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2013-14 Premier League Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 22 Simon Mignolet (Hillsborough patch)  -  not now good image

  'Celebration of the 96' to mark 25 years
  27th Feb 2014

  A special charity event involving players past and present will take place at Anfield on Easter Monday to celebrate the lives of the 96 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough.

The 'Celebration of the 96' event, which has been planned by the Hillsborough Family Support Group (HFSG), with support from Liverpool FC, will include a 90-minute match between local Reds legends and international legends.   Taking place on Monday, April 21, the event will also see a community football session on the pitch with first-team, Academy and Ladies players all involved.

  Fans who purchase a ticket by Friday, April 4 will also have the chance to enter a competition to go onto the pitch at Anfield to meet with first-team players and put a question to one of them as part of a Q&A session.

  Tickets for the event will be priced at Ј15 for an adult and Ј5 for kids. All proceeds will be split between the HFSG and LFC's charity, the Liverpool FC Foundation, which will be put back into the local community through the Foundation's programmes.

  More details of the event will follow, but the list of legends who will be playing for the Liverpool local team includes names like David James, Jamie Carragher, Gary McAllister, Ray Houghton, Ian Rush, Robbie Fowler, Steve McManaman, Peter Beardsley and John Barnes. They will be managed by Kenny Dalglish.

  The Liverpool international team, which will be managed by Gerard Houllier, will include the likes of Luis Garcia, Markus Babbel, Jan Molby, Stephane Henchoz, Stig Inge Bjornebye, Dietmar Hamann and Vladimir Smicer.

  There will also be plenty of pre-match entertainment before kick-off at 2pm GMT.

  Margaret Aspinall, chair of the HFSG, said: "We wanted to host an event to celebrate the lives of the 96 and give people the opportunity to come to Anfield for a fun afternoon.

  "We've decided to split the proceeds with LFC's Foundation, so it will not only support the families, but also support future generations within the Liverpool community.

  "It's great to see the current and former Liverpool players showing their support in numbers and I hope a lot of people will come along to join us on the day."

  Kenny Dalglish added: "This is a great opportunity for the families and fans to come together at Anfield for a celebration in honour of the 96.

  "Everyone here at Liverpool Football Club is behind this event and it is also great to see so many former players travelling in to make this a special day."

  Tickets will initially be available to season ticket holders and LFC members from Friday, February 28, with a general sale to follow on the week commencing March 10.

  Hillsborough Patch: J2.00 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this patch, 2014)

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  To help mark the 25th Anniversary of Hillsborough, Liverpool FC is launching an official commemorative iron-on patch for fans to purchase from all official Club stores.

  Fans will be encouraged to buy the patch and wear it for the Liverpool FC v Manchester City match on Sunday 13th April, which will also be worn by the players throughout the game. It will also be worn for the final three home games.

  The patch will is Ј2 to purchase, with 100% of profits being split between Hillsborough families.

  If you purchase a patch your shipping will be discounted to Ј3 on all orders Worldwide.

  Hillsborough Patch Instruction

  As part of the club's plans to mark the 25th anniversary of Hillsborough on Tuesday, April 15, Liverpool FC have launched a special 'Patch for the 96' campaign.

  When the club comes together for a memorial service at Anfield next month, a quarter of a century will have passed since the tragedy occurred and 96 supporters lost their lives.

  The official commemorative iron-on patch - which costs Ј2, with all profits to be donated to Hillsborough families - is available to purchase from official club stores and the Official LFC Online Store.

  First-team players will show their support for the fundraising initiative by wearing the patch for each of the Reds' final three home fixtures, beginning against Manchester City on April 13.

  In addition, the Liverpool Ladies team will also sport the patch from the opening match of their season, with City on April 17, until the Women's Super League takes a mid-season break in June.

  Margaret Aspinall, chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group (HFSG), commented: "The 25th anniversary of Hillsborough is an important milestone for the families.

  "The 'Patch for the 96' is a special way for all football fans from across the world to come together in support and is a commemorative sign of unity."

  Click here to get your patch online.

  

  Check out the embedded video and graphic below for further information on the patch, including instructions of how to apply to suitable clothing and garments.

  The patch will also be worn by former Liverpool players at the 'Celebration of the 96' charity match event, arranged by the HFSG and scheduled for Monday, April 21 at the Reds' home ground.

  That day is to include a 90-minute friendly encounter between local Reds legends and international legends, plus a community football session on the pitch with first-team, Academy and Ladies players.

  Tickets for the one-off event are priced at Ј15 for adults and Ј5 for children, with all proceeds to be split between the HFSG and the Liverpool FC Foundation, the club's official charity. Click here for more details.

