Former Reds defender Phil Thompson said the mural would have "enthralled" his old boss A mural celebrating the legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly has been unveiled near the club's home ground.

If you live in Liverpool or the surrounding areas, you will have walked past the city's magnificent statues a thousand times. Weathered by the elements, the statues often become part of the street ...

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Bill Shankly is widely regarded as the founding father of the modern-day Liverpool FC, guiding the Reds out of the abyss of the old second division in 1962 and leading them to title-winning glory ...

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Cormack helped Liverpool to two Division One titles during four years at the club The Scotsman also played a key role in winning the UEFA Cup under Bill Shankly Cormack made 178 appearances for ...

"Rest in peace, Peter." Cormack played under iconic Liverpool manager Bill Shankly during his four-year stint at Anfield between 1972 and 1976. He won two First Division titles, the FA Cup and ...

Liverpool is know for its anthem “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” played and sung before each match at Anfield. The song title is incorporated on the Shankly Gates outside the stadium, which since 1992 have ...

This Christmas join us at The Shankly for a magical afternoon of fun. Enjoy a fun filled family afternoon with Santa and get into the Christmas spirit. All children's tickets include a mini ...

Against a club that will soon become a concern of former Reds boss Jurgen Klopp, Slot’s men set two new club records – the first Liverpool ... himself emulated Bill Shankly by winning his ...

“He only beat me on points.” (It was a multi-disciplinary approach that would later go down less well at Liverpool, where Bill Shankly scoffed at his boasts of being a great cross-country ...