1977: KENNY DALGLISH signs for LIVERPOOL | Grandstand | Classic BBC sport | BBC Archive

[@paulmurray750]

When Keegan left it was very hard to imagine anyone filling his boots. Kenny came in and took LFC to another level, one of the best signings we ever made. Thank you Bob/Kenny for making an 11 year old boy very happy. YNWA.

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Yeah I was around that age and living in Melbourne, my mum's from St Helens so we went over there a couple of times,76 and 79/80 saw Liverpool playipswich at Anfield in 76 and then got to watch a couple of games from the kop in the 79 /80 season, when I was about 15 I idolized Dalglish, got quite a lot of autographs from that era too.fair- dinkum I felt like I was in heaven. Take it easy mate.lol.

[@tsmay4598]

Keegan had actually already taken Liverpool to another Liverpool.

[@h____hchump8941]

This always confused me as Keegan looked so much younger than Kenny

[@alanjones6359]

I spoke to some leeds fans in a pub in the lakes when keegan was leaving they said liverpool are nothing without keegan - hope they remembered what they said !

[@gursevsanghera7042]

It was sad when Kevin Keegan left Liverpool but when they signed Kenny dalglish he turned out to be a better player than Kevin Keegan I wonder what would it be like if Kenny dalglish and Kevin Keegan had played in the same Liverpool team together

[@talkinghead3169]

First time I remember crying as a wee boy. Being a 10yo Celtic fan, this was too much to take. Wasn't replaced until Henrik Larrsson arrived 20 years later! Also the best 400 grand Liverpool ever spent.

[@Spectrescup]

Mate, I was even younger when Man U bought Ray Wilkins. I feel your pain.

[@documax123]

What a buy. And 2 players. Phew, Larsson and Dalgleish.

[@JamesT65]

We were robbed a good player, Kenny should have been the first £1m player signing.

[@roaarylion5214]

Bro what? The first time I cried is when coutinho left I was young

[@roaarylion5214]

@@Spectrescup who’s that I remember rashford

[@terrysmith9362]

Bob Paisley, the quiet genius

[@nigelhammond8516]

I always thought of Bob Paisley as a kindly Uncle figure and what a manager he was. He achieved incredible success and will be remembered for helping lay the foundation for the history of this club that we are so proud of today. Little did we realise how big a signing that King Kenny would become and I am glad to have watched this story unfold . YNWA

[@terrysmith9362]

@@nigelhammond8516 Liverpool played Red Star Begrade and were played off the pitch about 1970. Immediately after the game the bootroom, where Bob was the leader, decided the English game would never bring European success, decided there and then to change playing style. We played Leeds at Elland Road and Revie was shocked at how easy Liverpool won. It was the passing game which achieved such success and was subsequently copied by Barcelona. Turning Ray Kennedy from centre fwd to an elegant midfielder. Signing Kenny, Sou etc etc etc. The guy was a true genius

[@nigelhammond8516]

@@terrysmith9362 You have taught me something there Terry as I didn't know about that fact and it just shows how other clubs copied Bob"s vision of how football should be played. What a wonderful legacy to leave behind after such an illustrious career.

[@SamanthaGuttesen]

I sit here with a smile on my face, you can ask my 8 year old, how many European Cups did Bob Paisley win in 9 years? 3 daddy. Aye, he knows how good Bob was

[@terrysmith9362]

@@SamanthaGuttesen Ask your son how many the adored Ferguson won in 24 years

[@MikeL-7]

Literally the only player in world football at the time with the exception of Cruyff who could walk into that team and start calling shots. He was truly magnificent.

[@oscoe]

The great Bob Paisley ….RIP…..legend

[@Dbusdriver71]

Except for Emilyn Hughes, there was no signing that overwhelmed me as much as Dalglish did. The Clever Bob Paisley is a Wizard! He worked Magic and the rest is History. God bless the Soul and Memory of Bob Paisley!

[@ShaneC27]

As an Everton fan, I have to tip my hat to this Liverpool side. Paisley was the greatest manager in the history of English football and Kenny was one of their greatest ever players. Credit where it’s due 👏👏

[@dónalÓNiadh]

@Pollywog By what criteria? Nonsense. 😉

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

@Pollywog silly boy

[@happyapple4269]

Ferguson is the greatest , then clough, then paisley . Klopp hot on the heels.

