By Reds, For Reds
The skipper has spent a decade at Anfield and has achieved major honours during his time at the club. This combined with his attitude to events off the pitch, is what makes him the great leader and role model for so many. JAMES NOBLE looks back at his Merseyside career thus far.
The departure of 35-year-old Kolo Touré after 71 appearances in three seasons at Anfield was announced on June 10, 2016. Nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE remembers the Ivorian’s Anfield legacy.
Nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE looks back at Rafa Benítez’s time as Liverpool manager, from the soaring highs to the deep, dark lows and the disappointing final note.
Nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE remembers Liverpool’s dramatic late win over Real Madrid in Paris.
Kenny Dalglish’s men may have won the FA Cup in a wonderful game against Everton, but thoughts and prayers were elsewhere on the day. Nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE remembers.
Saturday, May 13, 2006, marks the most recent occasion that the Reds lifted the FA Cup. JAMES NOBLE remembers the contribution made by their skipper which saw them claim victory in Cardiff.
Tom Watson spent 742 games – and just shy of 19 years – in charge of the club between 1896 and his death in 1915. In that time, he took them from hopefuls, to contenders, to winners.
On April 29, 2001, the 20-year-old midfielder’s barnstorming breakout campaign was rewarded with a notable personal accolade. Nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE reports.
Mohamed Salah was named PFA Player of the Year in his debut Liverpool season, after a campaign which yielded 44 goals. JAMES NOBLE remembers a year like no other for the Egyptian.
On the former Liverpool man’s 39th birthday, nostalgia writer JAMES NOBLE looks back at his lively stint on Merseyside between August 2008 and July 2010 – and the eventful career either side of that.
