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	This Is Anfield: Liverpool FC Fan Site
		Keith profiles a player who could have been a huge success for club and country had it not been for injuries.
		Written by This Is Anfield 4 days, 6 hours ago.
		Keith Perkins has been paying tribute to some former players who don't always receive the praise they deserve for their impressive service to LFC.
	www.thisisanfield.com (385 words)

	Anfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anfield (sometimes known as Anfield Road) is a football stadium in the district of Anfield, in Liverpool, England.
		In 1906, Liverpool and Preston North End formally renamed the banked stand at one end of their ground Spion Kop, after a hill in Natal that was the site of a battle in the Second Boer War, where the British forces suffered heavy losses (many of the fallen were Scousers in the Lancashire Regiment).
		Due to the difficulties of expanding Anfield beyond its current boundaries (an entire terraced street had to be demolished to make way for the Centenary Stand expansion), Liverpool are expected to leave the ground in the next few years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anfield (1433 words)

	Liverpool F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1891 John Houlding, the leaseholder of Anfield, purchased the ground outright and proposed to increase the rent from £100 to £250 a year.
		The Anfield stadium was built in 1884 on land adjacent to Stanley Park, and was originally inhabited by Everton FC They left the ground in 1892 over a rent dispute.
		Anfield's owner, John Houlding, decided to form a new club to play at the ground, which became Liverpool FC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liverpool_F.C. (3828 words)

	Anfield English Football
		Anfield is a football stadium in the district of Anfield, in Liverpool, England.
		Anfield’s owner, John Houlding, decided to form a new club to play at the ground, which became Liverpool.
		Due to the difficulties of expanding Anfield beyond its current boundaries (an entire terraced street had to be demolished to make way for the Centenary Stand expansion), Liverpool are expected to leave the ground in the next few years, and have submitted plans for a new stadium within Stanley Park.
	www.english-football.org.uk /stadiums-grounds/anfield (745 words)

	Anfield Stadium \| Liverpool Stadium
		A couple of years later alterations were made at the Anfield Road end, turning it into a large covered standing area.
		The kop was reduced in size due to safety measures brought in following the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, and it was completely rebuilt as an all-seater stand in May 1994 with a capacity of 12,249.
		The Anfield Road Stand was rebuilt in 1998, with a capacity of 9,074, including the away fans section.
	www.football-rumours.com /anfield_stadium.html (1044 words)

	Anfield, Liverpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anfield is a district of Liverpool, England and a Liverpool City Council Ward.
		Originally common pasture land, the area had the name of Hanging-fields or Hangfield the name originating from the deeply sloping (or 'hanging') nature of the terrain.
		It is the home of Anfield stadium, the home of Liverpool F.C. and the original home of Everton F.C., who now play over Stanley Park at Goodison Park in Walton.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anfield_(district) (136 words)

	Anfield Road - About Anfield
		In 1906, the banked stand at one end of the ground was renamed the Spion Kop, after a hill in Natal that was the site of a battle in the Second Boer War, where the British forces suffered heavy losses.
		Many other football grounds, such as St Andrews, Birmingham and Hillsborough, Sheffield, adopted the name of "Kop" for one of their stands, but it was the Anfield Kop that became most synonymous with the name.
		There is a statue of Bill Shankly, as well as a pair of gates at two entrances to the stadium, the Shankly Gates and Paisley Gates, named after Shankly and his successor Bob Paisley.
	www.anfieldroad.com /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=179 (566 words)

	The New Anfield Stadium
		A report is expected to reveal that the public of Anfield have backed an option for the club to move to the new 55,000-seater stadium.
		Peter Bevington, of Anfield and Breckfield Community Steering Group, is one of those eagerly waiting for the publication of the report.
		But Anfield has been renovated on three sides in recent times and it is difficult to see where Liverpool can go within the confines of the old stadium without undertaking a total rebuilding programme.
	myliverpoolfc.org /newanfield05.htm (3155 words)

