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Scottish footballer and manager
Blyth Shankly (25 February 1910 – 5 May 1982) was a Scottish professional football player and manager. He was an elder brother of Bill Shankly, the former
Bob_Shankly
Scottish footballer and manager (1913–1981)
was the captain of Liverpool when Shankly arrived in 1959, said "he was the one that resurrected the club." Shankly came from a small Scottish mining
Bill_Shankly
Association football club in Dundee, Scotland
regarded as Dundee's most embarrassing defeat in their history. Bob Shankly (brother of Bill Shankly) was appointed manager in 1959. Dundee became champions of
Dundee_F.C.
Surname list
footballer and manager Bob Shankly (1910–1982), Scottish footballer and manager Jimmy Shankly (1901–1972), Scottish footballer John Shankly (1903–1960), Scottish
Shankly_(surname)
Scottish footballer
1954 when he signed for Scottish Football League side Falkirk. Manager Bob Shankly selected Bell for one league game, before releasing him on a free transfer
Bobby Bell (Scottish footballer)
Bobby_Bell_(Scottish_footballer)
English footballer and manager (1919–1996)
sportswriter John Keith saying this decision by Shankly displayed "remarkable football foresight". Shankly pointed out that he would decide the training
Bob_Paisley
Association football club in Scotland
Managerial Period & Record, bettermeddle.org.uk. Retrieved 28 June 2012. Bob Shankly - Managerial Period & Record, bettermeddle.org.uk. Retrieved 28 June
Falkirk_F.C.
Football stadium in Dundee, Scotland
near-identical single-tier stands were named to honour Bobby Cox and Bob Shankly; the former usually houses home supporters while the latter houses the
Dens_Park
Football match
Jimmy O'Rourke LW Eric Stevenson Substitutes: IF Willie Hunter Manager: Bob Shankly CELTIC: GK John Fallon FB Jim Craig FB Tommy Gemmell 45' RH Bobby Murdoch
1969 Scottish League Cup final (April)
1969_Scottish_League_Cup_final_(April)
Scottish footballer
1924. p. 3. "Jimmy Shankly 1928 - 1933". SUFCdb. Archived from the original on 23 January 2019. Retrieved 23 January 2019. "Shankly Jimmy Southend United
Jimmy_Shankly
Football tournament season
Cox RH Bobby Seith CH George Ryden LH Alex Stuart RW Andy Penman IR Alan Cousin CF Kenny Cameron IL Alan Gilzean LW Hugh Robertson Manager: Bob Shankly
1963–64_Scottish_Cup
"Jock Stein manager details". fitbastats.com. Retrieved 24 May 2021. "Bob Shankly manager details". fitbastats.com. Retrieved 24 May 2021. "McNiven, Tom"
List of Hibernian F.C. managers
List_of_Hibernian_F.C._managers
Scottish footballer and manager
played professionally, including future Liverpool manager Bill Shankly OBE and Bob Shankly, sons of his sister, Barbara. His brother William Blyth also
Bob_Blyth
English footballer and manager
a coach and manager at Liverpool for twenty seven years under Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley. As a manager he was the first English manager to win three
Joe_Fagan
Scottish football player and manager (1922–1985)
Stein left Hibs in early March, after he had arranged for Dundee manager Bob Shankly to take the Hibs job. When Stein left, Hibs were near the top of the
Jock_Stein
Defunct soccer club in Canada
Association (4W-3D-3L in 12 matches). Tommy Younger Malcolm Allison Bob Shankly (1967) "Mr Cullis's Offer". The Herald. Glasgow. Reuter. p. 4. Retrieved
Toronto_City
Historic county in Scotland
(1984–), footballer, born in Irvine Bill Shankly (1913–1981), football manager, born in Glenbuck Bob Shankly (1910–1982) football manager, born in Glenbuck
Ayrshire
Managerial Period & Record, bettermeddle.org.uk. Retrieved 28 June 2012. Bob Shankly - Managerial Period & Record, bettermeddle.org.uk. Retrieved 28 June
List_of_Falkirk_F.C._managers
