Mr Bump, Badlands, the ability of City fans to turn on their team was known by outsiders well before the Racing Post twigged. Full Article at Manchester Evening News

For those Liverpool fans moaning about the current situation on the pitch, it might be worthwhile to glance back at history. Full Article at Left Back in the Changing Room

It is 50 years ago today since Bill Shankly took over at Liverpool where he helped transform the club and laid the foundations for their subsequent European and domestic success. Full Article at Football.co.uk

IT’S 50 years ago today that Bill Shankly was named as Liverpool’s new manager. I had the pleasure of meeting Bill at Melwood once and it’s something I’ll never forget. Full Article at Liverpool Echo

Liverpool will celebrate a half-century since Shankly took over as Anfield manager in December, and Toshack – one of the great man's favourite "sons" – has paid tribute to the Scot's influence on his own management career. Full Article at The Scotsman

The Scot won First Division titles, FA Cups and the Uefa Cup before leaving Anfield in 1974 when his work was continued by Bob Paisley. Full Article at Football.co.uk

The Scot won First Division titles, FA Cups and the UEFA Cup before leaving Anfield in 1974 when his work was continued by Bob Paisley. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News

There is a few great soccer managers who have had a golden touch, who have brought trophies to their clubs or country. Both past and present, great managers. Full Article at Associated Content

In January 2008, Rafael Benitez was coming under huge pressure for tinkering with his team every week. Full Article at Sportingo

It was Bob Paisley who said ‘If you’re in the penalty area and don’t know what to do. Put the ball in the back of the net and we’ll discuss your options later’. Full Article at Anfield Online

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez has stoked up the mounting pressure on himself by incredibly insisting: "I don't have to win a trophy." Full Article at Soccer Blogs

When Twin Brook Winery asked Roger Eberlin to find another band for this Saturday's Bluegrass and BBQ bash, the Summit Hill Bluegrass Band singer-bassist didn't have to look far. Full Article at Lancaster Online

Clough: Oh aye! Cheese and onion pie, meat pud, chips and a lot o’ Boddies. Freud: Ee-yuch! Disgusting! Your stomach is a wasteland. Clough: I remember when there were no food on’t’ t’ table, you big silly puff. Full Article at 11 Reds

Damn right it isn’t. The media are howling for the boss to go – ‘fans’ are saying we’ve never had a worse manager – former players who have managerial experience limited to their kids Sunday team are up in arms. Full Article at Anfield Online

Upon signing for Liverpool, new arrivals are presented with DVDs and books acquainting them of and educating them about the club’s glorious history. Full Article at The National Newspaper

If Rafa Benítez started to follow some of the advice – and some of the orders – aimed at him from the press and public he’d find himself running around in circles as he tried to make some kind of logical sense out of it all. Full Article at Anfield Road

But who, at this stage of the season, could they possibly replace him with? As one of their most celebrated ex-players told me the other day: "He's already there - Kenny Dalglish." Full Article at The Sun

Ray Lambert played his football for Liverpool in times both gloriously uplifting and downright wretched for the Anfield Reds during the middle years of the 20th century. Full Article at The Independent

When quantifying great British managers, I’ve given more weight to the building of clubs from virtually nothing into major powers, rather than the capitalising on going concerns or short-term success. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK