bill shankly himself said it was the start of liverpool becoming a great club.final, a cracker of a header that won it in extra time. anyone who has done that enough in the game anyway. all the other things he did as well. he started to bring liverpool to become what it was, a giant of world football. liverpool players past and present have been quick to pay tribute on social media. vice—captainjames milner said simply, "rip ian stjohn — what a player, what a man". left—back andy robertson wrote, "a man of warmth, humour, knowledge, wisdom and joy. scotland and liverpool has lost a true giant". this from former captain phil thompson — "so sad to hear of the passing of the saint. he gave me one of my greatest childhood memories in him winning the fa cup in �*65". ex—forward john aldridge said, "so sad to hear the news of the great ian stjohn passing away. what an inspiration watching from the terraces at anfield he was, also a cracking bloke". leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away after a picture emerged on social media showin

bill shankly himself said it was the start of liverpool becoming a great club. stjohn — what a player, what a man". left—back andy robertson wrote "a man of warmth, humour, knowledge, wisdom and joy. scotland and liverpool has lost a true giant". this from former captain phil thompson — "so sad to hear of the passing of the saint. he gave me one of my greatest childhood memories in him winning the fa cup in '65". ex—forward john aldridge said, "so sad to hear the news of the great ian stjohn passing away. what an inspiration watching from the terraces at anfield he was, also a cracking bloke". the government has backed a plan by the football associations of the uk and ireland to put together a joint bid to host the world cup in 2030. prime minister borisjohnson is fully on board, pledging £2.8 million to kick—start the process. a formal bid wouldn't begin to take shape until next year, after the five governing bodies have completed a feasilbility study. leading trainer gordon elliot fears his licence will be taken away after a picture emerged on social media sho

stjohn joined liverpool in 1961 from motherwell and was a key member of the famous bill shankly side,he �*80s and �*90s, and former liverpool defender phil thompson told us earlier of his fondness of watching it we'll always remember the saint's laugh. it was quite loud, and he would just laugh at everything that came about. so it was different. yes, he was serious when it needed it. but they had a laugh, they had the craic, they'd have a little bit of fun banter — and it made our saturday afternoons. so it was something different from what we'd always been served. the government has backed a plan by the football associations of the uk and ireland to put together a joint bid to host the world cup in 2030. prime minister borisjohnson is fully on board, pledging £2.8 million to kick—start the process. a formal bid wouldn't begin to take shape until next year, after the five governing bodies have completed a feasilbility study. and finally, world rugby has recommended the 2021 rugby world cup for women be delayed for a year. this follows a number of covid cases in auckland and the proble

under the great bill shankly, he won two league titles, but perhaps his greatest moment came at wembleyn 1965. it's a goal! that goal took liverpool to their first fa cup and it made the man known simply as the saint a club legend. he certainly was an iconic figure because he came in at the very beginning, the club moved onwards and upwards. but it wouldn't have gone anywhere if it hadn't had the big contribution from people like the saint. he also starred for scotland, scoring nine goals for his country. and although he retired as a player in 1973, a new career beckoned. he joined forces withjimmy greaves and their tv show, saint and greavsie, was a huge hit. well, hello and good afternoon. the programme ran for nearly a decade, stjohn winning millions of new fans with his warmth and wit. hello, there! well, euro 92 is all over andjim and i are still here in stockholm. can't get a flight home. jimmy greaves himself led today's tributes, describing stjohn as a lovely man. he was one whose versatility was matched only by his popularity, both on and off the pitch, one of football's finest

he was part of bill shankly�*s transformation of liverpool into a footballing superpower — scoring theand after his playing career came to an end, he became a brilliant broadcaster — essential viewing for footballs fans on a saturday lunchtime withjimmy greaves on "saint and greavsie". welljoining me to reflect on ian stjohn and his legacy is former liverpool captain phil thompson. fail, thank you so much forjoining us to share your thoughts this evening. a very sad day, but you did have some crossover, didn't you, with the scenes during your playing days. —— phil. what do you remember of him? days. -- phil. what do you remember of him? ~ ., , days. -- phil. what do you remember of him? ~ ., ., of him? well, he was a wonderful cu . of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. _ of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. as— of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. as a — of him? well, he was a wonderful guy. first, as a fan, _ of him? well, he was a wonderful guy. first, as a fan, standing - guy. first, as a fan, standing there, watching the same play, ripping it all up before th

bill shankly himself said it was the start of liverpool becoming a great club.y robertson wrote... "a man of warmth, humour, knowledge, wisdom and joy. scotland and liverpool has lost a true giant". this from former captain phil thompson... "so sad to hear of the passing of the saint. he gave me one of my greatest childhood memories in him winning the fa cup in �*65". ex forward john aldridge said... "so sad to hear the news of the great ian stjohn passing away. what an inspiration watching from the terraces at anfield he was, also a cracking bloke". leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away, after a picture emerged on social media showing him sitting on a dead horse. he told david jennings of the racing post that his world was crumbling. eliott has apologised, saying it was a "moment of madness" but he's been suspended from racing in great britain until an investigation is concluded. elliott has won the grand national three times — twice with tiger roll — and he's licensed in ireland — but the british horseracing authority said

under the great bill shankly, he won two league titles, but perhaps his greatest moment came at wembleywas an iconic figure because he was there at the beginning and the club moved onwards— and upwards but it was a big contribution from people like the saint. he also starred for scotland, scoring nine goals for his country. although he retired as a player in 1973, a new career beckoned. he joined forces withjimmy greaves, and their tv show, saint and greavsie, was a huge hit. well, hello and good afternoon. the programme ran for nearly a decade. stjohn winning millions of new fans with his warmth and wit. hello there, well, euro 92 is all over and jim and i are still here in stockholm. can't get a flight home. jimmy greaves himself led today's tributes, describing stjohn as a lovely man, one who excelled as a player but also as a ground—breaking broadcaster. people said it wasjust a light—hearted show, | but as you know, sometimes that is the hardest _ possible thing to do. it completely changed the way punditry was done in sport. i a man, then, whose versatility was matched only by his

under the great bill shankly he won two league titles but perhaps his greatest moment came at wembleylso starred for scotland, scoring nine goals for his country and although he retired as a player in 1973, a new career beckoned.

