Here is the complete guide to Liverpool supporters clubs and soccer bars in the great State of Tennessee. This landlocked State is Reds country with several supporters groups all within a morning’s drive of each other. Find the perfect bar to watch the Redmen and join one of the growing number of Liverpool Supporters groups in the Volunteer State.

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Guide To Liverpool Supporters Clubs & Soccer Bars In Tennessee

LFC Knoxville

Liverpool fans in and around the majestic Smoky Mountains are well served by LFC Knoxville. This official LFC group in Eastern Tennessee have recently relocated to a new home bar, Boyd’s Jig and Reel. This favorite local Whisky Bar is also a great live music venue where you can hear live Scottish, Irish, Cajun, and local Appalachian music.

Liverpool soccer bar in Knoxville �?Boyd’s Jig and Reel

LFC Chattanooga

You don’t need to have a taste for hot chicken to support Liverpool in Tennessee, but it helps. Party Fowl, a local chain of hot chicken restaurants, is host to several supporters clubs in the State, including this one. Chattanooga in southern Tennessee sits on the border with Georgia. This small, official LFC group  meet at Party Fowl for all games.

Liverpool bar in Chattanooga �?Party Fowl

LFC Nashville

This LFC group in middle Tennessee was formed by local fans in Music City in 2011 but didn’t receive official status until 2018. Come and meet them for a game and a sing-song at the local Party Fowl in the Donelson neighborhood.  Sign up at the club website for membership and a scarf.

Liverpool soccer bar in Nashville �?Party Fowl

LFC Murfreesboro

You may not be familiar with Murfreesboro, but they’re not just small town in Nashville. Murfreesboro boasts its own official LFC group who meet at their local Party Fowl for games. You can listen to their podcast with JD Deckard where they discuss details about the OLSC,their unique story, and how they play a big part in their community.

Liverpool soccer bar in Murfreesboro �?Party Fowl

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Here is the complete guide to Liverpool supporters clubs in Texas. Supporting Liverpool in Texas has never been easier. Find the perfect soccer bars in the Lone Star State to watch the Reds and join one of the growing number of Liverpool Supporters groups.

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LFC Austin

Austin is known as something of a liberal oasis in deep-red Texas. The Capital City has found a new passion for soccer since launching its MLS team, Austin FC, in 2021. The Liverpool pub in Austin is BD Riley’s. This bustling Irish pub in the Mueller neighborhood is open for all games, all tournaments, no matter what time. Meet the Austin Reds here for a game and sign up for membership on their website and follow them on Bluesky.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Austin �?BD Riley’s

LFC Dallas

This popular supporters club covers the Dallas/Fort Worth area and they meet at The Londoner Pub, one of the best soccer bars in Texas. The Dallas Reds also have a reputation as the top fundraisers among the official Liverpool clubs. They hold monthly raffles and other events for a variety of causes. Fort Worth Reds meet at The Londoner in Colleyville. Both venues offer full British menus.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Dallas �?The Londoner Pub, Addison

Liverpool Bar in Fort Worth- The Londoner Pub, Colleyville

Houston Reds

Houston Reds were formed in 2013. They boast a large, multicultural membership and they meet at Hugh O’Conners near Memorial park for every game. The club also organizes events including player visits. Ian St John, Bruce Grobbelaar, and Ronnie Whelan have all dropped by for a visit.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Houston

LFC San Antonio

The Alamo City Kopites were Formed in 2014 and meet The Winchester British gastropub in Alamo Heights for all matches. Scarves and membership are available.

Liverpool Bar in San Antonio �?The Winchester

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LFC Jacksonville

The Jacksonville Reds watch games at Legacy Ale Works. Perfect if you are vacationing on the beaches of Northern Florida. This official Liverpool supporters group have a very active Facebook page to keep you connected and informed. Also, club scarves are now available. Drop by for any Liverpool game.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Jacksonville – Legacy Ale Works

LFC Orlando

Never mind the beaches, here come the sausage rolls. The official Liverpool group in Orlando meet to watch all games in the fun part of town at The Harp & Celt (use the door to the left of the main entrance). Full Irish Breakfast is on offer, so come on down. The pub is open for all Liverpool games and encourages you to Eat, Drink, and Cheer. Did we mention they have sausage rolls?

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Orlando – Harp & Celt

LFC Tampa

Molly Malone’s on Davis Island is a great local, live music venue. It’s also the official bar in Tampa for Liverpool supporters. Another popular place for Liverpool fans is the Wild Rover Brewing Company. This is a British-owned restaurant with your usual favorites on the menu.