	The New Anfield Stadium
		Anfield councillor Jeremy Chowings supports the move, but says the club must prove it can be a good neighbour.
		Joe Kenny, chairman of Anfield Regeneration Action Committee, said: "This is the first park of its kind in the country where the local authority is prepared to give away a public space to a private company.
		The Anfield official insisted there was no room for delay if the stadium were to achieve its 2006 deadline, although a legal challenge by the Anfield Regeneration Action Committee could make that inevitable.
	myliverpoolfc.org /newanfield02.htm (3662 words)

	WALK ON - Official Site of the Liverpool Supporters Club (Malta)
		Chief executive Rick Parry said the new ground, which should be ready for 2005/06 season, will retain the Anfield name, and that landmarks such as the Shankly and Paisley Gates and the Hillsborough Memorial will be incorporated in the new home.
		Anfield was a fortress and the Kop, a sea of swaying, singing red and white, was worth a goal start.
		When opposition players ran under the "This Is Anfield" sign before emerging on to the pitch, it really meant something, as it did for the home players, who touch it, almost religiously, for inspiration.
	www.walkonlfc.com /news/may02/anfield_plansthree.htm (828 words)

	The Internet Football Grounds Guide - Anfield, Liverpool FC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The other end, the Anfield Road Stand, part of which is given to away supporters, is the most recent addition to the ground.
		Also along Anfield Road, there is the moving memorial to the victims of the Hillsborough disaster, which always has flowers adorning it.
		There is a memorial, on Anfield Road (just along from the away end), dedicated to the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/park/yfh45/liverpol.htm (2158 words)

	Liverpool Football Club Anfield from Football.co.uk
		The Reds' history began in 1892 (when Everton had a dispute with their landlords at Anfield) - and what a history it has been.
		Fast Fact: Liverpool Football Club was founded by businessman John Houlding, the owner of Anfield in 1892 after failing to agree new terms with his previous tenants...
		Fast Fact: Liverpool were the first British club to carry a sponsor's name on their shirts when, in 1979, they agreed a deal with electronics giant Hitachi.
	stadiums.football.co.uk /premiership/anfield.htm (160 words)

	The New Anfield Stadium
		But, to me, it seems the NWDA are suggesting there is no public benefit in Liverpool FC building a new stadium in Anfield and therefore they don't feel it's right to cough up a penny.
		Anfield Cllr Kiron Reid said: "Many people would not support the building of the stadium with public money, but my main concern is the regeneration of Anfield and Breckfield.
		The new Anfield will take two years to build and with the club hoping to be in their new ground for August 2007, the next six months will prove crucial.
	myliverpoolfc.org /newanfield.htm (4154 words)

	SoccerPulse Community > New Anfield (With update 4th September 2006) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		I'm not too sure to be honest, there was talk that Anfield may be turned into a hotel or a community centre but I think this happens in a second development once the "new" Anfield is finished.
		Liverpool FC is facing tough decisions in the next couple of months over the viability of the proposed "new Anfield", with rumours the cost of the venture has risen to £200m.
		The Kop and the proximity to the pitch are the hallmarks of one the toughest places for opposing teams to play in all of Europe, and I think that given how Liverpool have fared in 2005, they don't really need the income bad enough NEED a new ground, though their board may want one.
	www.soccerpulse.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t13711.html (4249 words)

	Spurs - Once Upon a Time 24, Liverpool at Anfield \|\| Unofficial Spurs - Unofficial Spurs News and Views
		So it will be tough, but no tougher than 16th March 1985 when we went to Anfield having not won there for 73 years and Garth Crooks scored the goal that laid one of the longest top flight ghosts to rest.
		Liverpool became the first side to score seven against Spurs in the leagues in 1914 on 31st October when we lost 7-2 at Anfield and who can forget their performance at Anfield on 2nd September 1978 when they again scored 7, this time with no reply.
		They were of course a great side and I have always said that their performance on that day would have beaten anybody 7-0 they were that good.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s150/st88702.htm?fromrss=1 (591 words)

