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Liverpool's inspirational captain is arguably the most complete footballer in the world. Power, pace, touch and a never-say-die attitude; Stevie G has it all, and rarely have these attributes been more apparent than when he skippered the Reds to.....read more > |
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The Kop has a new idol by the name of Fernando Torres - and no one makes the famous stand bounce like Liverpool's number nine.
Signed for a club record fee of approximately £20 million in July 2007, El Nino was...read more > |
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The ultimate one-club player, and with one of the biggest hearts in football, Jamie Carragher is Mr Liverpool.
The vice-captain has been instrumental in the Reds' success over the last decade, during which he's made more than 500 appearances. read more > |
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Midfield enforcer Javier Mascherano signed from West Ham in February 2007.
Since then his dynamic style has established him as a Kop favourite and one of the first names on Rafa Benitez's teamsheet. read more > |
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Dutch forward Dirk Kuyt arrived on Merseyside in the summer of 2006 for a fee in the region of £10million.
Selfless and versatile on the pitch, he's undoubtedly one of the hardest working attackers in the game.
Kuyt was born in..read more >
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Jose Manuel Reina is one of the world's top stoppers with an uncanny knack of saving penalties.
He became the latest Spaniard to join the Rafalution in July 2005 and has already smashed a collection of Anfield records.
The bald-headed goalie....read more >
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Daniel Agger is a cultured centre-back who arrived from Brondby IF for a fee of approximately £5million in January 2006.
The Denmark international is now firmly established in Rafa Benitez's first team, with his ability...read more >
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Skilful winger Yossi Benayoun signed from West Ham in July 2007.The Israel skipper began his career at Hapoel Be'er Sheva, 30 miles from where he was born and grew up.
He was invited to join the Ajax Academy aged 15.read more > |
