Important Players: Liverpool From England

Important players: Liverpool from England

Introduction

It is undoubtedly one of the greats of the Premier League and has more than 120 years of existence. His most glorious time was between 70 and 80 when they won 18 titles. We tell you more about the Liverpool of England in the following article. Foundation and beginnings of Liverpool of England. The official year on which the club was founded is 1892, thanks to a man named John Houlding, who decided to "separate" from Everton to form his own institution. This team left the Vacancia and Houlding Estfield stadium took the opportunity to use it as the house of the incipient set.

Developing

Liverpool joined the Second Division of the English League a year later and that same season ascended to the first. He won his first title in 1901. In 1914 he reached the final of the FA Cup and between the 20s and 40s sums some local titles. In the 50s he descends to the Second Division and was in that category until 1962. Only two years later he is crowned champion of the Premier League, after 17 years of drought. Los Dorados 70 and 80 for Liverpool. In season 72-73, the famous Bob Paisley, one of the club’s idols assumes as coach. 

That’s when golden age begins for Liverpool. Win the Premier League titles in the following editions: 72-73, 75-76, 76-77, 78-79, 79-80, 81-82, 82-83, 85-86, 87-88 and 89-90. Since 1983 Paisley’s replacement was Joe Fagan, who had been his assistant. Liverpool is the most laureate English team, with 63 official titles.

And not only the successes are at the local level, but also in those years it takes four champions league (76-77, 77-78, 80-81 and 83-84), two European League (72-73 and 75-76) and a European Super Cup. 

If we add to that the previous and later trophies, we have as a result to the English club with more international titles. Anfield, the Liverpool house. It is very important to talk about the home of the Reds, which was built in 1884 against Stanley Park. In the beginning, Anfield was used by the Everton club, however since 1892 he owns Liverpool. This means that for almost 130 years the team is local in the same enclosure. Some curiosities of Anfield: at the end of one of the masts of the SS Great Eastern ship (19th century) Flamea the club’s flag. 

In 1906 one of the stands was baptized as ‘Spion Kop’ in tribute to a battle in the Second Bóer War (many Liverpool -native soldiers died). Fans who always go to that stand are known as ‘kopites’. Although Anfield had an capacity of more than 60,000 spectators, it currently allows a capacity of just over 45,000 after the total remodeling they did in the 90s (he reopened for the centenary of the club in 1992). Liverpool statistics. Liverpool has been in 101 First Division seasons of England.

And 11 in the second category. In 1979 he won no less than 30 games. His most bulky victory was 11 to 0 to the Stromgodset, for the 16th final of the 1974-75 Europe. Against it has suffered an 8 to 0 by the hand of Huddersfield in 1934. The Reds have won the UEFA Champions League (the last in 2019) and three the UEFA European League (2001 last time). The top historical scorer of the club is the Welshman Ian Rush, who scored 346 goals between 1980 and 1995, both in national and international matches. 

conclusion

Only in the English League, Roger Hunt (1958-1969) is the one who has become more: 245. The English Ian Callaghan is the Liverpool player with the most games played with the club’s shirt (857, between 1960 and 1978). The coach with the most titles is the local idol, Bob Paisley, who allowed the team to take 20 trophies and the one who was on the bench was Tom Watson, who directed them for 19 years (and 742 games). Finally, an extract of the Liverpool anthem: ‘Walk, walk with hope in your heart. And you will never walk alone.