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Liverpool Away Kit Arrived, RM210 With Postage

Wikipedia is a good free source. It's amazing the amount of information you can find via a google search. Wiki will give you brief historical account of the club.

Books? Most biographies provide good reading material and you get to read stories and accounts from players you won't find online. I just finished reading Tommy Smith's book entitled "Anfield Iron". I've also read Fowler's and Carra's in recent times. I usually won't read a biography unless the player is retired or near retirement which is why I never read the Torres and Gerrard one's although I have them. People gave them to me as gifts. I had a book on Shankly entitled "The Essential Shankly" but I lent it to a friend and he's not given it back yet.

Start online and read about Shankly, Hillsborough and Heysel. If you visit liverpoolfc.tv and redandwhitekop.co.uk, you'll come across some pretty well written posts from senior fans.