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Happy Birthday to the KING - Kenny Dalglish - Many Happy Returns
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:48 amby skatesy
I don't think that anyone has mentioned this on here yet, but it is the King's birthday today 
I thought I would start this topic so everyone can give him a big birthday wish and maybe share some memories
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:56 amby puroresu
Legend. Love King Kenny!!
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 11:02 amby ConnO'var
Happy Birthday Kenny!
Lord, we've missed you this last decade or so....
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 11:06 amby Judge
check out general chat mate
we have a birthday thread pinned up
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 12:55 pmby skatesy
I thought he may deserve his own thread as the other one is just for 'all' birthdays. 
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:00 pmby 112-1077774096
legend, end of
the greatest player to pull on the red shirt and still a red through and through, love the guy and i am one of the lucky ones of a certain age who had the pleasure of watching him from day one, and had the pleasure of watching his testimonial when during a quite moment in the crowd he was heard to shout at a player who played a stray pass "arghhhhhhhh f*cking hell" then look sheepish when he realised the whole kemly road heard it and started laughing
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:25 pmby red37
Simply the best player this club has had the good fortune to have acquired the services of. On and Off the pitch - a true legend. Oh and who could ever forget 'that' smile...as wide as the Mersey and as genuinely offered as the affectionate adulation the folk who adored his sublime talent, both locally and across virtually the entire footballing spectrum have long since acknowledged. Along with Rushie, Clemence, Digger, Beardsley, Souness (the footballer). The sparingly utilised, yet exquisitely precocious Litmanen. Fowler, Gerrard, Reina, Carragher and now Torres....some of my favourite players to have adorned the Red Shirt. Dalglish's name will remain constant for all time. Immortalised in the annals of Greatness, which is where he undoubtedly belongs alongside Shanks and Bob.
All the best on your Birthday Kenny. Live long and prosper.
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:38 pmby Judge
skatesy wrote:I thought he may deserve his own thread as the other one is just for 'all' birthdays.
let kenny post it up himself
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:39 pmby Judge
skatesy wrote:I thought he may deserve his own thread as the other one is just for 'all' birthdays.
let kenny post it up himself
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 2:30 pmby puroresu
"Let's get out of here before they realise what they've done."
Those were Bob Paisley's words to Liverpool chairman John Smith as the pair left the meeting with Celtic officials at which the transfer of Kenny Dalglish to Anfield had been agreed.
What a great signing!!
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 2:42 pmby skatesy
Judge wrote:skatesy wrote:I thought he may deserve his own thread as the other one is just for 'all' birthdays.
let kenny post it up himself
I just got off the phone with him about ten minutes ago and he told me that if I could post it for him that it would be a huge favour. So after a bit of grumbling and complaining I decided to do it for him 
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 2:49 pmby Reg
Why did Celtic sell Kenny? Never understood it.
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 3:32 pmby Sean
Kenny wanted a move in 1976. He felt he had achieved what he could at Celtic. Jock Stein persuaded him to stay for another season. With Paisley knowing Keegan was moving on, he got in touch with his friend Stein during season 76/77 enquiring about Dalglish. Stein told him he was hoping to persuade Dalglish to stay again but he'd give Liverpool first refusal. In summer '77 Dalglish told Stein he definitely wanted to move on and Stein kept his gentlemans agreement with Paisley.
Also, as a 15 year old Dalglish had a trial with Liverpool in 1966 but Shankley didn't think he was ready to move from Glasgow !
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 4:54 pmby puroresu
Sean wrote:Kenny wanted a move in 1976. He felt he had achieved what he could at Celtic. Jock Stein persuaded him to stay for another season. With Paisley knowing Keegan was moving on, he got in touch with his friend Stein during season 76/77 enquiring about Dalglish. Stein told him he was hoping to persuade Dalglish to stay again but he'd give Liverpool first refusal. In summer '77 Dalglish told Stein he definitely wanted to move on and Stein kept his gentlemans agreement with Paisley.
Also, as a 15 year old Dalglish had a trial with Liverpool in 1966 but Shankley didn't think he was ready to move from Glasgow !
He also had a trial at west ham didnt he? The scout that discovered Kenny also said Arsenal wanted him but his dad told him 'He's the only son I've got and I want to see him play football every week'.
Rangers really missed the boat. His family moved to Govern and Kenny was a Rangers man but the call never came.
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 7:09 pmby Toffeehater
Happy birthday to the king , the best player to play for LFC , legend