Kenny Dalglish: Last News

Rebekah Vardy has lost her High Court libel battle with Wayne Rooney’s wife, in what was one of the most widely-publicised trials this year. Coleen Rooney had begun a sting operation in 2019 and accused Rebekah, wife of Jamie Vardy, of leaking private stories about her to The Sun.

Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish turned up for a chat at his care home. Lifelong Reds fan Eric Farrington, 93, grew up next to the club's famous training ground, Melwood, and when Dalglish paid him a surprise visit at his care home in Knotty Ash, he couldn't believe it.

Liverpool fans have demanded another apology from UEFA over “lies” surrounding their mistreatment at the Champions League final in Paris.Reds fans took a trip to the Stade de France last Saturday where they had hoped to enjoy the Champions League final clash against Real Madrid. Poor organisation saw fans queueing for hours outside the stadium before disgraceful scenes unfolded, where police needlessly used tear gas and pepper spray on them.The match was delayed by more than 30 minutes, which UEFA then blamed on fans’ late arrivals as well as fake tickets.

Liverpool's Champions League final against Real Madrid was delayed by 30 minutes from 8pm on Saturday evening due to carnage involving fans outside the Stade de France in Paris.The European juggernauts were set to go head-to-head on the eighth hour as Jurgen Klopp's men went up against Carlo Ancelotti's Spanish champions, but organisers took an unwanted measure to groans from spectators.It was announced inside the stadium that kick-off would be pushed back to 8:15pm and later 8:30pm BST due to the 'late arrival of fans' amid reports of carnage in getting supporters with tickets inside the stadium - Gary Lineker among them.Lineker tweeted before the clash: "Finding it impossible to get in the ground. This appears to be very dangerous.

FA Cup final between Liverpool and Chelsea.Over the years, he's also been a regular on Match of the Day and Final Score, and is perhaps best known for weaving his sense of humour into his punditry. During today's Football Focus show, a special montage was played highlighting some of his amusing memories in the hotseat.While the tributes continued for the punditry icon, Dion Dublin also added a few words in a touching tribute.

Scottish football icon Kenny Dalglish believes Gio van Bronckhorst has "moved things forward" after replacing Steven Gerrard.

Rod Stewart is "getting over" Celtic's Scottish Cup loss at the weekend thanks to a swanky trip to the south of France.

Jamie Carragher has put the cat amongst the pigeons after including three current stars in what he thinks is Liverpool's all-time best XI.The former England international was asked to name his dream team during CBS Sports' coverage of the Reds' 3-1 victory over Benfica in the Champions League on Wednesday as the panel discussed whether or not Jurgen Klopp's current side was the best in Liverpool's history, particularly with an historic quadruple on the cards.Carragher named Mohamed Salah (as a midfielder, controversially), Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold alongside club legends such as Kenny Dalglish, Steven Gerrard and Alan Hansen in his all-time side, with the likes of Allisson Becker, Sadio Mane and Andy Robertson narrowly missing out. (check out his full selection below)."Well it would start with the goalkeeper, obviously, and that would be a toss-up between Ray Clemence and maybe the goalkeeper now, Alisson Becker.

Scottish football icon Kenny Dalglish had told Rangers the time is now to end off-field disharmony amid the hunt for on-field glory.

Celtic legend Kenny Dalglish insists you can "never rule out" Rangers in Europe as he tells the Scottish champions they have nothing to fear from any side left in the Europa League.

Ange Postecoglou reckons Jimmy Johnstone and Kenny Dalglish would be the perfect legendary additions to his Celtic team.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist has named his ultimate team for the Masters, and included a Celtic hero in his line-up.

John Barnes once turned up to football training dressed as Tina Turner.Nights out with Liverpool teammates often went on so late that there was no time to change before hitting the pitch.He said: “Our Christmas party was a fancy dress party so if you had to come to training the next day, you would go straight to training.

Liverpool’s return to glory in recent years.The Sunderland-born midfielder overcame criticism early on in his career to become both a Champions League and Premier League-winning captain with over 400 appearances under his belt.Once the 31-year-old skipper eventually decides to hang up his boots, he will likely go down as the club’s second-most revered midfielder this century, behind only the great Steven Gerrard.As such, it is hard to imagine the Reds without their vocal leader, but there was in fact a point where the Merseyside club were contemplating signing another young prospect from Sunderland.Henderson was bought for around £20million in 2011, yet former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish also showed interest in lesser-known Black Cats midfielder David Meyler.Meyler revealed to the Sunday World that he was “close” to joining Liverpool but the club eventually opted to sign the future England vice-captain.He said: "I have had conversations with Kenny about how close I was to getting the chance to go there."I was a big Liverpool fan as a kid and my dream was always to play for the club and Kenny told me that when he was identifying midfielders, he picked out myself and Jordan Henderson as potential targets.”Meyler at the time had made just 15 Premier League appearances in comparison to Henderson’s 71 and struggled to break into the first-team even after his teammate’s departure.The Republic of Ireland international would join Hull City permanently in 2013 after an initial loan spell, where he remained for six seasons as the Tigers yo-yoed between the championship and top tier.After signing a two-year contract with Reading, Meyler moved to Coventry on loan in the 2018/19 season where he was blighted by injury.He called

Kenny Dalglish insists it’s wrong to take issue with every mistake Kevin Clancy made at Pittodrie on Tuesday night despite admitting he made plenty.

Liverpool manager Graeme Souness has been called out by one of his ex-stars for "ruining" the club while he was in charge at Anfield.After previously succeeded at Liverpool as a player between 1978 and 1984, Souness returned to Anfield as a manager in 1991, and won an FA Cup in his first season.Souness was much more successful as a player than he was as a manager, and the Scotsman was part of a fantastic Liverpool side that won five league titles across six seasons.And in what appears to be an unprovoked attack, he has been called out by one of his former stars, who has claimed he "ruined Liverpool" as a manager.Souness replaced Kenny Dalglish three months after the legendary no.7 resigned as Liverpool manager in 1991, which came as a shock to many as he had won three league titles and two FA Cups in the previous five seasons.Fellow Scotsman David Speedie ended up being Dalglish's final signing as Liverpool manager, and many assumed that the striker would be a favourite under Souness too, but this was clearly not the case.Despite impressing for Chelsea and Coventry City, Souness sold him that summer to Blackburn Rovers after just 12 league games, even though the striker had scored six goals, including a brace in the Merseyside derby.Although the sale came more than 30 years ago, Speedie took to Twitter on Thursday to vent his frustrations, and has called out Souness for ruining Liverpool during the early 90s.Speedie wrote: "Never give up, even when those around you think you can’t reach their level."I’m often mentioned amongst the worse signings, 6 goals in 14 games, 3 man of the match awards suggest otherwise.

Kenny Dalglish reckons the team that handles the winter break the best could come out on top in the Scottish Premiership title race.

Kenny Dalglish insists Ange Postecoglou must put Celtic first when it comes to making a decision on potentially postponing next month’s derby showdown.

Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney and John McGinn were first off the production line.

Kenny Dalglish reckons the Scottish Premiership title race is making the case for VAR in the top flight.

It’s 12 years since Celtic last lifted the League Cup and failed to follow it up by going on to win the title in the same season.