Jamie Carragher and Kenny Dalglish have been amongst the former Liverpool players to pay tribute to the Reds' late chairman and owner David Moores who died on Friday, aged 76.
Moores enjoyed a 16-year term as the Reds' chairman from 1991 to 2007 before he sold the club to American duo George Gillett and Tom Hicks due to the ever-increasing financial demands of the English game. During his time as owner Moores oversaw the club's entry into the Premier League in 1992 and their fifth Champions League triumph in 2005.
Carragher, who was part of the Reds' squad that enjoyed great success under the ownership of Moores - which included a cup treble in 2001 - paid tribute to the Liverpudlian soon after his passing had been made public on Friday.
