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1 de dez. de 2019 · Photo gallery: 60 rare, unseen and iconic images of Bill Shankly Full of run-down grounds and parsimonious chairmen, exceedingly difficult to escape from with just one promotion spot up for grabs, that division would become the bane of the former Scotland international’s life over the course of the next six years, but it was also the making of him.
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Bill Shankly OBE, né le 2 septembre 1913 à Glenbuck et mort le 29 septembre 1981 à Liverpool, est un footballeur et entraîneur de football écossais. Il entraîne durant quinze ans le club de Liverpool FC et figure au Scottish Sports Hall of Fame , Scottish Football Hall of Fame et au English Football Hall of Fame depuis leurs créations, respectivement en 2001 , 2004 et 2002 .
William "Bill" Shankly, OBE ( 2 september, 1913 – 29 september, 1981) var en av Storbritanniens mest framgångsrika och respekterade fotbolls tränare. Mellan 1959 och 1974 var Shankly tränare för Liverpool FC och vann bland annat ligan tre gånger. Under sin aktiva karriär som spelare spelade han bland annat drygt 300 matcher för Preston ...
8th September 1973. Bill Shankly is the formidable Scottish manager credited with transforming Liverpool FC into one of Europe’s leading clubs. During a playing career that began at Carlisle United, but saw him established as full Scotland international while at Preston North End, Shankly was known as a ‘firm but fair’, hard-working Right ...
29 de nov. de 2023 · To mark the 50th anniversary of the legendary Bill Shankly’s final season as Liverpool manager, we have been retracing that 1973-74 campaign month by month. It was a season that the Reds entered as reigning English champions and UEFA Cup winners, and it would finish with another trophy added to the cabinet before Shankly’s resignation stunned the city and the world.
Bill Shankly was a tremendous competitor as a player making his name at second division Preston North End after arriving from Carlisle United, one division below, in 1933 at twenty years of age. He eventually made his full debut for them on 9 December 1933 against Hull City and quickly established himself as a regular and a crowd favourite owing to his whole-hearted attitude and commitment to ...
