Who has the best goals-per-game record in Liverpool's history?

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Some of you have been in touch to ask us which Liverpool striker can boast the best goals-per-game figures for the club.

You can ask questions like this via our Ask Me Anything about Liverpool form and we'll try to get answers.

On this occasion, we reached out to our friends at LFChistory.net.

Their data says the most frequent scorer for the Reds was Gordon Hodgson, averaging 0.639 goals a game.

The brilliant Luis Suarez comes in second on 0.617, with John Aldridge on 0.606.

Hodgson did his work for the Reds between 1925 and 1936, a remarkable spell where he plundered 241 goals.

Mohamed Salah recently surpassed Hodgson's tally and now sits on 257 goals for the club, trailing only Roger Hunt (285) and Ian Rush (346).

So if goals are your marker, Rush is your man. If it's a player who finds the net frequently that is your thing, Hodgson tops the billing.

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