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Ian Rush

Ian James Rush (born 20 October 1961) is a Welsh former professional footballer who played as a forward. He is regarded as one of the best strikers of all time and one of the greatest Welsh players ever. Rush played for Liverpool from 1980 to 1987 and 1988 to 1996. He is the club's all-time leading goalscorer, having scored 346 goals in all competitions.…

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Club career

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Honours

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Management and coaching career

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Media career and other activities, 2005 to present

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1978–1980
Chester
1980–1986
Liverpool
1980–1996
Wales
1986–1987
→ Liverpool (loan)
1986–1988
Juventus
1988–1996
Liverpool

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Club career

International career

Management and coaching career

Media career and other activities, 2005 to present

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Personal life

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Ian Rush

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Ian Rush

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related to Personal life · 18
Ian Rush → Daniel, Doris Rush, Flint, Francis, Francis Rush, He, Irish, Jonathan, July, Liverpool, MBE, New Year Honours, North Wales, Owen Beck, Rush, The, They, Tracy
related to External links · 5
Ian Rush → FIFA, Liverpool, Profile, Rush, UEFA
1978–1980 · 1
Ian Rush → Chester
1980–1986 · 1
Ian Rush → Liverpool
1980–1996 · 1
Ian Rush → Wales
1986–1987 · 1
Ian Rush → → Liverpool (loan)
1986–1988 · 1
Ian Rush → Juventus
1988–1996 · 1
Ian Rush → Liverpool
1996–1997 · 1
Ian Rush → Leeds United
1997–1998 · 1
Ian Rush → Newcastle United

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ian Rush1978–1980Chester1.00infobox
Ian Rush1980–1986Liverpool1.00infobox
Ian Rush1980–1996Wales1.00infobox
Ian Rush1986–1987→ Liverpool (loan)1.00infobox
Ian Rush1986–1988Juventus1.00infobox
Ian Rush1988–1996Liverpool1.00infobox
Ian Rush1996–1997Leeds United1.00infobox
Ian Rush1997–1998Newcastle United1.00infobox
Ian Rush1998→ Sheffield United (loan)1.00infobox
Ian Rush1998–1999Wrexham1.00infobox
Ian Rush1999–2000Sydney Olympic1.00infobox
Ian Rush2004–2005Chester City1.00infobox
Ian RushDate of birth(1961-10-20) 20 October 1961 (age 64)1.00infobox
Ian RushFull nameIan James Rush1.00infobox
Ian RushHeight5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)1.00infobox
Ian RushPlace of birthSt Asaph, Denbighshire, Wales1.00infobox
Ian RushPositionForward1.00infobox
Ian RushYearsTeam1.00infobox

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