...taches (immaculately groomed goatees, check; casual stubble - hell yes). Where is the 21st-century answer to Ian Botham or Ian Rush? The likes of Beefy and Rushy made it acceptable to sport a tache. Look at both men now: both enjoy a tache-free life....
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...football legend Ian Rush has revealed how surviving meningitis inspired him to achieve his sporting goals. Rush, the highest goal scorer in Welsh football history, scoring 28 goals for Wales, spent four weeks in an oxygen tent when he was five after...
...place in the hearts of the Liverpool supporters. A great goalscorer - and a scorer of great goals. Best partnership with Ian Rush. Frank McAvennie Signed by West Ham in 1985 as a midfielder from St Mirren - but moved into attack after one game and had...
...Rush says Fabio Capello should have trusted Liverpool's assessment of Steven Gerrard's injury, after the England manager insisted the midfielder make a six-hour round trip to prove that he was not fit enough to play for his country in the friendly match...
... ROBBIE KEANE is finding out the hard way just how different it is to play for Liverpool. Playing up front for a club like Liverpool is totally different to playing for Tottenham, and I don’t mean any disrespect when I say that. The pressure is completely...
Background
Ian James Rush, MBE (born 20 October 1961) is a Welsh footballer who played as a striker and is best known for playing with Liverpool. Rush was a regular goalscorer for Liverpool FC and the Welsh national football team during the 1980s and 1990s.
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