[@dónalÓNiadh]

@Pollywog I know all about Clough. I was having a dig about your response to a comment made about Dalglish being Liverpool's best ever. You wrote that it was "nonsense" and asked by "what criteria" someone could make such a claim. Your argument is just as subjective as the one forwarded by the man you derided.

[@Spidey-2002]

@@happyapple4269 Nope

[@buxycat]

I was eight years old when this happened. Kevin Keegan was my favourite player, I didn't understand why he left. I had no idea then how much I would come to love Kenny Dalglish, as a player and as a manager. I remember once seeing Kenny subbing himself on as manager!

[@speedking7224]

I can't imagine any player being a manager as well today. Maybe just maybe ronaldo

[@wakinguptothetruth.2566]

And what a player he turned out to be, the king, King Kenny! The greatest player ever to wear the Liverpool shirt!

[@markgriffiths2501]

Which isn't saying much

[@benphilips7235]

Bob was the best judge of a player we've ever seen. That season alone they bought Dalglish, Hansen and Souness.

[@9VK7]

This guy seems like a decent signing. I think he'll go a long way.

[@MarkBriers369]

Bob Paisley, what an unassuming gentleman. When great managers are banded around he quite often gets missed, but just look at his phenomenal European record. Even Sir Alex can’t match that.

[@billstuart9394]

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[@MarkBriers369]

@@billstuart9394 Look his record if you’re too young to know who he is!

[@Colinjohnlewis]

Bob Paisley what a manager, one of the all time greats, just look at his trophy collection 🏆🏆🏆

[@justthetruth1]

The greatest

[@ksportz66]

Old school. Class act

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

Fergie never came close to winning what Bob did in any 9 year period of his 26 years at Old Crapford

[@ksportz66]

@@oddjobtriumph1635 bitter comment. Disrespectful to bring probably the best two managers ever into comparison. Different era’s and both had the magic something that lifted teams above sum of players.

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Yeah, you aren't wrong,what a legend.

[@barriesansom2070]

Love Bob's smile at the end! Fab!. thanks for posting as a life long Liverpool and King Kenny fan this was a real treat! ⚽️

[@RG-5834]

Bob Paisley, a real and complete Liverpool legend, with a rich North East of England accent! What a lovely and incredibly successful gentleman!

[@vordman]

A mate of mine's dad once walked into a betting shop and as he placed his bet he happened to mention to the lass on the other side of the counter that an old man hunched over a copy of The Sporting Life on a nearby table looked a bit like Bob Paisley. It is Bob Paisley she said disinterestedly, he's in here everyday...unless Liverpool are playing. Haha.

[@henryb160]

That little bookies was on Derby Lane in Old Swan. Yes, he really was there every day. The owner was his pal.

[@internationaldonuts]

Sir Bob and Sir Kenny. Beautiful.

[@streetsoundselectro124]

Decent signing is an understatement. Legend is what he is!

[@briandoyle6188]

King Kenny and BOB PAISLEY absolute bliss.. .

[@DerekTJ]

Bob Paisley was such an intelligent football gent. Pure class and no ego.

[@freespirit4706]

Turned out to be a decent signing. 😂... Amazing footage by the way. 👌🏻

[@edglue6138]

The underestimation of the century

[@brucekilby9957]

Kennys Contribution to the Reds has been Amazing. As Player and Manager And having to handle the team so well at Hillsborough,he is one the greats Of Liverpool and the game in The UK. It's amazing footage and Bills opinion of Kenny. I'm sure he never understood what Kenny said or any one At Blackburn. Thanks Kenny for Your Service to the Reds.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@brucekilby9957]

Bob Paisley. Thinking of Bill Shankly. Great Liverpool people.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@edglue6138 To call that the understatement of the century is the understatement of the millennium.

[@sand9374]

Brilliant comment by Paisley. Result of charity shield means nothing to me, unless someone says you will be in it next year🤣🤣🤣

[@Spidey-2002]

What a mentality Paisley had. That's why Liverpool were so good for so long. Lost it after King Kenny left

[@RobCLynch]

My dad took me to my first game at Anfield in September 1978 and we beat Tottenham 7-0. For the next 11 years, I was privileged to see some of the best teams in the history of Liverpool FC. This 1978 team was my personal favourite.

[@diamonddave2622]

The 7th goal was one of the greatest I've ever seen...