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Interesting fact: 16 April 2006, in away Premier League match Blackburn Rovers-Liverpool, players two teams to go at pitch in special armband "15th APRIL 1989", in remember about 17th years tragedy at Hillsborough. This may be was first special item which was made and used in official match in Liverpool F.C. shirt.

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2013-14 Premier League Away player shirt long sleeve № 22 Simon Mignolet (printed Seeing is Believing, spare)  -  image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

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  Richard Meddings, group finance director at Standard Chartered and chairman of Seeing is Believing says: "Seeing is Believing has received incredibly strong support from Liverpool F C fans in the past, raising more than J100,000 through the activities around the last two 'Perfect Match' games. We are very grateful for that support, which helps transform the lives of many individuals around the world by either preventing or curing avoidable blindness."

                                
        

  Company logo in home shirt (top). 1st image: printed on home shirt "Seeing is Believing". 2nd image: printed on away goalkeeper shirt "Seeing is Believing".
  Interesting one, what two last seasons, print "Seeing is Believing", how on field, as on goalkeeper shirt was on colors identical. Here in this match print "Seeing is Believing" on home shirt, yellow-white, but print "Seeing is Believing" on away goalkeeper shirt, gray-white, why as. Else, if good to look on print "Seeing is Believing" on away goalkeeper shirt, can to see what print "Seeing is Believing" in a framework. If you have information, why such difference, please please contact us.

  LFC and Standard Chartered begin week of activity
  24th Mar 2014

  Liverpool FC and Standard Chartered are today kicking off a week of activity to support Standard Chartered's global charitable initiative 'Seeing is Believing', which aims to tackle avoidable blindness.



  The highlight of the week will be the home clash with Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, March 30, when the Reds will replace the usual Standard Chartered logo on their shirts with the 'Seeing is Believing' emblem.

  This will be the third time that the 'Seeing is Believing' logo has been displayed on the iconic red jersey to raise awareness of the programme's work in the fight against avoidable blindness.

  After the game, five limited edition player shirts from the match will be signed and auctioned on eBay to raise money for 'Seeing is Believing'; all donations will be matched by Standard Chartered, making this fixture the 'Perfect Match', with the club and its sponsor coming together to support an important cause.

  The club will also raise awareness for 'Seeing is Believing' by releasing five videos throughout the week. The clips will see first-team players Lucas Leiva and Jordan Henderson, legends Robbie Fowler and Steve McManaman, and celebrity fans John Bishop and Andy Brown taking part in a number of challenges, competing to see who will be crowned the 'Perfect Match' pair.

  These videos will also form the basis of a competition to win signed 'Seeing is Believing' Liverpool shirts via Standard Chartered's Facebook page.

  Further activities will focus on a local project visit by first-team players Iago Aspas and Simon Mignolet, and live match commentary on Twitter via @LFC by legend Dietmar Hamann during the aforementioned Spurs fixture.

  Richard Meddings, group finance director at Standard Chartered and chairman of 'Seeing is Believing', commented: "'Seeing is Believing' has received incredibly strong support from Liverpool FC fans in the past, raising more than Ј100,000 through the activities around the last two 'Perfect Match' games. We are very grateful for that support, which helps transform the lives of many individuals around the world by either preventing or curing avoidable blindness."

  There are 39million blind people worldwide, yet in eight out of 10 cases, blindness can be prevented or treated. 90 per cent of avoidable blindness occurs in the developing world, affecting many communities where Standard Chartered operates.

  Through simple treatments and affordable surgeries, it is possible to transform the lives of both children and adults, benefiting not only those who receive treatment, but also their families. It is one of the most cost-effective health interventions - with a cataract operation, for example, costing as little as Ј17.

  Tackling avoidable blindness is an issue with which Standard Chartered has been helping to make an impact and the bank has been supporting the cause for more than a decade.

  Billy Hogan, chief commercial officer at Liverpool, added: "We continue to work closely with Standard Chartered to raise awareness and funds for 'Seeing is Believing' both in the UK and the rest of the world.

  "For the past two seasons, the logo swap has worked as a fantastic platform to help promote the initiative and raise money, and we hope this season it can go even further. 'Seeing is Believing' is a fantastic programme and we are proud to be able to use the reach of Liverpool FC to support such a worthy cause."

  After the match against Tottenham, fans will be able to bid for the limited edition shirts from the game through eBay, with all money raised going towards 'Seeing is Believing'. Fans can head to www.ebay.co.uk/perfectmatch from 5pm BST on Monday, March 31.

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2013-14 Testimonial Steven Gerrard Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 22 Simon Mignolet  -  not now good image