The Quiet Genius Behind Liverpool’s Greatest EraThis is an abridged version; the full article is available free on our ‘It ...

Bob Paisley won three European Cup and six league titles between 1974 and 1983 Liverpool began their Premier League campaign with a 2-1 victory against Southampton on Sunday and manager Brendan ...

Bob Paisley joined Liverpool in 1939 and played in defence, and like many others during his time, had his career disrupted by World War II. He made his debut for the club in 1946, instantly ...

Bob Paisley is number 10 in 90min's Top 50 Great Managers of All Time series. Follow the rest of the series over the course of the next two weeks. You can read ...

Bob Paisley managed Liverpool between from 1974 to 1983 winning six first division tiles and leading the club to it’s first European cup triumph in 1977 and another two in 1978 and 1981. Paisley ...

IAN LADYMAN: Just 25 seconds into an evening at Southport’s Atkinson Theatre and the point is made. ‘Bob Paisley averaged 2.1 trophies per season at Liverpool,’ said the compere.

While Keegan is still held in great regard, Dalglish surpassed his legacy and, for many, stands alone as the greatest player in the club's history. Now known as 'King Kenny', he won six English league ...

Bob Paisley (1974-1983) An unlikely character to follow Shankly, whose charisma helped relaunch Liverpool, yet it is Paisley who is the club’s most successful manager when measured by silverware ...

A television series focusing on Bill Shankly’s time as Liverpool manager is in the making. Award-winning studio A24 is working closely with the Premier League club to produce the multi-part ...

In gratitude, Liverpool supporters chant Slot’s name with gusto. That was a privilege Paisley struggled to earn: indeed, when he returned from Rome in 1977 bearing the European Cup, the refrain heard ...

Bob Paisley signed for Liverpool for just £10 and later became manager. (Image: Getty) ...

New manager Bob Paisley, preferring the more accomplished passing of Thompson to Lloyd’s blunderbuss manner, kept the newcomer in the side even when the stalwart was fully fit. Lloyd was not happy.