Gerrard bangs Oscar Award just after 3 Days in LA

Former Liverpool and England Captain Steven Gerrard has posted a picture on his Instagram page of him holding an OSCAR award.
              
The 34-year-old Midfielder joined LA galaxy from Liverpool and the end of last EPL season after ending his 17 years career with his child hood club.

Congratulations for the award great Captain Fantastic....

Steven Gerrard Daughter in LA Galaxy Jersey

Out going Liverpool Legend and Captain Steve Gerrard daughter Lourdes Gerrard already laughing his dad new club Jersey.  Her mother Alex Gerrard 8 posted  the picture on her twitter page and she wrote "Lourdes in her LA Galaxy

Alex Gerrard 8 @AlexGerrard7

Lourdes in her LA Galaxy @LAGalaxy kit !! pic.twitter.com/aEcZ7OxCPf. See Picture below
         
She looks cute in it, didn't she? lols......

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Liverpool FC Legend Says Goodbye in a Letter to Fans

Having spent over 17 years at Anfield, Liverpool Captain Steven Gerrard would be saying his good-bye soon but he writes to the club supporter as he makes that move to the MLS this summer.

            

The letter reads: 

To all my fans,

Saying goodbye hasn't been easy.

Liverpool Football Club has been such a massive part of my life since I was eight years old and I know how much I'm going to miss it.

It's been an emotional time for my family and I with my final game at Anfield against Crystal Palace and then my last appearance away to Stoke City.

But I've been blown away by the send-off I've been given by the supporters and I'd like to thank every one of you. It's been very humbling and it's something I'll cherish for the rest of my life.

It's been an absolute privilege to represent this football club for so long.

When I was a kid, kicking a ball around in Ironside Road in Huyton, all I ever wanted to do was play for Liverpool. I dreamed of pulling that shirt on just once.

I never thought I'd get close to achieving that so to be able to look back on a first-team career of 710 appearances spanning 17 years I'm immensely proud.

I've loved every minute of playing for the best supporters in the world.

It's been an amazing journey. There have been some glorious highs and some crushing lows, but throughout you have given me fantastic support and I'll never forget that.

The highs have been all the sweeter because they have been achieved with my boyhood club. We have shared those special moments together.

Of course the pinnacle of my career arrived in Istanbul 10 years ago. That was the best night of my life. When I lifted the European Cup, there was no prouder man on the planet.

It meant so much to me to deliver that trophy for you. The supporters played such a big part in helping to inspire that famous comeback against AC Milan. I'll never forget how they helped to lift our chins off the floor after that nightmare first half.

People have often asked me about the pressure on my shoulders to deliver for Liverpool but I've never seen that as a burden. There's been huge responsibility on me but I've always loved and embraced that.

It's been a massive honour to be captain of this club for so long. I've always given my best and tried to lead by example.

I've been very fortunate to play alongside some incredible players and for managers who have all helped me to improve and develop. I'm proud of what I've given back - the sacrifices, the dedication and the loyalty over the years.

But more than anything I feel incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to play in front of these fans for so long.

Liverpool is my home and I love this city. But I believe the time is right to open a new chapter as I prepare to move to America.

I want to keep playing every week in the final few years of my career and I'm looking forward to embarking on a new challenge with Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS.

I'll be away for the next couple of years but this isn't the end of my long association with Liverpool FC. I've been a supporter all my life and that will continue.

I hope to get the opportunity to come back and serve the club again one day. I feel that I can make a contribution in some role in the future.

But today is all about looking back and saying thank-you to the fans for the magnificent support you have given me over the past two decades. You have helped me to fulfil my dreams over and over again and given me memories I wouldn't swap for anything.

Thank you.

Steven Gerrard

According Liverpoolfc.com Source 

Steven Gerrard bid farewell to Liverpool FC

Liverpool Captain Steven Gerrard bid farewell to Liverpool football club in a press conference yesterday to end his 16 years career with the Reds.
           
Watch  Video of the Press Conference in Full

The legend who started his career from Liverpool Academy  into the first team in the year 1998.

