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25th Anniversary of Mr. Shankly's death

posted by davidt on Monday October 02 2006, @07:00PM
Helvissa writes:
Frankly, one for the trivia fans.

Today, 29th September, is 25th anniversary of Bill Shankly's death - the man whose name is cheekily referred to in "Frankly, Mr Shankly". Glasgow evening newspaper "Evening Times" (imaginative title, there, I'm sure you'll agree) has a quite collection of Shankly's famous phrases.

There's also an article about the Highland Cattle Show in Glasgow. Yes, it's a slow news day.
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  • A shame they didn't include more stuff from the other Shankly family members talking about Bill ... But well, as long he's not forgotten, he's not really dead, is it?
    MILVA -- Tuesday October 03 2006, @12:23AM (#235835)
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  • the name shankly was used simply because it rhymed with frankly! it has nothing to do with bill shankly! bobbins!

    frank sidebottom
    Anonymous -- Tuesday October 03 2006, @06:14AM (#235886)
    • Re:eh? by Anonymous (Score:0) Wednesday October 04 2006, @02:18AM
  • "This song is another new song from our new LP 'The Queen Is Dead'. This is another one that has nothing to do with anybody that you might know. 'Frankly Mr Shankly'."

    Moz, Liverpool Royal Court 1986
    Anonymous -- Tuesday October 03 2006, @10:08AM (#235932)
  • No offence, but do we need stories about somebody who died 35 years ago and who had the same name as a character in a Smiths song?

    If the song had been about a Liverpool player, then maybe, but as was said before there is no connection.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday October 04 2006, @02:05AM (#235982)

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