Famous room at Anfield, Liverpool F.C. home
highly by Shankly, who had unsuccessfully attempted to sign him while managing Grimsby Town. Reuben Bennett was a friend and colleague of Shankly and had
The_Boot_Room
Scottish football tournament
Falkirk: GK James Matthews RB Alex White LB Alex Peat RH Henry Pinkerton CH Bob Shankly LH Charles Busby OR Duncan Ogilvie IR Bobby Campbell CF Jimmy Inglis
1942–43 Southern League Cup (Scotland)
1942–43_Southern_League_Cup_(Scotland)
Scottish footballer
"Glenbuck – Bill Shankly – The Glenbuck Years". www.ayrshirehistory.com. Retrieved 22 January 2019. Kelly, Stephen F. (31 May 2011). Bill Shankly: It's Much
Alec_Shankly
Scottish footballer
joined Albion Rovers. In November 1952 he was signed by Falkirk manager Bob Shankly, and stayed with the Bairns until 1954, when he joined Stenhousemuir
Archie_McFeat
English footballer (1934–2017)
club, he then became a member of the Boot Room coaching staff with Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Reuben Bennett, and was the club's longest-serving
Ronnie_Moran
Scottish footballer and manager (1918–1995)
manager, but the relative success of his successors (Jock Stein and Bob Shankly) was due to the players mentioned above. In fact, Stein only signed one
Walter_Galbraith
Association football club in East Ayrshire, Scotland
member of the Dark Blues League title winning side in 1961–62 managed by Bob Shankly and their subsequent European campaigns including an 8–1 rout of FC Cologne
Auchinleck_Talbot_F.C.
Scottish footballer (1936–2025)
briefly played for Stenhousemuir, before returning to Hibs as a coach. Bob Shankly brought him back initially, and Willie MacFarlane then offered Fraser
John Fraser (footballer, born 1936)
John_Fraser_(footballer,_born_1936)
Scottish football club
the first British team to play in Japan. Under the vastly experienced Bob Shankly, Stirling made progress, achieving consecutive third place finishes in
Stirling_Albion_F.C.
Association football club in England
football in the 1960s under Bill Shankly, before becoming perennial title challengers at home and abroad under Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Kenny Dalglish
Liverpool_F.C.
Former association football club in Scotland
Hearts star Drew Busby). The line-up in that final game at Boghead was: Bob Russell; Tony Connell and Gerry Heaney; Hugh McLaughlan, Jim Little and Gordon
Third_Lanark_A.C.
Scottish footballer (1934–2010)
Billy Steel and company, but at the start of the next decade, as manager Bob Shankly introduced youngsters Alex Hamilton, Ian Ure, Andy Penman, Alan Gilzean
Bobby_Cox_(footballer)
(born 1892) 5 May Sir Ian George Wilson Hill, physician (born 1904) Bob Shankly, Scottish footballer and manager (born 1910) 6 May Jennie Eirian Davies
1982_in_the_United_Kingdom
Scottish footballer
League. Shankly's brothers Alec, Bill, Jimmy and Bob all became footballers. After retiring from football, he returned to work as a miner. Shankly died at
John_Shankly
Scottish footballer and manager (1946–2024)
birthday in July 1972, Cormack signed for Liverpool, managed by Bill Shankly. Shankly told Cormack he was 'the final piece in the jigsaw' of that Liverpool
Peter_Cormack
Scottish footballer and manager
an assistant trainer. He moved to Dundee in the late 1950s, assisting Bob Shankly with their league championship winning team in 1962. Kean was credited
Sammy_Kean
Scottish footballer and manager
managed Falkirk for seven games in early 1957 on a caretaker basis, after Bob Shankly moved to Dundee. He was replaced by Reg Smith. No Falkirk FC Grave -
Jim_McPhie
Association football club in England
Ernie Robinson Tommy Robinson Harry Rowbotham Jock Rutherford John Ryden Bob Shankly Wilf Sharp John Shepherd Bill Sheppard Jimmy Smith Charlie Spencer Billy
Tunbridge_Wells_F.C.
