Publications and correspondance with Swiss Liverbirds

General Assembly, 28.05.2005 : Swiss Liverbirds interview after LFC european title

Like every year Swiss Liverbirds meet for a general assembly anywhere in Switzerland. We have talks about the passed season, about the future one, about our members, our planned events. Then we also elect our committee for the next 12 months and talk together about Liverpool Football Club. Just 3 days after the beautiful night in Istanbul, we went to Yverdon-les-Bains for this meeting and somebody of the mentionned newspaper ask us for some pictures and questionned our president, Aline, about the club. We are very proud to have shown to Swiss people that the support of the LFC can also be festive, but remaining "normal", eyeing on the Euro 2008 in Switzerland.

FARE Action Week, 23.10.2004 : Swiss Liverbirds participate at their level

FARE is an organisation built to fight against any kind of racism in sport in general and football in particular. Swiss Liverbirds fight anytime against this shame and try to stay fairplay, also in defeat. As you can read on this list on your left, Swiss Liverbirds participate on their level to the FARE Action Week by distributing posters, flyers and showing that there is no place for such allegations in football, in Liverpool and in Liverpool Football Club.

Email Swiss Liverbirds, 04.10.2004 : Letter to Sammy Lee and his answer

Many changes in the LFC staff since the begin of the new season. Houllier, Thompson, Rush, Corrigan have gone. But also players like Owen and our godfather Murphy. But we miss one in particular. A very good and nice guy, european champion with the Reds in their prolific time : Mr Sammy Lee. He is now coach for England and work for the FA. Find attached a letter Swiss Liverbirds have sent to him and read his answer. We hope that all people which have left Anfield will remember the time spent in the best club of the world as a milestone in their life.

Le Nouvelliste, 08.09.2004 : presentation of Swiss Liverbirds

Managing a club, also a small one like Swiss Liverbirds, is not as easy as everybody thinks. We need to be organized, to plan a season like the LFC and to have goals and a good coordination. So our committee meets 4 times per year. We talk about the current facts of the LFC, like transferts, new players, players gone, LFC legends like Rush, Thompson, Lee and also about ourself. The committee is structured and everybody has a job to do and tasks to execute. The coordination of our president Aline is very good and we quite never had problems with members, the AIB (Association of International Branches) or anything concerning Swiss Liverbirds. During last meeting, we had the opportunity to talk to a reporter of "Le Nouvelliste", a newspaper of region Valais. Some people remember perhaps the european games played against FC Sion, which is a city in Valais. Find down here what has been written about us, in french.

This is Anfield, 2003 : Swiss Liverbirds in Anfield Road to see Liverpool FC live

Every time Swiss Liverbirds members go to Liverpool and to Anfield Road, many new pictures are available on the homepage for the members, because there is so much to tell, to show, to discover in and about Liverpool. Of course the live game in the stadium is the apogee of the trip, but the contact with the people there, the city and the whole history of this legendary name is so great that there is only one possibility to feel it : go there and follow your instinct. Our president Aline had the opportunity to write some lines and let publish some picture about the venue of the LFC in Switzerland, in Bad Ragaz, for their traditional pre-season training camp. So you can see and read some informations about our fans club abroad and if you come to Switzerland, just contact us and we'll arrange something.

St-Galler Tagblatt, 14.07.2003 : Liverpool FC in Bad Ragaz for a training camp

For the 5th time, Liverpool Football Club decided to come to Switzerland to have their pre-season training caml. The city of Bad Ragaz have been chosen by the club for its serenity. The fresh air and the kindness of the people there were also argument to travel to Switzerland. The Swiss people are quite, polite and don't like to be disturbed : exactly what the LFC players and staff need before a tough premiership season. So we (Swiss Liverbirds) had the opportunity again to see them, meet them, picture them and had a nice time in Bad Ragaz. A newspaper journalist made an interview of Aline, our president. FInd the document down here and a link on a french transaltion for people not reading german.