1987-88
John Barnes and the attack Dalglish built without Ian Rush
Liverpool lost their most potent goalscorer in the summer of 1987 and somehow became more potent. John Barnes was at the centre of the attack Kenny Dalglish built without Ian Rush.
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- Alan Hansen9 articles
- Alan Kennedy5 articles
- Alec Lindsay3 articles
- Alexander Isak3 articles
- Bill Shankly15 articles
- Bob Paisley17 articles
- Brian Hall4 articles
- Bruce Grobbelaar12 articles
- Chris Lawler4 articles
- Cody Gakpo4 articles
- Craig Johnston11 articles
- David Fairclough11 articles
- David Johnson10 articles
- Dominik Szoboszlai3 articles
- Emlyn Hughes8 articles
- Graeme Souness18 articles
- Ian Callaghan4 articles
- Ian Rush42 articles
- Jan Mølby9 articles
- Jimmy Case15 articles
- Joe Fagan5 articles
- John Aldridge14 articles
- John Barnes25 articles
- John Toshack22 articles
- Kenny Dalglish44 articles
- Kevin Keegan25 articles
- Larry Lloyd3 articles
- Mark Lawrenson3 articles
- Paul Walsh5 articles
- Peter Beardsley12 articles
- Peter Cormack5 articles
- Phil Boersma6 articles
- Phil Neal15 articles
- Phil Thompson9 articles
- Ray Clemence8 articles
- Ray Houghton7 articles
- Ray Kennedy15 articles
- Ronnie Whelan9 articles
- Sammy Lee3 articles
- Steve Heighway19 articles
- Steve McMahon11 articles
- Steve Nicol8 articles
- Terry McDermott15 articles
- Tommy Smith6 articles
Biographies and player features
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27 May 1981
Phil Thompson lived the life every Liverpool supporter imagines
A Kirkby lad who stood on the Kop lifted the European Cup as Liverpool's captain. Almost nobody talks about him.