So sad to hear that former Liverpool defender and captain, Tommy Smith MBE has died today at the age of 74. Born in Liverpool (1945) he played for the club as a youth from 1960 and as a senior player from 1962 until 1978. He was a key central defender when I first supported the club in the 1973/4 season.
Earlier today it was announced that former Liverpool FC player and manager Kenny Dalglish is to receive a knighthood in the Queen’s birthday honours list. For many, this will come as no surprise. He is, after all, a ‘legend’, both at the club and in the world of football. But when other club legends ….
I cannot recall a previous occasion when the UK media conducted such a post-mortem following a Champions League final and much has been made of goalkeeper Karius’ failings when any mistake will be very costly against a team of Real Madrid’s quality. But as a Liverpool supporter …..
Ronnie Moran ( 1934-2017) gave 49 years of service as player, captain, physio, coach, trainer, manager, kit man, mascot, tea person and member of the legendary ‘Boot Room’ at Liverpool Football Club ….
The Major Pentatonic Scale
Sir Kenny Dalglish
Glastonbury
She Moved Through the Fair
WaterlightThe Major Pentatonic Scale
Faeland 2019
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Sorry Dave
"Magic Bus" - The Who
Daniel McGillisGlastonbury
FaelandShe Moved Through the Fair
Light of Other Days
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Tommy Smith MBESir Kenny Dalglish
The Kiev 2018 UCL final
A Tribute to Ronnie Moran
On the Advent of 5G
Mental Health Awareness
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On the Grenfell Tower Fire
Darcus Howe (1943 – 2017)