[@RobCLynch]

@@diamonddave2622 My dad said that 7th goal was the greatest he's ever seen and he was from the Billy Liddell era!

[@davebaldwin880]

Terry Macs goal is still the best Anfield has seen IMO

[@RobCLynch]

@@davebaldwin880 My dad said exactly the same. He followed Liverpool out of the old 2nd Division and saw many goals, but the 7th at home to Tottenham was always the best - in his opinion. It was the complete team goal. Perfect.

[@themelted4614]

What an awesome quietly spoken great physio and utter humble genious..

[@paulmcnamara9272]

Liverpool greatest ever player by far that man could anything with a football he was a genius.

[@paulmcnamara9272]

@Pollywog Really you obviously know very little about foot if you don't rate Kenny as the best.

[@paulmcnamara9272]

@Pollywog Yes true we had many great players, but Kenny could do it all goes past players with ease set up goals and was a deadly finisher. Liverpool fans voted him their greatest player and this was recently as well.

[@dónalÓNiadh]

@Pollywog You're contradicting yourself. As stated, it's subjective to claim Dalglish, or any other player, is the best, so it is hardly 'nonsense' to place one of Liverpool's most successful at the top of the tree.

[@brucekilby9957]

@Pollywog Who would call the Reds best? Kenny.Souness.Clemence.Hughes.?

[@dazediss6629]

@@brucekilby9957 Keegan based on pure ability. But Kenny based on a combination of everything - dedication, loyalty, ability, etc. Similar to the Rooney/Ronaldo debate at Man Utd - Ronaldo is clearly the all round better footballer & anyone would obviously rather have him in their team. But Wayne’s achievements with the club far outweigh the few years Ronaldo was at United before leaving for Madrid. Similar to Keegan going to Hamburg - he knew he couldn’t win Balon Dor’s at Liverpool because at the time the Bundesliga was miles out in front as the top league.

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

The coming of the king,this guy was brilliant,best I've seen

[@desmo998rr]

KENNY DALGLISH. The main reason as a seven year old I started supporting Liverpool.

[@philbeattie1623]

Absolutely the best player I’ve seen at Liverpoolfc

[@diamondgeezertunes]

Bob ... Simple and humble man but one the best ...

[@MarleyBu]

My hero and the reason I support Liverpool. King Kenny YNWA ❤

[@TizerisT.]

As a Chelsea fan, I used to be scared of this guy so much. I remember in the mid to late 80's he was basically the worlds best player

[@CB-xr1eg]

No that's incorrect. Bob Paisley wasn't playing football in the 80's.

[@TizerisT.]

@@CB-xr1eg I meant Dalglish...

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@TizerisT. No...really??🙄🤣

[@martinthemillwright]

Listening to this great man means you are learning something every time.

[@sparephone8228]

I remember what Graeme souness said about Paisley. Beneath the public image of 'uncle Bob ' , he was hard as nails and could be ruthless when required.

[@leehammett8717]

All time great manager - should have been knighted. Dalglish, what a player...never liked Liverpool but I love football and recognise greatness when I see it

[@yesemitesam333]

He was. It was a bit late mind but he got a knighthood in 2018.

[@publicsectordirect982]

The greatest signing in british football history

[@FBICPS]

The twinkle in Bob Paisleys eye at the end says it all.

[@gordonmculloch4904]

Arguably, the best purchase by any British club.

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

One of. Cantona for United wasn't bad either.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Great times as a kid growing up in the 70s everybody wanted a pair of puma Dalglish

[@terryhall7697]

Puma king was better

[@terryhall7697]

That's what kenny wore

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

But you wore Dunlop greenflash terry and was always picked last 😭

[@terryhall7697]

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain bet you was the best wasn't you Bob probably still are in your own little world

[@isaz597]

Kenny even when younger has always been very humble

[@David-D20]

And the rest is history….King Kenny

[@milanbaros2005]

Love the POV of Kenny smashing the ball in the goal in training. Made me smile.

[@lmcguire3790]

I really like the way he answers the question about the level of the other Scottish teams. Of course the standard is better in England but every time one of those teams play against Celtic or Rangers it is a cup final to them and a real chance for one of those players to change their career’s or lives if they put on a show! Stuart Armstrong was a decent player at Dundee United and put in a few good performances in against Celtic, then got a massive move to Celtic and now plays in the premier league for Southampton. Just an example of the mentality the players have when playing against Celtic and Rangers.

