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Born in 1961 Ronnie Whelan began his football career in the Irish League, before being signed
by Liverpool under manager Bob Paisley in 1979 for a cut price ￡35,000. Signing Whelan
proved to be a very shrewd investment as he went on to captain the club
and make over 400 appearances for Liverpool.Whelan was a hard working skilful midfield player, who
could also double up as a defender when required, he made his debut against Stoke
City in 1981 and crowned his debut with a goal in the 3-0 victory.It was
the 1981-82 season that Ronnie Whelan established a regular place in the Liverpool first team,
a season that would see Liverpool win the League Cup with tn requin Whelan scoring two goals
against Spurs in the final. Liverpool then went onto win the League title, and as
if that was enough for his first full season, Whelan was then voted as the
young player of the year.Having succeed his midfield role from the great Ray Kennedy, Whelan
fitted into the role straight away, never looking out of his depth in this great
Liverpool team. They retained both the League title and the League Cup the following season,
with Whelan scoring again in the final, this time against Manchester United.Things just got better
for Liverpool as the 1984 season saw them win a treble of trophies, retaining the
League title, the league Cup and the Nike Requin not so small addition of the European Cup,
as Liverpool won this trophy for the fourth time.Despite a surprising trophy less season during
1985, Ronnie Whelan had a great season during the 1985/86 campaign as Liverpool won the
League Cup and FA Cup when they beat Merseyside rivals Everton in the final.After missing
much of the 1987/88 season through injury and losing his place in the team to
Nigel Spackman, Ronnie bounced back the following season being made club captain following a long
term injury to Alan Hansen, as Liverpool won the FA Cup in the 1988/89 season,
but narrowly missed out on the League title as Arsenal scored in the final seconds
of the season to clinch the title.Whelan was part of the Liverpool team that reclaimed
the title in 1990, however due to injuries and the emergence of new players Ronnie
Whelan's appearances for Liverpool were now diminishing, Despite a resurgence under manager Graeme Souness his
days at Liverpool now seemed numbered, as he faced competition for his place from players
like Steve McManaman and Jamie Redknapp and he left Liverpool to Southend United in 1994
after making 443 Appearances and scoring 73 goals, he will always remain a Liverpool Football
Club legend.Steve Goodwin is an expert author, football fan and retailer of Liverpool FC football
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