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1951 - Ray Kennedy was born in Seaton Delavel. After five successful years as a forward with Arsenal, Bob Paisley converted him into a left-sided midfielder following his arrival for £180,000 as Bill Shankly's last signing in July 1974. He won five League titles, three European Cups, the UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, League Cup and three FA Charity Shields in his eight years at Anfield, striking 72 times in 393 reds games. He is now battling against Parkinson's disease.
Robbie arrives
2008 - Robbie Keane signed from Tottenham Hotspur for £19.3m. He struck seven times in 28 reds outings before returning to north London for an initial £15m fee the following February. He has so far grabbed fourteen goals in 39 games in his second spell with Spurs, joining Celtic on loan for the second half of last season. On the same day, ex-red El-Hadji Diouf joined Sunderland from Bolton Wanderers for £2.5m, after a total of 24 goals in 136 games for the Trotters.
Razor sheathed
1992 - Ray Houghton was sold to Aston Villa for £900,000 as Graeme Souness tried to reduce the number of non-Englishmen in the squad, to comply with UEFA regulations for European competition. He had netted 38 times in 202 reds games, helping us to claim two League titles, two FA Cups and the FA Charity Shield.
Rafa's first capture
2004 - Josemi signed from Málaga for £2m, becoming new boss Rafael Benítez's first signing. He made just 35 reds appearances at right-back before joining Villarreal in exchange for Jan Kromkamp in January 2006.
Four for Fagan
1945 - Willie Fagan scored four times, including two penalties, as we thumped an RAF XI 7-0 in Germany shortly after the end of hostilities. Legendary forward Billy Liddell bagged a brace, with Jack Balmer completing the scoring.
Fernando the champion
2002 - Future red Fernando Torres bagged the only goal of the Final of the European Championships for Spain Under-19's as they beat their German counterparts in Oslo.
New boys off the mark
1997 - New signing Øyvind Leonhardsen and young winger Mark Kennedy both scored their first reds goals in a 6-0 rout of Shelbourne in Dublin, each netting twice. Danny Murphy also struck his first reds goal, with Steve McManaman adding the other.
Merseyside honours even
1996 - We were held to a goalless draw at Goodison Park in the third place play-off of a friendly tournament also featuring Borussia Mönchengladbach and Porto, to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Sir John Moores CBE.
Scandinavian reds
1987 - Steve Nicol was on target as we drew 1-1 with Danish side Brønshøj at the Ringsted Stadion.
1991 - We were held to a goalless draw at Sirius in Sweden.
Cleaned out by Ajax
2001 - We lost our closing fixture in the pre-season Amsterdam Tournament, going down 3-1 to Ajax. Jari Litmanen featured against his old side, while Robbie Fowler was on the scoresheet.
Other pre-season games
1971 - Chris Lawler netted from long range as we beat Wrexham 1-0 in a testimonial game for Arfon Griffiths at the Racecourse Ground.
1993 - Ian Rush scored as we drew 1-1 at Birmingham City in the T.N.T. Inter-City Challenge Cup. We lost the resulting penalty shoot-out 4-3.
2007 - A Liverpool XI was held to a 1-1 friendly draw at Colchester United, with Miki Roque volleying our goal.
South coast moves
2009 - Peter Crouch joined Tottenham Hotspur from Portsmouth. He had struck sixteen times in 49 outings in this second spell with Pompey.
2006 - David Thompson signed for Portsmouth, having been released by Wigan Athletic at the end of the previous season. He featured just fifteen times for Pompey before moving to Bolton Wanderers the following January.
Tosh for Charlie
1969 - Future red John Toshack played for Wales as they lost 1-0 to a Rest Of UK side at Ninian Park, in a game played to mark the investiture of the Prince of Wales, and raise funds for the Aberfan Disaster Fund.
Youngsters in action
2009 - Conor Coady and Andre Wisdom both played for England Under-17's as they drew 1-1 with Denmark in the Nordic Tournament in Trondheim.
2002 - Michael Foley-Sheridan appeared for the Republic of Ireland in the UEFA Under-19's European Championships third place play-off, which they lost 2-1 to Slovakia in Oslo.
Ged in charge
1993 - Future reds boss Gérard Houllier led France to a 3-1 friendly win over Russia in Caen. Frank Sauzée, Eric Cantona and Jean-Pierre Papin netted for Les Bleus.
Lucas at last
2008 - Lucas featured for a Brazil Olympic XI in their 3-0 defeat of a Singapore Select XI in the Stadium of Singapore, in what was the last match before the stadium was demolished later that year.
On the move again
1987 - Future reds loanee keeper Alec Chamberlain joined Everton from Ipswich Town for £80,000.
