Additions to the Liverpool Shirts Museum

the black box is simply mesmerising bro...it would have been a little more appropriate if it had come with a L/S shirt instead since Torres doesn't wear S/S that often. Don't remember seeing him in S/S before though...

Torres usually wear s/sleeve in the pre-season friendly games when it is stil in the summer-time and can get very warm.

iswandi7 wrote:

the black box is simply mesmerising bro...it would have been a little more appropriate if it had come with a L/S shirt
instead since Torres doesn't wear S/S that often. Don't remember seeing him in S/S before though...

yeap, Torres does wear s/s in pre-season games and this black away kit, torres did wore once s/s in SIngapore tour

Picture of Torres in one of the pre-season games from Season 2008-09:

seldom see him in S/S, strikers look meaner in L/S...hahaa

just notice that he have the same no.9 font tatooed on his wrist there...

iswandi7 wrote:

seldom see him in S/S, strikers look meaner in L/S...hahaa

just notice that he have the same no.9 font tatooed on his wrist there...

gotta say must have the body shape to look sharp in LS shirt yeap, his preferred no 9 since athletico madrid era

Anfield's 12th Home - Champs Bar address please? It is at hongkong ya?
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Edmundmah wrote:

Anfield's 12th Home - Champs Bar address please? It is at hongkong ya?
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Yes, it's located at Hong Kong.










Address: Champsbar, Basement Floor, The Charterhouse, 209 - 219 Wanchai Road, Hong Kong.
Tel : (852) 2833-9086 Fax: (852) 2892-3320
Email : hw@charterhouse.com
Location map:

Website: http://www.champsbar.com.hk

Thanks for the pics and the address!
How i wish there is one in singapore~
I'm planning to visit Hongkong in march or april next year

can imagine that how crowded this place will be during matchday !!!!! more foreigners or local at there???

edward85 wrote:

can imagine that how crowded this place will be during matchday !!!!! more foreigners or local at there???

Our fans group, Anfield's 12th, signed a contract with Champs Bar to utilize the venue as our home bar on match days, and the decor you see from the photos are all worked out by us.

Here's some highlights from the Liverpool VS Mancs match last month.









Over 120 members of our fans group attended the live match at Champs that night.

@@ simply amazing~

Are you in any of the pics?

Edmundmah wrote:

@@ simply amazing~

Are you in any of the pics?

I am one of the lads in the last pic.

lol... nice

Liverpool Shirts Museum's first addition in year 2010!






LIVERPOOL LEGENDS XI TSUNAMI SOCCER AID MATCH WORN SHIRT OF SANDER WESTERVELD, AS WORN ON 27 MARCH 2005 AGAINST CELEBRITIES XI - WITH AUTOGRAPH AND COA SIGNED BY JASON MCATEER



Sander Westerveld started as the goalkeeper of the Liverpool Legends XI in the second half. More facts on the match are as follows:-

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Tsunami Soccer Aid – Liverpool Legends 6 Celebrities 2
Posted on March 27th, 2005 by
Over 38,000 people turned up at a rain-soaked Anfield today to see an excellent piece of entertainment all taking place for the Tsunami Soccer Aid benefit match.

Jason McAteer, who’s brainchild this event was, led out the Liverpool team that included heroes of his own from his days as a boyhood red. If the players who appeared over the next 90 minutes had been on sale today at today’s transfer fees, no rich Russian could have afforded them.

Two number nines started for Liverpool – Rush and Fowler, a combination that did have a run together towards the end of Rush’s Liverpool playing days, and as the game progressed the striking talents of Paul Walsh, David Johnson, John Aldridge and Kenny Dalglish combined to thrill the crowd.

Kenny Dalglish played for the last 20 minutes or so and he got the biggest cheer of the afternoon by far. A standing ovation was just what you’d expect from Liverpool’s biggest hero. Ronnie Moran joined Kenny as managers of Liverpool for the day, with Jamie Redknapp’s dad Harry managing the celebrities.

Bruce Grobbelaar starred in goal for Liverpool for the first half, and although he didn’t have much to do his distribution of the ball from hand was still there. Bruce only played the first half, replaced for the second half by Sander Westerveld, another player to receive a big cheer when his name was announced.

