Chris Lawler was born on 20 October 1943 and is a former footballer who enjoyed much of Liverpool's success of the mid 1960s to early 1970s.
11 Facts About Chris Lawler
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Chris Lawler missed just three games in the next seven seasons.
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Chris Lawler survived manager Bill Shankly's massive cull of 1970 which saw many of the older 1960s stars replaced by younger talent; this was perhaps due to Lawler being only 26 years-old at the time and hence younger than many who did get culled.
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Chris Lawler again tasted defeat when he played in the 1971 FA Cup final loss to Arsenal.
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Chris Lawler was on the bench, after a spell out injured, as Liverpool reached the FA Cup final again in 1974.
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New manager Bob Paisley purchased specialist right back Phil Neal from Northampton Town at the end of the year, and thereafter Chris Lawler played only sporadically.
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Chris Lawler made his final Liverpool appearance against Hibernian in a UEFA Cup tie on 17 September 1975.
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Chris Lawler joined Portsmouth in October 1975, who were managed by former Liverpool teammate Ian St John.
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Chris Lawler became a coach at Liverpool FC after his playing days were over until he was acrimoniously released from his duties in 1986.
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Chris Lawler has kept a low profile since then, though has done some work for Liverpool, scouting for players.
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Chris Lawler was voted in at No 51 in the 100 Players Who Shook The Kop poll on the Liverpool FC Club website.