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Published 18:32 31 Jul 2015 BST
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There was a bit of a blip after "God" left for Leeds in 2001 as Nicolas Anelka held the shirt for a season before clinical
Cult hero Djibril Cisse was the next to take the honour of Liverpool's number 9 between 2004 and 2006 but the return of Robbie saw Fowler regain his previous squad number for a year.
Fernando Torres enjoyed the best years of his career in the number 9 of Liverpool before the club seemed to lose all interest in the shirt number.
Since Torres' departure, the lacklustre trio of Andy Carroll, Iago Aspas and Rickie Lambert have sported the number 9.
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