Liverpool and Accrington Stanley played out a well tempered FA ... mainly because it was the first meeting since the famous milk advert of the 1980s, has taken on a whole new level of friendship.

Hello and welcome to Telegraph Sport’s live minute-by-minute coverage of Liverpool v Accrington Stanley in the FA Cup. Thirty-five years on from probably the most famous milk advert in UK TV ...

Kevin Spaine was one of two boys who starred in the famous 1980s Milk Marketing Board advert that became an instant hit with fans due as Liverpool meet Accrington ...

The milk advert that went down in Liverpool folklore - A cutting remark selling milk has endured for almost four decades ...

The two youngsters in the iconic Accrington Stanley advert ended up down two very different paths. The famous 1980s milk advert coined the well-known phrase "Accrington Stanley - who are they?" ...

As Accrington Stanley prepare for their ... However, behind the lighthearted commercial lies a more sinister story. Commissioned by the Milk Marketing Board to promote the health benefits of ...

the 1989 milk advert became a cultural touchstone, embedding the phrase “Accrington Stanley… who are they?” into football folklore. The commercial’s lighthearted jab at the club’s ...

A boy synonymous with the famous "Accrington Stanley, who are they" milk advert grew up to be a brutal murderer. Kevin Spaine was one of two boys who starred in the famous 1980s Milk Marketing ...

or at least a match for the ages against a team they will always be linked with due to a milk advert. “Accrington Stanley, who are they?”, will be answered - one way or another - this afternoon.

"Accrington Stanley, who are they ... Stanley are perhaps best known among English football fans for a Milk Marketing Board television commercial in the 1980s, which gently mocked the team’s obscurity ...

"Accrington Stanley, who are they ... are perhaps best known among English football fans for a Milk Marketing Board television commercial in the 1980s, which gently mocked the team’s obscurity.