As Steven Gerrard prepares to skipper England in their friendly against Norway this evening ahead of the European Championships next month, we bring you a Kop 10 of Liverpool players who have made the most England appearances Countless Reds have represented their country down the years and Ephraim Longworth was the first Liverpool player to take on the England captaincy in 1921. Since then, 10 other Reds have emulated him in pulling on the arm band and leading the Three Lions. Our list of appearance holders takes into account the amount of international caps won by players during their time at Anfield only and not elsewhere. So Kevin Keegan, who played 63 games for his country, is therefore a surprise ommision from the list due to the fact that the majority of his caps were won during his time away from Merseyside. Joe Cole, with 52 England appearances to his name, is yet to be capped by his country as a Liverpool player, while Paul Ince and David James, who both have 53 caps, are also notable by their absence from the list.