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Learnt the game knocking around the streets of our great city with a football, trainees and decent tunes. Season ticket holder, husband, and dad of two, don’t mention I listed it in that order though. Designer by trade, own LoveFollowConquer, Saviour Projects, Mutual Ideas and contributor to TheAnfieldWrap. First ever game was QPR December '77, we won 1-0, the addiction began... @ianmaloneyLFC @lovefollowconqr

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Let’s Get One Thing Straight…

by Ian Maloney // 5 February 2012

ANOTHER big game is on the horizon following three crucial wins on the bounce so you’d think we’d be scribing about it; but no – because there’s something well and truly on our tits here at LoveFollowConquer HQ… And what’s … Continue reading

LFC Greatests – Christmas Games

by Ian Maloney // 21 December 2011

And so ensues the hectic Christmas calendar that often throws up some classic matches. We’ve had our thinking caps on and without delving too far back into the archives, we’ve cherry-picked a handful that will live long in our festive … Continue reading

LFC Greatests – Current Prospects

by Ian Maloney // 14 December 2011

We’ve spent a lot of time in our ‘LFC Greatests’ blogs delving deep into nostalgia, which is pretty much a given considering the club’s rich history, but there’s a bright future ahead too with a number of hugely talented youngsters … Continue reading

LFC Greatests – Scottish Players

by Ian Maloney // 30 November 2011

Great Scot! Our ‘LFC Greatests’ theme which randomly dips into our unique club history has rolled the dice on the finest Scottish footballers to grace our club. You tend to forget how many there’ve been; the Liverbird and the flower … Continue reading

LFC Greatests – Centre-back

by Ian Maloney // 30 September 2011

The second in our series of LFC Greatests explores some of the finest defenders ever to grace the game, and we had them. We’ve been blessed with some truly great centre-halves so as you can imagine, getting five down on … Continue reading