Former Manchester City winger Craig Bellamy had two spells at Liverpool, but was warned about making the initial move back in 2006 by former Man United forward Mark Hughes.
Former Manchester City attacker Craig Bellamy has admitted his move to Liverpool back in 2006 was a mistake, conceding that he should have listened to former Manchester United striker Mark Hughes' advice.
Despite scoring a respectable nine goals and chalking up six assists in his debut season at Liverpool, he sealed a move to West Ham United in July 2007. The move to London failed to work out and he ended up returning to Anfield in August 2011, following a spell at City and a loan stint with Cardiff City.READ MORE: Pep Guardiola raises Phil Foden injury concern ahead of derby
" Liverpool poster on my bedroom wall every single year," Bellamy told former United captain Gary Neville on The Overlap. "That poster you got from Toys R Us? Yes, that was there.
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