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[yckatbjywtbiastkamb]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

[RedSi35]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

The world has changed a great deal since then mate.

Political correctness has gone mad.

Shanks would be turning in his grave.

[Kukilon]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

I totally agree with that. The man himself have been told to bow down to please the media.

[yckatbjywtbiastkamb]

I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager.................and I'd like to apologise for that."

imo the person who okay`d that statement shouldnt have let that man say those words even if kenny wanted to.

[LFC2007]

We'll be fine if people stop buying into the hysteria.

[tubby]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

The world has changed a great deal since then mate.

Political correctness has gone mad.

Shanks would be turning in his grave.

Kenny has been hung out to dry by the club on this one IMO. He's been the only 1 speaking out in defence of Luis. And I don't care if Suarez was in the wrong, Kenny backed his man and that's all that's important.

[Thommo's perm]

The apology is the same as the handshake, it would have been-false
It was necessary and would have been avoided if the false handshake would have happened yesterday-probably
Get over it. It is a sham which was ordered by the owners. None of it is meant but it had to happen, time to move things on. The purple nosed cu'nt still needs to be pulled for his cheeky hypocritical comments. But that can happen at a later date...

[worcester_red]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

The world has changed a great deal since then mate.

Political correctness has gone mad.

Shanks would be turning in his grave.

Kenny has been hung out to dry by the club on this one IMO. He's been the only 1 speaking out in defence of Luis. And I don't care if Suarez was in the wrong, Kenny backed his man and that's all that's important.

Hang on, you don't care that Suarez was wrong, what does that mean, are you saying that kenny should back Suarez irrespective of what suarez does.

i also think it's a shame he's had to apologise but he has handled this badly, of course not being helped by Suarez being dishonest. I think Kenny apologising showed a lot of class and I for one applaud him for being a man about it.

[Thommo's perm]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

The world has changed a great deal since then mate.

Political correctness has gone mad.

Shanks would be turning in his grave.

Kenny has been hung out to dry by the club on this one IMO. He's been the only 1 speaking out in defence of Luis. And I don't care if Suarez was in the wrong, Kenny backed his man and that's all that's important.

Hang on, you don't care that Suarez was wrong, what does that mean, are you saying that kenny should back Suarez irrespective of what suarez does.

i also think it's a shame he's had to apologise but he has handled this badly, of course not being helped by Suarez being dishonest. I think Kenny apologising showed a lot of class and I for one applaud him for being a man about it.

Haha worcester_red you are such a Fu*king w@nker!
Oh sorry, I apologise. I didnt mean that. Please forgive me?

[yckatbjywtbiastkamb]

The apology is the same as the handshake, it would have been-false
It was necessary and would have been avoided if the false handshake would have happened yesterday-probably
Get over it. It is a sham which was ordered by the owners. None of it is meant but it had to happen, time to move things on. The purple nosed cu'nt still needs to be pulled for his cheeky hypocritical comments. But that can happen at a later date...

mate, where were these people who have made kenny apologize in 1985 when everyone on the planet was putting the boot into this club? (and rightly so btw)
post heysel the managers job at liverpool was the biggest poison chalice not just in the history of football but the history of sport.
the way dalglish conducted himself in those days and the way his teams played football helped this club be accepted back into the sporting fold.
he was the epitome of grace under extreme pressure as he was in 89 as well.
he is one man that never has to apologize about his conduct as liverpool manager, not to people of my generation anyway.
the sky generation can make their own minds up.

[Paul C]

Dalglish "All of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner," he said on Sunday. 

"That applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

f##king disgraceful, the man that led us through the aftermath of heysel and hillsborough has had to apologize over a few crossed words with a reporter over a handshake.

The world has changed a great deal since then mate.

Political correctness has gone mad.

Shanks would be turning in his grave.

Kenny has been hung out to dry by the club on this one IMO. He's been the only 1 speaking out in defence of Luis. And I don't care if Suarez was in the wrong, Kenny backed his man and that's all that's important.

Totally bang on there in my opinion, I've said this all along, Ferguson said nothing in all the but LFC said all and Kenny had to fight his, Suarez and the clubs battles, all handled completely wrong 

[Zidane]

Just hope we don't lose him in the summer, if we somehow are told to sell him by the owners which I hope/highly doubt will happen I don't see how Kenny would stick around.  He wouldn't leave us hanging but I think he would make it pretty clear that we need to find a replacement for him.

[yckatbjywtbiastkamb]

Just hope we don't lose him in the summer, if we somehow are told to sell him by the owners which I hope/highly doubt will happen I don't see how Kenny would stick around.  He wouldn't leave us hanging but I think he would make it pretty clear that we need to find a replacement for him.

i dont think the owners will sell him mate, he might want to leave english footy himself but i think the owners know that gerrards not the player he once was and we havent exactly got a squad packed with exceptional players.
if we sold him just having the money from his sale is no guarentee that we`d replace him.
the owners want top four, thats where the money is, selling suarez would be a huge setback to those ambitions

[metalhead]

what did Worcester Red get banned for?

I'm sure many of us don't agree with him and he was pretty dumb saying that we should sack Kenny and Suarez to make things better (terrible post), but did he say anything abusive?

[metalhead]

EXCLUSIVE: Suarez lies could lead the way to Liverpool exit

Luis Suarez is heading for the Anfield exit after lying to his manager and undermining the club.

Not even his belated apology for betraying Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish looks likely to stop the club’s owners from offloading him in the summer.

Suarez was condemned yesterday by Dalglish and managing director Ian Ayre, who insisted he has let down the club, the manager and his team-mates for refusing to shake the hand of Manchester United’s Patrice Evra on Saturday.

In an uncompromising statement issued by Ayre and endorsed by American owners John Henry and Tom Werner, the club detailed the betrayal they feel after Suarez insisted to Dalglish he would shake hands, but then went back on his word.



Dalglish issued his own apology, after viewing a tape of the incident, and realising just how much he had been misled by the striker he has backed so vehemently.

Liverpool will now begin an internal disciplinary hearing against Suarez, which is likely to lead to punishment that will include a fine agreed with the PFA. But in the longer term, it is also likely to see the owners cut their losses and sell the striker in the summer, after the club made a complete U-turn on their previously staunch defence of the Uruguayan.

Suarez issued his own apology yesterday, admitting: “I have spoken with the manager since the game at Old Trafford and realise I got things wrong.

“I’ve not only let him down, but also the club and what it stands for and I’m sorry. I made a mistake and I regret what happened.”

But that is unlikely to save him, with Dalglish angered by the position he was put in after the match, when Suarez’s misleading comments left him defending his player on TV.

Liverpool will not publicly outline any plan to move on Suarez in summer, because that would undermine their negotiating position.

Yet he can hardly be allowed to stay after being accused of lying by his club and betraying Dalglish so badly when he sat in the manager’s office last Wednesday and insisted he would shake hands.

Dalglish is known for his loyalty, but now he feels Suarez has undermined the traditions of the club he loves, there will be no forgiveness.

Although he would not say it himself, Dalglish’s feelings were revealed by his close friend Alan Hansen, who insisted Suarez had “let Kenny down” despite receiving “unequivocal support”.

Liverpool’s condemnation yesterday was a clear indication their owners can no longer accept the damaging effect the affair has had on the club’s reputation.

There is a feeling within the heirarchy the only way to draw a line under the row is to allow Suarez to leave in summer and rebuild relations with both the FA and Manchester United.

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