it was bill shankly who laid the foundations for the club's success and while other managers have carried the torch, injurgen klopp they perhaps have his natural successor. he hasn'tjust turned the doubters into believers, he's elevated liverpool back to the pinnacle of european football and delivered the trophy that means the world to everyone here. you can tell he's got a great rapport with his players, all his players like him, understand him, respect him. i think the way he talks to his players, he gives them confidence, and when you put all that together, you've got a very good manager. liverpool's manager was leading the party last night, and after 30 years of frustration the club's fans will be celebrating his every move. let's return to our main story this evening. police are responding to a major incident in glasgow city centre six people in hospital including one police officer and a suspect involved in a series of stabbings. has been shot dead by armed police. let's talk to are reported now. connor, over to you. that's right clive, tonight in the last 30 minutes or so police sc

exception to that would be bill shankly the sort of jimmy cagney esque scotsman who who built the club up from from very very little in the sixty's and seventy's and created this juggernaut you can clips actually comparable to him i would say which is is a real compliment seems that they've taken to the cult of personality is create being created around them like it was for shankly when he smartly now but it was not long ago you're going to what was being labeled it and nearly a man after he lost a number of cup finals so what does this latest win division reputation well i think i think it was rightly was being labeled nearly lost his last cup final in germany as last game with percy dortmund and his 1st 3 years liverpool he lost 2 european finals it lost 6 of the last 7 major finals by that point and it really did look like it was going to happen for him to make that leap to the pantheon but that's where he is no age now he's winning everything he's won in the premier league is when the european cup champions league and european super cup world cup you name it so it's just a case of

in fact, i remember a tale about bill shankly, he used to have the away dressing room floor polished in the hope that one of the players would take a bit of a tumble before the game! well, the fans are back in at anfield tonight for liverpool, so let's hope you and me both, that there's been some home advantage. dave, shyama, thank you so much for being with us this sunday morning. let's not get the latest sports. holly is at the bbc sport centre. england's opening one—day international against south africa has been abandoned because two of the hotel staff has tested positive for covid—19. former england captain alastair cook says player safety must come first. i will be very, very surprised at the cricket continues now. i would imagine the players would want to come home. i know they are off pretty quickly, the 2nd of january, back to sri lanka to play a test series. the last thing they would wa nt to series. the last thing they would want to do is 14 days of isolation. u nfortu nately, want to do is 14 days of isolation. unfortunately, that might happen. they will all want to c

bill shankly. i think that a man needs... who's playing in front of the public, is being well paid and he doesn't dedicate himself to the job, i would be harder... if i could, i'd put him injail! out of the road of society, because he's a menace. you play a football match fans without fans, you've got nothing. it can be the greatest game in the world, if there's no people there to watch it, it becomes nothing. the three kings is in cinemas nationwide from sunday. the film's director jonny owen joins us now. good morning, are you well? i'm very good, thanks, how are you both? very good, thanks, how are you both? very good, thanks, how are you both? very good, thank you. it is fair to say that you thought this would last a year, getting this together and it has been a real labour of love. what drove you to do this? in your previous work, you had an interest in sport? yes, the third football documentary i've done and this one was quite special. my dad passed away, bless him, in 2017 and he worked in heavy industry underground in