How Many Games Did Peter Beardsley Play For Liverpool FC?

Born in the North East of England in nineteen sixty one, Peter Beardsley first played pro football for Carlisle United, joining England's most Notherly club in nineteen seventy nine, where he remained for three seasons.  

A trial at Manchester United sandwiched two brief stints at Vancouver whitecaps Before Beardsley managed to secure a dream move to his boyhood heroes Newcastle United in nineteen eighty three.  

Four years and one hundred and forty seven games for the Magpies later, he moved to Anfield in eighty seven to join another recent Anfield arrival and England team mate John Barnes.

Peter Beardsley took a while to get going as a Liverpool player, and while his talent was never in question, many people wandered if he had warranted the huge fee Kenny Dalglish had payed to secure his services.  

He eventually came good and played one hundred and thirty one games for Liverpool, scoring forty six goals.

Peter Andrew Beardsley has had a great football career in England during the 1980s and the 1990s. During his career as a footballer, he played with Newcastle United, Carlisle United, Vancouver Whitecaps (part of the Canadian NASL), Manchester United, Liverpool, Everton, Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City, Fulham, Hartlepool United, Doncaster Rovers, and finally, the Melbourne Knights in Australia, where he retired at the age of 38.

He played for England 59 times, leading them once as captain. In 1995, he was awarded an MBE for his services to English football.

Coming to your question, Beardsley transferred to Liverpool for a record fee of 1.9 million GBP on 14 July, 1987. He came to Liverpool along with John Barnes. He played a total of 175 games for Liverpool, from the time he transferred there till he left in 1991,and scored 59 goals therein. His first goal for Liverpool was against Coventry City on 29 August,1987. He enabled Liverpool to remain unbeaten for 29 matches in a row,

Peter Andrew Beardsley has had a great football career in England during the 1980s and the 1990s. During his career as a footballer, he played with Newcastle United, Carlisle United, Vancouver Whitecaps (part of the Canadian NASL), Manchester United, Liverpool, Everton, Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City, Fulham, Hartlepool United, Doncaster Rovers, and finally, the Melbourne Knights in Australa, where he retired at the age of 38.

He played for England 59 times, leading them once as captain. In 1995, he was awarded an MBE for his services to English football.

Coming to your question, Beardsley transferred to Liverpool for a record fee of 1.9 million GBP on 14 July, 1987. Along with John Barnes, he formed one of the best attacking line-ups for Liverpool. He played a total of 131 games for Liverpool, from the time he transferred there till he left in 1991,and scored 46 goals therein. His first goal for Liverpool was against Coventry City on 29 August,1987. He enabled Liverpool to remain unbeaten for 29 matches in a row, and Liverpool also won the League title that year.