In 1904 Liverpool had been relegated to 2nd division only three years after winning the title for the first time. Liverpool were on their way to an amazing success!

LFChistory.net unlike several sources doesn't believe that football began its existence when the Premiership was launched...but will acknowledge that a certain milestone relating to the Premiership is coming up.

Liverpool won the league in the 1900-01 season. We give you unique insight into the local papers' reports and celebration of this glorious feat!

Stoke's match at Anfield takes place on September 20th. They also played at Anfield on this exact date in 1969 which was quite a historical period for both clubs.

Liverpool FC wear red for the first time. The most successful manager in the country takes over and brings his magic touch to the 'Reds' bringing them tantalizingly close to a league and cup double.

Paul Tomkins has released his latest LFC book, Dynasty. LFChistory.net got to know the man behind the writer.

Following a convincing win vs. United, the fact is if we beat Stoke next week, that will be our best start after five games in the Premiership.

After winning the Lancashire league Liverpool's climb up the league ladder started in 2nd division. A real fairytale season was ahead and the club's biggest game to date against the most famous club in England in the FA Cup.

We trace the beginnings of Liverpool FC, focusing now on the club's very first season in 1892-1893.

It's pretty obvious that a website called LFChistory has to, sooner or later, tell the historic details of how the club was formed.

Through Liverpool's illustrious history has a player rarely performed as greatly in his debut season as Fernando Torres.

Liverpool's second most expensive signing has enjoyed a glorious career.

We profile Andrea Dossena, taking a look at his career so far, what fans can expect of him and a little about his personality.

As the conquering heroes, Spain, returned home after winning the European champioship, Jose Reina took centre stage.

LFChistory.net is proud to highlight the work of The Billy Liddell Memorial Group.

An interesting comparison of the strength of the European Cup over the past ten seasons by Alex.

John Martin followed the fortunes of Liverpool in the 1965-66 Championship season.

We celebrate the championship side of Liverpool in 1966 by looking at pictures and the match report of the game that clinched the title.

John Martin remembers Shankly's first championship at Liverpool.

A press article from Liverpool Echo and Daily Express on the 18th of April 1964.

Our analyst, Alex, decided to look at Rafa's league results at Liverpool by league position, it doesn't make for pleasant reading.

Liverpool's first ever team was known as The team of the Macs back in 1892-93. John Martin picks out four other Macs from later in Liverpool's history.

Match report from 09.09.1959 on Liverpool - Scunthorpe in News Chronicle and Daily Dispatch.

Liverpool destroyed Luton with an avalanche of goals at Anfield in the 1983//84 season. Ian Rush hitting five and Kenny Dalglish also joining in the champions super-show.

A Shoot! Super focus from 1982.

Bob Paisley admired Gerry Byrne's courage in the FA Cup final when Liverpool triumphed over Leeds.

Liverpool drew West Ham 2-2 in the penultimate league game of the 1973-1974 season. Phil Thompson recalls a funny incident after the final whistle with Bill Shankly who clearly was oblivious to the result.

Liverpool Football Echo report on West Ham - Liverpool on 15th of October 1983.

There are many funny stories floating around of Terry McDermott's antics at Liverpool. This is possibly the funniest.

Tommy Smith and Rowdy Yeats had a bit of an adventure when on tour with Liverpool in 1966.

"Not so long ago, I found myself standing alone behind the Kop at Liverpool's football ground, staring intently at the bronze image of Bill Shankly. Bill Shankly, for me, will always be flesh and blood, human to a fault."

Our columnist Alex has been looking at how Liverpool have done in the league or cup after and before a Champions League game.

Bob Paisley profiles the Crazy Horse.

Alan and Ray Kennedy were an interesting duo on the left flank at Liverpool.

Chris Lawler was one of Liverpool's most consistent performers.

Liverpool born and bred Laurie Hughes started out at Tranmere but starred at Liverpool.

George Best's take on Shanks from his book 'The Best of Times'.

LFChistory's second one-on-one with former Liverpool captain, Ron Yeats.

Alex has compared Liverpool's progress in the Champions League to the other top English three in great detail.

Jack Balmer's career at Liverpool was no walk in the park.