2005 - Ex-reserves midfielder Neil Prince signed for Conference North outfit Stalybridge Celtic three years ago, after impressing on a trial. He left in May 2007 after seventeen strikes in 84 appearances.
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In comes Deano
1991 - Dean Saunders signed from Derby County for £2.9m as a replacement for Peter Beardsley. He scored 25 goals in 61 appearances as the reds won the FA Cup, before being moved on to Aston Villa in September 1992.
We always win in Wales
2005 - We beat Total Network Solutions 3-0 at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground in the second leg of our Champions League qualifier, to reach the second qualifying round 6-0 on aggregate. Dietmar Hamann had a penalty saved, with Steven Gerrard coming off the bench to add a late brace to Djibril Cissé's first-half goal. Anthony Le Tallec made his 32nd and final reds appearance in this game.
Bon anniversaire
1981 - Grégory Vignal was born in Montpellier. The young French left-back failed to establish himself at Anfield, spending much of his time out on loan at Bastia, Stade Rennais and R.C.D. Espanyol. He signed for Portsmouth in July 2005 after being released from Anfield following just fourteen starts and six substitute appearances. However, he has since continued his nomadic career.
1926 - Inside-forward Kevin Baron was born in Preston. The Anfield favourite signed from his hometown side in August 1945 and made 153 reds appearances, including the 1950 FA Cup Final, nabbing 32 goals. He moved on to Southend United in May 1954.
Doss starts out
2008 - Andrea Dossena played his first reds game as we drew 1-1 with Wisla Kraków in Fribourg in Switzerland. Andriy Voronin bagged our goal.
Les gems for the first time
2003 - Anthony Le Tallec and Florent Sinama-Pongolle both played their first reds games as we drew 1-1 with Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road, with Michael Owen on target. The game was a testimonial match for Crewe's Steve Macauley and Shaun Smith, held over from the season before.
Diarra's day
2002 - We won 1-0 in Le Havre as we kicked off our pre-season schedule. Debutant Alou Diarra, who was soon to join Le Havre AC on loan, enjoyed the rare distinction of returning to the pitch after having been substituted, as a replacement for Vegard Heggem, so making his only reds appearance. New signings Bruno Cheyrou and El-Hadji Diouf both appeared in a red shirt for the first time, while Anthony Le Tallec and Florent Sinama-Pongolle both featured for the French side.
2009 - We lost a friendly 1-0 to SK Rapid Wien in the Ernst-Happel Stadion in Vienna.
In the far east
2001 - We beat the Thailand national side 3-1 in Bangkok to claim the Coca-Cola Super Cup in the Rajamangala National Stadium. Michael Owen struck twice, with Nick Barmby netting the other.
International beginnings
1976 - Future red Avi Cohen played his first senior game for his country as Israel were held to a goalless draw by Guatemala in the Olympics in Toronto.
2003 - Future red Daniel Agger made his debut for Denmark Under-20's, netting his only goal at this level as they beat Wales 2-0 in a NI Milk Cup game in Northern Ireland.
Yossi to England
2005 - Yossi Benayoun signed for West Ham United from Real Racing Club de Santander for £2.5m. He struck eight times in 72 games for the Hammers, and featured for the losing side in the 2006 FA Cup Final.
Out goes Devlin
1928 - Forward Tom Devlin was sold to Swindon Town for £250, having failed to make our first-team. His brother, centre-forward William, was at Anfield at the same time as him.
Trigger on the move again
2004 - Ex-red Jason McAteer signed for Tranmere Rovers. He bagged five goals in ninety games for the Prenton Park outfit, as well as taking on coaching duties.
Calum departs
2006 - Reserves full-back Calum Woods signed for Dunfermline Athletic, having failed to make the break-through at Anfield. He has so far struck seven goals in 116 games for the Pars, often at centre-back.
Partridge stars
1999 - Richie Partridge starred for the Republic of Ireland Under-18's in their 1-0 defeat of Spain in the European Championship Finals in Sweden, winning the penalty from which the Irish scored.
1998 - He was on target in the same competition in Ireland's 5-2 defeat of Croatia in Ayia Napia.
Emiliano on the world stage
2007 - Emiliano Insúa played for Argentina Under-20's in Toronto as they beat Chile 3-0 to reach the World Championships Final.
Grég sees red
2000 - Grégory Vignal was sent off as France Under-18's beat a Czech Republic side that included future red Milan Baroš 1-0 in a European Championship Finals game in Donauwörth.
Stanley heads off again
1999 - Stan Collymore joined Fulham on loan from Aston Villa. He scored just once in nine appearances for the Cottagers before returning to Villa Park. He was then moved on to Leicester City on a free transfer a few months later, at a loss to Villa of £7m.
Rizzo on the move
2000 - Ex-reserves winger Nicky Rizzo signed for Italian side Ternana from Crystal Palace for £100,000. He stayed there for two seasons before moving on to Lecce.
sharing who we are...
