When a Liverpool legend lined out for Shelbourne amid the 90s heyday of PL-LOI crossovers
Mick Neville on how Ian Rush ended up playing for the Irish side against Brondby. By Paul Fennessy Sunday 21 Feb 2021, 7:30 AM Feb 21st 2021, 7:30 AM 8,990 Views 1 Comment
Ian Rush scored 346 goals in 660 appearances for Liverpool.
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IT’S 25 YEARS this week since Ian Rush lined out for Shelbourne against Brondby in a memorable friendly.
The former Wales international was coming towards the end of an illustrious Liverpool career, which saw him score an incredible 346 goals in 660 appearances to this day, he remains the club’s all-time leading scorer.
‘The Blacklist’ Renewed for Season 9! The Blacklist is back! The drama was renewed for Season 9 at NBC for the 2021-22 season, THR reported Tuesday (January 26). The renewal news comes after just…
The Blacklist Renewed for Season 9 on NBC
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The Blacklist will remain active for another season on NBC.
The network has renewed the drama for a ninth season in 2021-22. The pickup comes after just three episodes of season eight have aired, owing largely to production delays at the start of the season brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Blacklist is currently the third-longest-running scripted series on NBC, behind only
Law & Order: SVU and
Chicago Fire. (
Chicago PD is also in its eighth season but premiered a few months later.) The James Spader- and Megan Boone-led series remains a steady performer on Friday nights, with its first two episodes averaging a 1.2 rating in the key ad demographic of adults 18-49 and 7.2 million viewers, including delayed viewing and streaming to date. Both figures are more than double the initial numbers for the show (0.4 and 3.6 million).
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“It’s slower compared to last year, but it’s to be expected,” Luanne Brownell said.
It did not keep people from going out to say goodbye to a year they will never forget.
“We gotta open the door at 2020 at midnight and let it all out and then 2021 let it all in,” Brownell said.