Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7558 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-10-08
• Rating: Exempt
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1

Synopsis

The Liverpool Official Updated History DVD takes a look at the history of the almighty Liverpool FC, charting all the highs and lows experienced by the club throughout its history.

Customer Reviews

Good - but not great.
This dvd marks the latest "definitive" history of Liverpool - supposedly "fully revised and updated". In truth, the dvd is virtually the same as the 2002 release, only this time with Houllier's exit briefly touched upon, and around 30 minutes of Benitez's reign to date bolted on at the end. If you do not own the 2002 release, then this is a must, although frustratingly an opportunity to add some decent, "never seen before" extras has been missed. If you already own the 2002 release, then stick with that and invest in the subsequent season reviews instead. Overall, a good dvd - but it could have been so much more.

A complete LFC education, YNWA
It's hard to fully appreciate a club if you don't know the full history the ups and the downs and the players who built the club into the 5 times winners they are today.

This Dvd has it covered, some amazing football with comments from past players and interviews. It has it all covered and is great value for money. The packaging is great and the main feature alone is 3 hours. You can pick an individual era or watch it all at once.

Some of the football is truly breathtaking and you can see the players of the 70's 80's could match the quality of Ronaldo or Gerard today.

An absolute must for any Liverpool fan. Enjoy

YNWA

Possibly made of old carpet samples at the last minute, but great watching.
To be honest Mr Claringbold, you talk rubbish. If you're not a Liverpool fan, why take the time to comment on this product? Nothing better to do? Anyway, if you are a fan of the mighty Pool, this product will be appraciated greatly. It has all of the usual bits you would expect of a history, plus it brings it all up to date. I would agree that the new footage is a bit stilted, and yes, Rafa does talk nonsense, but generally this will keep you happy. And it has good re-run quality, and as long as you can take seeing Jimmy-with-a-D Traore fumbling around with the ball like a drunken baby, then you'll definitely want to watch this again. And possibly once more. But that would be it. This DVD is recommended by Liverpool fans, and not by Man United fans from Surrey.