Bump on a bump I suppose.
But, in 2011, in this thread, people were asking how good Kenny was.
In my opinion, he was up there with the very very best. I don't base this on my own football knowledge.
50,000 Liverpool supporters, 50,000 Celtic supporters.
That's for starters.
Clough said knocking Liverpool out of the European Cup was about wiping Kenny's smile off his face.
Bob Paisley said he was the best player he had ever managed.
Jock Stein thought as long as Dalglish stayed at Celtic he could build another Lisbon Lions team.
Ray Clemence said that from the goal he could see Kenny making moves the best team in the world couldn't keep up with.
Bob Paisley used to go up to the stand to see what Dalglish was actually doing.
Ray Kennedy accepted that Dalglish was better than him, which is some admission from Ray Kennedy.
Souness said that from about 79-82 Dalglish was the best player in the world, bar none.
Hansen said that despite losing 4-1 to Brazil with Scotland at the 1982 World Cup, it was an honour to be on the same pitch as players like Zico and Socrates. Then he says that Dalglish should have been playing for Brazil.
Beckenbauer turned up at Hampden to present King Kenny his prize for his 100th Scottish cap.
George Best said that if he had played in the same team as Dalglish he would have scored 50 goals a season. He'd not have had to dribble past 6 or 7 players, just wait for the pass.
Then, player-manager of a double-winning side, in his debut season, won the league with 2 clubs, that's a select group, last winner of the league with a provincial club. Comes back to manage Liverpool and wins a trophy -what? - 27 years after his first as manager.
Oh, 100 goals in both Scotland and England.
And that's Kenny the football man.
He could play.
