Rank	Name	Years	Position	Goals	Nationality
1	Kenny Dalglish	1977-1991	Forward	172	Scotland
2	Steven Gerrard	1998-present	Midfield	64	England
3	Ian Rush	1980-1996	Forward	346	Wales
4	Robbie Fowler	1993-2007	Forward	177	England
5	John Barnes	1987-1997	Winger	110	England
6	Billy Liddell	1938-1960	Winger	229	Scotland
7	Jamie Carragher	1996-present	Defender	4	England
8	Kevin Keegan	1971-1977	Forward	100	England
9	Graeme Souness	1978-1984	Midfield	56	Scotland
10	Emlyn Hughes	1967-1979	Midfield	49	England
11	Ray Clemence	1967-1981	Goalkeeper	0	England
12	Alan Hansen	1977-1991	Defender	14	Scotland
13	Roger Hunt	1959-1969	Forward	286	England
14	Michael Owen	1996-2004	Forward	158	England
15	Ian Callaghan	1960-1978	Winger	68	England
16	Jan Mølby	1984-1996	Midfield	62	Denmark
17	Bruce Grobbelaar	1981-1994	Goalkeeper	0	Zimbabwe
18	David Fairclough	1974-1983	Forward	55	England
19	Peter Beardsley	1987-1991	Forward	59	England
20	Phil Neal	1974-1985	Full-Back	60	England
21	Ian St. John	1961-1971	Forward	118	Scotland
22	Steve McManaman	1989-1999	Winger	66	England
23	Steve Heighway	1970-1981	Winger	76	Ireland
24	John Arne Riise	2001-present	Defender	26	Norway
25	Tommy Smith	1960-1978	Defender	48	England
26	John Aldridge	1987-1989	Forward	63	Ireland
27	Phil Thompson	1971-1985	Defender	13	England
28	Ray Kennedy	1974-1982	Midfield	72	England
29	Ron Yeats	1961-1971	Defender	16	Scotland
30	Ronnie Whelan	1979-1994	Midfield	73	Ireland
31	Alan Kennedy	1978-1985	Left-Back	21	England
32	Gary McAllister	2000-2002	Midfield	10	Scotland
33	Xabi Alonso	2004-present	Midfield	8	Spain
34	John Toshack	1970-1978	Forward	96	Wales
35	Mark Lawrenson	1981-1988	Defender	18	Ireland
36	Jerzy Dudek	2001-2007	Goalkeeper	0	Poland
37	Terry McDermott	1974-1982	Midfield	81	England
38	Sami Hyypiä	1999-present	Defender	26	Finland
39	Steve Nicol	1981-1995	Defender	46	Scotland
40	Jamie Redknapp	1991-2002	Midfield	41	England
41	Elisha Scott	1912-1934	Goalkeeper	0	Northern Ireland
42	Steve McMahon	1985-1991	Midfield	50	England
43	Luis García	2004-2007	Midfielder	24	Spain
44	Dietmar Hamann	1999-2006	Midfield	11	Germany
45	Jimmy Case	1973-1981	Midfield	46	England
46	Gerry Byrne	1957-1969	Full-Back	5	England
47	Sammy Lee	1977-1986	Midfield	19	England
48	Peter Thompson	1963-1974	Winger	54	England
49	Alex Raisbeck	1898-1909	Centre-Back	21	Scotland
50	Albert Stubbins	1946-1953	Forward	83	England
51	Chris Lawler	1963-1976	Right-Back	61	England
52	Ray Houghton	1987-1992	Midfield	38	Ireland
53	Markus Babbel	2000-2004	Defender	6	Germany
54	Gordon Hodgson	1926-1936	Forward	240	England
55	Steve Finnan	2003-present	Right Back	1	Ireland
56	Bob Paisley	1939-1954	Defender	13	England
57	Stan Collymore	1995-1997	Forward	35	England
58	Stéphane Henchoz	1999-2005	Defender	0	Switzerland
59	Craig Johnston	1981-1988	Midfielder	40	Australia
60	Rob Jones	1991-1999	Right-Back	0	England
61	Pepe Reina	2005-present	Goalkeeper	0	Spain
62	Danny Murphy	1997-2004	Midfield	44	England
63	Joey Jones	1975-1978	Left-Back	3	Wales
64	Vladimír Šmicer	1999-2005	Midfielder	19	Czech Republic
65	Mark Wright	1991-1998	Defender	7	England
66	Matt Busby	1936-1945	Wing-Half	3	Scotland
67	Djibril Cissé	2004-2007	Forward	24	France
68	Gary Gillespie	1983-1991	Defender	16	Scotland
69	Jari Litmanen	2001-2002	Forward	9	Finland
70	Ronnie Moran	1952-1969	Full-Back	16	England
71	Paul Walsh	1984-1988	Forward	37	England
72	Ephraim Longworth	1910-1928	Full-Back	0	England
73	Peter Crouch	2005-present	Forward	13	England
74	Jack Balmer	1935-1952	Forward	111	England
75	Brian Hall	1968-1976	Midfield	21	England
76	Ronny Rosenthal	1990-1993	Forward	22	Israel
77	David Johnson	1976-1982	Forward	78	England
78	Sam Raybould	1900-1907	Forward	128	England
79	Patrik Berger	1996-2003	Midfield	35	Czech Republic
80	Tommy Lawrence	1957-1971	Goalkeeper	0	Scotland
81	Alan A'Court	1952-1964	Outside-Left	63	England
82	Phil Taylor	1936-1954	Defender	34	England
83	Michael Thomas	1991-1998	Midfield	12	England
84	Howard Gayle	1977-1983	Winger	1	England
85	Alec Lindsay	1969-1977	Left-Back	8	England
86	Nick Barmby	2000-2002	Midfielder	8	England
87	Alun Evans	1968-1972	Forward	33	England
88	Mark Walters	1991-1995	Winger	19	England
89	Donald McKinlay	1910-1929	Defender	34	Scotland
90	Neil Mellor	2003-2006	Forward	6	England
91	Titi Camara	1999-2000	Forward	10	Guinea
92	Harry Chambers	1915-1928	Forward	151	England
93	Momo Sissoko	2005-present	Midfield	0	Mali
94	Sam Hardy	1905-1912	Goalkeeper	0	England
95	Geoff Strong	1964-1970	Utility	32	England
96	Nicolas Anelka	2001-2002	Forward	5	France
97	Nigel Clough	1993-1995	Midfield	9	England
98	Tom Bromilow	1919-1930	Left Half	11	England
99	Erik Meijer	1999-2000	Forward	2	Netherlands
100	John Wark	1984-1988	Midfield	42	Scotland

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