Liverpool FC are looking for fans to model in our new Autumn/Winter 2012 catalogue.

To be eligible for this special opportunity all you have to do is send your name, address, contact number, date of birth, membership number (if applicable) and a full length colour picture to lfconlinestore@liverpoolfc.com and you could feature in the catalogue alongside Stevie G.

The winners will get the chance to strut their stuff at an exclusive photo shoot at Anfield Stadium on Tuesday, August 7.

One winner in every category will be an Official Liverpool FC Member.

As well as appearing in the new Autumn/Winter catalogue selected models will receive a special LFC goody bag.

The closing date is 9am on Friday, August 3, so be quick to ensure you have a chance of being selected.

Who we are looking for

Baby category

Requirements: One boy and one girl
Age: Between six and twelve months

Boys category

Requirements: Three models
Age: Between five years and ten years

Girls category

Requirements: Three models
Age: Between five years and ten years

Toddler category

Requirements: Two models (One boy and one girl)
Age: Between two years and four years  

Ladies category

Requirements: Two models
Age: Eighteen years and over

Terms & Conditions

Competition is open to residents of the United Kingdom only.

The photo shoot will take place on Tuesday, August 7, 2012 and entrants must be available on this day.

If you are not available on the day of the photo shoot the prize will be forfeit.

Travel expenses will not be reimbursed.

Selected models under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or suitable guardian on the day of shooting.

Only selected models will be notified and all decisions will be final. Reasonable efforts will be made to contact the winner. Failure to respond or to meet the eligibility requirements may result in forfeiture of the prize.

Selected model will be notified on Friday, August 3, 2012.

The prize is as stated, is not transferable and no cash alternative is offered.

Closing date is Friday, August 3, 2012 at 9am.

No purchase necessary.

How would you like to watch one of the Premier League’s most celebrated fixtures in style when Liverpool take on Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday, September 23?

To celebrate the return of European football to the Kop this season and a legend returning to Anfield in Sami Hyypia for the friendly with Bayer Leverkusen, we are giving away two hospitality packages in the Boot Room including post-match for the clash with Manchester United or a fantastic new signed LFC home shirt.

We have two sets of each prize to give away, and to be in with a chance of winning a fantastic prize all you have to do is purchase a ticket for either our upcoming Europa League Qualifier against FC Gomel or our prestige friendly against Sami Hyppia’s Bayer Leverkusen.

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You can also call the ticket office on 0843 170 5555 or visit in person.

1. You will automatically be entered into this competition should you purchase tickets for either the game against FC Gomel or Bayer Leverkusen and have the purchase recorded against your customer record.

2. The competition closes at 9pm on Sunday, August 12.

3. All Supporters who purchased tickets for either game before the publication of this competition will be automatically entered into the draw.

4. The promotion is not open to employees of LFC, their families and any connected agencies.

5. The prize is non transferable and must be used by the winning supporter.

6. Winners may be required to participate in promotional photography activity.

7. Entries are limited to one per person.

8. The winner will be drawn at random and will be notified by post, telephone and/or email within seven days of the draw being made and has 72 hours to collect their prize.

9. Entrants must be over 21 years of age on or before August 12 2012.

10. Participant’s details will be retained for market research purposes in accordance with the Data Protection Act.

11. No purchase necessary. Please send your name and address to Ticket Office, 20 Chapel Street, Liverpool, L3 9AG.

12. The promoter is LFC.

As Fabio Borini prepares to make his first competitive appearance as a Liverpool player, our new forward has explained why the trip to Gomel holds extra emotional significance for him.

The Reds touched down in Belarus on Wednesday evening ahead of tonight’s Europa League third round qualifier at the Central Stadion.

FC Gomel may be relative unknowns for many, but Borini is well aware of the area having been involved in charity work with youngsters from the region during his childhood.

Situated approximately 80 miles from Chernobyl, Gomel was contaminated with radioactive debris following the nuclear power plant disaster in 1986.

“I’ve got a big connection with Gomel,” Borini revealed to Liverpoolfc.com. “When I was younger, my family would take children from a village near Gomel to Italy because when the Chernobyl disaster happened, a lot of nuclear radiation went over the area.

“The children needed to breathe good air and get medical checks to make sure everything was fine.

“We helped them by taking them for one month a year in the summer so we could do all of these things for them and let them see Italy.

“I actually have a tattoo that is my name written in Russian to remember this. “

Borini has remained in contact with some of the Gomel youngsters he became friends with – and even predicted Liverpool would be drawn against the Belarusian club as he was putting the finishing touches on his move to Anfield.

“Well before the draw was made, I met the teacher of the class before coming to Liverpool and I said, ‘Gomel are in the Europa League…we’ll probably meet them.’ It was a little bit of a casual prediction.

“I actually got a lot of tickets for a class I used to spend time with in Italy when I was younger, so  I will be very happy to see them at the stadium.

“I don’t think they’ve ever been to a stadium for a proper game – and I think they will have an Italian flag with them.”

On the field, Borini will be taking nothing for granted – even though Liverpool are heavy favourites to progress into the Europa League proper.

He said: “It will be a tough test because when you don’t know opponents it can be a little bit more difficult because you go against unknown players that you’ve never seen before.

“You just need to do your job properly and think about yourself. We can’t let them play or let the game pass by – we need to make the game.”

On a personal level, Borini is hoping to make the most of any chance he may be handed by Brendan Rodgers in the two-legged tie.

The Italy international added: “It means a lot because I’ve only played in Europe once when I was at Chelsea in the Champions League.

“For this season, to be in the Europa League, to go through this round and the rounds afterwards I think will be good because I will get more experience. It will be great to be seen by the people and try to show what I can do.”

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