Liverpool Fancy Dress Bash

Football star Steven Gerrard posed as a geriatric when he turned-up at Liverpool’s colourful fancy dress bash - as a disabled pensioner riding a mobility scooter.Donning a flat cap and puffing on a pipe, the Liverpool skipper stunned his teammates as he trundled into the party venue on an 5mph electric scooter.

Gerrard may have been the driving force of the fancy dress team, but it was fellow scouser Carra who had the X-factor.

The defender dazzled in a glittering silver suit and wig as he went as tele crooner Rhydian.

The reality tv theme was kept us by the Dane Daniel Agger, who turned up more looking like Big Bro livewire Pete Burns than a punk rocker.

And the hilarious party was doused with a touch of controversy when Mail midlfielder Momo Sissokko stormed in as terror chief Osama Bin Laden.

Spanish midfiled maestro Xabi Alonso sipped luvly bubbly in a Del Boy outfit and Peter Crouch sparked fits of giggles went as a 6ft9 penguin.

Norweigan John Arne Riise flew in as Batman - but dissapointingly there was no Batmobile - while striker Dirk Kuyt claimed to be the King.

Only spoilsports Fernando Torres, Yosi Benayoun, and Alvero Albeloa chose to go in their own clothes.

Flying dutchman Ryan Babel made a less-than-impressive effort to be Hollywood Star Will Smith in jeans and a black tracksuit top.

The only noticeable absentee was boss Rafa Benitez as the players partied into the early hours, feasting on food and drink from the menu at the bar owned by Jamie Carragher.

Geri-hatric: Steven Gerrard dresses up a a disabled pensioner

Peter Crouch dressed as a penguin pictured at the Liverpool football club fancy dress party

Left to right: Harry Kewell (with wife Emmerdale Sheree Murphy)- as a Marathon runnner, Daniel Agger - as Punk, Fabio Aurelio - as Sporty Spice

Left to right: Jamie Carragher - as Rhydian from X factor, John Arne - as Batman, Xabi Alonso - as Del Boy

Left to right: Momo Sissoko as Ali G, Charles Itandje as Osama Bin Laden and Jermaine Pennant as a bunny

No costume: it appears Fernando Torres, who arrived in casual clothes, didn’t get the memo