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QUESTION TIME WITH LIVERPOOLFC.TV

Liverpoolfc.tv attempt to answer more of your LFC-related trivia in our regular ’Question Time’ feature...

/noticias.info/ From: Gary Cain (Wigan)
Question: Of all Liverpool's title winning sides, which one used the least number of players?

Answer: The one that were crowned Champions in 1965/66. This was the season Bill Shankly famously called upon just 14 players (appearances in brackets) – Lawrence (42), Lawler (40), Byrne (42), Milne (28), Yeats (42), Stevenson (41), Callaghan (42), Hunt (37), St John (41), Smith (42), Strong (21), Thompson (40), Arrowsmith (3) and Graham (1).

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From: Michael Green
Question: As an avid Ayr United & Liverpool fan since 1977, can you please give all details of steve Nicol transfer to Liverpool from Ayr United in 1981 and his full stats for his career at Anfield, debut, appearance, goal & honours?

norwich 1986/87 Steve NicolAnswer: Steve Nicol joined the Reds from Ayr in October 1981 for £300,000 and spent his early days at Anfield in the reserves. He made his first team debut in August 1982, away to Birmingham and went on to make a total of 466 appearances during an illustrious 12-year Liverpool career. In the process the Scot netted 46 goals and won the following honours; First Division Championship (1983/84. 1985/86, 1987/88, 1989/90), European Cup (1984), FA Cup (1986, 1989, 1992), Charity Shield (1988, 1989) and ScreenSport Super Cup (1986/87). Nicol is now carving out a successful career for himself as coach of America club New England Revolution.

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From: Tom Carruthers
Question: I've been a Northern Irish Liverpool supporter for many years. My first recollection of Liverpool playing was on what must have been a pre season tour of Northern Ireland against Glentoran FC. I must have only been five or six which probably would have made it 1978/1979. When would this friendly have taken place, how many times have Liverpool played Glentoran in a friendly and have they ever met competitively?

Answer: Liverpool and Glentoran have never met competitively. They have played two friendlies though. Both took place in Northern Ireland – a 1-1 draw in April 1982 and a 4-0 Reds win in August 2000.

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Kit Home Tommy Smith 1970From: Brian Waltham (New Zealand)
Question: When did Liverpool first wear their all red strip?

Answer: The now world-famous all-red kit was worn for the first time on 25 November 1964. The occasion was a European Cup tie against Anderlecht at Anfield and Liverpool won 3-0.

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