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Liverpool Football Club is an English Premier League football club based in Liverpool. The club has won eighteen League titles, seven FA Cups and a record eight League Cups. Liverpool has won more European titles than any other English club, having won five European Cups, three UEFA Cups and three UEFA Super Cups. Liverpool was founded in 1892 and joined the Football League the following year. The club has played at Anfield since its formation. The most successful period in Liverpool's history was the 1970s and '80s when Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley led the club to eleven league titles and seven European trophies. The club's supporters have been involved in two major tragedies. The first was the Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985 in which charging Liverpool fans caused a wall to collapse, killing 39 Juventus supporters. In the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, 96 Liverpool supporters lost their lives in a crush against perimeter fencing. Liverpool has long-standing rivalries with neighbours Everton and with Manchester United. The team changed from red shirts and white shorts to an all-red home strip in 1964. The club's anthem is "You'll Never Walk Alone".

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JADWAL MATCH EPL LFC 2012/2013 *AUGUST - 18 West Brom (A) - 25 Manchester City (H) *SEPTEMBER - 1 Arsenal (H) - 15 Sunderland (A) - 22 Manchester United (H) - 29 Norwich City (A) *OCTOBER - 6 Stoke City (H) - 20 Reading (H) - 27 Everton (A) *NOVEMBER - 3 Newcastle United (H) - 10 Chelsea (A) - 17 Wigan Athletic (H) - 24 Swansea City (A) - 27 Tottenham (A) *DECEMBER - 1 Southampton (H) - 8 West Ham (A) - 15 Aston Villa (H) - 22 Fulham (H) - 26 Stoke City (A) - 29 QPR (A) *JANUARY 2013 - 1 Sunderland (H) - 12 Manchester United (A) - 19 Norwich City (H) - 29 Arsenal (A) *FEBRUARY - 2 Manchester City (A) - 9 West Brom (H) - 23 Swansea City (H) *MARCH - 2 Wigan Athletic (A) - 9 Tottenham (H) - 16 Southampton (A) - 30 Aston Villa (A) *APRIL - 6 West Ham (H) - 13 Reading (A) - 20 Chelsea (H) - 27 Newcastle United (A) *MAY - 4 Everton (H) - 12 Fulham (A) - 19 QPR (H)

Chronological list of trophies won 1901: Football League Championship (manager: T. Watson) 1906: Football League Championship (manager: T. Watson) 1922: Football League Championship (manager: D. Ashworth) 1923: Football League Championship (manager: M. McQueen) 1947: Football League Championship (manager: G. Kay) 1964: Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly) 1965: FA Cup (manager: B. Shankly) 1966: Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly) 1973: UEFA Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly) 1974: FA Cup (manager: B. Shankly) 1976: UEFA Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley) 1977: UEFA European Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley) 1978: UEFA European Cup (manager: B. Paisley) 1979: Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley) 1980: Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley) 1981: UEFA European Cup, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley) 1982: Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley) 1983: Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley) 1984: UEFA European Cup, Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: J. Fagan) 1986: Football League Championship, FA Cup (manager: K. Dalglish) 1988: Football League Championship (manager: K. Dalglish) 1989: FA Cup (manager: K. Dalglish) 1990: Football League Championship (manager: K. Dalglish) 1992: FA Cup (manager: G. Souness) 1995: Football League Cup (manager: R. Evans) 2001: UEFA Cup, FA Cup, Football League Cup, European Super Cup (manager: G. Houllier) 2003: Football League Cup (manager: G. Houllier) 2005: UEFA Champions League, European Super Cup (manager: R. Benítez) 2006: FA Cup (manager: R. Benítez) 2012: Football League Cup (manager K. Dalglish)

It's a page where you can get to know all things related to LFC, we aren't like some other pages who just do a google search and post a link, we pick and create our posts precisely so as not to discomfort any LFC fan in future.A bit about LFC now: Liverpool Football Club is an English professional football club from Liverpool, England that plays in the Premier League. Liverpool has played at Anfield since the club's foundation in 1892 and was admitted to the Football League a year later. England's most successful club of all the time, and one of the most successful clubs in the history of English football, Liverpool has won a joint-record 18 league titles, seven FA Cups and a record seven League Cups. Liverpool is the most successful English club in European competition having won five European Cups, Currently,it is led by Steven Gerrard and is managed by Kenny Dalglish. *Cut open our veins and we bleed liverpool red. *we were born Red. *Red in flesh. *Red by heart. *Red by soul. *We are Liverpool, thats makes us different \m/ ONE OF THE WORLDS TOP CLUB with 61 major titles. We are the Liverpool and there no Force that can beat us. *You'll*Never*Walk*Alone*. ████████████ 100% Liverpool FC TILL DEATH ..!! beyond death ..!! ﾚﾉ√乇尺ｱoOﾚ FC ♥ From Shankly to Kenny we've followed our team, Rome to Istanbul we've all lived the dream. Our journey is long, but our goal stays the same, to keep for our children the famous red name. Wherever we are, wherever we stay, be sure the Kopites will sieze the day. For this is our destiny, our passion and pride, Liverpool Football Club, the worlds greatest side! ♥ *Even if you are not a RED, you too can be a part of this fan-page as long you don't dis-respect Liverpool Football Club and its supporters. We R england's most regular KING'S of europe, v r THE red's, v r THE liverpool..♥

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The highly-rated forward was brought to the club by Gary McAllister in the summer of 2008 and has become a firm favourite at Elland Road. Having captured the attention of a number of English clubs while playing for Livingston and then on loan at Stirling Albion, Robert had no doubts when Leeds United came calling and he joined the club at the end of July 2008. A Scottish youth international, he scored 10 goals in the Scottish First Division the season before he moved south and his pace and goalscoring ability caught the eye. He was linked with a move to Barcelona at one stage, following suggestions that the Spanish giants wanted to take him on trial. Robert is still a relative young player but he made a big impression during his first season with the Elland Road club. Rob made his United debut at Scunthorpe in August 2008 and scored in the Carling Cup win at Chester City four days later. He has scored some stunning goals, including a scissor-kick against Northampton to bring up the century for the season, and he deservedly picked up the Regional Members Clubs' Player of the Season Award in 2008/09. The Scot was rewarded for his efforts when he signed a new four-year contract with the club on the eve of the 2009/2010 season. He followed that up with another strong season in 2009/10 when he sailed past the 100 appearances mark as the club clinched promotion to the Championship. Robert Snodgrass celebrates scoring against Northampton

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After a very successfull 2011 season with David riding in the British Supersport Cup series where he finished in P2 after a couple of engine failures towards the latter end of the season, plan have now been finalised for 2012 BSB. Double M Racing will be running David Paton in the full Supersport class with new engines built to the very same high technical specs as the machine which won the World Supersport championship for the Parkingo World Supersport team. With these engines we hope to be running towards the front of the field from the start up at Brands Hatch on Easter weekend. David Paton Racing is Sponsored by the following companies Mark Middleton Double "M" Racing Motorcycle Law Scotland http://www.motorcyclelawscotland.co.uk Made with Web http://www.madewithweb.com Drummond Motor Company http://www.drummondmotorco.com EBC Brakes http://www.ebcbrakes.com Fife Auto Centre http://www.fife-autocentre.co.uk KBC Helmets http://www.kbchelmets.co.uk Daytona Boots http://www.daytona.de