By John Christie
May 21 2012
Shankly, Paisley, Fagan, Moran, men with characters of granite. Men of honesty, hard work, humour and great integrity. From these men "The Liverpool Way" was chiselled. To play to win, but to win and lose with good grace.
Footballing men take care of the football, and let the suits take care of the business. No dirty washing in public, everything above board. It was simple, it worked, and it was, above all, honest and respectful to all at the club, on and off the pitch.
In the last few years the clubs whole foundations have been shaken to the core. Outside influences have exploited the innocence of "The Liverpool Way". Our suits were no longer up to the job, and a killing was to be had. It's put us back years, but at least we are no longer near bankruptcy. We are, however, in the hands and at the mercy of businessmen owners who, know the price of everything but not the value of our most important part, THE LIVERPOOL WAY.
To sack Kenny was not our way, he's family, he's ours, he deserved more time. Who knows, they may well get it right in the end?
It's wrong to live in the past, but surely it's wrong not to learn from it before you go forward.

