The miners' son from Glenbuck became a football icon, not only in the eyes of Liverpool supporters, but even for Evertonians. Shankly understood the psyche of the Liverpool people, and it was a match made in heaven. Posted April 06, 2008 by Alan Breen
A Sportingo contributor asks how the man he regards as the best manager in football history would fare in the media-saturated world of the 21st-century, where players resemble Hollywood stars rather than working-class heroes. Posted April 18, 2007 by Tom Harness
Anfield has been blessed with impressive contributions of many nationalities, but the impact of Scottish players and managerial staff is unequalled. Posted December 07, 2007 by Jaimie Kanwar
As rivalries go, it takes some beating when male supporters take on their womenfolk. Posted January 06, 2007 by Paul Parry
Canterbury Bulldogs star Sonny Bill Williams faces court action for doing a bunk to play union in France. The case has broken new ground and forces us once more to confront big questions over the rival codes. Posted August 13, 2008 by Michael Duncan
Shankly built up his teams from nothing and set Liverpool on their way to greatness. Paisley won many trophies inc...
I thought the Kop did a fine job with the atmosphere against Palace last Saturday! Just one thing, I wish they'd call...
Anyone know why Utd have lost interest in Huntelar?????
Just been browsing Wikiquote and looked up Shanks. My god if it isn't something brilliant it's something hilarious. T...
Nice try. If it happens I'll eat ANY had you wish to send me. ;)
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