The Epstein Theatre Presents An Evening with Neville Southall and Bruce Grobbelaar

Football fans will not want to miss An Evening with Neville Southall and Bruce Grobbelaar celebrating the careers of two prestigious LFC and Everton footballers, coming to The Epstein Theatre on Sat 1 December.

Bruce Grobbelaar, LFC's most decorated goalkeeper in the club's 125-year-history, originally arrived in England on loan to Crewe Alexandra. The club's most renowned manager, Bob Paisley went on to sign Grobbelaar as a replacement for the great Ray Clemence.

After spending 15 seasons with the club, Grobbelaar went on to win 19 medals in his career at Anfield.

For more than sixteen years Neville Southall kept goal for Everton and Wales, becoming his club and country's greatest servant, as well as Everton's most decorated player.

Uncompromising, unorthodox and often unkempt, Southall's career followed an incredible trajectory: from football-mad binman, to the greatest goalkeeper in the world in the space of a few years.

The pair come will come together for an evening discussing infamous moments and anecdotes from their formidable careers. Coinciding with Merseyside derby day, it is guaranteed to be a great night.

A limited number of meet and greet tickets are available. All tickets include a signed copy of their respective autobiography.

Who's it going to be red or blue?