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2020年12月5日 · Chelcee Grimes reveals inspiration behind her new LFC track. James Carroll. Chelcee Grimes has explained the inspiration behind her new song on the soundtrack for The End of the Storm – the feature-length documentary about Liverpool's Premier League title win. Simply named Liverpool, the ballad is one of eight to feature on the ...
2018年5月22日 · 1984 - I Don't Know What It Is But I Love It. Somewhat unusually, this one didn't originate in the stands but rather in the tunnel of the Stadio Olimpico, where Liverpool took on AS Roma in the 1984 final. Joe Fagan's men faced the daunting task of overcoming the Italians on their home ground to secure the European Cup for the fourth time.
And so February 13, 2000 marked Steve’s Liverpool debut, away at Arsenal. “I was excited beyond belief,” he says. “It was an incredible experience and walking into the press box at Highbury working for LFC was the realisation of a dream. “We won as well, 1-0 thanks to Titi Camara, in the green kit.
Virgil van Dijk's very own Liverpool song is beginning to take off - and local musician Jamie Webster treated LFCTV to a rendition this week. Webster was in the studio for the latest episode of LFC Later and played out the show with a live version of the terrace tribute to the Reds' No.4. Take a look above. Virgil van Dijk. Jamie Webster.
2018年10月31日 · Chris Shaw @__ChrisShaw. A month that began with a nomination for the 2018 Ballon d'Or ended with a celebratory post-match sing-song for Alisson Becker. The goalkeeper was one of four Liverpool players – alongside Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah – to be included on the 30-man shortlist for the prestigious individual accolade ...
2022年1月21日 · By Chris Shaw. Liverpool booked a return to ‘Anfield South’ next month with a memorable 2-0 win at Arsenal in the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg. Diogo Jota’s wonderfully taken brace at Emirates Stadium on Thursday night sent the Reds through to the competition’s showpiece against Chelsea on February 27.
And as a banner depicting Steven Gerrard kissing the Champions League trophy next to one of the song’s lines hung in the Liverpool supporters’ section of the stadium, thousands of fans joined her in belting out its lyrics. “I had never played a show of that size