Tranmere goalkeeping coach Eric Nixon was between the sticks for the first half for the celebrities, but in the second half Liverpool’s current reserve keeper Paul Harrison stepped in, and made a number of great saves.

It was organiser McAteer who got the opening two goals for the Liverpool team, but he had to leave the pitch early as he has a first team game for play-off chasing League One Tranmere tomorrow.

Other highlights from the game included seeing Alan Hansen back on the pitch again. Hansen was of course forced to end his career earlier than he would have liked due to severe knee problems, and we’re told this is the first time he’s played a game since then. Lining up alongside him was Phil Thompson. He was later replaced by Gary Gillespie. Phil Neal and Alan Kennedy played as full backs for large parts of the game, with Gary Ablett and Neil Ruddock helping out to.

Liverpool’s pass and move was there for all to see – the Liverpool players may not have the pace and fitness of old days, but they knew when and where to pass, and more importantly when and where to run.

Just like days of old, Jan Molby made the centre circle his own, still able to find those passes, and it was great to see Ronnie Whelan start alongside him.

All in all a great occasion, for a worthy cause, and congratulations go to Jason McAteer for organising it all.

Full lists of the two squads – unless stated all of these played at least part of the game.

LIVERPOOL LEGENDS:

1. Bruce Grobbelaar (First Half)
1. Sander Westerveld (Second Half)
2. Phil Neal
3. Alan Kennedy
4. Jason McAteer
5. Phil Thompson
6. Alan Hansen
7. Kenny Dalglish
7. Steve McManaman (did not play, but was present)
8. John Aldridge
9. Ian Rush
9. Robbie Fowler
10. John Barnes
11. Ronnie Whelan
14. Gary Ablett
15. David Johnson
16. Neil Ruddock
17. Jan Molby
18. Alan Farley (won a competition and played the second half)
19. Gary Gillespie
20. Paul Walsh
Also. Paul Dalglish (Kenny’s son, didn’t wear a number).
Managed by Kenny Dalglish and Ronnie Moran – Roy Evans was originally pencilled in but now of course involved in the Welsh national set-up.

CELEBRITIES:

1. Eric Nixon (Tranmere goalkeeping coach – first half)
1. Paul Harrison (Liverpool reserve ‘keeper – second half)
2. Patrick McGuiness (Paddy from Max and Paddy)
3. Ralf Little
4. Paul Salt
5. Michael Vaughan
6. James Redmond
7. Nicky Byrne (played outfield, but used to be a ‘keeper for Leeds)
8. Brian McFadden
9. Niall Quinn
10. John Regis
11. Shane Ritchie
12. Marcus Patrick
14. Amir Khan (Bolton’s Silver-Medal winning boxer)
15. Perry Fenwick
16. Harvey (Liverpool supporting rapper, scored first celeb goal from an excellent run)
17. DJ Spoony (Liverpool supporting DJ – nutmegged Rushie)
18. Serge Pizzorno
19. Stephen Fletcher
20. Tim Lovejoy (Soccer AM)
21. Ian Brodie (Liverpool fan, Lightening Seeds singer/writer – wrote the "Coming Home" song)
22. Danny Jones

Never fail to impress, congrats

two words for u mate. simple awesome!! YNWA!

curator wrote:

Edmundmah wrote:

@@ simply amazing~

Are you in any of the pics?

I am one of the lads in the last pic.

any tips for us to guess which 1 is u???

A specific one-match-only match worn shirt is best matched with the match programme & match ticket.

Impressive!!!!

Latest Arrival....




Liverpool 2001-2002 Champions League Away Player Shirt




This is a match supplied shirt of Daniel Sjolund, a Finnish striker who briefly played for Liverpool during the 2000-2002 seasons. He couldn't break into the first team squad and was sold on by Liverpool at the start of 2002-2003 season.

Very very nice!!!!

Nice addition

another beauty addition

Latest arrival on the 7th day of Lunar New Year, a nice birthday present!





Liverpool 2001 UEFA Cup Final Match Supplied Player Jacket - not available as commercial merchandise