Scottish football manager (1940–2023)
loan in October 1960. Brown was the first signing of Dundee manager Bob Shankly. Although knee surgery meant he barely played for the first team during
Craig Brown (footballer, born 1940)
Craig_Brown_(footballer,_born_1940)
Scottish footballer (1900–1956)
Portsmouth player Bob Blyth, who went on to manage Portsmouth from 1901 to 1904 and his cousins included Bill Shankly and Bob Shankly. He made eight appearances
Robert_Blyth_(footballer)
Scottish football manager (1940–2021)
team regular at Dundee, going on to make 67 appearances. In March 1960, Bob Shankly had taken over as manager at Dundee and, although he wanted to keep Gabriel
Jimmy_Gabriel
Football league set up during World War II
Falkirk: GK Gibby McKie RB Jim McPhie LB Alex Peat RH Archie Miller CH Bob Shankly LH Hugh Murray OR Bobby Keyes IR Willie Miller CF David McCulloch IL
1939–40 Scottish War Emergency League
1939–40_Scottish_War_Emergency_League
Football stadium in Liverpool, England
Liverpool managers: Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley. Both managers have been honoured with statues outside the stadium: Shankly's unveiled in 1997 by the
Anfield
(son) Bob Blyth, William Blyth (brother), Robert Blyth (son), Alec Shankly (nephew), Jimmy Shankly (nephew), John Shankly (nephew), Bob Shankly (nephew)
List of Scottish football families
List_of_Scottish_football_families
career coincided with World War I and played in unofficial internationals, Bob Ferrier who was ineligible during his era due to being born in Sheffield
List of Scottish Football League representative players
List_of_Scottish_Football_League_representative_players
Dundee 1959–60 football season
After the resignation of manager Willie Thornton early in the season, Bob Shankly would take over the club. Statistics provided by Dee Archive. Source:
1959–60_Dundee_F.C._season
Former association football club in Scotland
Crosbie (vs Wales in 1920 and England in 1922); Bob Shankly (vs Republic of Ireland in 1938); Bill Shankly (capped thirteen times between 1938 and 1943)
Glenbuck_Cherrypickers_F.C.
1956 studio album by Bud Shank with Bob Brookmeyer
album by Bud Shank, featuring Bob Brookmeyer, which was recorded in 1954 and 1955 for the Pacific Jazz label. The album compiles Shank's earlier 10-inch
Strings_&_Trombones
American humorist and writer (1927–1996)
Aunt Erma's Cope Book (1979). At the invitation of television producer Bob Shanks, Bombeck participated in ABC's Good Morning America from 1975 until 1986
Erma_Bombeck
(Nocturne 2) 1954 Bud Shank and Three Trombones (Pacific Jazz 14) 1955 Bud Shank and Bob Brookmeyer (Pacific Jazz 20) 1955 Bud Shank – Shorty Rogers – Bill
Bud_Shank_discography
Walker (2/2) Heart of Midlothian 1960–61 Scot Symon (4/6) Rangers 1961–62 Bob Shankly Dundee 1962–63 Scot Symon (5/6) Rangers 1963–64 Scot Symon (6/6) Rangers
List of Scottish football championship–winning managers
List_of_Scottish_football_championship–winning_managers
0 Willie Thornton July 1954 June 1959 222 87 43 92 039.19 0 0 0 0 0 Bob Shankly July 1959 February 1965 253 128 45 80 050.59 1 0 0 0 0 Sammy Kean* February
List_of_Dundee_F.C._managers
American scientist and businessman
Wire. Redwood City, CA. 2018-07-23. Retrieved 2021-12-08. Van Voris, Bob; Shanker, Deena (2021-05-03). "Impossible Foods Wins Ruling to Continue Use of
Patrick_O._Brown
American television newsmagazine
contracts of Hayes and Hughes along with original executive producer Bob Shanks, and a then semi-retired Hugh Downs was recruited to take on the role
20/20_(American_TV_program)
Hibernian 1967–68 football season
