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Kenneth Mathieson Dalglish

Explore 14 football history records associated with Kenneth Mathieson Dalglish, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.

Historical events

1951 March 4th

Birth of Kenneth Mathieson Dalglish

Birth of Kenneth Mathieson Dalglish

Great Britain
1974

World Cup

Part of the undefeated 1974 FIFA World Cup Scotland team.

Great Britain
1977 August

Transfer

Bob Paisley pays £440,000 to bring Kenny Dalglish to Liverpool from Celtic.

Great Britain · Liverpool
1977 August 10th

Transfer

Joins Liverpool from Celtic as Kevin Keegan's replacement.

Great Britain · Liverpool
1979

Footballer of the Year

FWA Footballer of the Year

Great Britain
1985 May

Liverpool Manager

Becomes Liverpool player-manager after Joe Fagan retires.

Great Britain · Liverpool
1986 May 10th

Liverpool League and FA Cup Double

Wins the League and FA Cup Double in his first season as Liverpool player-manager.

Great Britain · Wembley
1989 April 15th

Hillsborough Disaster

Leads Liverpool through the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster.

Great Britain · Sheffield
1990

League Championship

Guides Liverpool to the club's eighteenth top-flight title.

Great Britain · Liverpool
1991

Blackburn Rovers

Dalglish, through Jack Walkers patronage, turns the Second Division side to Premier League winners, breaking transfer fee records along the way

Great Britain · Blackburn
1991

Manager

Dalglish, through Jack Walkers patronage, turns the Second Division side to Premier League winners, breaking transfer fee records along the way. Appointed Manager of Blackburn Rovers

Great Britain · Blackburn
1997

Manager

Appointed Manager of Newcastle United

Great Britain · Newcastle
1997

Newcastle United

Appointed Manager of Newcastle United

Great Britain · Newcastle
2009

FourFourTwo

Named by FourFourTwo football magazine as the greatest post-war British striker

Great Britain