12 5 YEARS
18 9218 92 20172017As part of its dedication to tackle food poverty, LFC’s community programme Red Neighbours is
an advocate for local foodbanks. With collections at every Premier League matchday at Anfield,
supporters can drop off any non-perishable food donations and toiletries at the collection points
on Anfield Road next to the Family Park and inside the new LFC Anfield Superstore.FOODBANK
AT ANFIELD
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John's Magic
Moment
A Pole's goal
The recent Premier League game
against Chelsea proved to be
extra-special for one young fan
from Aberdeen, with 12-year-old
John McGlinchey and family friend
Eric Boyd from Bootle invited
to open the Family Park. It was
John’s first trip to Anfield and his
travel and tickets had been paid
for by a group of fans from the
Bootle area. LFC Magic Moments
see supporters picked at random
on matchdays for never-to-be-
forgotten experiences.Polish fan Mariusz Gamza writes
to tell us about his all-consuming
passion: following the Reds
and collecting LFC badges.
“I've been supporting Liverpool
since the 1980s, I am a loyal fan
and Anfield is always in my heart.
I'm hoping there are fellow Reds
out there who can help me expand
my badge collection even more!”
Mariusz has amassed a fine
collection of LFC memorabilia
down the years, as these photos
show, and you can get in touch
with him at ul. Cicha 1, 43-246
Strumien, Poland.This is Patricia, Sean, Mark and Nathan Lally-Starrs
over from Dublin, big Reds!Paul Brooks from Perth, Western Australia got the
best prezzie from wife Victoria: a new number plate!
The kids, Kobe, Lexie, Leon and Kyan, love it tooSteve from
Dublin is
attending
the Swansea
game with his
sister Sarah –
he was seven
on Christmas
Eve!Ewan James Walker from Sandbach has been
attending home games with his granddad this
season and has become a lucky charm – go Ewan!Happy second
birthday
to our little
man Jensen
Smythe – have
a great day,
all our love
Mummy,
Daddy, Evie
and all the
family xxx