Our man in Liverpool!

Lee Rogan was central in connection with the Liverpool Festival 2024, now he will be even more central on the road to the next festival!

Lee Rogan during the Liverpool Festival 2024 Photo: Jonny Isaksen

One of us!

Lee Rogan is an important part of our network and is certainly our man in Liverpool. We collaborated with him both before and during the Liverpool Festival 2024. When we are now working with the Liverpool Festival 2025, we have linked Lee even closer to us. He has an impressive network, is a Scouser and works hard to convince the legends to make the trip to Gjøvik.

He was born and raised in Liverpool and is of course a supporter of the world's best club. In recent years, there is hardly anyone who has led more meet and greets with Liverpool legends than Lee, when he comes to Gjøvik it will of course be what he will do here as well.

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Lee is one of the organizers behind Kop around the Dock, which many Scandinavian supporters have had the pleasure of being part of. A lovely boat trip on the Mersey with legends and a good atmosphere. If you haven't taken part in this, we strongly recommend it. Read more about the boat trip (link below) and visit their website .

On a boat trip with Liverpool legends ( liverpool.no )

Picture from one of the boat trips on the Mersey where Jan Mølby was one of the legends. Photo: Jens Bessesen/liverpool.no

The 50-year-old is also involved in realizing and creating so-called murals around Liverpool. The vast majority of people who have visited the city have brought several of these with them. Lee's company is among others behind murals of Jürgen Klopp, Jan Mølby and Robbie Fowler. The latter was completely put out when the mural was unveiled and could barely speak. When Lee is not involved in meet and greets, boat trips and murals, he likes to volunteer for one of the city's many charities.

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We are looking forward to having Lee back at the Liverpool festival and, not least, forging even closer ties with a thoroughly pleasant and nice guy.

Robbie Fowler in front of the mural which was unveiled in March this year, in Coningsby Road near Anfield

Here are some of the players Lee shared the stage with last season: John Barnes, John Aldridge, Gary Macalister, Gary Gillespie, Sammy Lee, Steve McMahon, Steve Staunton, Phil Thompson, Bruce Grobbelaar, Ray Houghton, Peter Beardsley, Jimmy Case, Alan Kennedy, Mark Lawrenson, Mark Wright, David Fairclough, Neil Mellor, Ian Callaghan, Ronnie Whelan, Jan Mølby, Howie Gayle, Didier Hamann, Glenn Hysèn and others