I Don't Drop Players. I Make Changes.

If You Can't Support Us When We Lose Or Draw, Don't Support Us When We Win

One Day In 1959, When Huddersfield Were Playing Cardiff City, Tom (t.v.) Williams, Who Was Then Chairman Of Liverpool, And Harry Latham, A Director, Came Down The Slope At Leeds Road To See Me. Mr Williams Said, 'how Would You Like To Manage The Best Club In The Country?' 'why, Is Matt Busby Packing It Up?' I Asked.

The Problem With You, Son, Is That All Your Brains Are In Your Head. (to A Liverpool Trainee)

I've Had Many Skilful Men And The Likes Of Peter Thompson, Ian St John, Kevin Keegan And Steve Heighway Were The Ones Who Caught The Eye. But The Best Professional Of The Lot Was Gerry Byrne. He Wasn't Flashy And He Wouldn't Score You Goals. But He Was Hard And Skilful And Gave You Everything He Had. More Than That He Was Totally Honest. Which Is The Greatest Quality Of All. He Was A True Liverpudlian Who Couldn't Look His Fellow Scousers In The Face After A Game Unless He'd Given Everything He Had For 90 Minutes.

Forget The Beatles And All The Rest. This Is The Real Liverpool Sound. It's Real Singing, And It's What The Kop Is All About.