	Stadium Football: Anfield, Home of Liverpool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Liverpool started playing at Anfield in 1892, eight years after the stadium was built.
		They departed Anfield, after a disagreement, to play at Goodison Park.
		Anfield Road Stadium has evolved over the years.
	www.stadium-football.co.uk /anfield.htm (65 words)

	Anfield H. Shiflet Family of VA
		22, 1957 in Butler Co, OH, d/o George R. and Louticia E. Kirkpatrick of Rockbridge Co, VA. Anfield and Mattie are buried in Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin, OH in Warren County.
		Burnice was hit by a car when he was on his way home from delivering and sharing lunch with his father at the roofing factory where Anfield was employed at that time.
		Anfield is just to the left of the boy in the dark jacket and big white collar.
	www.shifletfamily.org /FC/anfield.htm (797 words)

	Anfield Road - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Rafa has already talked of his dreams of managing at Anfield for at least 10 successful years, before handing over to Steven Gerrard, so the press are wasting their time asking him about it really.
		Liverpool are on a good run at the moment, another clean sheet at Anfield on Saturday saw them come out of the weekend in third place in the league.
		The draw for the FA Cup third round was made earlier today and Liverpool were handed an away tie against Luton Town.
	www.anfieldroad.com /home/limit,4/limitstart,484 (826 words)

	ROBBIE FOWLER - THE GOD OF ANFIELD
		Fowler suffered during his first spell at Anfield because there were those who preyed on his every move, but he thinks the new recruits have already suffered enough to know instinctively how to dodge trouble in future.
		The former England international left Anfield for Leeds in November 2001, but his career went full circle on Friday as he completed a shock move to Liverpool from Manchester City.
		The 30-year-old, nicknamed God by his adoring Anfield fans, is back with Liverpool after a three-year stint at Manchester City, who signed him for £6million from Leeds.
	myliverpoolfc.org /fowlernews.htm (2370 words)

	The Stadium Guide - Anfield
		Anfield is easily accessible from all major routes into Liverpool.
		The ground is only 4km North from the city centre and 6km from the M62.
		Line 68 and 168 (between Bootle and Aigburth) or line 14 (from Queen Square) and 19 stop a short walk away.
	www.stadiumguide.com /anfield.htm (169 words)

	Anfield Cemetry
		Tony Baker and Mike Kelly are photographed in Anfield Cemetery alongside the grave of Michael James Whitty who was the 'First Head Constable of Liverpool Police and who later became the founder and editor of the Liverpool Daily Post'.
		The Friends of Anfield Cemetery have been contacted by BBC Northwest Tonight Television with a view to featuring news about the efforts of Friends of Anfield Cemetery to reduced acts of vandalism in the cemetery grounds.
		The Friends of Anfield Cemetery are trying to mount concerted efforts to stop the vandalism to graves and headstones in Anfield Cemetery and to support efforts being made to maintain and improve the cemetery.
	www.scottiepress.org.uk /projects/f_o_a_c.htm (1345 words)

	TheFA.com - Anfield awaits
		The world-famous home of Liverpool FC is gearing up for the final of The FA Sunday Cup, in partnership with Carlsberg, next weekend.
		Representatives from Albion Sports and Gossoms End were recently invited to Anfield for a tour of the Premiership stadium and to discuss arrangements for the final of the nation’s flagship Sunday League football competition to be played on Sunday, 24 April, kick-off at 3.00pm.
		This is the third successive season that the final has been staged at Anfield.
	www.thefa.com /TheFACup/TheFASundayCup/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2005/04/Final_Preview_Anfield.htm (513 words)

	Liverpool FC - LFC Online - So what's the fuss about Anfield then?
		Bjornebye, Babb...we suffered them and still held true in spite of them...at Anfield where we were dodging their passes in the crowd.
		Anfield has earned its right to be called the finest venue to play football at.
		Whether it was the victory over Inter Milan in 1965, David Fairclough's 'Supersub' performance against St Etienne in 1977 or the classic 4-3 Premiership game from 1996 we want you to tell us in your own words about that special time.
	www.lfconline.com /news/loadfeat.asp?cid=EDZ3&id=102311 (604 words)

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