Kenny Dalglish

...Brendan Rodgers this season, as the team started playing an attractive brand of football and improved on their finish of eighth place last year under Kenny Dalglish. Gerrard had a strong season as well, providing 9 goals and 9 assists to the Reds’ cause....

...performance in Istanbul as the best he's ever seen. We asked Daily Telegraph columnist Henry Winter - who ghost wrote Kenny Dalglish's autobiography and co-wrote Steven Gerrard's - to share his thoughts on Carra. This is what he wrote... It was the greatest...

...Clarke as a fully fledged Premier League manager. Formerly a no.2 to Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, Gianfranco Zola at West Ham and Kenny Dalglish at Liverpool, Clarke has long been touted as a manager of some promise and he confirmed that at the Hawthorns. Buoyed...

...biting atrocity – for a second time in his career – his manager Brendan Rodgers’ reaction was similar to his predecessor Kenny Dalglish’s when the player was found guilty of racism. In all of this it should be remembered that some players plainly didn’t have...

...the last two seasons, Liverpool have attempted to rebuild the club by signing young, British players. Both Kenny Dalglish and Brendan Rodgers have focused on buying home-grown talent, in an effort to rebuild the club back to its successful roots. Jordan Henderson,...

...club. Goals in the 11th, 32nd and 81st minute sealed the attacker’s treble with John Barnes also scoring in a memorable win for Kenny Dalglish’s team. What happened next? Beardsley would cross Stanley Park to join Everton for two years at the end of the campaign,...

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...shows the Premier League’s gaffers in a variety of alluring poses. In a strong field, the most horrific has to be that of Kenny Dalglish and Sir Alex Ferguson erotically making a clay pot together in the style of 1990’s cheesy love-beyond-the-grave rom com...

...and heartfelt. Carragher’s name will sit comfortably in Anfield’s pantheon of greats alongside the likes of Billy Liddell, Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard. This was the end of the long goodbye which began when the 35-year-old announced his retirement back...