31 of the best Liverpool FC banners on the Kop: “Success has many fathers” – Liverpool FC

The Kop, a sea of color and expression, a sight that each mesmerises and sends a foreboding message to the opposition and anybody who dare cross Reds. A sight synonymous with Liverpool.

The membership’s well-known Spion Kop has considerably modified and advanced since its origin in 1906, from an all-standing sea of purple to the 13,000-capacity stand we’ve now – and it stays a sight to behold.

A lot of that’s to do with the unimaginable banners that adorn the Kop previous to the match, an expression of help but additionally a message to guests that that is what you’re to be up in opposition to.

There have been numerous banners and flags adorn the Kop, and these are simply a few of the greatest.

Legends of Liverpool

An ode to those that got here earlier than, there are numerous banners that remember the successes of yesteryear and the gamers and managers who’ve made this membership what it’s.

In spite of everything, success has many fathers:

Together with the legendary Bob Paisley, who gained 20 honours in simply 9 seasons:

And, in fact, the nice Invoice Shankly and Ronnie Moran – two of the unique members of Liverpool’s legendary boot room:

We will’t overlook Gerard Houllier:

Shankly, Paisley, Joe Fagan, Kenny Dalglish and Rafael Benitez, Liverpool really have been blessed within the managerial division:

And with captains too. Steven Gerrard, one of the best there may be, one of the best there was, one of the best there ever shall be:

Speaking about moments immortalised in historical past, Might 25, 2005. Istanbul:

And there may be no overlooking the centrepiece of Anfield’s show, the large banner that celebrates the membership’s success and the managers who helped obtain it.

It has advanced dramatically because it was first unfurled in 2000:

Into current day

It’s not solely the previous heroes who’re celebrated however the present group of gamers who’re carving out their very own legend alongside a supervisor who’s doing simply the identical:

Mohamed Salah, a participant quickly rising up Liverpool’s all-time goalscoring charts, has a banner to enrich his Kop chant:

Alisson too is well known and a nod should additionally go to the nice Roger Hunt:

The most recent addition is for Virgil van Dijk, proudly carrying the European Cup, his first trophy for the membership:

Speaking in regards to the Champions of Europe:

Sending a message

For all of the celebration of previous and present gamers and managers, the Kop makes use of its voice in additional methods than one and if there’s a message to be despatched, Reds gained’t be shy in delivering it:

A banner in reminiscence of Anne Williams, the ‘Iron Woman’, is all the time proudly waved:

And you’ll all the time discover one with a message for the instances:

And a manner with phrases

Scousers have an excellent manner with phrases and we’ve not been wanting that both:

‘You haven’t gained a trophy since’….

The Kop, there’s nothing fairly prefer it.