stjohn joined liverpool in 1961 from motherwell and was a key member of the famous bill shankly side,s and �*90s, and former liverpool defender phil thompson told us earlier of his fondness of watching it. we'll always remember the saint's laugh on there. it was quite loud, and he would just laugh at everything that came about. so it was different. yes, they were serious when it needed it. but they had a laugh, they had the craic, they'd have a little bit of fun banter — and it made our saturday afternoons. so it was something different from what we'd always been served. the government has backed a plan by the football associations of the uk and ireland to put together a joint bid to host the world cup in 2030. prime minister borisjohnson is fully on board, pledging £2.8 million to kick—start the process. a formal bid wouldn't begin to take shape until next year, after the five governing bodies have completed a feasilbility study. rugby has recommended the 2021 rugby world cup for women be delayed for a year. this follows a number of covid cases in auckland and the problems of teams h

in $161.00 for then club record feel $52000.00 and became a key member of the side managed by bill shankly so john won 2 league titles and scored 118 goals including the decider in liverpool's 1st ever f.a. cup victory in 1965 off a long illness he passed away peacefully with his family at his bedside david beckham says he wants to bring players likely now messi and cristiano ronaldo to his major league soccer club into miami because should have some skills alongside miami's new manager and his old manchester united team mate full neville we took charge of the 1st training session i am preparing for the 2nd season in m.l.s. and beck says the likes of messi enter now there are more than welcome you know that go to the top of players we aspire to bring to the reason why they are the best because they work on and rally with him are rubbing it in always bring the best player in the world people right after the club one of the things that i take into account lobbies the player has to be right. messages of support keep coming for tiger woods as he recovers from his car crash we saw golfers over

in 1961 for a vain club record fee of $52000.00 and became a key member of the side managed by bill shankly son john won 2 league titles and scored 118 goals including the decider in liverpool's 1st ever f.a. cup victory in 1965 after a long illness he passed away peacefully with his family at least bedside horse racing's images taken a further blow after a video emerged of a jockey straddling a data horse which had just suffered a heart attack we will show you the video but this is rob james who writes for irish trayner called an early it seen here on the right it himself has been temporarily banned from racing in britain after this image emerged showing him sitting on another date horse making a phone call both are being investigated by the irish horseracing regulatory board . so here's the limbic organizing committee is planning to add 12 new female directors to its board this fall is the announcement of sake of the motor as the committee's president last month she replaced your sheet of mori who quit over sexist remarks and she vowed to raise the ratio of women to 40 percent the new mem

1961 for then a club record fee of 52000 dollars and became a keep member of the side managed by bill shankly since john one tear league titles and scored 118 goals including the decider and liverpool's 1st ever f.a. cup victory in 1965. wolf racing's image has taken a feather bly off to a video image of a jockey straddling a dead horse which had just suffered a heart attack we want to show you the video this is rob james who writes for irish trayner gordon elliott seen here on the right at it himself has been temporarily banned from racing in britain that was after this image of showing him sitting on another dead horse making a phone call baseband of apologized and of being investigated by the irish horseracing regulator able to take a limpy organizing committee is planning to at the knee female directors to export this follows the appointment of psycho is the committee's president last month she replaced us here in mori who quit save a sexist remarks and she vowed to raise the ratio of women to 40 percent the new member is set to be announced on wednesday will make it 42 percent 7 time wor

stjohn joined liverpool in 1961 from motherwell and was a key member of the famous bill shankly side, popular saint and greavsie show back in the 80's and 90's, and former liverpool defender phil thompson told us earlier of his fondness of watching it. will always remember the saints laugh. it was quite loud and he would just laugh at everything that came about. so it was different. yes, he was serious when it needed it. but they had a laugh, they had the crack, they have a little bit of fun banter and it made our saturday afternoons. so it was something different from what we'd always been served. leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away, after a picture emerged on social media showing him sitting on a dead horse. he told david jennings of the racing post that his world was crumbling. eliott has apologised, saying it was a "moment of madness" but he's been suspended from racing in great britain until an investigation is concluded. elliott has won the grand national three times — twice with tiger roll and he's licensed in ireland but the british horse

he was part of bill shankly�*s transformation of liverpool into a footballing superpower — scoring thefor football fans on a saturday lunchtime withjimmy greaves on saint and greavsie. another liverpool legend, sir kenny dalglish, remembers how stjohn lifted the spirits of those around him. he was a funny guy. loved a chuckle. and, most of the time, he was chuckling anyway, even when he was on the telly. with greavsie — he used to wind greavsie up and get a chuckle out of him. he made a fantastic contribution, notjust in the footballing parlance, but, obviously, in the media, as well, the broadcasting. and that show went on for years and years and everybody loved it. horseracing's image crisis continues after a video emerged of amateur jockey robjames climbing on to a horse that had died of a heart attack whilst training yesterday. that photograph surfaced just a day after trainer gordon elliott was pictured sitting on top of a dead horse. with the cheltenham and aintree meetings just around the corner, the british horseracing authority's director of equine health and welfare, james gi