Appearances

SeasonLeagueFATotal
Grand totals49242534
1939-1940000
1945-1946022
1946-194734640
1947-194837239
1948-194938442
1949-195041748
1950-195135136
1951-195240343
1952-195339140
1953-195436137
1954-195540444
1955-195639544
1956-195741142
1957-195835540
1958-195919019
1959-196017017
1960-1961101
 

Split by opponents

TotalTeam name
23Middlesbrough
20Derby
19Stoke
19Huddersfield
18Wolves
17Bolton
16Chelsea
16Portsmouth
16Sunderland
16Burnley
16Arsenal
15Blackpool
14Man City
14Blackburn
14Charlton
14Man Utd
13Aston Villa
13Sheff Utd
12Lincoln City
12Newcastle
12Everton
12Fulham
10Grimsby Town
10Preston
10Bristol Rovers
10Swansea
9Nottm For
8West Ham
8Rotherham United
8Notts County
8Barnsley
8Sheff Wed
8WBA
7Birmingham
7Doncaster
7Bristol City
6Cardiff
6Leeds United
6Bury
6Tottenham
6Port Vale
5Ipswich
5Hull City
5Plymouth
4Scunthorpe
4Leyton Orient
4Leicester
3Southend
2Luton
2Brighton
1Norwich
1Walsall
1Southampton
1Brentford
1Exeter
1Chester
1Workington
1Accrington Stanley
1Gateshead
1Stockport Cou.
1Northampton
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King Billy quote
"He not only composed the letter my father sent to the club, a letter setting out the stipulations about my having a profession outside football, but Mr. Gray followed this up by making ectensive inquiries about the company Liverpool intended to place me with. Not until he was satisfied did he tell my father it would be in order for me to join the club. Certainly if had not given the all-clear my father would not have allowed me to sign."

Presbyterian minister Rev. D.G. Gray played a big part in Billy Liddell's move to Liverpool

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Billy Liddell statuette
31.03.2009
RCL Sporting Ceramic Icons have created a beautiful figure of Billy Liddell. This limited edition fine bone china figure stands ten inches high, is hand painted and the base has a marble effect finish. Click here for more info.
A message from Mal Liddell, Billy's son!
09.03.2009
"Its now in my 59th. year I am realising what my dad meant to many people. As a young child there was the journey to town I remember when just about everyone we passed acknowledged him. I always thought he knew loads of people, and didnt really know he was such a footballing icon. In this day with the massive salaries afforded to todays footballers the idea of playing the game for the love of it and the loyalty one might associate to one team is not as apparent as when my Dad played. The journey man footballer is all too apparent today. which really brings it home to you when you consider my Dad only ever played for Liverpool. It is superb that his memory still lives on."

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