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John Aldridge on Orlando, Florida during the mega-hot World Cup, 1994 :
"It gets like this in Liverpool when you're on the ferry and the sun reflects off the Mersey."

Anfield badge (1990) :
"There's only one United - the biscuit."

Phil Boersma on the moment Souness told him that he was having a heart bypass :
"He's a vain bastard, 
I thought he was going to tell me that he was having a nose job."

Ian Callaghan on Ronnie Moran :
"I don't know how I would have managed without him. 
It was a big step up playing in the first team, and I don't know how I would have coped without someone keeping an eye
on me and helping me out of difficult situations. I soon learned that at Liverpool, we were essentially part of a team and
depended on each other."

Avi Cohen to Kenny Dalglish on the day that Cohen joined the club :
"You, me, same."
Dalglish, perplexed, just nodded. But when the next day Cohen said the same thing.
Dalglish said, "What are you talking about, Avi?" "You, me, same. Both learn English."

Ray Clemence :
"Sometimes I feel I'm hardly wanted in this Liverpool team. 
If I get two or three saves to make I've had a busy day."

Kenny Dalglish :
"The people who come to watch us play, who love the team and regard it as part of their lives, 
would never appreciate Liverpool having a huge balance in the bank. 
They want every asset we possess to be wearing a red shirt."

Roy Evans :
"I've been on this planet for 45 years, 
and have supported Liverpool for 42 of them."

Roy Evans :
"Anfield without European football is like a banquet without wine."

Roy Evans on Ian Rush's 600th Liverpool appearance :
"He's better than Brian Lara because he's 600 not out. What a guy."

Roy Evans on why he didn't buy Chris Sutton, 1994 :
"If I'd agreed to pay a 21-year-old who hadn't played for England 12,000 pounds, I would have had 10 guys knocking on
my door saying that they were full internationals and that they wanted the same money."

Roy Evans on Kevin Keegan at Newcastle, 1994 :
"There's a bit of Shank's in his mannerisms. 
He gives one hundred percent, and if he believes in something he'll go to the ends of the earth to achieve it."

Robbie Fowler :
"Anyone who doesn't learn from Ian Rush needs shooting"

Robbie Fowler on how he celebrated the above feat, 1993 :
"After the Fulham game, I went round the chippy with my mates and got a big kiss from my mum when I got home!"

Bruce Grobbelaar :
"Bruce Grobbelaar will play on until he is 40 - and at the top level."

Joe Lovejoy on Bruce Grobbelaar :
"The elastic eccentric."

Emlyn Hughes :
"Liverpool are magic .... Everton are tragic."

Paul Ince :
"I love tackling. It's better than sex."

Kevin Keegan :
"The only thing I fear is missing an open goal in front of the Kop. 
I would die if that were to happen. 
When they start singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' my eyes start to water. 
There have been times when I've actually been crying while I've been playing".

Kevin Keegan :
"They compare Steve McManaman to Steve Heighway and he's nothing like him, 
but I can see why - it's because he's a bit different."

Kevin Keegan as Newcastle manager :
"Sir John Hall was a multi-millionaire when I came back to Newcastle. 
With all the players I've bought, I'm trying to make him just an ordinary millionaire."

Ray Kennedy former Liverpool and England player, who has Parkinson's disease :
"I don't want people to feel sorry for me. I'm not a cripple. 
There are many worse off."

Bob Paisley on Billy Liddell :
"Bill was so strong it was unbelievable. You couldn't shake him off the ball. 
It didn't matter where he was playing, though I suppose his best position was outside-left. 
He could go round you, or past you, or even straight through you sometimes!"

Keith Burkinshaw on Liverpool :
"People complain about the number of games, 
but when Liverpool were dominating Europe they were playing twice a week."

Jim Rosenthal on Liverpool :
"There's nothing like second best, and Liverpool certainly are not!"

Steve McMahon :
"I'd kick my own brother if necessary ... 
it's what being a professional footballer is all about."

Steve McManaman's father :
"We've another boy who's ten and if he sees a tin can on his way to school, he steps over it. 
Steven was the opposite."

Brian Glanville on Jan Molby :
"Molby looked corpulent enough to be playing darts for Denmark."

Hugh McIlvanney on Jan Molby :
"Beneath the drayman's body, his feet remain as nimble as a ballet dancer's."

Bob Paisley :
"If you're in the penalty area and don't know what to do with the ball, 
put it in the net and we'll discuss the options later."

Bob Paisley :
"Still we've had the hard times too - one year we finished second."

Bob Paisley :
"There's so many clubs been ruined by people's ego. 
The day after we won our first European Cup, we were back at 9:45 in the morning, 
talking about how we would do it again, working from that moment, because nobody has the right to win something
they haven't earned."