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	Ian Callaghan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Callaghan (born Toxteth, Liverpool, April 10, 1942) was a footballer who holds the record for the most appearances for Liverpool.
		Callaghan was in the side which Shankly took to great heights in the mid-1960s, winning the League championship in 1964 and 1966 and the FA Cup in the intervening year.
		Callaghan was a substitute for this game, but impressed enough when he was introduced during the second half for manager Bob Paisley to keep him in the side for the European Cup final in Rome a few days later, which Liverpool won by defeating Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-1.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Callaghan (808 words)

	Ian Callaghan -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Callaghan, a Liverpool fan as a youngster, joined the club as an (Works for an expert to learn a trade) apprentice in 1960, making his debut that April, and saw the arrival later the same year of legendary manager (Click link for more info and facts about Bill Shankly) Bill Shankly.
		Callaghan set up the winning goal in the final at (A southeastern part of Greater London that is the site of the English national soccer stadium) Wembley; his cross in extra-time was headed into the net by striker (Click link for more info and facts about Ian St John) Ian St John.
		Callaghan played in the group game against (A republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe) France which England won 2-0, but ultimately was left out of the side as it progressed, with Ramsey preferring an innovative system which did not deploy natural wingers of Callaghan's type.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/I/Ia/Ian_Callaghan.htm (778 words)

	Emergency Update - Department of Emergency Services
		Ian, an aircrew officer, was awarded the Bronze Medal by the Royal Humane Society of Australia at a ceremony at Government House during February.
		On March 9, 1997 Ian was part of a mission that flew into Cyclone Justin in the Coral Sea to rescue sailors Robin and Maggi Ansell from their stricken yacht, SV Orca.
		Ian said the rescue was successful due to the efforts of the entire international rescue team.
	www.emergency.qld.gov.au /publications/eupdate/2001_apr/pg09.htm (198 words)

	Secretary of State
		Ian Callaghan was born to a middle class family in the small southern-Indiana town of Bloomington.
		Ian wanted to be a teacher but, after finishing his BA in History, his mother convinced him to take the law school application test.
		Ian's family life was thriving and his career as District Attorney gave him a renowned title across the state.
	beltway.250free.com /Callaghan.htm (820 words)

	Speakers
		Ian Percy is a man who takes satisfaction in prodding major corporations and public institutions into a reassessment of their individual and corporate spirituality.
		Ian reaches through the audience to take hold of their very heart and soul.
		Ian speaks to senior executives, physicians, lawyers, dieticians, salespeople, international financiers and the high-tech crowd.
	www.lizlarter.com /page_speakers.htm (1626 words)

	This Is Anfield - For All Your Liverpool FC Needs - LFC News, Match Reports, Discussion, Chat, Scores and Opinion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		While Peter was more devious, Ian was fast and direct, making it his business to reach the byline and feed "Sir Roger" & "The Saint" with a diet of crosses which did much to nourish the Reds goal tally.
		Ian responded by missing only 4 games in the subsequent 5 seasons, during which he was awarded an MBE, was voted "Footballer of the Year", and played a major part in placing untold strain on the Anfield trophy cabinet.
		Ian Callaghan created a formidable standard; if others can meet it they will be great men indeed.
	www.thisisanfield.com /features.php?id=00000107&vo=4 (585 words)

	The Ian Callaghan interview, October 2000
		Yet Ian Callaghan will admit with an indifferent shrug to not really knowing how many games he played throughout an illustrious career that ran on and on, even after he finally left his home town club in 1978.
		The Kop of course, had become famous too by this time and Ian Callaghan was often amazed to hear the chants and songs spring up seemingly spontaneously from the terraces.
		It's clear Callaghan is still passionately fond of his old club though he fears for the future of English born players in the midst of today's foreign invasion.
	www.shankly.com /callaghanint.htm (2546 words)

	++ / LFChistory.net -- Past Present Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian Callaghan attracted the attention of Liverpool's scouts at 16 and they did not wait to snap him up.
		Callaghan was a regular for the next 15 years!
		Ian Callaghan boasts without a doubt one of the most remarkable careers of any player in Europe past or present.
	www.lfchistory.net /player_profile.asp?player_id=274 (384 words)

	Ian Callaghan - Nobok Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		One player who was there every glorious step of the way was Ian Callaghan, a gentleman on and off the pitch and one of the greatest ever servants of the club.
		In 1971, having undergone surgery on his knee, Callaghan was moved by the ever cerebral Shankly into the centre of midfield.
		It was a masterstroke that allowed Callaghan to play a record 856 times in all competitions for the club and in 1977 he earned an international recall at the tender age of 35.
	www.nobok.co.uk /Football/Legends/Other/Ian%20Callaghan.aspx (408 words)

