Brian Halls works at Anfield in the guise of Community Liaison Manager, a role which encompasses running the International Supporters Club. It's a position he is clearly suited to and one that reflects the changes the game has undergone. Brian has had a varied career in football, he originally signed professional forms for Liverpool in July 1968 when he was 22 years old.

In detail

He got his big chance during the 1970-71 seasons, figuring in 33 First Division matches and also scoring the dramatic winning goal in the F.A. cup semi-final against Everton at Old Trafford which took Liverpool to Wembley for the first time since 1965. Brian played in all but 7 of the League matches in 1974-75. He moved on to Plymouth Argyle in the summer of '76 before returning to the North-West and finishing his playing career at Burnley.

What he offers you

An ideal choice as a conference host or speaker, Brian draws upon his experiences learned on the football field and shows us how we can achieve our own "goals" both in our professional and private lives.

How he presents

A charismatic and affable character, Brian's presentations are filled with a perfect mix of amusing stories and inspirational anecdotes.

Languages

Brian presents in English

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