sebastian Coates and becomes a household name at Anfield.

Instead of saying goodbye to Steven Gerrard in traditional fashion, writing a lengthy eulogy (like so many others have done) we salute him with illustrator's Chris Watson fantastic graphic of Stevie G's Liverpool career.

"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." Benjamin Disraeli.

When John Barnes was at the top of his game there wasn't a more beautiful sight in football.You should never meet you heroes, the saying goes, but don't worry, John Barnes was a magnificent player and furthermore is a fantastic person.

First published at A Numbers Game; a site that examines the "fascinating and often maddening world of football numbers."

Artists usually try to follow up initial success with something similar or something better.

The tough Scotsman was Shankly‘s corporal, a man to his liking who kept the players on their toes. No one is more ideal to give a more intimate perspective of Reuben Bennett than Michael, his son.

LFChistory’s remit is to provide the most comprehensive coverage of the club’s long and illustrious life. We have a responsibility to record the facts accurately and to not be afraid to change them even though they are Roger Hunt's records.

"As a South African Liverpool supporter, I found myself searching for a list of my countrymen who have represented the club over the years," says Liam Bekker who sent LFCHistory.net this noteworthy article.

Chris Wood, who is an important part of LFChistory.net, has reached the personal landmark of attending 1,000 Liverpool games!

Lawler wasn’t an average footballer at Liverpool, but quite simply the greatest goalscoring defender in the club’s history. Arnie met Chris in Liverpool and the "quiet man" was quite talkative.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News. Chapter six was published on 18 June 1921.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News. Chapter four was published on 4 June 1921.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News. Chapter five was published on 11 June 1921.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News in May and June of 1921. In the first two chapters he had just left Scotland for Liverpool and was adapting to Merseyside life.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News. Chapter two was published on 14 May 1921.

Scottish keeper, Kenny Campbell, told his life story in the Weekly News. Chapter one was published on 7 May 1921.

Chris Wood reviews Liverpool Cult Heroes

Chris Wood reviews Got, Not Got : The Lost World of Liverpool

Chris Wood reviews The Official Liverpool FC Illustrated History

Chris Wood reviews Luis Suarez The Biography of the World’s most Controversial Footballer

Chris Wood reviews Hard Case: The Autobiography of Jimmy Case

Chris Wood reviews Places I Remember - Liverpool F.C. European Adventures as told by the Fans

I first bumped into Robbie Fowler in 1998 outside Anfield in rather awkward circumstances.Now 16 years later we meet again.