Liverpool hero Daniel Agger was famed for making a mark and doing the dirty work during his 12-year playing career.And Agger has carried on those traditions post-retirement by working as a tattoo artist and investing in a sewer company.The Dane joined Liverpool from Brondby in 2006 and made 231 appearances for the Reds before returning to Denmark in 2014.He was forced to retire in 2016 at the age of just 31, but the former no-nonsense centre-half is still keeping himself busy.In 2013, Agger invested £450,000 into a sewage company called 'KloAgger' that manages sewer systems in Denmark.The name 'KloAgger' means 'Agger toilet', and Agger's interest in the business was by no means a flash in the pan.He's still involved with the firm, although.
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