Liverpool players must play like a lion, give his all. There must be determination, commitment and resolve to be a Liverpool player.

There are those who say maybe I should forget about football. Maybe I should forget about breathing.

You can't say my team aren't winners. They've proved that by finishing fourth, third and second in the last three years.

I used to stand on the Kop when I was here in 1969. The atmosphere and passion on the pitch as well as the terraces was intoxicating and Liverpool became part of me from that day on.

My philosophy is that the club is more important than anyone!

We don't destroy our heroes today when we worshipped them yesterday.

Today you play for a place in history, today you play for immortality.

Our job is to make the fans happy. When we win, 45,000 people go home happy. When we lose, it not only affects them, it affects their cats.

We don't have any splits here. The players country is Liverpool Football Club and their language is football.

It is important for the club to find a balance in a world driven by economic and political needs. This club usually does that [on leaving Liverpool]

You can't build a cathedral in a day. A look at the club's history tells you these things take time.

Find an opportunity to serve and success will be yours.

… the greatest mystery, the greatest wonder of creation is that we are capable of both relentless reason and boundless love ... It is not about what we are, but what we can become.– Govinda Shauri

He didn’t know what was hotter, her Star Wars reference or the breathiness with which she spoke it.

Be more than a father, be a dad. Be more than a figure, be an example.

It's nice to think people might be talking about it after they've seen it. With some comedies it's a bit 'wham bam thank you ma'am', and then you just go for a pizza.

I have no recipe for how to combine things. But you must be sincere. And if you are, strangely, it will succeed.

Write hand-written notes daily and commit to supporting the growth and self-esteem of children, because it makes such a big difference in terms of their capacity for learning.

Happiness, in one sense, is a function of how closely our world conforms to the infinite variety of human preference.

Fine doesn't mean fine! The scale goes: great, good, okay, not okay, I hate you, fine.

You don't think. It's all instinct. If you stop to think, you're gone.