Hibernian 1967–68 season Manager Bob Shankly Scottish First Division 3rd Scottish Cup R2 Scottish League Cup GS Inter-Cities Fairs Cup R3 Highest home
1967–68_Hibernian_F.C._season
Association football Table tennis Tennis China Alec Shankly, Jimmy Shankly, John Shankly, Bob Shankly, Bill Shankly Association football United Kingdom ( Scotland)
List of professional sports families
List_of_professional_sports_families
Football match
were allocated approximately 4,200 tickets and supporters occupied the Bob Shankly Stand and part of the Main Stand. Dunfermline fans were initially allocated
2007 Scottish Challenge Cup final
2007_Scottish_Challenge_Cup_final
American panel game show
the 90-minute special under deadline pressure from ABC network official Bob Shanks. In the process of viewing and editing the films for the special, they
What's_My_Line?
Hibernian 1965–66 football season
Hibernian 1965–66 season Manager Bob Shankly Scottish First Division 6th Scottish Cup R2 Scottish League Cup SF Inter-Cities Fairs Cup R1 Highest home
1965–66_Hibernian_F.C._season
Hibernian 1968–69 football season
Hibernian 1968–69 season Manager Bob Shankly Scottish First Division 12th Scottish Cup R1 Scottish League Cup F Inter-Cities Fairs Cup R3 Highest home
1968–69_Hibernian_F.C._season
Scottish footballer and manager (1937–2026)
young Jim Baxter. He was signed for Third Lanark in 1958 by manager Bob Shankly, but made no league appearances for them. He briefly played in England
Willie_Knox
Hibernian 1964–65 football season
Hibernian 1964–65 season Manager Jock Stein (to 9 March) Bob Shankly (from March) Scottish First Division 4th Scottish Cup SF Scottish League Cup GS Summer
1964–65_Hibernian_F.C._season
Hibernian 1969–70 football season
Hibernian 1969–70 season Manager Bob Shankly (to 1 September) Willie McFarlane (from 1 September) Scottish First Division 3rd Scottish Cup R1 Scottish
1969–70_Hibernian_F.C._season
Dundee 1964–65 football season
compete in the Summer Cup. Dundee's long-time, league-winning manager Bob Shankly resigned in February 1965 to take the Hibernian job, and was replaced
1964–65_Dundee_F.C._season
Scottish footballer (1936–2022)
August 2022. Cran, George. "Dundee 1962 champions: Legendary manager Bob Shankly 'broke the mould' as Dee won championship in style says league winner
Pat_Liney
Football match
The Guardian. Retrieved 29 December 2016. John Roberts & Bill Shankly (2009). Shankly: My Story. Trinity Mirror Sport Media. ISBN 978-1906802066. Thomas
1938_FA_Cup_final
Scottish footballer and manager
Hibernian in 1969. Chairman William Harrower appointed MacFarlane to replace Bob Shankly, who had resigned. Despite suffering early exits in the two cup competitions
Willie MacFarlane (footballer, born 1930)
Willie_MacFarlane_(footballer,_born_1930)
Scottish footballer and manager (1936–2020)
and was a key component of the team's midfield under Jock Stein and Bob Shankly. He was a finalist in the 1968–69 Scottish League Cup. He finished his
Pat_Quinn_(footballer)
English football player and manager (1951–2026)
him by Shankly. Keegan immediately gave the award to Shankly, crediting his former manager for his playing career. In the 2017 documentary, Shankly: Nature's
Kevin_Keegan
Scottish footballer and manager
staff of Bennett, Bob Paisley and Joe Fagan. Shankly elected to retain all three with Bennett staying on board until 1986. Shankly started holding his
Reuben_Bennett
History of an English football club
Shankly was appointed Liverpool manager midway through the 1959–60 season. He was approached by Liverpool chairman T. V. Williams, who asked Shankly if
History of Liverpool F.C. (1959–1985)
