When We Were Kings, which premiered on Monday, sees Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness reminisce about their glory days.
The Scots, who won the European Cup at Wembley 40 years ago this month, lift the lid on Melwood tactics, dressing-room jokes and classic encounters in an hour-long special.
“There’s no secret to the success,” says Dalglish. “There’s nothing written away in a book that’s stored in a safe somewhere.
“The administrative [staff] were the best you could get, the coaching staff were the best you could get, the players were the best, the punters were fantastically supportive and they played a huge part in the success as well. What’s the secret about that?
“It was knowledge and understanding. It was about knowing how to treat people and how to get inside people’s heads.”
From within the prestigious surrounds of Anfield’s Boardroom the story begins in 1960s Glasgow, where Kenny and Souey first crossed paths.
From there, we follow their careers to Melwood and hear first-hand what it was like to join a club still basking in the glow of winning the European Cup for the first time.
The legends reflect fondly on former teammates, share unheard stories about the illustrious Boot Room and recount the years of success that followed their arrivals.
“How lucky were we?” says Souness. “We experienced [winning the European Cup in 1978] and it wasn’t for the first time. We did it again and again. Each time it gets better and better.
“We got to touch it three times. I’d love to go back for a year. It was very special. What a city it was then. I’m sure if they win it this month it will be the same.”
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