[@scottw.3258]

Armstrong played well for Utd, not just against Celtic or Rangers.

[@grahamburke2939]

Scottish Football was really good back in the day, Yes you had Rangers, Celtic, then that good Aberdeen team then you had Dundee United boo I hate to say plus Hearts and Hibs, anyway A Dee for Life!

[@scottw.3258]

@@grahamburke2939 Hearts had one good season in the 80's, they were mainly a yo-yo Club, as were Hibs. A lot of your 'smaller' teams had good sides in the 80's, the likes of St Mirren, Morton, Dumbarton, Dunfermline... The league was overall stronger in the 80's, no question of that, there was always 3, or 4 teams within touching distance of the title. Looking at 1982-83, when Dundee Utd won it, Celtic finished 2nd, one point behind them, and Aberdeen finished 3rd, level on points with Celtic. We'll never see a finish like that to the top flight in Scotland again.

[@billstuart9394]

@@scottw.3258 -yes all that is true - but KD left Celtic in the 70s .....

[@scottw.3258]

@@billstuart9394 That's correct...

[@iantotalrecall]

Turned out to be the best player Liverpool ever signed

[@miamitten1123]

Mo Salah

[@13muller9]

@@miamitten1123 Mo is great, but after Dalglish signed for Liverpool, they won 3 more CL titles (78,81, and 84) while winning (I can't remember exactly), probably 5 or 6 more 1-st division titles. Whenever Mo reaches that record, he could be as great as Dalglish. Dalglish couldn't win Ballon Dor; I hope Mo can do it this year, although Benzema with his current form is a big rival!

[@achyuta4206]

@@miamitten1123 Kenny has won way more titles than Salah ever will. He even managed and built an entertaining side himself. He has done far more off the field as well. So much that it actually affected his health. No one comes close to Kenny.

[@Britonbear]

@@achyuta4206 He won the double as a player manager for Liverpool and won the league with Blackburn Rovers; he was only the third manager to win the title with two different clubs.

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

Luis Suarez best player I’ve ever seen in a Liverpool shirt.

[@ryannoble4789]

As long as we preform and entertain, I wish all managers thought like this.

[@funkymax1]

2 legends in one frame

[@EightFrancs]

Rest in peace Bob.

[@tobiloba8148]

Bob the legend

[@macca1146]

The best buy in the history of football, not just for Liverpool.

[@dazzaMusic]

definitely in the top 3 but the best signing ever made was Di Stefano to Real Madrid

[@macca1146]

@@dazzaMusic I can't argue with that mate, what a team they had then, probably the best team ever.

[@AgentRafa]

King Kenny!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@JamesBrown-pz6nw]

They say you can remember where you were when certain things happen in life. I was waiting to go out and play Hollandbush golf course when I saw this on TV in the clubhouse.

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

I'm not a Liverpool fan however loved this old school vid this channel is awesome keep them coming

[@terrytelford4361]

Our bob fantastic manager and a very humble man new the game inside out should ov been Knighted from the queen 💯🏆🏆🏆love from the North east

[@jackshank1824]

I remember this. I was 8. Seriously upset because Keegan was leaving. But we were signing this fella Dalglish. I guessed he had to be good because we were paying 440,000 quid for him. And I couldn't work out how much that was. Great memories.

[@LeornianCyng]

The King 👑

[@JuMo-pf4ep]

I used to see him regularly walking up Derby Lane in Old Swan. Hat and mac. Completely unassuming in his greatness.

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

Cos he knew it was just a game.

[@welshlad6427]

The King 👑 and my hero ⚽️❤️

[@andrewdavy9921]

Not even close to the real King Eric Cantona

[@conner1260]

@@andrewdavy9921Kenny was 10x the player

[@alexanderthegreat9663]

And the rest is history 👏

[@lfc632]

£440,000 is probably what he'd roughly earn if he played today PER WEEK.

[@youngdolo8]

And he'd be worth every penny

[@andrewdavy9921]

@Pollywog Eric Cantona one million from Leeds

[@lfc632]

@@youngdolo8 yeah I agree, look at players like Pogba and Aubameyang who down tools when the chips are down

[@johnbutler4319]

Keegan leaves for Hamburg, Liverpool sign Dalglish, who turns out to be even better, legend and I follow Chelsea!!!