Liverpool Soccer Bar In Tampa – Molly Malone’s

LFC Miami

There are a large number of loyal LFC fans living in the Sunshine State. Couple that with the thousands who visit Miami Beach every year and you have one of the busiest of the USA Liverpool supporters clubs in LFC Miami. The club meet up to watch Liverpool at Gramps, a live music venue close to the airport. They open for 10 am Saturday and 9 am Sunday games.

Liverpool Bar In Miami – Gramps

LFC Palm Beaches

LFC Palm Beaches meet to watch Liverpool games at The Irish Brigade, just blocks from the beach on Lake Avenue  The pub has home-cooked traditional Irish food and a great pint of Guinness, as well as outdoor seating. The club keep their social media up to date with event info.

Liverpool Bar In Lake Worth – Irish Brigade

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This is a complete review of Liverpool supporters groups and Liverpool soccer bars in California.
Watch Liverpool at the right pub anywhere in the Golden State and meet up with other Reds for a game.

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Liverpool Supporters Clubs In California

LFC San Diego

LFC San Diego are a large, passionate, official Liverpool supporters club in Southern California. Henry’s Pub in the Gaslight district. is their home bar. Henry’s website makes no mention of this but does have one of those head-spinning introductory videos of self-conscious patrons gurning while dancing badly. Shakespeare Pub and Princess Pub (owned by Liverpool fans) are also popular. These two British pubs in San Diego have a great reputation for showing live soccer stretching back decades. The club’s Facebook page keeps you updated with game venue information and you can follow them on Bluesky

Liverpool Bar in San Diego – Henry’s Pub, Princess Pub, Shakespeare’s Pub

Southern California Kopites

Further north, but still in San Diego County, this official supporters group covers the northern area and are based in the small coastal town of Carlsbad, famous for Tamarack surf beach. Meet under the palm trees at Senor Grubby’s where surfin’ birds mingle with Liver birds to watch Liverpool matches. Grubby’s has a great Mexican menu and a website that lists all its upcoming sporting events – except soccer.

Liverpool Bar in Carlsbad – Senor Grubby’s

LFC Orange County

Moving on up, Orange County in Southern California is known for its sun, sea, and Disneyland. Consequently, Mickey Mousers feel right at home here. Liverpool fans here gather in Tustin at Rock & Brews, one of a chain of live music pubs owned by half of KISS. Make-up is encouraged, but not compulsory.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Anaheim – Rock & Brews Pub

OLSC Long Beach

A 20-minute drive and one county away from Anaheim is where you find the next official LFC group.  The Long Beach lovers of Liverpool meet at Gallagher’s Pub for several good reasons. Firstly, they are open for every Liverpool match. Secondly, they are kid-friendly and welcome fans of all ages. Third, they are just four blocks from the beach. OLSC Long Beach also get top marks for their social media activity, and for keeping fans updated with current event info and news.

Liverpool Bar in Long Beach – Gallagher’s Pub

LFC Los Angeles

As is clear from this page, Southern California, like Florida, has a large concentration of Reds supporters due to its popularity with tourists and ex-pats alike (Brits are renowned for turning red in the sun). Joxer Daly’s is a serious soccer bar in West LA and the home of the official LFC Los Angeles club. Join them for one of those West Coast silly o’clock kick-offs next time you are in town for an audition.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Los Angeles – Joxer Daly’s

Pasadena Reds

The Pasadena Reds were thrilled about being sanctioned as an official Liverpool supporters club in 2016. Unfortunately, their website and social media have been mysteriously quiet for a few years. Consequently, we can’t tell you what’s on their mind today. Fortunately, they list Lucky Baldwin’s British Pub as their home bar. This is an excellent choice because of its dedication to showing live games. Nevertheless, you should always call ahead to confirm opening times!

Liverpool Soccer Bar in Pasadena – Lucky Baldwin’s

LFC San Francisco Bay

This is one of the oldest and largest Liverpool supporters group in the USA. Firstly, two local Liverpool fans formed this club back in 2008. Subsequently, the club grew and was awarded official status in 2015. Additionally, the club is one of the best for communications. Their website and social media are constantly updated. They publish everything you need to know, and some things you don’t.

LFC SF Bay covers a large area of Northern California. The local Reds meet for all games at Chief Sullivan’s on Green Street. This well-established Irish pub is in a great area for sightseeing. The famous City Lights bookstore is a couple of blocks away. More importantly, the bar is open for all Liverpool games from 6 am onwards.