	Liverpool.y2u.co.uk - Liverpool Football Club - Nearly everything you need to know
		They won their fourth successive League Cup and their third successive League Championship as well as winning the European Cup for the fourth time in eight seasons, thanks to the efforts of Fagan and his high quality squad which was mostly made up of players from the Bob Paisley era.
		A significant breakthrough star in the Liverpool team was young striker Ian Rush, who had been signed from Chester in 1980 and after a couple of seasons in the reserves had broken into the first team and established himself as a prolific goal scorer.
		Ian Rush returned to Liverpool for the 1988-89 season, after an unsuccessful spell at Juventus, and was crucial in getting the club to their third FA Cup final in four years.
	liverpool.y2u.co.uk (4199 words)

	Ian Robert Callaghan - Matches in European Cups
		Ian Robert Callaghan - Matches in European Cups
		Ian Callaghan has played 88 matches in which he scored 10 goals for Liverpool.
		You are free to copy this document in whole or part provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the author.
	www.rsssf.com /players/callaghan-in-ec.html (276 words)

	FBI Agent Killian "Ian" Bartholomew Callaghan-unaf - www.ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian is a pretty moral person and religion takes a huge importance in his life.
		Michael Callaghan, Ian's father is a mutant with the ability to manipulate fire.
		A year later on little Michael's first birthday, while Ian and Michael were waiting for Elizabeth to arrive for Michael's party, Elizabeth's car was struck by a drunk driver and she was killed instantly.
	p221.ezboard.com /ftwistedevolutionfrm9.showMessage?topicID=133.topic (1107 words)

	MOTTMAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian finally convinced me that it was worth a visit, as he had family over there and that things weren’t as bad as what was portrayed on the telly.
		Ian stood up and walked past them as he made this way to the bogs, the tension was very evident as he returned sometime later.
		Ian Callaghan was also full of energy bringing Terry McDermott and Ray Kennedy into the game as much as possible, these where two of our flair players we needed them to have the ball as much as possible.
	mottmansarchive.blogspot.com (21052 words)

	My Wall of Fame - Ian Callaghan
		Liverpool-born Callaghan was the only player to appear for the club in the old Second Division right through to their first European Cup triumph in Rome in 1977.
		He was a direct, raiding right winger during the first phase of his career, embracing Liverpool's climb from the old Second Division, on to League and FA Cup glory and regular European campaigns before knee damage threatened his Anfield future in 1970.
		But the evergreen Callaghan returned in a new, central midfield role, continuing impressively during the Bob Paisley management era.
	www.myliverpoolfc.org /callaghan.htm (221 words)

	Friends of the Union - Sean O'Callaghan, Eighth Ian Gow Memorial Lecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The answer is that Ian Gow was murdered because he was fundamentally a democrat and was putting forward arguments as he was entitled to do in a democratic society.
		So in a very real sense, Ian Gow died a hero and he died for fundamental decency, murdered by people who are deeply fascist.
		I am convinced that Ian Gow would have stood against the greatest powers on earth in defence of crooked roads and accidental flowers.
	www.unionist.org.uk /publications/ocallaghan.html (3789 words)

	LIVERWEB - Liverpool Stats and facts of all time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian Rush 346, Roger Hunt 286, Gordon Hodgson 240, Billy Liddell 229, Kenny Dalglish 172, Robbie Fowler 171, Michael Owen 157, Harry Chambers 151, Jack Parkinson 128, Sam Raybould 128, Dick Forshaw 124, Ian St John 118, Jack Balmer 110, John Barnes 108, Kevin Keegan 100
		Ian Rush has made the most appearances for Liverpool in the Merseyside Derby with 36 games in total.
		Michael Owen is the Reds' highest international scorer for the Reds and England with 19 goals although Ian Rush has most for a home country with 28 whilst at Anfield.
	www.liverweb.org.uk /stats.htm (1347 words)

	Ian Callaghan 1976 Charity Shield Match Worn Shirt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This shirt was worn by Ian Callaghan in the 1976 Charity Shield.
		It was recently auctioned by Sotheby's and was described in their catalogue as the shirt that Callaghan wore in that match.
		Ian Callaghan was the only player to play for Liverpool when they were in the Second Division and stay with the team until they won their first European Cup.
	www.irelandshirts.com /liverpool/callaghan.htm (134 words)

	DJ Profile
		Few people can boast having their sets played out to over 2.5 million people at once and one of those lucky few is Ian Callaghan.
		Ian has come a long way in just a short time when he began his journey in to the DJ world just over three years ago.
		Ian also has a fantastic talent of not only spotting excellent tunes (a talent United Colours of House put to good use in their A&R department) giving his sets a unique sound but also producing and remixing them.
	www.djpages.com /djasp/biog.asp?djid=7974 (338 words)

	Ray Kennedy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kennedy and Liverpool retained the trophy the following year and again in 1981, while also winning the League twice more and their first League Cup.
		After the emergence of young midfielder Ronnie Whelan in 1982, Kennedy left Liverpool (having played enough games to guarantee a final title medal) to join the renaissance of Swansea City under his former team-mate Toshack, who had previously recruited fellow Liverpool legends Tommy Smith and Ian Callaghan.
		His spell there ended acrimoniously, with Toshack accusing Kennedy publicly of not trying, when the truth was that Parkinson's Disease was setting in.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ray_Kennedy (827 words)