[@56postoffice]

Bob Paisley's 3 European Cup wins as a manager was unmatched until Ancelotti and then Zidane. Legendary manager.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And it was really his team that won it for a 4th time the year after he retired.

[@albusha5150]

THE BEST PLAYER British Isles have ever witnessed and one of the best ever in the world. So underrated! HAIL TO THE KING! YNWA

[@CB-xr1eg]

He's not underrated but he may be OVERrated. Billy Bremner of Leeds United is the best ever British player.

[@albusha5150]

@@CB-xr1eg Are you a Leeds fan?

[@jimso771]

@@CB-xr1egBilly was definitely the greatest midfielder in Britain

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@albusha5150 Yes I am.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@jimso771 👍👍

[@fatsue4289]

Not a bad signing, as things turned out. I always felt he should've been given more time during his second stint as manager.

[@pressureworks]

Yes, but his second stint co-incited with the beginning of the instant success, must win everything immediately mentality

[@guruprasadsomasundaram9273]

Thank you for the video! what a treasure!

[@billybonds4449]

Kenny, Kenny, I'd walk a million miles for one of your goals, oh Kenny.

[@ChefPhilLees]

Brilliant footage.

[@Detailed1]

As a Manchester United fan I have the utmost respect for Bob Paisley, just a lovely man aswell as a great manager.......also loved Dalglish's reply to the question on the depth of scottish football. "Every games their cup final" .....we united and Liverpool fans can understand this sentiment more than most clubs.

[@kevinwilliams1421]

Footy is not hard is it “I like good players and more good players you the better chance of winning” .. bob knew the brilliance of simplicity “

[@deanstanley5799]

When Liverpool were Liverpool 💪

[@Mod-rw9cw]

I remember this I was on holiday in Scotland at the time in Ullapool. £440000 was a huge amount of money. Imagine what he would cost today. He was better than any of today’s players.

[@retrospective77]

Messi says hey 👋

[@ngc-fo5te]

Stop with the better than any today nonsense.

[@Mod-rw9cw]

@@ngc-fo5te He’s the best I’ve seen in the last 50 yrs. The only nonsense is you thinking anyone is any better.

[@retrospective77]

@@Mod-rw9cw C'mon man, you can't be serious? Messi, R9, Zidane, Ronaldinho, CR7, Iniesta, Salah, KDB... the list goes on. There's plenty of players in the modern era that were on par or better. You're living in the past ol chap.

[@ngc-fo5te]

@@Mod-rw9cw I suggest you should have watched more football then - a fine player in his time but on no one's list of best ever. I'm probably a lot older than you and can name many better players before him and certainly after.

[@TopCornerFacts]

Priceless

[@dface6447]

BOB 😁 and KING KENNY 😁👍

[@24327355]

As Rangers supporter , Thank F*** he left Celtic, the best Scottish AND Liverpool player I ever saw, by a mile.

[@vincentmcnabb939]

Thanks also, that he signed for Celtic and not his boyhood club. 😆

[@JI7NKJ]

Celtic fan, Kenny and Liverpool were made for each other.

[@dazediss6629]

Nobody could replace Keegan’s footballing ability at that time except unobtainable players like Best, Eusebio, or Cruyff. They knew they had to go & find the next best, and they got pretty close with Kenny. Never had the raw ability that Keegan had but was the perfect fit for Liverpool, incredible footballer but more importantly fiercely loyal to Liverpool. Keegan was simply too good to stay & had outgrown the club at the time. Had he known what Liverpool would achieve within the next few years he may have stayed. But at the time the Bundesliga was way out in front as the top league - and Kevin knew if he was to put himself in the bracket of Cruyff, Best, Eusebio, etc - then he had to leave to win Balon D’ors - and fair play to him he went and did that twice. Shows you just how strong a player & character Kenny was to fill the hole left by a superstar like Keegan. It’s like United trying to sign a player after Ronaldo left United.

[@SuperGripper65]

Are you for real? Dalglish was 10 times the player Keegan was as Denis Law told everyone. You must not watch a lot of football.

[@iandawson3171]

Keegan was brilliant. Dalglish was class.

[@dazediss6629]

@@SuperGripper65 I understand as a Liverpool fan that you’ll always say Kenny was a better player, that’s obvious. But any neutral football fan knows Keegan was.

