About LFC Nashville

Back in the days before matches were easy to watch here, my dad ordered me a VHS tape of the FA Cup Merseyside Derby from the 1990-91 season. I had just watched as much of the 1990 World Cup as I could, and I immediately recognized John Barnes and Peter Beardsley in the lineup. As soon as I discovered the nutjob that was LFC goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar, I knew I’d found my team. My wife and I have been privileged to be part of the LFC Nashville family for several years now. As musicians, we immediately felt at home with the importance that song has played with Liverpool supporters for generations. We’re lucky enough to make it to most games at Party Fowl, and I’m determined to help this club grow to be one of the loudest, singing-est clubs in the country! It’s so exciting whenever we have visitors who go out of their way to complement our atmosphere, and I feel positive that this is only the beginning. It is a great honor to serve with the leadership group – this is our club, this is our family, and it should forever and always reflect each and every one of us in all that we do. I look forward to continuing to help make this OLSC a home for all local Kopites and a destination for traveling Reds as well. We are loyal supporters. We are Liverpool. Up the Nashville Reds!

Born and raised in West Texas, I was raised by my father to follow English football from a young age. The 2005 Champions League and 2006 FA Cup finals awoke a passion for Liverpool Football Club that grows stronger every year and hasn’t subsided. Upon moving to Nashville in 2017 I immediately joined the OLSC. Though I’ve been an LFC supporter for most of my life, my favorite moments as a fan have been shared here in Nashville with my OLSC Nashville family who have proven time and time again through the highs and the lows that we’ll never walk alone.

Grew up in North Carolina, I've been living in Nashville since 2015 and my first stop was this supporters group. I started watching soccer after WC 2006, I loved the Spanish side and playing with Liverpool on FIFA. Once Torres made the move to Merseyside I couldn't get enough, I fell in love with the club after that. My favorite Liverpool memory is standing in the Kop celebrating an injury-time winner against Tottenham, a feeling that can't be replicated.

Born in the United Kingdom, I moved to Nashville in 1997, so now I consider myself a native Nashvillian. I've been a fan of Liverpool since 1965, the day we won our first FA Cup with a header by Ian St John. Since then, I have stood and sat on the Kop numerous times and I even went to the Champions League Final when we "Won it in Madrid". I love OLSC Nashville, where better to watch games and celebrate victories with the best Liverpool fans in the world

One of only a few folks native to Nashville left in this great town. My roommate in college introduced me to the club and I’ve been in love with LFC ever since. My favorite memories are all with our OLSC but it’s hard to top WINNING IT 6 TIMES!!!!!

A midwesterner that fell in love with the hospitality of the South. Have loved soccer since I was a toddler and started religiously watching my beloved Reds during my undergrad at IU. My favorite memories include the comeback against Dortmund; City at Anfield in '14 and '18; and, most definitely, experiencing the highs and lows of the road to number SIX with my LFC family.

Picture it. Nashville 2017. I was tagging along with then beau to watch a Liverpool match. Him being new to Nashville and me new to soccer, we didn’t know anyone but were invited to the match day photo anyway. As the club grew and migrated(and grew…and migrated), I found some great friendships, and now, family out of this club. I wholeheartedly believe in our Bossman, the values of the club, and I mean Alisson’s pretty great [to look at] too. 😬 Thankful for this club especially my #merbabes!