Ronnie Moran has the honour of being the longest serving Liverpool employee, having joined the club as an apprentice before signing a professional contract in January 1952.  By the time he retired from the club in 1999, he had completed nearly 50 years loyal service, and occupied virtually every position available within the club, from player to manager.

Moran also has the honour of having worked with nine different managers during his career, including legends such as Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Kenny Dalglish.  Indeed, it was the legendary Bill Shankly who invited Moran to join his coaching staff after his playing days came to an end in 1968.

Working his way up the coaching ladder Moran had stints as Youth Team Coach, Reserve Team Coach, First Team Coach, Assistant Manager and in 1991, took control of the club as 'Caretaker Manager' after the resignation of Kenny Dalglish.  Moran remained in charge for 10 games, winning 4, before handing over control of the club to new manager Graeme Souness.