History_of_Liverpool_F.C._(1959–1985)
Hibernian 1966–67 football season
Hibernian 1966–67 season Manager Bob Shankly Scottish First Division 5th Scottish Cup QF Scottish League Cup GS Highest home attendance 43,526 (v Celtic
1966–67_Hibernian_F.C._season
Football match
London: Queen Anne Press Ltd. 1975. ISBN 0-362-00219-3. Shankly, Bill; Roberts, John (1976). Shankly. London: Arthur Barker Ltd. ISBN 0-213-16603-8. Smith
1974_FA_Charity_Shield
not managing the club, Shankly was usually at his typewriter, personally replying to the letters which arrived at Melwood. Shankly even called some supporters
List of Liverpool F.C. managers
List_of_Liverpool_F.C._managers
American saxophonist and flautist (1926–2009)
Kramer, Arthur "Bud Shank Bob Cooper European Tour 58'" Liner notes. Lonehill Jazz. 2006. LHJ10247 Talbot, Bruce. "Jazz Profiles: Bud Shank". NPR. Retrieved
Bud_Shank
Scottish First Division football season
Dundee 1961–62 season Manager Bob Shankly Division One 1st (champions) Scottish Cup 2nd round Scottish League Cup Group Stage Top goalscorer League: Alan
1961–62_Dundee_F.C._season
Football match
were so bad that when Liverpool coach Bob Paisley came onto the pitch to attend to an injured player, Shankly entered as well. He managed to give instructions
Ajax_5–1_Liverpool
1958 studio album by Bud Shank and Bob Cooper
to TV (subtitled Bud Shank and Bob Cooper Play Theme Songs from Television Shows) is an album by saxophonists Bud Shank and Bob Cooper released on the
The_Swing's_to_TV
Archived from the original on 26 April 2019. Retrieved 26 April 2019. "Bill Shankly OBE". League Managers Association. Archived from the original on 26 April
List of English football championship–winning managers
List_of_English_football_championship–winning_managers
Scottish First Division football season
Dundee 1962–63 season Manager Bob Shankly Scottish Division One 9th W12 D9 L13 F60 A49 P33 Scottish Cup Quarter-finals League Cup Group stage European
1962–63_Dundee_F.C._season
Television award category
Trapnell, producers Tonight Starring Jack Paar NBC Perry Cross, Paul Keyes, Bob Shanks, producers Wagon Train Howard Christie, Richard Lewis, executive producers;
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding New Series
Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_New_Series
English footballer and manager (1917-2012)
were retained by Shankly, who together with them built a hugely successful club. Promotion was achieved in 1962, and by the time Shankly retired in 1974
Phil Taylor (footballer, born 1917)
Phil_Taylor_(footballer,_born_1917)
English footballer (1948–2024)
victory in the FA Cup final against Newcastle United. Shankly quit that summer. successor Bob Paisley preferred Thompson and Lloyd transferred to Coventry
Larry_Lloyd
1967 studio album by Bud Shank
Bud Shank Plays Music from Today's Movies is an album by saxophonist Bud Shank recorded in 1967 for the World Pacific label. AllMusic rated the album with
Bud Shank Plays Music from Today's Movies
Bud_Shank_Plays_Music_from_Today's_Movies
1969 film by Paul Mazursky
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice is a 1969 American comedy-drama film directed by Paul Mazursky, written by Mazursky and Larry Tucker, who also produced the
Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice
1966 studio album by Bud Shank
Blues" (Horace Silver) - 2:40 Bud Shank - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone Bill Perkins - alto saxophone Bob Cooper, Bob Hardaway - tenor saxophone John
Bud_Shank_&_the_Sax_Section
English footballer (1947–2004)
