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[Kharhaz]

ok...so what is the only FA Cup final that Liverpool didn't play a scouser in post World War II (he was the sub mind you, but didn't get on the pitch)

Only guessing here but id say Burnley. Early years most of the teams were scots so that would be my guess.

Google is a wonderful thing.

No googling on my part, i was watching the centenary vid a couple of days ago, brilliant vid got the entire history up until 1992. And yes I do still have a video player !

[redtrader74]

Was Burnley the post WW2 match? If so scratch that.....

pre= before
post= after

Its the boddingtons ! I usually drink lager !

I blame the widgets 

[LFC2007]

ok...so what is the only FA Cup final that Liverpool didn't play a scouser in post World War II (he was the sub mind you, but didn't get on the pitch)

Only guessing here but id say Burnley. Early years most of the teams were scots so that would be my guess.

Google is a wonderful thing.

No googling on my part, i was watching the centenary vid a couple of days ago, brilliant vid got the entire history up until 1992. And yes I do still have a video player !

Me too 

[god_bless_john_houlding]

ok...so what is the only FA Cup final that Liverpool didn't play a scouser in post World War II (he was the sub mind you, but didn't get on the pitch)

Only guessing here but id say Burnley. Early years most of the teams were scots so that would be my guess.

Google is a wonderful thing.

No googling on my part, i was watching the centenary vid a couple of days ago, brilliant vid got the entire history up until 1992. And yes I do still have a video player !

I agree google is brilliant for those who need it, but when you don't like myself and Kharhaz, it's not so wonderful.

Go look on there though LFC2007, you might find the answer somewhere.

[LFC2007]

ok...so what is the only FA Cup final that Liverpool didn't play a scouser in post World War II (he was the sub mind you, but didn't get on the pitch)

Only guessing here but id say Burnley. Early years most of the teams were scots so that would be my guess.

Google is a wonderful thing.

No googling on my part, i was watching the centenary vid a couple of days ago, brilliant vid got the entire history up until 1992. And yes I do still have a video player !

I agree google is brilliant for those who need it, but when you don't like myself and Kharhaz, it's not so wonderful.

Go look on there though LFC2007, you might find the answer somewhere.

[god_bless_john_houlding]

I agree google is brilliant for those who need it, but when you don't like myself and Kharhaz, it's not so wonderful.

Go look on there though LFC2007, you might find the answer somewhere.

Only messing with you mate, but I didn't use google. But so far we've discovered it wasn't 74.

Would you like to have a stab in the dark at what year it was? (should be right since you're using google  )

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Liverpool v Everton 1986

[god_bless_john_houlding]

clever boy saint, McMahon was the sub but didn't get on.

[redtrader74]

Liverpool v Everton 1986

Wrong, have you never heard Molby speak. 

[god_bless_john_houlding]

Liverpool v Everton 1986

Wrong, have you never heard Molby speak. 

[god_bless_john_houlding]

I don't know the answer to this meself, but I'm sure one of our google fans will help us out.

Who's record transfer fee did Stan Collymore break when he signed for Liverpool in 97?

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Phil Babb ?

[god_bless_john_houlding]

had to cheat here   to check if saint was right...he wasn't.

off phil babb's profile on lfc.tv "which persuaded then manager Roy Evans to splash out a record transfer fee for a defender to secure his services. Evans paid Coventry City £3.6 million for the Irish defender - and days later beat his own record by signing John Scales from Wimbledon."

[account deleted by request]

I was close though

[redtrader74]

Easy one, whats the highest transfer fee we've ever recieved?