In tribute to the legend, Dalglish was knighted

Live Bar June 9, 2019 A few days ago, according to the Liverpool Echo, on the Queen's birthday, Liverpool star Kenny Daglish was awarded, and the former legendary striker has finally become a Jazz.

The following is the official message:

"At the time of the 1989 Hillsborough massacre, he was playing as Liverpool manager. He selflessly assisted the families of the victims, attended the funerals of the vast majority of the victims, organized visits to hospitals for the injured, and attended the commemorative ceremonies held every year in Anfield. ”

"He has been steadfast in his response to the requests of the families of the victims during the investigation into the Hillsborough massacre, and in recognition of his work, he was awarded the Order of Freedom of the City of Liverpool. He is also one of the co-founders of the charitable organisation Marina dalglish Appeal, which opened a £1.5 million oncology centre at Liverpool's Antery University Hospital in 2007 and raised more than £10 million to invest in cancer treatment. ”

"His persistent, inspiring social work has had a profound and lasting impact on Merseyside."

As a Scot, Dalglish received not only the Order of Freedom of the City of Liverpool, but also the Medal of Freedom of the City of his hometown of Glasgow, and in his 22-year career he has received numerous honors with the Celtics and Liverpool.

He made the most appearances in the history of the Scottish national team with 102 appearances, while also becoming the top scorer in the history of the Scottish national team with 30 goals, and in England he won the Player of the Year.

He was the last coach to lead Liverpool to the top flight of England, and during his coaching career he led Liverpool to three league titles, in 1985-86 he led Liverpool to the league and FA Cup doubles, and he was also the first manager to win a double title as a part-time player and coach.

In 1995, he led Blackburn to the Premier League title, the only Premier League title of his coaching career.

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