Bill Shankly: Last News

Gary Neville has predicted Liverpool to come back and provide Manchester City's biggest challenge for the Premier League title next season, following confirmation of a third straight title on Saturday evening.

Bradley Walsh has confessed he took tips from famous football manager Bill Shankly on how to succeed in TV.The Chase star believes keeping fans entertained during his three decade career comes from his working class roots.And he also confessed he listened to advice from the former Liverpool football manager on how to stay focused at work.The ex Corrie star believes he learned a lot from Bill, who inspired his great players to stay grounded in their careers no matter what their roles and successes.Bradley, 61, said: “It is a working class mentality.“I always remember the saying the great Liverpool manager Bill Shankly once said. He said even if you end up sweeping the roads - don’t cheat and sweep them properly.“There is a whole ethos behind that is we are lucky to be in the industry we are in.”Walsh added that working hard for his life success had made him happier than ever to remain one of the UK’s top entertainers.He said: “I love my job.

A niece of the legendary Liverpool FC manager, Bill Shankly, made a special presentation to an Ayrshire school to help strengthen the bond between the late, great Anfield boss and the region.

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Line of Duty's Martin Compston has backed a film about Jock Stein, Bill Shankly and Matt Busby made by co-star Vicky McClure's husband. The Three Kings documentary is an insight into three of the greatest Scottish football managers and how they led their clubs to success.

footie legend Clive Tyldesley says commentators should be allowed to drop the F-bomb live on air.The “Voice of Football’ – who has covered games for more than 40 years – reckons the odd swear word would give “street cred”.The 66-year-old said: “I have often thought that commentators should be allowed one F-word per season.

Liverpool have officially launched their new home kit for the 2021/22 season.

Gary Neville has pointed to Liverpool's supposed socialist roots under their iconic former manager Bill Shankly as another reason why the club are betraying their past to sign up to the new European Super League.

died at the age of 72, formerly dated Miss Great Britain though it didn’t stop him bedding other glam girls.It’s perhaps no wonder he was labelled in the same category as George Best, given his wild partying lifestyle.Bill Shankly wanted to sign Worthington for a club record £150,000 in 1972 though the deal was put on hold after a medical revealed the forward had high blood pressure.Shankly sent Worthington on holiday to Majorca to relax, with the former Huddersfield star having recently lost his father.Though Worthington failed the medical again on his return having reportedly chatted up another woman on the plane to the Balearic Islands.He didn’t stop there, having a threesome with a Swedish mother and daughter, and then another romp with

Manchester United and Liverpool forward Phil Chisnall has died at the age of 78, and tributes have been paid following a memorable career.The inside forward turned professional at Old Trafford back in November of 1959, and was rated highly by each of Matt Busby, Bill Shankly and Alf Ramsey.Chisnall went on to sign for rivals Liverpool in 1964, before playing for Southend United and Stockport County and returning to live in his beloved Manchester.Both United and Liverpool have today extended condolences to Phil’s family and friends, while paying tribute to his efforts as a player at their respective clubs.A United statement read: "It is with great sorrow that we learned of the passing of former Manchester United player Phil Chisnall, who has

two cities. I was just a bit too young to have watched Ian banging in the goals for Motherwell but the legend of the man was something you quickly became aware of as a child, whether you were into football or not.

Liverpool legend Ian St John tragically passed away on Monday evening at the age of 82 after a long illness.

Piers Morgan joined Jimmy Greaves, Chris Evans, and Jim White in paying tribute to much loved footballer Ian St John who passed away aged 82.The Scots born talent who became a Scotland and Liverpool football legend was a Saturday lunchtime fixture for many growing up in the eighties and early nineties who knew him as The Saint - one half of ITV's Saint and Greavsie.Ian who was born in Motherwell, moved to Merseyside in 1961 to join for a record £37,500.Sadly he battled cancer in 2014 aged 76, and had undergone surgeries including having his prostate and bladder removed.Representing Scotland 26 times, as a Scottish forward, Ian won two First Division titles under Bill Shankly at Anfield in 1963-64 and 1965-66 and scored the winner in the

Liverpool legend Ian St John has died, aged 82.

Laurie Cunningham signed for Real Madrid in 1979 in the presence of the then Baggies' boss, Big Ron AtkinsonAnd where sporting dinners would be held with soccer legends from Johan Cruyff and Bill Shankly to Brian Clough and Trevor Francis as well as motorsport favourites Nigel Mansell and Barry Sheene. Welcome to the 1863 London Museum Tavern and Music Hall which became a cinema from 1912-31 and was later reinvented as Lorenzo's, unquestionably the city's No 1 celebrity restaurant in the 1970s and 80s.

Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar reckons Jurgen Klopp is a reincarnation of the great Bill Shankly – only with a German accent.

Celtic Park uttering the immortal words “football is nothing without fans” is steeped in emotion.Heard now in filmmaker Jonny Owen’s documentary movie The Three Kings, about Stein, Bill Shankly and Matt Busby, the words take on even more significance.Jonny set out to show football fans across the world how the modern game would be nothing without the three Scottish managers.The legendary trio, who grew up in mining communities just 30 miles from each other, led their clubs – Celtic, Liverpool and Manchester United – to unimaginable success.Talksport host and actor Jonny, 49, whose miner father Brian inspired the documentary, said: “The Three Kings is my love story to Scottish football and a tribute to the three men who created modern

Jurgen Klopp has shed some light on what he spoke to Sir Alex Ferguson about when he called him up at 3.30am after Liverpool's title win.

Jurgen Klopp has been compared to legendary former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly by former Reds star Graeme Souness, who believes the pair share three of the same crucial attributes.

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Nairn County of the Highland League have responded to the coronavirus crisis in incredible fashion, announcing they'll pay bills early and send players to help in the local community.