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This Is Anfield  •  Appreciating

Appreciating

A series on LFC players who don’t get the appreciation they perhaps deserve.

Liverpool's winning goalscorer Ian St John celebrates winning the FA Cup

Ian St John: The player Shankly called “the only striker in the game”

GBEP34 Soccer - Football League Division One - West Ham United v Liverpool

Terry McDermott: A rare breed who is a legend at Liverpool and beyond

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, May 24, 2009: Liverpool's Sami Hyypia is lifted up by team mate goalkeeper Pepe Reina after his final appearance for the Reds at the end of a decade of service, following the final Premiership match against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield. (Photo by: David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Sami Hyypia: Liverpool’s greatest bargain signing?

Dirk Kuyt: Liverpool’s likeable, underrated big-game player

Peter Beardsley, 1991 (Neal Simpson/EMPICS Sport)

Peter Beardsley: A blend of Keegan & Dalglish who left Liverpool too soon

Rob Jones, Liverpool, 1996 (Aubrey Washington/EMPICS Sport)

Rob Jones: Liverpool’s Mr. Consistent, who was robbed of his prime

Jamie Redknapp, 1999 (Neal Simpson/EMPICS Sport)

Jamie Redknapp: Unwilling poster boy and Liverpool’s conduit to success

Liverpool captain Graeme Souness celebrates winning the European Cup, 1984 (PA Images)

Graeme Souness: A complete midfielder who can put his medals on the table

Robbie Fowler celebrates after scoring for Liverpool against Derby County, during their FA Premiership football match at Pride Park, Derby. 1999. Rui Vieira/PA Archive/PA Images)

Robbie Fowler: One of the Premier League’s greatest-ever strikers

RON YEATS, LIVERPOOL (Don Morley/EMPICS Sport)

Ron Yeats: The colossal signing who was Liverpool’s original Van Dijk