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THOM SCOT says the ‘Rodgers Way’ at Liverpool has been exposed as a fairytale whose magic has passed

Which Premier League manager reminds you of not just one, but two Danny Kaye songs? Tough one, eh?Well, for those who do not remember Danny Kaye, let alone be familiar with his Greatest Hits album, let us begin there.

Kaye was what is usually described as a “much loved” (i.e. shmaltzy) American entertainer, primarily a song and dance man, with more than a dozen starring Hollywood film credits. The peak of his career was the 1940s and 1950s which is an era booken...

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