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Fabinho was born on October 23, 1993 in Campinas, close to the south-east coast of Brazil, and began his football career with Paulinia FC in nearby Sao Paulo before joining Fluminense. But, like many of his compatriots, he quickly made the move to Europe. Portuguese club Rio Ave won his signature in 2012, but it was with Real Madrid where the ...
2021年3月26日 · Caoimhin Kelleher interview | LFC's laidback, Irish-dancing 'keeper. Perhaps a bit of lost sleep is the only lifestyle change Caoimhin Kelleher has noticed in this progressive season of his. In the early hours of December 2, 2020, the goalkeeper was tossing and turning in his bed. Attempting to sleep was, it turned out, a fruitless task.
2022年12月28日 · home. / news. / first team. 28th December 2022. Liverpool reach agreement for Cody Gakpo transfer. James Carroll. Liverpool Football Club have reached an agreement for the transfer of Cody Gakpo from PSV Eindhoven, subject to a work permit.
2016年5月8日 · Sheyi Ojo: I'm happy, but I know I can play even better. Despite impressing in his first Barclays Premier League start for Liverpool last month, Sheyi Ojo still feels there is plenty of room for improvement. The 18-year-old featured in April's 4-1 victory over Stoke City at Anfield and went on to provide a wonderful cross for Daniel Sturridge's ...
2019年12月19日 · In profile: Takumi Minamino. Chris Shaw @__ChrisShaw. Japan international Takumi Minamino will arrive at Liverpool on January 1, 2020 with a track record of winning silverware and producing clinical attacking football. The Reds’ newest recruit, who completed a medical and sealed a long-term deal with the club at Melwood on Wednesday, is set ...
In Shankly's words: "He was thrown into the fire and he ignited the new team. He brought it to life with awareness and skill. He was the inspiration of the new team." The new team won the UEFA Cup in 1973 - Liverpool's first European trophy - and the FA Cup the following year in what would be Shankly's final competitive game.
Playing against Manchester City in 1956 in an FA Cup tie, Liverpool were trailing 2-1. In the dying moments of the game, Liddell broke through the City defence and let fly. His shot flew into the net and the Kop went wild. However, the referee had blown his whistle the moment Liddell hit the ball.
