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Get better acquainted with Liverpool's latest signing, 24-year-old Nathaniel Clyne, by checking out our facts about the defender below. Clyne's professional debut came for Crystal Palace, aged 17, against Barnsley in a Championship game in October 2008. He went on to play 29 matches in total during his maiden season with the Eagles.
23rd May 2024 Column Matt Beard's review of 2023-24, special thank-yous and summer plans. In his final column of 2023-24, Liverpool FC Women manager Matt Beard reflects on the 4-0 win at Leicester City and sealing a top-four finish in the Barclays Women’s Super League.
2020年4月3日 · Pepijn Lijnders interview | Reds training, squad togetherness and maintaining hunger. James Carroll. Pepijn Lijnders believes the work ethic that has underpinned Liverpool’s upward trajectory in recent seasons is continuing as the squad train remotely. The Reds backroom team are hosting sessions for the players via online video link, with a ...
2019年5月18日 · Reina still has his home on Merseyside and intensely follows the progress the club have made ever since his permanent departure in 2014. Now at AC Milan, when not pushing first-choice stopper Gianluigi Donnarumma, one of the Spaniard's favourite pastimes is watching this set of Liverpool players. "Whenever I can basically," he says.
2020年8月17日 · Niamh Fahey has been named the new captain of Liverpool FC Women. The 32-year-old Republic of Ireland international is preparing for her third season with the Reds after signing a new contract in the summer.
2021年3月31日 · And Milner’s ceaseless refusal to allow those to drop means his ambitions continue to burn as bright as ever, even after 19 successful years at the top level. “I think it’s just will to win, I suppose, and the drive to be the best you can every day,” Milner told Liverpoolfc.com during a recent interview. “I think when you lose that ...
2020年9月1日 · Billy Hogan has spoken of his pride and outlined his objectives as he begins the role of Liverpool FC's chief executive officer. Following Peter Moore’s three-year tenure, Hogan now officially takes over the position and, on his first day as CEO, he spoke to Liverpoolfc.com via video call to discuss his and the club’s plans for the future.
