We don't call him GOD (in a football sense) for nothing

same!

I still remember that goal he scored against Villa in the semi final of the F.A. Cup. Hell of a player.

It was a very inconsistent team, but yea I got into football around 92/93

I followed Stan more or less his whole career with me being a Southend fan, Collymore was an outstanding talent. 2 brilliant feet and fantastic in the air. Pace to burn. His partnership with "God" was outstanding, one of the best pairings in the world at that time. Never got to have a run in an England shirt. I feel if he didn't have his personal demons, he could have been an all time great.

@@robertshadbolt3056 Nobody got a run up front with England back then unless they were Alan Shearer or worked well with him. Even Fowler's England career is almost a footnote.

@@del7538 In Euro 1996, if only Terry Venables had brought in Robbie Fowler instead of Darren "Sickbed" Anderton in the semi final against Germany, England would have gone all the way to the final and even win the tournament.

@@del7538 I was a massive Collymore fan in '95 (and I don't support Liverpool). He underachieved in his career, but looking back now, it wasn't always someone else's fault. I just read a Frank Clarke interview where he talks about Collymore, he said Venables phoned him during the '95 Umbro Cup when Collymore was first called up, and asked him about Collymore's attitude, because he was acting like he didn't want to be there. Clarke said he was shocked, because most players would be delighted to be in the England squad when they were playing for Southend two years before! It seems bizarre to think someone like Emile Heskey (who I'm not criticising, but was nowhere near as good as Collymore) ended up achieving much more in his career. That shows how important attitude is. I also think Roy Evans wasn't the best manager for Liverpool in the mid 90's, that's just my opinion, but they seemed to get better when Houllier took over. Then again, maybe any manager at the time would have struggled to get the best out of Collymore.

@@robertshadbolt3056 Totally agree, Collymore was so good in that season in the prem for Forest, he looked potential world class, the full package, almost like an English Henry or Anelka. His first season for Liverpool (this one) he looked great in places too, although like the whole team, he had a stinker in the FA cup final.

I haven't liked him as a commentator for a while, he doesn't really commentate anymore, time to step down I'd say

They must have heard you lol

Or maybe Uefa Cup Winners Cup final place in 97 typical David James cost us place with his awful keeping.

Can't really blame players ultimately the manager came up short. Wenger or Ferguson would of won a title with this team

Alison, Van Dijk and Sadio Mane.

Newcastle should've won the league in 96 and possibly 97 but that's being a bit ambitious

@@Project5am not really... you ask Fowler or McManaman they’ll tell you Roy Evans man management was key to them being so good they just needed 1 or two better players

Game vs newcastle yang 4-3 pas disiarin tv...gokil

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Agreed. Stan had the talent but he was a troubled soul, IMO he needed a better manager to harness his ability and he could have been world class. Roy Evans was a nice enough guy but I don't think he was the best coach. Also, put a better goalkeeper, a decent centre half and a steely centre midfielder in that team and we would have run away with the league because the attacking talent was there. Sadly (pains me to admit it), United had those very players that we needed at the time (Keane and schmeichel especially) and a better manager.

@@1980extremeG Stan's demons were well documented ..Talent wise though i've never seen an English striker with the complete package like that.. It's like..If he was in the mood he could score solo worldies at will.. What i wouldn't have given for Stevie G and Carra a few years earlier..We've always seem to have HALF a team..never a complete one (until now)..97 was like this (no defence) ..2001 was like this (not enough width or creation but very workman like)..2008 was like this (no quality width at all and far to narrow) and 2013 was like this (completely unbalanced MF and lack of genuine quality FB's abd CB's)..Only now have we the correct balance of defensive nous and attacking guile..Taken a while but...

@@simonforrest2522 Yep. It has indeed taken a while but the end result is spectacular, we now have a very balanced side where every man works hard, and the trophies have finally begun to roll in. Klopp has been fantastic, a truly special, brilliant manager. And yeah in the past three decades the quality has been there but never complete like you rightly said. It all started with a) the failure of the club to have a long term plan in place to replace an ageing squad at the time of decline (for example Hansen was badly missed) and b) the appointment of Souness. He was a terrible manager who changed too much too soon and his transfers were appalling (selling good players and buying bad ones).

I think he had the tools to have been a world great. I watched him as a southend fan, Stan had the same tools that R9 Ronaldo had. Maybe not quite at his level (who is?) but pace power control, 2 feet great in air, happy running at goal or with back to goal, fantastic striker of the ball (as seen by how many goals he got from outside the box). Doesn't get the credits he deserved for his assists and vision either. He and fowler one of the best pairings I've witnessed

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''oooh, screamer!!'' - I'll never forget that

Petros Athanasopoulos It’s on KZfaq, great game, I remember it like yesterday. 👍

@@JohnMcMahon. I know it's on KZfaq mate but the quality of the video isn't the same as it would be if LFC channel upload it. Yeah it was truly a great night but for me no European night can beat Chelsea 2005 and 2007!

nightca it won’t be forgotten by many fans that’s for sure. Of all clubs I thought we would be the last. I’m actually gutted that we’ve done it, still can’t believe it.

nightca They were great to me through the year as I had a sick relative and they sent signed stuff for him from the team. It actually brought a tear to my eye how good they were. Now from that to this, it’s such a shame that it will reflect this way on the club when it’s clearly a big board decision, but the players should have never let it happen.

nightca never had class mate, sorry to break it to you

Uwong Fodat I was saying earlier to somebody how the fans and actual people who make these clubs what they are do have the class. Unfortunately money men have made the decisions at Liverpool, Newcastle, Spurs and Bournemouth. The one good thing is that football should now surely get the massive overhaul it needs!

nightca that’s good news. But maybe too late you feel.

Yeah, he should've done better with his career with the talent he had.

Please

you should miss your life not a football, there are much more important things. This coronavirus is showing us in how fake world we live and how much sense it "has"

@@MrLeonardodv nah I miss football more

Respect Kev son ✌🏼

And very similar to a Firmino's goal against Man City

@@fernandospj The pass by Thomas was also similar to the the pass by Chamberlain. I've noticed quite a few goals by the current Liverpool team similar to goals from past teams.

Pumped Fake fan

Evo Rohan Shut up I’ve been with Liverpool for 8 years I have a signed ball by mane so you can’t say much ALLEZ ALLEZ ALLEZ