voila,ce fut en 1977.
bob paisley et john smith,president du board de LFC ont signé dalglish pour seulement £440,000.
ce qui fût l'affaire du siècle.
l'histoire est racontée ici,ce fût une expedition épique et un transfert incognito.
lorsque le contrat fut presque signé ,bob paisley se tourna vers john smith et lui dit "sortons vite d'ici avant qu'ils s'aperçoivent de ce qu'ils sont en train de faire".


note de 319:typique du très grand bob

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2009/jun/19/what-we-miss-in-football
Probably the best pound-for-pound transfer in British football history is Kenny Dalglish's move from Celtic to Liverpool in August 1977. The Guardian newspaper mentioned his name three times that summer – all in the wake of Scotland internationals in June. The fourth mention came on August 11, two days after Bob Paisley and Liverpool chairman John Smith made a late-night smash-and-grab raid on Parkhead.

Paisley was staying in a hotel under the pseudonym Bill Smith, pretending to be his chairman's brother – and taking no chances whatsoever, hadn't even told his wife where he was going, in case any hacks caught wind. ("Jessie will not tell lies. So if she didn't know where I was, she wouldn't have to, in case anyone tried to find me.") Paisley's cover was eventually blown by a fan who spotted him and asked for an autograph, but by then the deal was almost done. When the £440,000 transfer was finally sealed with Jock Stein, Paisley turned to Smith and said: "Let's get out of here before they realise what we've done." Driving off into the night, their work wouldn't make the papers for another 48 hours; compare and contrast to the recent two-and-a-half-year Cristiano Ronaldo affair, then weep. Go on, let it all out.

Gotta love ol' Bob