Ian St John foi atacante escocês e ídolo do Liverpool nos anos 1960, onde marcou 118 gols em 425 jogos. Fez o gol do título da FA Cup de 1965 contra o Leeds.
Ian St John
Ian St John was born in Motherwell, Scotland, on 7 June 1938, and died on 1 March 2021. He began his career at Motherwell, where he stood out for his goal-scoring ability, and in 1961 was signed by Liverpool under Bill Shankly. At Liverpool, he was a central figure in the team that returned to the elite of English football, won the Second Division in 1961-62 and was English champion in 1963-64 and 1965-66. In 1965 he scored with a header, in extra time, the goal that won the FA Cup title against Leeds United, the first in the club's history in this competition. For the Scotland national team, he played 21 matches and scored 9 goals. After leaving Liverpool in 1971, he played for Coventry City. Later, he worked as a coach at Motherwell and Portsmouth, and became known as a television commentator in England.