Beginning Coat Liverpool team

Coat 'Liver Bird' first appeared in uniform Liverpool FC in the FA Cup final in 1950. Symbol that has significantly become part of a long Liverpool FC. Liverpool emblem is the first change in the season 1955/56 where the image 'Liver Bird' was in the circle Ouval and writing LFC under 'Liver Bird'. The symbol of this version lasted until 1968.In 1968 the decision was made to introduce a more modern club crest. Coat 'Liver Bird' embroidered directly to the uniform player by getting rid of the lines on the leg footing 'Liver Bird' and remove Ouval circle. This symbol survived until 1987, which in 1985 changed the uniform sponsor of Umbro to ADIDAS.
Along with the change of sponsor uniforms, the symbol of Liverpool in 1987 to change that to 3. Coat 'Liver Bird' back in the shield as the first symbol of Liverpool FC, but this time the writing of Liverpool Football Club under 'Liver Bird' is not short. This symbol survived until 1992, where Liverpool FC will hold a celebration of the 100th anniversary year.To celebrate 100 years of Liverpool FC, the club crest undergo significant changes. Addition ornament 'Shankly Gates' with the words 'You'll Never Walk Alone' on the shield 'Liver Bird' is intended to alert services manager Bill Shankly who has been a solid foundation for Liverpool FC. In the shield it says Liverpool Football Club 100 years and the symbol 'Liver Bird'. Then at the bottom of the shield is written from 1892 to 1992 figures.In 1993 the club crest changed again with the addition of twin flames on either side of the shield 'Liver Bird'. These twin flames to commemorate the victims of the Liverpudlian Hillsborough tragedy. Coat Liverpool latter is not much changed until 1999. Coat Liverpool FC are currently made in 1999 only with the composition of 2 colors. But since 2002, the symbol of Liverpool FC made with 'full color' as it is today.