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Interview with Adrian Killen

By LFCHistory,
January 7, 2009 in FF - Football Forum

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Posted January 7, 2009

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Posted January 7, 2009

Adrian Killen works as an Anfield tour guide, but his home is a Liverpool FC museum in its own right. Adrian has a lot of wonderful memories from his days supporting the Reds and has only missed 4 home games since the very day Bill Shankly was in charge of his first Liverpool game in 1959!

"I was taken to the 1950 FA Cup semi-final against Everton, but I was left at a relative's house in Manchester while my family went to the match. Coming back, I remember seeing a big tin drum in a shop window and my mother bought me the tin drum. When I came back from the train I remember marching down the station with the tin drum. I was only four years of age. All the men behind me doing a dance because we had beaten Everton in the semi-final."

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LFChistory.net is an accessible website for stats and historical articles on Liverpool FC. LFChistory.net has all the results from official games, every goalscorer, every single line-up and profiles of all players who have appeared on Liverpool's teamsheet since the 1892/93 season.