can you confirm if a football player call herbert owens played for liverpool  in the late fifties?
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I dont think so Sorry
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It was pretty simple actually . They have a history of meeting in the Engilsh premiership where shaka has been undone by Gerrard a few times . Their last meeting was in the FA cup finals between Liverpool and West Ham United where Gerarrd beat him with a long  range shot during the game and then with a penalty shot during the shootout.
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Yes,he formerly played for Manchester United(1992-2003),and then played for Real Madrid(Spain) from 2003 till now
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Michael Owen has played 77 times for England before todays game with Paraguay and scored 36 times...keep 'em comin' Mike it's game time!!!
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1. They have all won the international cup.\n2. Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland, 1982) at the age of 17 years and 41 days.\n3. Spain. He also played for Colombia and Argentina in his career.\n4. Oldest player, Roger Milla ( Cameroon), 42 years and 39 days.\n5. By former Czechoslovakia's Vaclav Masek. The former record was 15 seconds.\n6. The black octopus was Lev Yashin of Russia. Eusebio of portugal was known as the black panther and as the black diamond.
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no, it was an own goal in the match against paraguay (which england won 1-0) from the paraguay captain carlos gamarra. owen was substituted part way through - terrible decision though, we missed him.
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i have heard of him , you could find information on steven innes it shouldnt be hard he is a well known soccer player ,  you could find information at scottish foot ball association .
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I have seen books on the subject, but off-hand can not remember titles.\nYou could \n1) Try the National Football Museum, at Preston.\nI know your are not in England but you could contact.\n\n2) Try the League records department.\n\n3) I very much doubt you will find records for 1915 - 1919.\nIn 1915 ‘The First World War’ interrupted the normal league program of football. Though it was played during the ‘The First World War’ , due to the fact that most players were in military service, players guested for the nearest team to their barracks or ship. As a result of this no league tables were collated for the seasons during the ‘The First World War’ , the football league resumed the normal league program in 1919. \n\nBut you will track down results and fixtures for 1939-1945.\n\nYou will find the National Football Museum at Preston  \nNational Football Museum\nSir Tom Finney Way\nDeepdale\nPreston\nPR1 6RU\nLancashire\nEngland  \n\nYou will find collection details, including Archives, \nalso Costume and Textiles, \nDecorative and Applied Art, \nFootball Film and Media, \nSocial History, \nToys and Hobbies relating to Soccer.
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No, it was Liverpool he played for\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Rush
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I dont want you to lose 5 points this week by falling for the Northern Ireland answer.\n\nAlexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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no he was a portsmouth player\n\n\nthats all i know about the name
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I wouldn't be surprised if there was more than one. Before football became flooded with money and when the North-South economic divide was more pronounced, it was common for lower division players in the North to stay in the North and be transferred between the same half a dozen clubs simply because they wouldn't have been able to afford a similar standard of life down South. As recently as the 80's most football players were on relatively modest wages. In 1984 Mark Hughes was on £250 per week with Man Utd so imagine what a Bury or Crewe player would have been taking home at the same time.
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if you are taking about the recognised comps today celtic is the answer. if not then tottenham in 1961 appeared in the fairs cup but pre war glentoran from northern ireland appeared in the european inter-cities cup.
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I think U should search the web,or U may contact the clup it self & ask it,the link is\nwww.liverpoolfc.com\nGOOD LUCK\n:)
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The first player in the Football League to see red was David Wagstaff, playing for Blackburn Rovers at Orient on Saturday October 2nd 1976. Later that afternoon George Best, playing for Fulham at Southampton, was also red-carded.
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Beckham-  when he played for MAN UTD.