Ronnie Moran

[DirtyFrank]

Tony Barrett has just posted that Ronnie Moran has passed away. Confirmed by His son Paul this morning.

Club Legend.

Thoughts with his family.

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[Sharpe*]

RIP.

Liverpool through and through.

 

[glazerfodder]

Great player in his time - sad loss to football.

 

[Rorschach]

 

[organic red]

Sad news, a great servant to LFC over many years RIP

 

[jenners04]

R.I.P

 

[Page_Moss_Kopite]

Youth team, reserves, first team, captain, physio, coach, assistant manager, caretaker manager.

49 years with the same bird.

RIP Ronnie.


[HASHTAG]#legend[/HASHTAG]

 

[saintanton]

From the Beeb:

Former Liverpool captain and coach Ronnie Moran has died at the age of 83.

Moran made 379 appearances for Liverpool between 1952 and 1966 and was the club's longest-serving employee when he retired in 1999.

He joined the coaching staff in 1966 and twice filled in as caretaker manager - after Kenny Dalglish's resignation in 1991 and following Graeme Souness' heart surgery in 1992.

His son confirmed he had passed away after a short illness.

RIP.

 

[Red Hadron Collider]

Absolute legend. The Liverpool World is a lesser place with his loss. RIP Ronnie.

 

[InBiscanWeTrust]

Bit before my time so don't know awful lot about him. Didn't realise spent so much time at lfc in so many different roles.

Sad news, RIP

 

[Garlic Klopp]

One of the original "Boot Room" crew. Great servant to the club as a player and coach.

 

[The Ginger Marks]

RIP

 

[johnsonsbaby]

Will be sadly missed. Thoughts are with his family and friends.

The 'Boot Room' - that's Ronnie in the middle, 50 years at the club, 44 trophies from playing and coaching, what a legend

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[nickyb]

Stokie here...Ronnie Moran - a true football man. RIP

 

[The Prime Minister]

Top player in is day

 

[moreinjuredthanowen]

RIP

 

[johnnywarksmoustache]

Ronnie Moran - YNWA

RIP

 

[saintanton]

Will be sadly missed. Thoughts are with his family and friends.

The 'Boot Room' - that's Ronnie in the middle, 50 years at the club, 44 trophies from playing and coaching, what a legend

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Pictures like this remind me that football was once full of down-to-earth blokes who loved and lived the game.
Such a marked contrast to some of the overpaid, inflated egos of today.

 

[moreinjuredthanowen]

Pictures like this remind me that football was once full of down-to-earth blokes who loved and lived the game.
Such a marked contrast to some of the overpaid, inflated egos of today.

yes men who needed to work to live and did it well. Nobody's perfect but its a completely different world to today where guys are just out for one big contract then chasing their own ego.

 

[Red Hadron Collider]

Pictures like this remind me that football was once full of down-to-earth blokes who loved and lived the game.
Such a marked contrast to some of the overpaid, inflated egos of today.

Makes an absolute mockery of the game today. They were real men