In comes Deano
1991 - Dean Saunders signed from Derby County for £2.9m as a replacement for Peter Beardsley. He scored 25 goals in 61 appearances as the reds won the FA Cup, before being moved on to Aston Villa in September 1992.
We always win in Wales
2005 - We beat Total Network Solutions 3-0 at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground in the second leg of our Champions League qualifier, to reach the second qualifying round 6-0 on aggregate. Dietmar Hamann had a penalty saved, with Steven Gerrard coming off the bench to add a late brace to Djibril Cissé's first-half goal. Anthony Le Tallec made his 32nd and final reds appearance in this game.
Bon anniversaire
1981 - Grégory Vignal was born in Montpellier. The young French left-back failed to establish himself at Anfield, spending much of his time out on loan at Bastia, Stade Rennais and R.C.D. Espanyol. He signed for Portsmouth in July 2005 after being released from Anfield following just fourteen starts and six substitute appearances. However, he has since continued his nomadic career.
1926 - Inside-forward Kevin Baron was born in Preston. The Anfield favourite signed from his hometown side in August 1945 and made 153 reds appearances, including the 1950 FA Cup Final, nabbing 32 goals. He moved on to Southend United in May 1954.
Doss starts out
2008 - Andrea Dossena played his first reds game as we drew 1-1 with Wisla Kraków in Fribourg in Switzerland. Andriy Voronin bagged our goal.
Les gems for the first time
2003 - Anthony Le Tallec and Florent Sinama-Pongolle both played their first reds games as we drew 1-1 with Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road, with Michael Owen on target. The game was a testimonial match for Crewe's Steve Macauley and Shaun Smith, held over from the season before.
Diarra's day
2002 - We won 1-0 in Le Havre as we kicked off our pre-season schedule. Debutant Alou Diarra, who was soon to join Le Havre AC on loan, enjoyed the rare distinction of returning to the pitch after having been substituted, as a replacement for Vegard Heggem, so making his only reds appearance. New signings Bruno Cheyrou and El-Hadji Diouf both appeared in a red shirt for the first time, while Anthony Le Tallec and Florent Sinama-Pongolle both featured for the French side.
2009 - We lost a friendly 1-0 to SK Rapid Wien in the Ernst-Happel Stadion in Vienna.
In the far east
2001 - We beat the Thailand national side 3-1 in Bangkok to claim the Coca-Cola Super Cup in the Rajamangala National Stadium. Michael Owen struck twice, with Nick Barmby netting the other.
International beginnings
1976 - Future red Avi Cohen played his first senior game for his country as Israel were held to a goalless draw by Guatemala in the Olympics in Toronto.
2003 - Future red Daniel Agger made his debut for Denmark Under-20's, netting his only goal at this level as they beat Wales 2-0 in a NI Milk Cup game in Northern Ireland.
Yossi to England
2005 - Yossi Benayoun signed for West Ham United from Real Racing Club de Santander for £2.5m. He struck eight times in 72 games for the Hammers, and featured for the losing side in the 2006 FA Cup Final.
Out goes Devlin
1928 - Forward Tom Devlin was sold to Swindon Town for £250, having failed to make our first-team. His brother, centre-forward William, was at Anfield at the same time as him.
Trigger on the move again
2004 - Ex-red Jason McAteer signed for Tranmere Rovers. He bagged five goals in ninety games for the Prenton Park outfit, as well as taking on coaching duties.
Calum departs
2006 - Reserves full-back Calum Woods signed for Dunfermline Athletic, having failed to make the break-through at Anfield. He has so far struck seven goals in 116 games for the Pars, often at centre-back.
Partridge stars
1999 - Richie Partridge starred for the Republic of Ireland Under-18's in their 1-0 defeat of Spain in the European Championship Finals in Sweden, winning the penalty from which the Irish scored.
1998 - He was on target in the same competition in Ireland's 5-2 defeat of Croatia in Ayia Napia.
Emiliano on the world stage
2007 - Emiliano Insúa played for Argentina Under-20's in Toronto as they beat Chile 3-0 to reach the World Championships Final.
Grég sees red
2000 - Grégory Vignal was sent off as France Under-18's beat a Czech Republic side that included future red Milan Baroš 1-0 in a European Championship Finals game in Donauwörth.
Stanley heads off again
1999 - Stan Collymore joined Fulham on loan from Aston Villa. He scored just once in nine appearances for the Cottagers before returning to Villa Park. He was then moved on to Leicester City on a free transfer a few months later, at a loss to Villa of £7m.
Rizzo on the move
2000 - Ex-reserves winger Nicky Rizzo signed for Italian side Ternana from Crystal Palace for £100,000. He stayed there for two seasons before moving on to Lecce.
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