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Torres: I would never change my time in Liverpool. I needed to move. I found something great, special and different. It was my happiest time as a player. To feel the love of a community where you haven't grown up - it is hard for me to describe what this meant to me.

Rick Parry: Yes, Rafa and I had disagreements but that does not explain all of the ills at the club... We still speak and in his own inimitable way there is definitely a sense that he realises you should maybe be careful what you wish for, even if it's fleeting.

Carra never became the PR-moulded, bland, character we now expect -but loathe - of our Premier League stars. His searing honesty is the reason Anfield identified with him more than any other player of his generation.

Xabi: In 2009, we played the best football and lost the least amount of games but still did not win the league. That's the beauty of football, I guess. It is not a straight line.

Kaiser: I'd try to find a space on the pitch to hide during full-scale training matches because I learned that going crazy in training did not improve my levels on a Saturday.

Neil Mellor: I'm fortunatw that I experienced moments in mu career that are unique and historical

Gérard Houllier: you don't win anything without a good goalkeeper, a good defence and a good striker. (Well take note please Jürgen boss because our defence is a nutcase lol)

Baby Owen: I lost something when I left Liverpool. I lost my fan mentality.

Dan Murphy: scored the winner at Old Trafford three times. I scored the winner in the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. These are memories you take to the grave.

Thommo: I'll argue with anyone that Liverpool invented "Total Football", not the Dutch.