<ul><li><h2><strong>Years: </strong>1933-1947</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Appearances: </strong>257</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Goals: </strong>79</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Honours: </strong>League title (1946-47)<strong> </strong></h2></li></ul>

Berry Nieuwenhuys, or 'Nivvy' as he was nicknamed by those who couldn't say his South African surname, was a skilful winger who could play on either flank.

<p>He played for Liverpool mostly in the 1930s, although he did also have a brief second spell with the club after the Second World War.</p><p>His name was almost a permanent one on the teamsheet for six seasons and was also a regular on the scoresheet too; 79 goals in league and cup by the time his career ended in 1947 was a remarkable total for someone in his position.</p><p>Nieuwenhuys' speed and trickery confused many an opponent and he could also pack a fierce shot, something which contributed greatly to the number of goals he scored.</p><p>Finally, more than 13 years after he had originally been selected for the first team, he was able to taste some well-deserved success. He may not have been a regular in the team that won the league championship in 1947 but he did make enough appearances to qualify for a medal.</p><p>It was a fine and fitting end to the career of one of Liverpool's 'great entertainers'.</p>

Berry Nieuwenhuys

Berry Nieuwenhuys was a skilful winger who could play on either flank. He played for Liverpool mostly in the 1930s.

Past playersBerry Nieuwenhuys

Years: 1933-1947

Appearances: 257

Goals: 79

Honours: League title (1946-47)

Berry Nieuwenhuys, or 'Nivvy' as he was nicknamed by those who couldn't say his South African surname, was a skilful winger who could play on either flank.