This is Anfield, home of Liverpool Football club.
 
                             Brief history during the 90's

 
                            When Graeme Souness took over Liverpool Football Club in 1991 he had
                            came from Rangers, where although a success he had caused many
                            disruptions. In his first full season Souness finished a lowly sixth in the
                            league, but the capture of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over Sunderland
                            meant that the fans were happy on the football front.

                                              The following season for Liverpool was a
                                              disaster as Liverpool were knocked out of the
                                              FA Cup by Bolton in the third round of the FA Cup
                                              and finished 6th in the league.  
                            When Liverpool were knocked out of the FA Cup the following season by
                            Bristol City, it was all over for Souness.

                            The positive side of Souness' reign was the emergence of class youngsters
                            like Robbie Fowler, Steve McManaman, Jamie Redknapp and Rob Jones.
                            Although quite often these players were only picked due to the injury crisis
                            at the club, it was still very valuable for their development.

                            After Souness' resignation on 28th January 1994, Liverpool once again
                            looked for someone else and Roy Evans was appointed manager. He
                            was unable to get any success in the remainder of that season as
                            Liverpool finished 8th in the league - their worst placing since Bill Shankly's
                            team gained promotion in 1962. From the start of the next season(1994-95)
                            Liverpools game improved considerably. In Roy Evans' first full season
                            Liverpool won the League Cup and finished 4th in the league. Liverpool
                            have stayed just below the top, promising so much, but delivering so
                            little.  
                            Even with the emergence of new super star Michael Owen the cup still
                            elude's us. In 1998 after contributing to his country's World
                            Cup win, Gerard Houllier teamed up with Roy Evans in a joint
                            management position. After a matter of only months Roy Evans resigned
                            leaving Houllier in sole charge of bringing the championship back to it's
                            home - Anfield . . . . . .
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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