FA Cup Final against Liverpool (1986)
FA Cup Final against Liverpool (1989)
Harvey as manager
rivalry with Liverpool
sharing stadium with Liverpool issue
taunting of Liverpool players by fans
v Liverpool (1998)
v Liverpool (2001)
wins FA Cup (1966)
Everton's School of Excellence
FA Cup
(1966)
(1986)
(1989)
(1992)
(1996)
(1999)
(2001)
(2005)
(2006)
FA School of Excellence see Lilleshall
FA Youth Cup
(1996)
(2006/2007)
Fabregas, Cesc
Fagan, Joe
Fairclough, David
Ferdinand, Rio
Ferguson, Sir Alex
Ferguson, Duncan
Figo, Luis
Finnan, Steve
Flanagan, Paul and Julian
Foe, Marc Vivien
Foley, Tom
foreign coaches
foreign players
Fowler, Robbie
France
Galley, Dave
Garcia, Luis
Gascoigne, Paul
Gattuso, Gennaro
Germany
England's win against (2001)
Gerrard, Steven
and (2005–06) season
and Benitez
chanting against by Evertonians
contract crisis and Chelsea bid (2005)
contribution to Liverpool FC
decision to stay (2005)
and European Cup (2005)
and FA Cup Final (2006)
international career
rumours of going to Chelsea and decision to stay at
Liverpool (2004)
wins PFA Player of the Year (2006)
wins UEFA midfielder of the year/most valuable player (2005)
Giggs, Ryan
Gillett, George
Gonzalez, Mark
Gray, Andy
Greaves, Jimmy
Grip, Tord
Grobbelaar, Bruce
Gudjohnsen, Eidur
Gullit, Ruud
Guthrie, Danny
Hall, Ray
Hall, Tony
Halsall, Peter
Hamann, Dietmar (Didi)
Hansen, Alan
Harkness, Steve
Harris, Andy
Harvey, Colin
Henchoz, Stéphane
Hendrie, Lee
Henry, Thierry
Herrera, Paco
Heskey, Emile
Heysel disaster (1985)
Hicks, Tom
interview (2008)
Hillsborough tragedy (1986)
Hoddle, Glenn
Hodges, Harry
Hooton, Peter
Horne, Barry
Houllier, Gérard
anti-alcohol stance
appearance at European Cup final (2005)
comeback after operation
conflict with Heighway
delegation of coaching responsibilities
demise
and Didi Hamann
heart attack and operation
and Ince
and Litmanen
management style and philosophy
memory and grasp of detail
obsession with football
as part of 'joint management' set-up
player selections
and press
recruitment of foreign teenagers
relationship with Carragher and influence on
relationship with players
revival of Liverpool under
sacking of
selling of local players
signings
tactics
team talks
and treble (2001)
and UEFA Cup (2001)
Hughes, Mark
Hurst, Geoff
Hutchison, Don
Hyypia, Sami
Ince, Paul
Inter Milan
Ipswich
Irons, Kenny
Irureta, Javier
Italy
James, David
Jones, Rob
Josemi
Juventus
Kaká
Kaladze, Kakha
Kane, George
Keane, Robbie
Keane, Roy
Keegan, Kevin
Keggin, Jamie
Kelly, Martin
Kendall, Howard
Kenwright, Bill
Kewell, Harry
King, Ledley
Klinsmann, Jurgen
Knighton, Michael
Kuyt, Dirk
Kvarme, Bjorn
Laffey, Mick
Lampard, Frank
Lampard, Frank, Snr
Lawler, Chris
Lawton, Matt
League Cup
(1995)
(1998)
(2001)
(2003)
(2005)
Lee, Gordon
Lee, Sammy
Leeds
Leicester
Leighton, Jim
Leiva, Lucas
Leto, Sebastian
Lilleshall
Lineker, Gary
Litmanen, Jari
Livermore, Doug
Liverpool FC
(1996–97) season
(1997–98) season
(1998–99) season
(1999–2000) season
(2000–01) season
(2001–02) season
(2002–03) season
(2003–04) season
(2004–05) season
(2005–06) season
(2006–07) season
(2007–08) season
allegations of being boring
attitude of players during Evans era
and Benitez see Benitez, Rafa
Carragher at see Carragher Jamie: Liverpool
Christmas Party antics (1998)
commercial development
comparison of League and European team performances
conflict between youth director and manager
decline
disagreements between Benitez and American owners and speculation over sacking
and Evans
fans
financial problems
formations
hostility between Chelsea and
and Houllier see Houllier Gérard
introduction of zonal marking by Benitez
'joint management' set–up
Klinsmann as manager story
lack of width problem
'never-say-die' cup spirit
philosophy
player rotation policy
promoting of within policy
recruitment of foreign teenagers
reserve league
rivalry with Everton
rivalry with Manchester United
rotating room-mate plan under Benitez
Shankly legacy
sharing stadium with Everton issue
'Spice Boys' image
squad in
stadium plans
takeover of by Americans (2007) and conflict between
treble season (2000–01)
winning of League title obsession
wins European Cup (2005)
see European Cup (2005)
wins FA Cup (2001)
wins FA Cup (2006)
wins League Cup (2001)
wins League Cup (2003)
wins UEFA Cup (2001)
youth development policy
Liverpool Echo
Lombardi, Vince
McAllister, Gary
McAteer, Jason
McAuley, Hugh
McCall, Stuart
McCann, Gavin
McClaren, Steve
McGowan, Gary
McKenzie, Duncan
McMahon, Steve
McManaman, Steve
Madjani, Carl
Maldini, Paolo
Manchester United
FA Cup tie against Liverpool (1999)
loses League Cup final (2003)
rivalry between Liverpool and
treble (1999)
Maradona, Diego
Marsh Lane
Marshall, Struan
Mascherano, Javier
Match of the Day
Matteo, Dominic
Maxwell, Robert
Mellor, David
Mellor, Neil
Merton Villa
Messi, Lionel
Mexes, Philippe
Middlesbrough
Miller, Alex
Miller, Willie
Moat House Hotel (Liverpool)
Molby, Jan
Moore, Bobby
Moores, David
Moran, Ronnie
Morientes, Fernando
Morley, Dom
Morris, Jody
Motson, John
Mountfield, Derek
Mourinho, Jose
Moyes, David
Mull, Davey
Munich air disaster
Murphy, Danny
Murphy, John
Nedved, Pavel
Neill, Lucas
Nemeth, Krisztian
Nesta, Alessandro
Neville, Gary
Neville, Neville
Nevin, Pat
Newby, Jon
Newcastle
and Owen
News of the World
Norwich
Nunez, Antonio
Ochoterana, Jose
Olympiakos
Otsemobor, Jon overseas coaches overseas players
Owen, Michael
attends Lilleshall
and Benitez
and FA Cup Final (2001)
fans' hostility towards
friendship with Carragher
and Gillett
international career