Virgil Van Djik…Trent Alexander Arnold…Mo Salah…these Liverpool stars, along with the rest of their teammates, have already etched themselves into the annals of Merseyside folklore. After a thrilling revival under the stewardship of Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool claimed the Champions League trophy, FIFA Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup over a thrilling 2018/2019 season.
But the prize that fans really wanted, the Premier League title, evaded the famous Anfield turf since its inception nearly 30 years ago, though the Reds did come agonisingly close to clinching league glory in seasons past. That was until the 2019/2020, when neither Liverpool’s archrivals Man City, nor the pandemic, could halt their march to Premier League glory by a triumphant 18 points.
To cap off this glorious season for the Liverpool faithful, fan site Anfield Index have teamed up with WhichBookie to offer fans an incredible chance to claim £250 of top Liverpool merchandise!
The prizes for the lucky winner of this stunning competition include the following:
- 1x Dian Champions range print A1 size
- 3 x Champions range x A3 prints
- 2 x Champions range x hoodies
- 4 x Champions range Mugs
- All badges for Premier League, Club World Cup and Champions League
- 3 x Champions range t-shirts
Fancy decking out your front room like the Kop end on match days, or snuggling up in a cosy Liverpool hoodie with your nearest and dearest, brew in hand, to watch Klopp’s men begin their defence of the Premier League title? Of course you do!
To be in with a chance of topping off last year’s incredible campaign by claiming this stellar merch, competition hopefuls must cast their minds back to the last time Liverpool topped the League, at the conclusion of the 1989/1990 season.
This was the era when stars Ian Rush, Peter Beardsley and terrace favourite John Barnes reigned supreme, storming to the old first division and finishing nine points clear at the top of the table.
Anfield Index and WhichBookie want to see if you can remember who was in the dugout as Liverpool manager over that historic season. Was it either…
- a) Bob Paisley
- b) Graeme Souness
- c) Kenny Dalglish
- d) Roy Evan
To be in with a chance of winning, follow this link to enter. The competition is open until the 16th September. Players must of course be over 18 to take part.