You could chuck Kevin Keegan in as well, although he didn’t have the tash. It was a surprisingly popular fashion faux pas at the time. In fact, Harry Enfield got one of his most popular sketches from it.
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Oh yess. I remember Harry Enfield sketch. “Calm down , calm down”. The perm and the tache was very popular then.
My mum used have a perm in those days. It used to last a good year.
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But we all looked like that in Liverpool in those days Maria including me, although my hair was naturally curly 
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My Dad too, my Dad and I had curly hair.
Mum had straight hair, she always liked curly hair thus the per m.
Those were the days!
Everything changes over the generations.
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It took them ages to realise how gay that look was.
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Yeah gay stereotypes like that also went out in about the 1980s then again Australia seem to be brining it back.
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The dirtbag chic aesthetic appears to be in vogue with the youth, in a non ironic way. I’d say 50% of the 20 somethings in my gym all have their look based on the lifeguard kid from Stranger Things
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Tommy Smith was mine. 
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Mine was under the leadership of Liverpool’s greatest midfielder.
Summary
Souness
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I’m not sure this goes back far enough to assist @cynicaloldgit.
Mine was either Hansen or Ronnie, fuck knows.
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I’m guessing Tommy Smith, possibly Emlyn. It was around the time of the Uefa cup win that I started taking an interest in where everyone went before Doctor Who came on.
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00/01 was my first season as a fan when I was 10, so Redknapp and Fowler.
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Happy retirement Wee Joe
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You mean @WeeJoe?
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Emlyn Hughes. But it’s a bit of a blur. I can only remember bits and bobs from that time. I can remember everything from the mid 1980s, later Souness time, very clearly.
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I was born during Mark Wright’s captaincy but the first one I remember was Paul Ince.
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