Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Liverpool Football Club

Liverpool team has participated in several leagues right from its inception. It is rightly the owner of leagues because it was formed because of dispute between the Everton Foot ball club leader and the landowner of Anfield. This landowner was also the president of the Everton Football club. They disputed for a long time over the land and later, Houlding, the landowner started Liverpool Football Club. Though it did not avail good support from the football committee, it won the Lancashire Leagues, which was its first victory as well, the most important victory to help it gain reputation in the football committee.

In 1901, it won the first division and the same happened in 1906 too. Victories followed victories leading avalanche effect. However, a sudden stop prevailed from 1923 to 1946 until which there was not a single trophy. In 1946, it again will not the first division and became the first club to win it five times. There were certainly a few losses too at Liverpool Football Club. However, all these losses were effectively converted into gains to the team. When LFC lost the 2to1 non-league FA cup, a new manager called Bill Shankly was appointed. He converted a room at the LFC space into a strategy discussion room. This room was initially used a boot space, but now it is one of the best places to discuss intellectual moves.

The team moved towards another orientation from then on. They started to focus on intellectual moves too rather than just being vigorous in action. A complete reshape happened in the entire team. The club now obtained a good status of First division and it took nearly 17 years for this struggle. With Shankly's management, the team won a league UEFA, FA cup too. Later when Shankly retired, his assistant took over the post and the team again started to get its fame with its new management.

With the new manager, Paisley Liverpool Football Club won the European Cup, UEFA Cup, but they lost FA Cup in the finals. Around 21 trophies were bagged and the members of Liverpool Football Club atrophied not a single opportunity. The determination and strategies gave them immense opportunity in the football club.

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