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Ryan Babel

Babel began his career at AFC Ajax in 1998, working his way up through the youth team and into the senior squad. He played three seasons for the first team before he was transferred to Liverpool in mid-2007. He has been part of the Netherlands national football team since 2005 and has represented his country at all youth team levels.

Dirk Kuyt

He left Feyenoord after three years, having scored 71 league goals in 101 appearances, and joined Liverpool for £10 million. He made his Premier League debut in late 2006 and immediately became part of the first team squad.

Boots for Africa

Help us send thousands of football boots to the children of Africa between now and the FIFA World Cup 2010 The Dutch Reds are the central hub in The Netherlands for Boots for Africa. The target for the Dutch Reds is to set-up as many collection points in all amateur, sim-pro and professional clubs in Holland. This would help support all the fantastic work that the Boots for Africa campaign has achieved in England and beyond. For The Netherlands Email info@dutchreds.com

We are Scouse

The Kop was turned into a shrine in 1989 to the 96 fans who were innocently killed at Hillsborough. The fight for Justice still goes on today more than 10 years after the disaster. After the disaster new guidelines were issued about terracing at football games which brought to an end standing at top flight games. And so in 1994 the Kop changed from a terrace to an all-seater Kop Grandstand. The Kop\'s Last Stand came against Norwich City in May 1994 and Jeremy Goss went down in history as the last player to score in front of the famous terrace.

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Songs

We have a collection of Liverpool song`s that have been sung in the Kop and around the grounds of Anfield over the years.

It has been said that when visiting teams come to play at Anfield, the supporters give Liverpool a one –nil advantage even before a ball is kicked because of their singing support.

To see an early example of the Kop in the days of your Granddad and Dad, have a butchers at this link

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