I Never Drop A Player I Only

If A Man….who’s Playing In Front Of The Public, Is Being Well Paid, And He Doesn’t Dedicate Himself To The Job, I’d Be Hard On Him. If I Could I Would Put Him In Jail, Out Of The Road Of Society. Because He’s A Menace

Pressure Is Working Down The Pit. Pressure Is Having No Work At All. Pressure Is Trying To Escape Relegation On 50 Shillings A Week. Pressure Is Not The European Cup Or The Championship Or The Cup Final. That's The Reward.

Train The Right Way. Help Each Other. It's A Form Of Socialism Without The Politics.

The Socialism I Believe In Is Everybody Working For The Same Goal And Everybody Having A Share In The Rewards. That’s How I See Football, That’s How I See Life.

One Day In 1959, When Huddersfield Were Playing Cardiff City, Tom (t.v.) Williams, Who Was Then Chairman Of Liverpool, And Harry Latham, A Director, Came Down The Slope At Leeds Road To See Me. Mr Williams Said, 'how Would You Like To Manage The Best Club In The Country?' 'why, Is Matt Busby Packing It Up?' I Asked.