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Some Liverpool supporters remain wary of Arab state investment but is the football moral high ground a ship that has already sailed?

Paul Ince was a formidable figure in the dressing room but Gerard Houllier wanted a fresh start at Liverpool.

Gary McAllister eventually made a huge impact at Liverpool, but his signing was far from straightforward

Hakan Sukur made history at the 2002 World Cup having seemingly come close to joining Liverpool before it

Steven Gerrard and El Hadji Diouf were team-mates at Liverpool between 2002 and 2004 but didn't get on - with the Senegal legend taking another swipe at the Englishman

The World Cup exploits of Senegal and the Republic of Ireland resulted in players heading to Anfield, but how did they fare?

Djimi Traore may be best remembered outside Anfield for his tragi-comic own goal at Burnley but the character he showed in recovering from such a high-profile embarrassment to play an important role in Liverpool's astounding journey to Champions League glory that same season encapsulated the French-born Mali international defender's time…

Jurgen Klopp’s men were beaten 2-1 at home by Leeds at the weekend.

Sander Westerveld played his part in Liverpool's 2001 Treble-cup winning heroics but one mistake too many shortly afterwards saw him brutally cast aside by manager Gerard Houllier who signed not just one but two goalkeepers to replace the devastated Dutchman

Vegard Heggem became the first signing of Roy Evans and Gerard Houllier's short-lived joint-managers experiment at Liverpool, adding pace and attacking verve for the Reds' right flank during a turbulent period for the club

Trent Alexander-Arnold hasn't enjoyed a good start to the season but he can follow in the footsteps of one Liverpool legend to reignite his fortunes