Club History

OLSC Gozo is an Official Liverpool Supporters Club. Founded in 1997 as Liverpool Supporters Club (LSC) Malta - Gozo Branch, we became part of the Official Liverpool Supporters Club (OLSC) network in 2006.

Several ex-Liverpool players have graced our club and have had the opportunity to admire all the mementos and memorabilia we have on display. Amongst the club ambassadors who have set foot inside our premises one can find Alan Kennedy, Bruce Grobbelaar, Craig Bellamy, David Fairclough, David Johnson, John Flanagan, Ian Callaghan, Jimmy Case, Terry McDermott, several Liverpool FC youth players as well as members from the coaching staff. Other club legends have honoured us with their presence when celebrating club milestones, notably, Phil Thompson and Sammy Lee who officially inaugurated our premises in 1999, Phil Neal who came over for our 10th anniversary celebrations, Ian Rush who accepted our invitation for the 15th anniversary and Patrick Berger and Vladimir Smicer who commemorated the club’s 20th anniversary with us.

Apart from welcoming club representatives, we can also boast of having embraced some of the cups won by our beloved team. In fact, four of the cups won by Liverpool FC since the turn of the century have made their way over to our little island. In 2001 Phil Thompson brought over the UEFA Cup, nowadays known as the UEFA Europa League Cup, the FA Cup and the League Cup. Five years later, Liverpool FC museum curator, Mr Stephen Done and his assistant, Mr Steve Newton brought over the UEFA Champions League Cup and the UEFA Super Cup.

Our premises are located at 31, Labour Avenue, Xewkija. It’s really easy to find us since the sculpted ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ sign, Bill Shankly’s statue and the most wonderful replica of the Shankly Gates at the entrance to the club make it very hard to be missed.

Our club, which has also featured in the Liverpool Echo, Merseyside’s best-selling newspaper, is dedicated to Bob Paisley, the most successful manager in the history of British football.