Steven Gerrard’s career reads like a childhood dream.He joined his boyhood club, Liverpool, at the age of nine and went on to make more than 700 appearances for them, including several hundred as their captain.A club legend, Gerrard enjoyed many great moments in a Liverpool shirt, including show-stopping performances in the 2005 Champions League final and 2006 FA Cup final.The Premier League eluded Gerrard but there are many, many professionals who would swap careers with him in an instant.Some moments that spring to mind when you think of his time at Liverpool include that goal against West Ham at the Millennium Stadium, or his thunderous strike against Olympiacos in 2004.However a Liverpool fan has shared a video of a pass Gerrard made that “no one talks about”.It came against Arsenal at Highbury in January 2002, during a campaign in which Gerard Houllier’s Reds would eventually finish runners-up behind the Gunners in the Premier League.Steven Gerrard, Giovanni van BronckhorstLiverpool went to north London in the first month of 2002 and earned a 1-1 draw, with Gerrard’s assist to John Arne Riise the standout moment.The former England international played a sumptuous pass into the Norwegian’s path with the outside of his right-boot.Gerrard’s passing didn’t go under the radar during his career but it’s safe to say that this deserves more attention.

It’s utterly perfect. The vision, the technique, the execution. Brilliant.

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Gerrard’s teammates loved him, perhaps none more so than the strikers who benefitted from his incredible passing.

Fernando Torres enjoyed the best years of his career and he once said he was “spoilt” having Gerrard alongside him.

“I’m spoilt having a team-mate like him as I can count on him supplying me with perfect passes,” Torres said in 2009, per Goal.

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“You make the run into the space and however tightly marked he is, he finds a way to get the ball through.

“The highest compliment I can pay him is that he’s as creative as Xavi at Barcelona, with something extra as well.”

Praise doesn't get much higher.