A lifelong Liverpool FC fan was laid to rest today as his funeral procession paused outside Anfield's famous Shankly Gates.
Wally Williams, a LFC fan who started supporting the Reds in the 1930s, was laid to rest today after he died aged 94 in September. The Kop season ticket holder was born a stone's throw from Anfield in 1928 and went on to be one of the club's most loyal and passionate fans.
Speaking previously to the ECHO, Wally's son Colin paid tribute to his late dad calling him "a bit of a legend at Anfield ". Colin said his dad loved to see the success the club had enjoyed in recent years, as well as the glory days of the 1970s and 80s.