Bob Paisley could always appreciate good footballers. Here he shares his views on the Great Jan Molby.

Chris Wood is a veteran of 1000 LFC games and has just about seen anything.

The founding of Liverpool FC is closely linked with two people.

A Shoot! focus on "Albert" from 1985.

An old focus from Shoot! on the left-back of old, who feels somebody owes him a drink.

LFChistory has now the line-ups for every single season, from 1892 to 2004. 4874 games. 8423 goals. 623 players.

The 1980-81 season proved to be very memorable for both of today’s sides due to the success that they achieved. Aston Villa claimed the League Championship whilst Liverpool lifted the European Cup for the third time and won the League Cup for a first time.

Bob Paisley had incredible insight. Here are his views on midfield goalscorer John Wark.

One of the all time greats for the Reds (and there have been quite a few) is Kenny Dalglish.

636 games + 109 player profiles as LFChistory adds full line-ups and goalscorers from 1899-1900 to 1914-15.

The area of programme collecting that has seen the greatest increase in interest is the European away issue.

Erik Meijer is still a popular figure with Liverpool fans because of his fighting spirit. The BIG Dutchman is now the captain of 2nd division Alemannia Aachen in Germany and he spoke exclusively to LFChistory about his Liverpool career.

Forty years ago Liverpool played their first European game at Anfield Road.

477 games from seasons 1919/20 - 1928/29 are now complete on LFChistory with line-ups & scorers. All players from seasons 1919-1929 have been added, a total of 55 new profiles.

Seasons 1929/30 - 1938/39 are now complete on LFChistory with line-ups & scorers. A total of 444 games. All players from seasons 1929-1939 have been added. That is a total of 79 new player profiles!

Liverpool hold a prominent place in Chelsea's history, being the first team to play them in a match at Stamford Bridge.

Article from Shoot! in 1975.

Two Liverpool players have won Olympic gold medals!

The first post-war season of 1946-47 saw Liverpool being crowned as Champions of England. Their second home match pitted them against Chelsea.

Interest in the clubs great history has surged in the last few years. Having the match programme provides a direct link to the club's past and helps bring alive many memories of both the good times and the bad.

Chris Wood recently gave himself the enormous task of compiling profiles on every player who has represented Liverpool’s first team from the start in 1892 until the late-1980’s.

Forty years ago today Liverpool played their first European game in Iceland of all places.

All games from 1946 to 1959 have been added to LFChistory. This means you can go to Season archive and see details on all matches from 1945/46 to the current season.

lfchistory.net interviewed Igor Biscan at Melwood.

Rick Parry and the Liverpool board had one man particularily in mind when replacing Gerard Houllier. His name: Rafael Benitez.

Djibril Cissé who made a deal with Liverpool in January to join them on the 1st of July 2004 is the king of the scoring charts in the French league for the second time in the last three seasons.

lfchistory.net is designed for every statistician who wishes to study Liverpool's history through facts and figures.

Fortunately it's not too common for footballers to break their legs. One game this season saw two leg breaks. Back in the 1986/87 season, two Liverpool players broke their legs destroying their Liverpool careers.

More Liverpool supporters reminisce about The Kop's last stand.

Friday 30th April marks the 10th anniversary of the last time that the Kop stood for a home game at Anfield.

13 out of 23 penalties scored. Not a good record by any means.

Harry Kewell silences the home crowd as Liverpool fail to beat Premiership basement boys, but earn a point in a good weekend for the Reds.

The Guardian report on Basel - Liverpool on 12 November 2002.

lfchistory met briefly with Phil Neal. We asked him about the current state of affairs. Neal promised a detailed interview on lfchistory about his career with Liverpool in a not too distant future.

In 2004 LFChistory.net interviewed Alan A'Court who is in Liverpool FC's Hall of Fame.

lfchistory was lucky enough to interview Ron Yeats exclusively at Melwood and the big man didn't disappoint. The interview was published online in February 2004.

Liverpool defeated the Toon Army this Saturday at Anfield to progress into the 5th round of the FA Cup. It was Bruno Cheyrou who stole the show as a fantastic, solid performance put Liverpool through.

After another disappointing twist in this season's league campaign, Adam Elce reviews this Saturday's performance against Spurs.

Adam Elce has joined the ranks at lfchistory.net and will expand on players past and present on our site hopefully for a long time to come. His first article is on the historic game between Chelsea and Liverpool.

Roy Evans today parted company with Liverpool, the club he has served for 35 years. Joint manager Gerard Houllier will take sole control of the club.