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In an interview, John Barnes revealed that the only club he would have played for is Liverpool. Barnes, a Liverpool legend who played for the club from 1987 to 1997, emphasized his strong connection to the Merseyside outfit, highlighting the unique status Liverpool holds for him. Having won two First Division titles, two FA Cups, the League Cup, and three Charity Shields with Liverpool, Barnes expressed a deep loyalty to the club, suggesting no other team would have matched his commitment or desire to play for.

He shared insights on the distinctive appeal Liverpool has, noting that even players with less illustrious careers at the club, such as Peter Crouch, have felt a special bond with Liverpool. Crouch mentioned in his podcast that Liverpool touched him like no other club, a sentiment that Barnes echoed, underscoring the unparalleled emotional and professional connection players develop at Anfield.

Barely touched upon in the article was Barnes naming his all-time England XI, where he notably left out some big names such as Wayne Rooney and Paul Gascoigne, indicating his strong personal opinions about player selections and legacies.

The article reflects Barnes' pride and reverence for Liverpool, underlining the club’s unique place in his career and life. His comments not only emphasize his loyalty but also shed light on the cultural and emotional significance that Liverpool holds for its players beyond trophies and titles.

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