Below is a video footage showing pictures of him when he begin his career and when his about to end it with LFC.

                

ISTANBUL 2005- Squad Signed Limited Print

The image that Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard are holding is an example of what the print will

              

look like signed - The print will be personally signed in pencil by the 2005 squad on the 25th of May.

                

The squad are back in Liverpool this month for the tenth anniversary reunion night, this might well be the last time the whole squad get together making these prints just that little bit more unique. The prints are available to order now for £295 each unframed for supporters outside of the UK, on a first-come first- served basis. We can also supply the prints framed at a cost of £395 each, Uk orders only.

Please Log on to www.empireofthekop.com for more details.

Liverpool announced names of Teams to Participate for the All-Star charity match

Teams for the All-Star charity match have been announced with current players from first team and academy  to be added later:
        
Steven Gerrard's team: Jones, Warnock, Terry, Riise, Alonso, Nolan, Gerrard, Babel, Suarez, Torres, Henry

Jamie Carragher's team: Reina, Arbeola, Carra, Kelly, Meireless, Shelvey, Noone, Garcia, Bellamy, Drogba, Kuyt
        
Please Read More Here: Liverpoolfc.com

Liverpool to host all star charity match too honour Steven Gerrard

A Unique charity football match to benefit the people of Liverpool will take place at Anfield later this month, which will include two All-Star line-ups of some of Europe's elite players reported liverpoolfc.com.
             
The event, which has been organised by Liverpool FC's official charity, the Liverpool FC Foundation, will bring together two teams that will be selected by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher as some of the most influential players they have played with or against.

Gerrard will take on the role of captain for one team, while Carragher will take on the same role for the other All-Star side. Managers and the final line-up of each All-Stars team will be announced in the coming weeks.

Player recruitment is well underway, and players confirmed include Luis Suarez, Fernando Torres, Pepe Reina, Dirk Kuyt, Xabi Alonso, Thierry Henry, John Terry and Didier Drogba, to name a few.

Current Reds first-team players who are not on international duty will also play some part, as well as some of the Academy's brightest stars, plus the club's backroom staff will also be on hand to offer support.

Gerrard will leave Liverpool at the end of the season and this special match will give fans the opportunity to see him alongside some of their favorites- all to raise funds for the local community.

Tickets for this exciting event, which will take place on Sunday March 29, 2015, kick off 3pm, will be priced at £20 for adults, £5 for juniors and £15 for over 65s. Disabled concessionary prices will also apply.

Proceeds raised will help to fund the Liverpool FC Foundation's community programmes, which benefit thousands of young people and adults throughout the city of Liverpool .

Funds will also support Alder Hey's new Hospital in the park, as well Providing support packages to Clarire House, Positive Futures, Centre 56 and Cash for Kids.

Tickets will initially be available to season ticket holders and LFC members from 1pm on Thursday March 5, with a general sale to follow at 8.15am on Wednesday March 11.

For wheelchair, visually impaired and ambulant disable tickets, please telephone 08431705555 and select the disability option to speak to one of our advisors.

Click here for more information about this match.

*Adult/junior tickets are available to purchase at a ratio of 3:1 There will be no booking fee charged for this match.

*Please note that each player's involvement in the game, including the duration of each player's appearance, is subject to player's club approval, international duty obligations and fitness at the time of the match.

Gerrard vow to return as a Liverpool manager

Steven Gerrard Liverpool legend lays down future plans, has he revealed that his dream is to one day return to the club as a manager after his time with MLS side LA Galaxy comes to an end, Sky Sports reports.
                      
The Liverpool Captain also blasts Mario Balotelli penalty labeling his attitude as a disrespecting one after he took away the ball from Jordan Henderson to take the spot kick against Beskitas last night.

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The 34-year-old will draw the curtain on a glittering 17-year playing career at the club over the summer as his contract expires.

But the former England man has promised this will not be the last Reds fans see of him as he has designs on returning one day as manager.

"I still see myself as a player, and i know how tough it is to be a manager," he said.

"It is obviously a big dream of mine, but you have to be good enough first and foremost the captain fantastic stated."