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Trey Nyoni has earned his place in Liverpool’s midfield
Liverpool have a midfield problem. For me, one decision should now be straightforward: Trey Nyoni has to play.
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Liverpool sold their best player — and somehow got better
Six months after Kevin Keegan left for Hamburg, he returned to Anfield and found a Liverpool side that had somehow become even better.
Mac Allister should have kept this behind closed doors
Alexis Mac Allister has every right to be unhappy with Liverpool’s decision not to offer him a new contract. He should not have turned that private frustration into a public storyline.
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14 September1964
Six goals on Anfield’s first European night
Liverpool beat KR Reykjavík 6–1 as Anfield staged European football for the first time, with Bobby Graham scoring on his debut.
Season spotlight
Liverpool 1959–60
Liverpool began another season in the Second Division under Phil Taylor and finished it under Bill Shankly. Taylor resigned in November after failing to secure a return to the top flight. Shankly’s appointment was announced on 1 December 1959, although he did not arrive at Anfield until a fortnight later. His first match, at home to Cardiff City on 19 December, ended in a 4–0 defeat. A second loss at Charlton followed before a 2–0 win in the return fixture brought his first victory.