LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB

This official Liverpool FC Book is the perfect book to accompany a tour of the LFC Museum.

An insightful look into one of football's iconic stadiums and home of Liverpool Football Club. From inside the dressing room to out on the pitch, it has seen joy and despair; goals and glory; titles & tears & moments that pass in the twinkling of an eye, but last in the memory of a lifetime.

It is the first time in 19 years that a Liverpool player has claimed the coveted award, Gerrard following in the footsteps of Anfield legends like John Barnes, Ian Rush, Kenny Dalglish and Ian Callaghan. This 68-page salute charts the Reds skipper's amazing season as Rafa Benitez's side pushed Manchester United all the way in the race for the title. Each of his goals from 2008-09 are relived as well as personal milestones like his 100th strike for the club and first Premier League hat-trick. A stats section provides a unique and detailed record of his historic campaign and stars line up to pay tribute to a modern day great. Steven Gerrard: Footballer of the Year 2009 is a must for all Liverpool fans wanting to revel in the magic of a remarkable player at the peak of his powers.

His £2.5m capture from Dutch side Willem II proved to be one of the shrewdest deals not only in Liverpool's history, but that of the Premiership. Now, as the charismatic Finn celebrates a decade with British football's most successful club, Oh Sami Sami - an official club publication - marks the occasion in glorifying detail. Charting his progress from the Finnish leagues through to the club he supported as a child, this 84-page glossy tribute takes you on a journey of over 700 career appearances, nearly 500 of which have been served at Anfield. Contributions from team-mates, past and present, as well as the man himself, give the complete insight to one of the most chanted names on the Kop. His role as a former captain, his key goals and contributions as well as his special relationship with the fans, are all explored with great precision. Oh Sami Sami is the deserving tribute to a much loved and abiding Red.

El Grande – Clash Of The Giants brings together two European giants, Liverpool and Real Madrid, in a 68-page in-depth look at the Champions League last 16 glamour tie. Focusing on both side’s esteemed European pedigree, the full colour souvenir publication takes in all the major talking points ahead of kick-off – including some of the players’ personal insights to where the game can be won and lost. In what will be the first competitive meeting between the two sides since Liverpool’s famous 1981 European Cup final victory in Paris, this glossy guide explores the historical significance of the occasion, as well as that famous evening itself when Alan Kennedy burst through the Real defence to fire home the winner and secure the Reds’ third European crown. Now it’s Rafa Benitez’s turn to outsmart a club he has strong links with, and this bumper preview explores that relationship and documents it with the use of facts, figures and statistics. Contributions from Liverpool’s ’81 European Cup winner Kenny Dalglish and Istanbul 2005 hero Jerzy Dudek, supplement names like Steven Gerrard and Alvaro Arbeloa in giving their verdict on the clash of the round. Fully illustrated with rare pictures and graphical data, and priced just £3.50, this comprehensive collection of thoughts, opinions and historical analysis is the ultimate guide to the grandest of European ties.

Liverpool Football Club has shattered its transfer record with the arrival of Fernando Torres from Atletico Madrid. It signals a brave new era as Rafa Benitez bids to launch a fresh challenge for the elusive Premiership crown. Torres’ big money deal was followed swiftly by swoops for the exciting young Dutch winger Ryan Babel and West Ham’s creative spark and Israeli skipper Yossi Benayoun. Along with the capture of the promising Andriy Voronin from Bayer Leverkusen and Brazilian Lucas Leiva, 2007/08 looks like being a thrilling campaign around the fields of Anfield Road.

From Toshack to Torres:Anfield Signings brings you everything you need to know about the new faces while also taking an intriguing glance back at the Redmen who put pen to paper in days gone by. From Kenny to Kozma, Josemi to Hyypia and Barnes to Babbel, it’s a fascinating and revealing look at the famous names who have been paraded under the Anfield spotlight and gone on to succeed . . . or flop! Every summer brings great hopes and expectations about which players the Liverpool manager of the day will bring in to help the club add to their trophy haul in the coming season. This summer the Reds broke their transfer record and signed several top quality stars to help Rafael Benitez achieve his ambitions at Anfield. This special edition looks at Liverpool’s new signings for the 2007/08 season as well as focusing on the hits and misses from Liverpool’s transfer swoops in the past. With features on debut goalscorers, cult heroes and brilliant bargains, this unique publication will have all Reds fans geared up for the new season.

When Liverpool broke their transfer record to sign Fernando Torres, they knew they were getting a a top quality player, but they didn't know just how great his impact would be. After becoming the first Reds striker in over a decade to score more than 20 league goals in a season, the Spaniard is already well on his way to earning legendary status at Anfield. To find out more about this remarkable talent, reporter Simon Hughes was sent to Madrid to gather information and interviews to compile an official 84-page special edition which gives Liverpool supporters a unique insight into the man behind the goals. THE TORRES STORY includes interviews with several people from his home town, including his brother, his coaches at Atletico Madrid, former Anfield star Luis Garcia and journalists Guillem Balague and ex-Red Michael Robinson. There is also a fantastic exclusive interview with Torres himself. You don't know Fernando Torres until you've read THE TORRES STORY.