Ronnie Moran

[Maldini]

Passed away this morning, his son just tweeted about. RIP.

[cymrococh]

F*ck. His importance to this club's legacy cannot be overstated, it's made massively clear in Simon Huighes' books.

 

RIP

[Benzo-13]

That news has made me very sad. Real Mr. Liverpool

 

RIP Ronnie

Edited March 22, 2017 by Benzo-13

[Cam]

Just saw that. A big input into our glory; he helped make our dreams come true. RIP.

[Dan]

Liverpool legend. RIP.

[muleskinner]

Terrible news. RIP Ronnie.

[£440,000]

RIP Ronnie.

[Jonesy]

Rest In Peace Ronnie 

 

A giant of a man. 

[Ant]

Sad news, Always saw him on the football pitches of Bootle and Litherland.

 

YNWA

[Des]

I reckon Ronnie's contribution is probably underestimated. Very sad news. RIP.

[Gethin]

RIP Ronnie. What a huge loss 

[Elisha_Scott]

RIP Ronnie.

 

Legend

[Bogman]

Shocking that.

 

RIP big man.

[Cobs]

Proper legend of the club. RIP, Ronnie.

[Conrad]

Indeed. A true legend

RIP Ronnie

[Andy-oh-six]

Truly a Liverpool Great.

 

RIP.

[Stanley Leisure]

Very sad, a true Liverpool Legend.

 

RIP Ronnie.

Edited March 22, 2017 by Stanley Leisure

[doug_mac]

RIP ronnie

 

legend

[kop205]

Very sad.

[Leo No.8]

RIP Ronnie - a genuine club legend and a huge influence through our glory years.

[Murphman]

Bugsy Moran, a Liverpool legend alongside the other true greats of our mighty club,

[D.Boon]

What a sad loss. I always thought this boot room story was with Moran as the lead but it's actually Joe Fagan. Always makes me smile.....

 

Joe's post-match hospitality towards the opposition was renowned throughout football, but in terms of a culture clash there could have been few bigger mismatches than on the occasion he met Watford's diva-esque pop-star chairman Elton John following an impressive 3-1 victory over the Hornets in December 1982. Ever hospitable, Joe welcomed Elton into the hallowed bootroom and the conversation went as follows: "Hey, lad, would you like a drink?" asked Joe. "I'll have a pink gin please," replied the Watford chairman. With a shake of his head and look of horror on his face, Joe replied: "Pink gin, lad? You can have a brown ale, a Guinness or scotch, lad, and that's yer lot!"

[Redwire]

A huge loss.

 

RIP Ronnie.

[Billy Dane]

RIP Ronnie, he's inextricably woven into the history of the club.

 

One of the LFC coaches told me how Ronnie used to carry a little book round with him and the coach used to see him making notes in it every day. When he asked Ronnie what he was doing he told him the book had the name of every person who worked at the club and each day he would tick off who he had spoken to. This would help him make sure that he went and spoke to everyone, player, coach, cleaner, kit man etc, at least every few days.

[autumn319]

RIP ronnie

very sad news