Liverpool Soccer Bar in San Francisco – Chief Sullivan’s

LFC Sacramento

The most Northerly of California LFC clubs meet at American Field House on Fulton Street in the Capitol City of Sacramento. First thing to do if you’re a Red in Sacramento would be to sign up on Facebook.to join the club. Secondly, always check ahead to see if the bar is open for the early game. Actually this advice applies to most West Coast soccer bars due to the inconvenient time differences.

Liverpool Bar in Sacramento – Field House 

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With the 2019/20 EPL campaign officially done and dusted, Liverpool FC and their fans were finally able to celebrate a Premier League title at Anfield. The individual accolades soon followed with Jordan Henderson winning the Football Writers�?Association Men’s Footballer of the Year and Jürgen Klopp being named the League Managers Association’s Manager of the Year. 

Liverpool FC Celebrate EPL Title Win At Anfield

By Greg McKay

But for a club that won the title with a record seven games to spare and by a gap of 18 points, there is the question of where this Liverpool side sits in Premier League history. During the course of the season, Liverpool held the largest points lead in English top-flight history (25), most wins in a row (24), most victories in a season (32) and the best start ever in any of Europe’s top five leagues (61 points from their opening 21 matches). 

As impressive as these accomplishments are they also point to the fact that Liverpool fell short of the more significant milestones that signal a truly legendary side.

‘The Invincibles�? as Arsenal’s 2003/04 team is known, are still the first and only team since Preston North End in 1889 to go through an entire season undefeated. In 2017/18, the ‘Centurions�?at Manchester City set the record for most points in a Premier League season at an even one hundred. 

Not Invincible

Throughout much of this year’s campaign, Liverpool looked game for challenging both the Invincibles�?and Centurions�?records, but a shocking three-nil loss to relegated Watford in late February ended the hopes for an undefeated season and after the restart losses to Manchester City and Arsenal doomed the Reds�?plans of reaching triple digits in points. 

Though Liverpool didn’t necessarily set the types of records that live on in one-name nicknames, the squad was able to achieve the one thing that had escaped Liverpool’s grasp since the year M.C. Hammer came out with “U Can’t Touch This”—a top flight English league crown.

For returning Liverpool to their “perch,�?the current crop of players will at least go down as one of the greatest in Anfield’s memory. In some ways, however, the 2019/20 Liverpool was less impressive than the 2018/19 team that pushed Manchester City to the brink. In 2018/19, Klopp’s brand of heavy metal football was finally coming together to devastating effect.

Front Three

While Mo Salah, Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino looked like the best front three in Europe, a spine of the team built around Virgil van Dijk and Jordan Henderson led the team to Champions League glory. 

In 2019/20, Liverpool seemed a more assured side but rarely put in the types of all-encompassing, dominating displays we saw in recent seasons where they seemed to run rampant over the competition at times. More often, Liverpool were winning comfortably and confidently, without necessarily overplaying their hand.

Though as great as Liverpool were over the course of the season, the rest of the Premier League rarely offered much in terms of resistance. Manchester City never really looked fully up to the task with some early issues at centerback forcing their only true midfield anchor, Fernandinho, to play in the backline and wreaking havoc on Guardiola’s best laid tactical plans.

The lack of any serious title contenders begs the question just how dominating this Liverpool team could have been had they had another horse pushing them to the finish line. 

Legacy

Ultimately, the matter of where the 2019/20 Liverpool side sits in the record books alongside the other great EPL teams of the past thirty years remains to be seen. For Liverpool fans, that is a conversation for another day and records or no records, the team that returned the trophy to Anfield will be remembered for years to come.

Each book release will be limited to just 1000 copies, all of them 196 pages. The first two books to be released are for seasons 1973/74 and 1967/68. It’s the perfect gift for every soccer fan, so order yours now.

The 1973/74 FA Cup season was one of the most remarkable on record, not simply on the pitch, but off it too. It brought us a first taste of competitive Sunday football in England as the nation grappled with the oil crisis and the three-day week and clubs battled to find electrical generators to fuel floodlit football.

Bideford played more FA Cup games in a single season that any other club ever has, before or since, and still only made it to round one. Newcastle United looked as though they might equal the record as they went through replay after replay before a riot threatened their very place in the competition.

But it all ended with Liverpool’s Bill Shankly winning the competition for the second time as a manager and concluding that that was fulfilment enough for any man, leaving the stage to the shock of a nation.

With a revealing director’s commentary on the season as a whole from Newcastle United’s Alan Kennedy �?later a Liverpool legend �?and full coverage across the season using contemporary and newly researched sources, “The Magic of the Cup 73/74�?is the comprehensive story of a classic season in the story of the world’s greatest cup competition.

Here are a couple of excerpts from “The Magic of the Cup 73/74�?/strong>