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18:42 'one of those French sides...' What a dismissive way to refer to one of the best European contenders of the mid-1970s!

Hi RUclips I’m been very good lately with my respectful comments so you have no need to follow me round deleting everything I say 😂😂

When I think of the beautiful game I always go back to this era..

Referring to a manager " u win one major trophy and ur an entertainer a comedian a character then You'll be labelled as the greatest. But if u keep ur mouth shut and don't entertain and win one major trophy then u won't be remembered by anyone

Brian Clough in the Boot Room...!?! Now that's Scouse hospitality for you...👌

Clough always had great respect for the whole Liverpool operation. And why wouldn't you.

Terry McPermot

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One of the best managers ever who doesnt get the recognition he should get which is a shame.

Jajajajajaj, 90 m. After in Bernabéu 5-1. Ridículos.

Wee Archie. Great player.

A great man although he wouldn't like to hear him described as such. A wonderful football brain.The the spirit of community football. God rest your soul.

The funniest thing Bob Paisley ever said was in 1974 on the day he got the managers job. He walked into the dressing room and said ah I got the bloody job and I didn't want it. There was also when he signed Mark Lawrenson and he turned up in a cardigan full of holes and his slippers. He was cute as a fox though. He used mind games to make players lose focus. He praised them to the hilt or as he said "handing out toffee" . The players knew when the toffee was coming out. In 1980 he destroyed Gordon Strachan by telling him he was going to be a £2 million footballer prior to a European Cup tie against Alex Ferguson's Aberdeen. Strachan never got a kick and Liverpool beat Aberdeen to a pulp at Anfield.

Brian best

Legend

there were the days ynwa rip bob and brian

Just stumbled across this. Their are imo 3 greats. Stein, shankley and busby. In no particular order. These three men changed football, came from the same place, both literally and figuratively, and will forever be the triumvirate. God bless them all.

Dalglish for me is the greatest player ever…

King Kenny and SIR bob YNWA ❤❤❤❤❤

Bob , simply the best and without the American dollars that fergie was given

How he did not get a knighthood was disgusting

I absolutely loved Bob's teams. Great times in the 70s and early 80s. The world could do with more people like Bob. Commonsense, pride, passion, decency, humour, respect and hard work. I never came across anyone who weighed up a player's attributes better. His signings and adjustments to the playing style were phenomenal.

wow, great upload

Loved bob paisley from an 🦉

Bob is up at the top! No doubt. First 9 years....

Greatest manager ever

Can’t stand Brian Clough … his annoying bombastic act and east midland drawl go right through me. A documentary on such a great man in Bob Paisley deserved a good narrator.

Wow what an era I started following Liverpool in the late 70s and I have been a Liverpool fan since come on you Reds ynwa. Such great memories

As a reds fan I hated Clough, now years later I realise how good he was, to win two European Cups with a 'small' club was nothing short of genius. Bob was as good as it get's and Clough at the time a very close second. Clough should have managed a bigger side such as United or a London club and also should have been England supremo. Bob Paisley's handling of the outgoiing Keegan era and the incoming Dalglish era was legend and some of the players he brought on is nothing more than legend. Looking back at the players Clough brought through such as Burns, O'Neill and Robertson et al was nothing to be sniffed at... Clough was a genius as was Paisley and they both are legends and are sorely missed.

BRIAN AND BOB, BOTH GIANTS OF THE GAME.

Bob Paisley was a proper top bloke. Honest, modest, hard working and dedicated to his family. He served his country and was tough. Someone capable of leading others to greatness in a very quiet and unassuming way. RIP Bob

Outrageous that Bob wasn’t knighted.

'Tell me Ma me Ma I don't want no tea no tea, I'm going to Italy, tell me Ma me Ma'

I was in the Anfield Road End when Fairclough scored the goal against St Etienne with my french speaking girlfriend. The language outside the ground after the game was unrepeatable..unless you spoke french..

It's called the English Game but actually in reality it called the Scottish Game the Scots invented the passing game the English just put down the rules , it was the Scots that broke the mould to make football a world game regardless of class or ethnicity we should appreciate the Scots for fighting against arrogance within English society, oh BTW the FA president Kinnard has more Scottish ancestry than English just do a Google

Scottish football managers are clearly the best in the world, Ferguson, Shankly, Busby, Stein, Ramsay, Dalgleash, Souness, yes we have good English managers like Clough and Paisley (sounds Scottish) but good managers, pity the Scots have no quality footballers

It was very good of Clough to take the time to pay tribute to a rival, although I'm sure Granada made it worth his while, but he looks uncomfortable with this type of TV role.

1:56 Ronnie Moran and Roy Evans are surprised to see Clough enter the Boot Room even though there's a TV crew in there with them.

Three European cups. Beat that Fergie.

The great thing about Liverpool managers is a least they had the decency to drop dead. But not Ferguson, that cunt went on forever.

Given he managed for 8 years the best. More trophies in that time than Shanks,Stien,Fergie too.

Bob PAISLEY my FOOTBALL I IDOLISED

Incredible documentary hosted by a great for one of the greatest! Shanks; Bob; Fergie; Pep. I love Bob’s meekness and humbleness! No need to throw boots or turn on the hairdryer. Great effective people managers do it their way and succeed!

Losing Keegan must have been very concerning....but Dalglish was next level (and Keegan was very high level).

It is easy to forget how good Paisleys record was. I'm 48 and tbh, didn't know that he started as early as 74 (as manager). I'm an 80s kid so I knew he was great, maybe just not quite as aware as those older.

And then Fergie came along...

Paisley inherited Shankley’ Iverpool

I don't think I've ever seen Brian Clough looking or sounding so well. Wonderful documentary on Bob and Liverpool. They're sipping Bushmills upstairs at the moment.

Shankley built the foundations paisley put the finishing touches fagan built the garden dalgleish watered the plants and the rest is history every Liverpool fan should know our history because its who we are shanks is the greatest manager we have ever had why? Because without him we would be nothing ❤

Clough should have had his own series, forget Michael Palin.