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He had previously enjoyed two prolific campaigns with Karlsruher SC, scoring 41 goals from 87 appearances to establish himself as one of the Bundesliga’s most potent strikers and even help fire the club into Europe.

But after seeing the goals dry up in what would prove to be his final season with the club, netting only four times, it was time for a change for the then 25-year-old.

He still had a number of options on the table despite his disappointing campaign.



He certainly shouldn't have joined Liverpool."

Belatedly named on the bench for the first time against Valencia in the UEFA Cup in late October, his debut followed against Fulham in the League Cup when he was introduced in the 83rd minute.

A second outing followed in the return leg against Valencia at the start of November, before Dundee suffered a knee injury.

In his absence, Evans left the club with Houllier taking sole-control of the side.

I know that at the end of the season Paul Ince and I used to train alone because he didn't want us to train with the team.”

Dundee would at least make three further substitute appearances for the club the following April, with Houllier handing him a Premier League debut at a time when Liverpool’s European qualification hopes were already slipping away.

Unsurprisingly, history has not been kind to Dundee with regards to his Reds career.

He is often referred to as the worst striker in the club’s history, along with accusations of being one of their worst ever players and signings.

Dundee is well-aware of such labels, but insists it is something he has learned to live with.

In hindsight, he wishes he had worked harder in pre-season and his Liverpool career had turned out differently, but he has no regrets about joining the Reds despite how it all turned out.

“You know what?

I follow the Bundesliga, I follow Bayern, and players there are flops, they haven't done well.

“And that worst player label, it doesn't bother me anymore.

And yeah, I'd like to do it all over again.

“I just keep on supporting the club, and when people say things like that, that I was the worst ever player or striker, it doesn't really bother me anymore.”

Dundee has not returned to Liverpool since leaving the Reds in 1999.