	Deep Purple Mark 8 news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian Gillan is coming to Moscow for occasion to sign the first copies in the new "Soyuz" store in the center of the city.
		Ian Gillan's 'Gillan's Inn' album will be on the new DualDisc format; regular stereo CD on one side, DVD on the other.
		Regarding the Ian Gillan's 40th anniversary (that's 40 years as a professional musician...), the company producing the forthcoming TV and DVD documentary, CoolHead Productions, have opened a mailing list so fans can sign up and be in the queue for what they say is "probably going to be an internet-order-only" special edition of the documentary.
	www.deep-purple.net /mk7news/mk7news.htm (2839 words)

	WALK ON - Official Site of the Liverpool Supporters Club (Malta) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ian Callaghan is the player with most FA Cup appearances (88, 79 for Liverpool, 7 for Swansea and 2 for Crewe).
		Ian Rush is the winner of most League Cup winners medals with five.
		Ian Rush became the first player to feature in 8 winning teams in Cup finals at Wembley, all with Liverpool (FA Cup 1986-88-92; League Cup 81-82-83-84-95).
	www.walkonlfc.com /didyouknow3.htm (544 words)

	LIVERWEB - FA Cup Winners 1965 - Liverpool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		That lead lasted until six minutes into the second half when Gordon Milne equalised and despite chances to go ahead the Reds were actually relieved when Gerry Byrne cleared a late shot off his own line.
		With time running out and yet another replay looking likely Ian Callaghan stepped up and headed home with five minutes left on the clock.
		Ian St John made sure of that when with nine minutes to go he arched his back to meet a cross from Callaghan and headed home.
	www.liverweb.org.uk /facup65.htm (1371 words)

	Football Prints
		With Shankly's first new signings of Ian St John and Ron Yeats he put in place the foundations of success, promotion was achieved and in 1964 Shankly's team won the First Division Championship.
		Ian Callaghan and Tommy Smith demonstrated the cohesion between experience and youth.
		This cohesion was again apparent with the formidable partnership of Ian Rush and Kenny Dalglish who were supported by a dominant midfielder called Graeme Souness.
	www.art-of-europe.com /football.htm (1387 words)

	Limerick Leader - November 13th, 2004 - Sport - Munster junior league brings mixed results for regional teams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The visitors with five of last seasons under 18 team, Pat Peters, Kevin Griffin, Aidan Long, Ian Hanley and Mike Renny on duty, were ten points in front at the interval.
		Michael Renny crossed for the opening try that Ian Costello, despite losing his footing on the run up, converted and he also added a penalty goal.
		With limited scoring opportunities in the second period Presentation was always comfortably in control and winger Ian Wallace crossed for a late try to complete the scoring.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20041113/sport06.html (647 words)

	Liverpoolfc.tv:
		Having weathered the Leicester storm Liverpool regained their composure and Callaghan went close with a dipping shot.
		The champions fitness and stamina was beginning to tell as the game entered the closing stages and it was they who looked more likely to snatch a late winner.
		The hero of roundfive Ian Callaghan missed a gilt edged opportunity to snatch a winner in the dying minutes when, unmarked on the far post, he put the ball inches wide of the upright.
	www.liverpoolfc.tv /news/features/history/FH7762050313-0946-3.htm (498 words)

	LIVERWEB - UEFA Cup Winners 1976 - Liverpool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The danger in this tie was that Bruges, on their own ground were only one goal behind and had two away goals to their name too.
		With both Kevin Keegan and Joey Jones ruled out of the trip through injury it was Jimmy Case who was called in to make his debut for the Reds.
		Just after that Ian Callaghan scored and twenty minutes later Phil Thompson headed home the third.
	www.liverweb.org.uk /uefa76.htm (1549 words)

	Liverpool F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Rush holds the record in Liverpool FC for most goals in all competitions for one season - he scored 47 goals in the 1983/84 season.
		Biggest league win: 9-0 v Crystal Palace F.C. on September 12th 1989.
		Celebrity fans of the club include the late DJ John Peel, Ian McCulloch, Elvis Costello, Cherie Blair.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liverpool_F.C. (1476 words)

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		Ian Rush 346, Roger Hunt 286, Gordon Hodgson 240, Billy Liddell 229, Kenny Dalglish 172, Robbie Fowler 171, Harry Chambers 151, Jack Parkinson 128, Sam Raybould 128, Dick Forshaw 124, Ian St John 118, Jack Balmer 110, John Barnes 108, Kevin Keegan 100
		Roger Hunt 245, Gordon Hodgson 232, Ian Rush 229, Billy Liddell 216, Harry Chambers 135, Jack Parkinson 123, Robbie Fowler 120, Sam Raybould 120, Kenny Dalglish 118, Dick Forshaw 117
	www.geocities.com /raymondwangknight/alltimestats.html (148 words)

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