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During six years at Liverpool, he scored 100 goals and won nine major honours, on target during both UEFA Cup Final victories over Borussia Mönchengladbach and Club Brugge. Across two spells at Newcastle, he scored 121 goals, a tally only four men can better in the club's entire history.
The first time he left Newcastle was for Liverpool in 1987, winning two First Division titles and an FA Cup while at Anfield, starting the 1989 final victory over Everton at Wembley. Years at Newcastle United: 2005-2009.Next up is a rare example of a player not particularly loved by either Liverpool nor Newcastle fans.
Years at Newcastle United: 1997-1998.Last, but by no means, one of the biggest legends in Liverpool's history. After finally leaving Liverpool for Leeds at the age of 34, he spent one season at Newcastle, making only 14 appearances and scoring just two goals, these against Everton and Hull in cup competitions.
