Arteta is also the foil between the manager and players and a popular figure around the club. Where Sarri tends to lead training sessions, Zola supports and takes the likes of Eden Hazard, Pedro, Willian and Ross Barkley for attacking drills. He also acts as a bridge between Sarri and the players, speaking with the squad. He tops Liverpool's all-time goal-scorers list, followed by Roger Hunt, Gordon Hodgson and Billy Liddell.Steven Gerrard remains a favourite amongst modern Reds supporters, a born and bred Liverpool fan who stayed at Anfield for the entirety of his footballing career in England.
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Matt McQueen. Officially Zeljko Buvac remains first assistant coach at Liverpool – and is listed as such on the club’s website – even though his 17 years as … Known as Carlos, the 45-year-old Spaniard is building up good relationships with the Arsenal players, even if he is not the type to shy away from confrontation. His touchline celebrations, together with those of the rest of the coaching staff, caused quite a stir in the Championship.
“For me the essence of football is greater than money,” Cousillas says.
Fiery and animated, if he feels that something needs to be said, he will say it – even to Unai Emery. This chronological list comprises all those who have held the position of manager of the first team of Liverpool since their foundation in 1892.
These days, the former Spanish second division player occupies the seat next to Jokanovic on the Former teammates at Weinham in the German lower leagues, Bühler and David Wagner have been coaching together for a decade, beginning at Hoffenheim and continuing at Borussia Dortmund’s reserves before moving to Joined Leicester in June to replace the departing Michael Appleton, who was part of Craig Shakespeare’s staff before Claude Puel took over as manager. He controls the training sessions, regulating the physical load on each player. A former goalkeeper, the 61-year-old commands respect because of his calmness and understands what makes players tick. The pair met while playing under Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest, and for the past six years have shared a flat just outside Blackwell is not the stereotypical No 2 given he has racked up close to 500 games as a manager. He worked with Nuno at Rio Ave and Valencia, and has his complete trust. Philip Bernard Thompson (born 21 January 1954) is an English retired footballer, who played as a defender for He has also clinched six First Division titles and three European Cups, making him one of the most decorated and celebrated Liverpool players in history.Former striker Ian Rush has also lodged himself permanently into Liverpool folklore alongside the likes of Alan Hansen and Graeme Souness, who were part of the great Liverpool side in the 1980s.
Nuno is a hands-on coach, which means Silva operates in more of an organisational capacity.
Isidre Ramón Madir joined the coaching team in the summer as a tactical analyst and has a similar status, if not the same title, as Aranalde and Solla. Follow @LFC_Stats Tweet. Zigor Aranalde, who played in England and previously scouted for Brighton and West Brom, assists with coaching, opposition research and set pieces. Although he played enough games to guarantee a medal when Liverpool retained the title, he suffered an injury which denied him a role in the exciting charge towards a unique treble, as Liverpool limped into the finals of both the FA Cup and Thompson recovered from his injury and returned to the defence the following season, scoring a goal in Liverpool's victory over Kevin Keegan's Hamburg in the Thompson was accompanied by a new central defensive partner in Thompson's proudest moment as Liverpool skipper came in 1981 when he lifted the European Cup after a 1–0 victory over From 1984, Thompson's opportunities as a Liverpool player were diminishing, with Hansen now being paired with the younger He was with the club in this role for four years, progressing to being Dalglish's right-hand man as the team (still containing, and now captained by, Hansen) won the League in 1988 and 1990 and the FA Cup in 1989. “I know the Premier League, I know the club,” he said.
Eleven of the First Division wins came during the club's most illustrious period of the 1970s and 80s, under the management of Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Kenny Dalglish.The Merseysiders have come close to winning the Premier League most notably on three occasions.