Career Milestones

Appearances in all competitions

#DateOpponentVenueCompetitionMatch Report
105.01 1946Chester Sealand RoadFAView report
5027.09 1947EvertonGoodison ParkLeagueView report
10004.12 1948BurnleyAnfieldLeagueView report
15011.01 1950BlackburnAnfieldFAView report
20010.03 1951MiddlesbroughAyresome ParkLeagueView report
25026.04 1952PrestonDeepdaleLeagueView report
30019.09 1953BurnleyAnfieldLeagueView report
35025.12 1954IpswichAnfieldLeagueView report
40011.02 1956PlymouthHome ParkLeagueView report
45030.03 1957Lincoln CitySincil BankLeagueView report
50010.09 1958Sheff UtdAnfieldLeagueView report
 

Goals in all competitions

#DateOpponentVenueCompetitionMatch Report
105.01 1946Chester Sealand RoadFAView report
5026.08 1950SunderlandAnfieldLeagueView report
10013.03 1954Sheff UtdBramall LaneLeagueView report
15017.12 1955Nottm ForAnfieldLeagueView report
20019.02 1958DoncasterBelle VueLeagueView report
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King Billy quote
"We were playing Preston at Deepdale and got a free kick just outside the box. Billy was aiming to hit it with his right foot when the wind rolled the ball away. He just let it run and hit it with his left and it went in like a rocket. He was fast, courageous and very strong. When we got to Newcastle one day, I popped into their dressing room to say hello to my old team-mates. Newcastle had a very good full-back in Bobby Cowell, who said to me: "Albert, how do I play against Billy Liddell?" I replied: "I 'll say one thing, if Billy picks up the ball and you're not close to him when he does, you're dead!"

Albert Stubbins - Liverpool 1946-1953

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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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