[@tomellis4324]

NEVER HAD THE RAW ABILITY? Dude you're a muppet. Keegan was blood and guts and effort. No way was he in the same bracket as Dalglish in terms of ability. You haven't a clue.

[@Spidey-2002]

@@dazediss6629 You know nothing about football. Can tell your a bitter manc

[@bobsmith3291]

Same feelings now with Suarez and salah

[@sthanstigger2328]

My first pair of shin pads were Kenny Dalglish ones. The shop assistant said I could choose between two colours: black & blue. She laughed when she realised what she had just said 😊

[@SimonMeech]

The funny thing is that Dalglish never wore shinpads.

[@ukdnbmarsh]

genius had a Capri too, lovely motor

[@Westlake72]

I was at the Charity Shield game they're talking about.

[@muhammedrahman7013]

Kings of The Kop, Heroes of The People, Legends of ANFIELD! Kings Kenny and Bob YNWA Bosses

[@gallowgate68]

Even back then players being judged on the strength of the Scottish league to the English league despite lots of Scottish players ripping it up at English clubs during this period.

[@Britonbear]

The story was that Liverpool offered him a trial but Celtic told them to foxtrot oscar.

[@andymacfaul2852]

Bob had the right idea about the Charity Shield. More important to be in it than to win it.

[@tomellis4324]

Its amazing Andy, we see clearly here what old Bob and Liverpool thought of the charity shield at that time, didn't give a fiddlers for it yet a certain club from Manchester lay claim to winning more trophies than LFC because of it. Says it all really 🙄

[@Then.72]

This was when Our football was still British! Maybe not all English, Scottish, Welsh etc because the premiership never had 80% foreigners then

[@paulcolville5972]

Don't forget all the foreign managers today too! The game back then was maybe not as skilfull, the pitches terrible, the grounds modest, but somehow I miss those days. English clubs now are just toys or advertisments for Saudi rich investors who care nothing for the game.

[@TizerisT.]

Agreed. This is the natural way. Todays league, although I love it dearly, misses this common touch. And this goes for any country. Like, Filipino teams should have mostly Filipino players, etc.

[@Then.72]

@@paulcolville5972 but we still had the skill to win a World Cup back then

[@Then.72]

@@TizerisT. agreed!

[@1KJO]

Gods of the game, Hughes, Dalglish, Paisley. United fan.

[@iandawson3171]

Ahhhh. An Emlyn fan. Respect sir.

[@bully5aw]

Anybody know how this signing worked out? 🤔

[@gerrystuart9808]

He was shite but thanks for the £4 40 000

[@gerrystuart9808]

Lol

[@nazrimansor1112]

Well the club named a stand at Anfield after him so he must have done "okay" 😉

[@JLar-bb5hl]

He was sold to Middlesborough the year after for 125 000, I believe.

[@iandawson3171]

As an avid Pool fan, I'm not sure what happened to him. Only learned of this sign today.

[@terryhall7697]

And the king was born

[@Coxy-b34]

Never underestimate just how brilliant the genius know as Kenny Dalglish was.

[@rickwhite1435]

THANKU GREAT MEMORIES 👌💯.YNWA

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Yeah, Dalglish was an inspired purchase to replace Kevin Keegan, Liverpool just got stronger from here, my favourite era really.

[@caxzrockz]

Shame it never work out

[@bobuk161]

Funnily enough we weren't in the charity shield in 78

[@philipritson8821]

Nottingham Forest v Ipswich Town?

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

The KING Kenny Dalglish. I mean the King of Scotland, not simply of Liverpool FC.

[@66taa15]

Long live the king 👑

[@northred4930]

Legend

[@janeharper9329]

bob paisley the greatest manager ever

[@tynemouthquizperson]

Kenny is a god. Bob is a legend..

[@telephonic]

The King.

[@patrickbrosnan2556]

THE KING

[@NoName-jq7tj]

And the rest was history.

[@RamansSon]

1977 was 2 years before Thatcher, 4 years before Lennon (RIP) assasination,

[@toomuchinformation]

3 years before Lennon's murder. He died in 1980.

[@3girlrhumba]

KING KENNY

[@fraser_mr2009]

They forget that Scottish football was strong in those days, Aberdeen won the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1983 beating Real Madrid 2:1 in the final.