Exclusive LFChistory interview! David Fairclough was born few feet away from Anfield, and his dream came true when he signed for the Reds.

This is your opportunity to own a copy of a 100+ year old collectible booklet covering the teams that won the English FA Cup in its first 30 years. Includes personal memories and reminiscences of a player and official who attended the early finals.

Our columnist, Alex, did some checking of how Liverpool's current season compares statistically with previous Premiership seasons and previous Liverpool top flight seasons.

"I've never seen a fella smoke and drink so much and still be so fit. He was a freak of nature. He loved a cig, much to the annoyance of Kenny, and would spark a sneaky one up on the bus on the way back from matches." - Gary Gillespie on Stevie Nicol.

LFChistory.net has exclusive access to LFC.tv's "60 minutes" interviews in text-format.

A few years ago we had the privilege of interviewing Ian Rush and now we conducted our second interview with this fantastic legend. His career was of course an eventful one so there was still enough to talk to him about the second time around.

LFChistory.net interviewed Ian Rush recently and here is an outtake from this exclusive interview that will be online next week.

A beautiful memorial service was held yesterday at Anfield in memory of the 96 Liverpool supporters who died at Hillsborough. Here are a few images from the tributes at Anfield.

It's safe to say that outside Shankly's family nobody knew Bill Shankly as well as Bob Paisley. This is an insightful tribute from Shankly's right hand man and eventual successor.

LFChistory.net had the great pleasure of interviewing the Saint. I was a bit unprepared for our talk, but considering the circumstances coped pretty well.

Visit the official 'Fields of Anfield Road' website where you can find details of how to buy the new Hillsborough single.

Liverpool fan, John Martin, has seen a game or two in his lifetime and got the chance to talk to Bob Paisley at length about his glorious Liverpool career.

RCL Sporting Ceramic Icons have launched their latest sporting figure which is of the one and only Billy Liddell.

Bill Shankly's final interview was published in the Liverpool Echo seven years after he retired from Liverpool on 13th July 1981. Three and a half months later Shankly retired from this world.

LFChistory.net has exclusive access to LFC.tv's "60 minutes" interviews in text-format. Read this great in-depth interview with Liverpool's captain.

After dinner speakers have for years immortalised the many stories of Bill Shankly. Here are some of the lesser known stories, many of which I can personally bear witness to from my time at Anfield between 1960 and 1965.

Bill Shankly loved football so much, that his decision to retire from the game in 1974 sent shock waves round the world. Shankly had his reasons.

Liverpool's game vs Chelsea on 7th of September 1946 was remarkable for various reasons.

Billy won his only championship with Liverpool in quite unusual circumstances after a spectacular finish to the 1946-47 season.

Retro Reds interviewed old favourite Ray Kennedy in 2008 and we wanted to share with you this excellent interview.

Liverpool's win over Everton in the fourth round of the FA Cup on 29th January 1955 turned out to be one of their most surprising and most satisfying wins ever vs. their blue neighbours.

Bob Paisley joined Liverpool in May 1939, 10 months after Liddell had moved from Scotland to Liverpool. They built a friendship that lasted a lifetime.

15th of January 2009 was the 50th anniversary of Worcester's FA Cup win over Liverpool in 1959.

David Jack talks to a puzzled player in 1958.

Tom Mallows puts the spotlight on our fantastically consistent number one.

LFChistory's exclusive interview with Rena Liddell, Billy's sister.

Anfield tour guide, Adrian Killen, is a memorabilia collector par excellance and has experienced quite a lot supporting the Reds for over 50 years.

Elisha Scott is without a doubt one of the greatest goalkeepers in Liverpool's history. His career spanned an astonishing 22 years from his arrival in September 1912 until he left in June 1934.

Few came tougher than Scottish full-back Donald McKinlay who was a player at Anfield from 1909-1929 and Liverpool's captain from 1921-1928.

Victor Hall painted a vivid picture of "Alexander the great" in the Liverpool Echo 15 years after he had left Liverpool.

Tom Watson deserves his place among the greatest managers in Liverpool's history and he was clearly one of the most beloved figures that have ever graced the football club.

Paul Tomkins's latest book, Dynasty, is a reassessment of every manager of the club over the last 50 years.

Liverpool legends tries to give a fresh insight into the stars while revealing their thoughts and background that you might have not known about before.

LFChistory.net caught up with Aldo to have a quick chat on his colorful career at Liverpool.

One week ago we featured the first part of our Tommo exclusive. Now he talks to us about his time as coach and manager of Liverpool.

These unique clips are courtesy of the British Film Institute from the Mitchell & Kenyon Collection.

This is the first part of our exclusive interview with the great Phil Thompson. Now we focus on his playing career, reflecting on his coaching years in our second part published a week from now.

"The Crunch" was tough as nails and shares a special place in Liverpool supporters' hearts.

Ian Callaghan is literally synonymous with Liverpool's history. LFChistory.net interviewed this fantastic legend.

The media had put unfair pressure on Robbie Keane getting his first goal, Liverpool fans knew he would come good.