14 alternative things we can remember Steven Gerrard for, through pictures he’d rather forget

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Updated: November 25, 2016
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Steven Gerrard is retiring after an illustrious footballing career.

The Liverpool legend was a true great of the Premier League before his move to the LA Galaxy in 2015 – his second and final club after 17 years at Anfield.


To Stevie G, screamers were just part of the job (Martin Rickett/PA)

So what will Stevie G be remembered for? Will it be his European heroics in Istanbul, his unerring love and leadership for Liverpool or the heart-breaking slip that cost a Premier League title?

Well, after a root around in the archive, we’ve come up with a few alternative options. (Sorry for finding these Stevie)

1. His love for colourful polos


(Martin Rickett/PA)

You’re never getting that pen on that T-shirt mate.

2. His unwillingness to play ball with Gordon Brown


(Phil Noble/PA)

Not now Chancellor.

3. His fondness for Wayne Rooney’s dance moves


(Jon Buckle/EMPICS Sport)

Perhaps Rooney was inspiring Peter Crouch here.

4. His cap allergy


(Fiona Hanson/PA)

Easy Kevin you’ll mess up his hairdo.

5. His willingness to hurt his fellow England teammates


(Martin Rickett/PA)

Easy Stevie we all know you want to take the free kicks…

6. Openly telling Frank Lampard he’s better than him


(Mike Egerton/EMPICS Sport)

Don’t cry Frank.

7. That special moment he shared with John Arne Riise


(Martin Rickett/PA)

Not on the pitch chaps.

8. The special moment he shared with himself


(DUSAN VRANIC/AP)

You wish someone would look at you like that.

9. His ability to carry off Umbro in the countryside


(Nick Potts/PA)

There’s so many questions raised by this photo.

10. His spitting capabilities


(Mike Egerton/EMPICS Sport)

Gosh that’s a powerful stream.

Seriously – he’s like an archerfish.

11. His ability to scowl snow into submission


(Phil Noble/PA)

Not a single flake dared to land on him that day. True story.

12. His peacock impression


(Nick Potts/PA)

He’s one of few people allowed to have a bit of arrogance to be fair.

13. His ability to free his mind from The Matrix


(Neal Simpson/EMPICS Sport)

So that’s how he managed all those long impossible passes…

14. Just for this absurd photo with Michael Owen


(Rebecca Naden/PA)

Sorry for this one Stevie – but what a bromance.