28 appearances for Blackpool, Hughes joined Liverpool, managed by Bill Shankly, for £65,000 (equivalent to £1,035,719 in 2025). Hughes made his Liverpool
Emlyn_Hughes
1957 studio album by Bud Shank and Bob Cooper
Oboe (full title The Flute and the Oboe of Bud Shank and Bob Cooper) is an album by Bud Shank and Bob Cooper recorded in November 1956 for the Pacific
Flute_'n_Oboe
Association football league in Merseyside, England
has been home to some notable players over the years, including Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, and Kenny Dalglish. After running for 100 years (1923-2023)
Liverpool_Football_League
American entertainment award
in the Country: Impressionism and the French Landscape Ann Zane Shanks and Bob Shanks, producers PBS Judy Garland: The Concert Years (Great Performances)
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series or Special
Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Hosted_Nonfiction_Series_or_Special
Scottish comedian and actor (1919–1985)
the switchboard at Anfield using his Shankly voice, causing the receptionist – who had worked there in the Shankly years – to burst into tears on hearing
Chic_Murray
2010 British TV series or programme
by Gabriel Clarke and features shows for José Mourinho, Bill Shankly, Alex Ferguson, Bob Paisley, Giovanni Trapattoni, Fabio Capello, Arrigo Sacchi, Rinus
Football's_Greatest
Dundee 1960–61 football season
Dundee 1960–61 season Manager Bob Shankly Division One 10th Scottish Cup 2nd round League Cup Quarter-finals Top goalscorer League: Alan Gilzean (19)
1960–61_Dundee_F.C._season
College track and field team
800 meters relay 6th Brian Haas Jason West Len Sitko Men's 1991 Outdoor Bob Shank Pole vault 7th Women's 1991 Outdoor Tonja Buford 100 meters hurdles 3rd
Illinois Fighting Illini track and field
Illinois_Fighting_Illini_track_and_field
English footballer (1930–2004)
his name at Carlisle as a centre-back having been switched there by Bill Shankly during his spell as manager of the Brunton Park club. He was spotted by
Geoff_Twentyman
Dundee 1963–64 football season
Dundee 1963–64 season Manager Bob Shankly Division One 6th Scottish Cup Finalists League Cup Quarter-finals Summer Cup Group Stage Top goalscorer League:
1963–64_Dundee_F.C._season
American jazz saxophonist and oboist (1925–1993)
Bud Shank Bob Cooper European Tour 57' (Liner notes). Lonehill Jazz. LHJ10246. Retrieved June 12, 2026. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bob Cooper
Bob_Cooper_(musician)
Australian television network
were in decline, so on 23 July 1989, recently recruited network boss Bob Shanks relaunched the network, re-branding it as 10 TV Australia, and introducing
Network_10
Scottish footballer (1946–2015)
and a very efficient footballer. Bill Shankly liked those attributes. He became a vital part of the team Shankly rebuilt in the early 70s." In his obituary
Brian Hall (footballer, born 1946)
Brian_Hall_(footballer,_born_1946)
Resource management researcher (born 1940)
predated Shanks' arrival; he described the move against Shanks as "political tricks" originating in the office of the governor of Washington. Bob Oke, chairman
Bern_Shanks
Irish footballer (born 1947)
for having "dazzled audiences the length of the country." Signed by Bill Shankly for Liverpool while a university student playing non-league football, Heighway
Steve_Heighway
1976–77 season of Football League First Division
trophy and won their first European Cup to confirm Bob Paisley as a successful replacement for Bill Shankly in his third season at the helm. Tottenham Hotspur
1976–77 Football League First Division
1976–77_Football_League_First_Division
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