Scott and Lawson Wash and Cream Set for Body and Hair, Two 150ml Black Pepper and Bergamot Scented Paladone, One Size, Multicolor

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An Anfield legend, Elisha actually wanted to follow in the footsteps of his elder brother, Irish international goalkeeper Billy, who had just finished his eight-year career at Everton. Everton’s legendary striker Dixie Dean once said: “Elisha was the greatest I’ve ever seen. You can have Swift, Trautmann, Banks, Wilson. You can have them all. I’ll take Elisha Scott.” This standard sized hip flask has been convincingly disguised as a walkman, meaning you can sneak your favourite beverage with you undetected. The design features different FM and AM frequencies, as well as a tape slot, and other walkman markings.

His father Eric was handed memorabilia by Scott’s son William in the 1980s, including his first and last international caps for Ireland – and this led to a lifelong interest into Elisha Scott’s life and time at Liverpool. Take your favourite stiff drink with you on your next trip with this stylish Scott & Lawson Walkman Hip Flask. In the design of an old-school walkman, this hip flask is a fabulous accessory for music fans the world over. And his story is about to be retold in an affectionate and exhaustive biography called ‘Elisha Scott’s Diaries and Press Cuttings: His Life Story – Liverpool FC’s First Superstar 1912-1934’. He finally left the club in 1934 and – had World War I not taken away four years of his professional career – would have made significantly more than an already impressive 468 first-team appearances for his one and only English club.

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Hedley met with Elisha’s son William many times to gather material for his work, which also covers Scott’s career after he left Liverpool and became manager of Belfast Celtic. Lifelong Reds fan Hedley Lawson is the author of Scott’s biography, and the motivation for his first foray into the world of book publishing is novel.

Lawson’s book features images and article cuttings from Scott’s time on Merseyside and also features a never-before-seen image of Liverpool’s first competitive European match. George Orr and Hedley Lawson will be signing copies of their books on the following days: Arguably the greatest goalkeeper in Liverpool’s history, Elisha Scott is certainly the most enduring.