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 Anfield by dixonchan
The stadium tour costs 9 pounds and departs hourly. You'll get to see the dressing room, the player's tunnel and of couse the stadium view. Leave a Comment Address: AnfieldDirections: Take a 26 (or 27) from Paradise St. Bus Station or a 17B, 17C, 17D, or 217 from Queen Square bus station directly to the ground. The 68 and 168 which operate between Bootle and Aigburth and the 14 (from Queen Square) and 19 stop a short walk away.Website: www.liverpooltv.fc
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Liverpool FC is historically the most successful team in England and current champions of Europe after beating Milan on penalties, and together with Everton they dominated the top division in the 1980's. With the legendary Kenny Dalgish, Gary Lineker, John Barnes and co.
The current heroes include Harry Kewell, Steven Gerard and Alan Stubbs. Leave a Comment Address: Anfield + Goodison ParkDirections: Either side of Stanley Park
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If ever there was an English football club with justification for having a museum, its got to be Liverpool FC. Like most great clubs, it's had its share of top class players, but what makes the Reds stand apart from the others is a record of trophy winning second-to-none, made all the better since the arrival of Rafa Benitez and the unforgettable Champions League triumph of 2005.
For me, the museum is second to non and houses all the trophies Liverpool Football Club have ever won. Including the Champions League trophy from the 2004/2005 season. It also has two cinemas, one showing the heriocs of last season in the Champions League Final and the other showing the history of Liverpool Football Club and the famous Spion Kop. It also has a piece of the famous Kop to stand on whilst watching this footage.
The stadium tour allows you behind the scenes at Anfield, offering the chance to visit the dressing room, walk down the tunnel to the sound of 45,000 cheering fans, touch the famous 'This Is Anfield' sign and sit in the team dugout. The tour guides are really knowledgable and enthusiastic and there will be lots of opportunities to take some fantastic pictures! The stadium tour takes around 45 minutes to complete and then you can spend as long as you want in the museum. Price for the stadium tour is £9 and museum is about £5. Please see the link to the website for up to date prices. When I visited we were told we could only go to the museum as the tour was fully booked. I managed to get our names down on the reserve list and we managed to get a place on the next tour. This resulted in us paying a little more as I think you pay a combined price usually if you book in advance for both the tour and museum. Leave a Comment Address: Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0THPhone: 0151 260-6677Directions: Bus number 26 from stand 2 at Paradise bus station will take you right outside the groud. I paid £1.40 in April 2006 for a one way bus ticket to the ground.Website: http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/club/tour.htm
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 Taking Home The Silver by SapineKuuAddress: Anfield Road Liverpool L4 0THPhone: 0151- 260-2361Directions: Anfield is located about six miles from the city centre. You can get a taxi or bus.Website: www.liverpoolfc.tv
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OK, how about Litmanen, Diouf, Berger, Smicer, Cheyrou, Diao, Xavier, Wright, Heggem, Vignal, Diarra, Kirkland.
The most successful English football team is Liverpool FC, forget Man Ure, as the saying goes, there are reds and there are Mighty Reds. Leave a Comment Directions: Liverpool Football Club Anfield Road Liverpool Merseyside L4 OTHOther Contact: http://www.liverpoolfc.tv
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although I am not a football fan, the football clubs in particular Anfield (although there is another one begginning with E I think) Leave a Comment
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Catch a football (soccer) game at the historic Anfield stadium if you're there anytime between August and May.
Its definitely a Liverpudlian experience. Even non-soccer fans will appreciate the intensity of the stadium atmosphere. Plus watch one of the world's most famous football clubs in action. Leave a Comment Address: Anfield
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 Anfield Across Stanely Park by DUNK67
Liverpool are one of the most famous and successful clubs in the world winning several trophies.
On the 8th September 2001 I travelled to Anfield and watched the mighty Aston Villa beat Liverpool 3-1 , this was only the second time that I have seen Villa win at Anfield. Leave a Comment
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 Liverpool v Coventry by CandS
This is a photo from a Liverpool v Coventry game in November 2000...luckily Liverpool won! ;) Leave a Comment
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